With nearly 40 cities across the state expressing initial interest in the 2012 USA Pro Cycling Challenge, race officials have unveiled the 12 host cities that will serve as starts and finishes for the second annual stage race. After drawing more then 1 million fans in the inaugural year, the 2012 race will return to several cities, including Colorado Springs, the home of the sport’s national governing body USA Cycling. The route will also visit four new host cities, showcasing the majestic beauty of the state  … More
What follows is an overview of the major changes to Chapter 7 of the USA Cycling Rule Book for 2012. Actual text of each rule can be found in the updated rule book, posted here. If you have questions about any of these changes, contact Jeffrey Hansen, the Collegiate Manager at USA Cycling.
Collegiate BMX National Championships – (New Rule – 7L6)  USA Cycling will host a Collegiate BMX category for the first time at the 2012 USA   … Much more
USA Cycling announced Thursday the 30 athletes in the disciplines of mountain biking and women’s road cycling who are eligible to be nominated to represent the United States at the 2012 Olympic Games.
As part of its Olympic Team nomination process, USA Cycling will name a Long Team of eligible athletes in the disciplines of men’s and women’s mountain bike and women’s road cycling; men’s and women’s track cycling and men’s BMX. This will serve as a pool of riders from which the Olympic Team will be selected  … More
The meeting of USA Cycling’s various Sport Committees last month resulted in several rule changes for the 2012 season.
The most significant change for 2012 is the removal of the 30-34 age category from USA Cycling Masters Road and Masters Track National Championships.
The age category’s … More