USA Cycling announced today the fourth edition of the USA Cycling Professional Tour, which is highlighted by an expanded calendar and two first-time UCI events. While Garmin-Transitionsandrsquo; Dave Zabriskie captured the individual title in 2009, the powerful Columbia-HTC team edged fellow U.S. based Pro Tour squad, Garmin for the team title. This year some of the world’s top riders will prepare to compete in any number of the ten USA Cycling Pro Tour events in the U.S.
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The 2010 USA Cycling Collegiate Road season kicked off last weekend in Tucson with the University of Arizona Criterium, the year’s first collegiate cycling race. The season will begin in earnest across the country in the weeks that follow, but this early season start was a great preview of the excitement to come.
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Check out the February Communiquandeacute;. It’s chocked full of useful information, including how to register for a FREE webinar all about preparing for your very first bike race. You’ll also find information about USA Cycling’s new iPhone app, 2010 National Championships and Athlete Development Camps, and you can find out how to order USA Cycling coffee.
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In response to a request from the UCI that radios be banned in all national calendar races, the USCF Board of Trustees met and amended the rule regarding the use of race radios in all USA Cycling sanctioned road and track races. Radios will now be banned in all USA Cycling road and track races.
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Over the weekend, Ian Moir and Kit Karzen contested the Berlin Six-Day and the U.S. National Team competed in the 2010 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships where Meredith Miller turned in the top result for the squad with a 12th-place effort. Coming up, USA Cycling will field a team of six ladies for the Ladies Tour of Qatar.
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The 2010 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships wrapped up Sunday in Tabor, Czech Republic with the elite men and women going at it despite frigid temperatures and a snow laden course. Despite the withdrawl of America’s top medal hopeful, Katie Compton, the U.S. managed to place four riders inside the top 20. In the womenandrsquo;s race Meredith Miller was the first American to cross the line in 12th-place, while USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Champion Tim Johnson was the first American across for the elite men in 14th.
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The 2010 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships kicked off on Saturday in Tabor, Czech Republic with the U23 and Junior men duking it out on a course that was frozen from the region’s heavy snowfall in recent weeks. In the junior race, Cody Kaiser was the first to cross the line for the U.S. National Team, in 33rd place, while Zach McDonald was the first across for the U23 squad in 28th.
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USA Cycling is honored to announce that Louisville, Kentucky today was chosen by the Union Cycliste Internationale, cycling’s international governing body, to host the 2013 Elite Cyclo-cross World Championships and the 2012 and 2013 Masters Cyclo-cross World Championships. This historic appointment is the first time the Cyclo-cross World Championships will be held outside of Europe in the 50 plus year history of the championships. These events will mark the first Elite Cycling World Championship of any discipline held on U.S. soil since the Track World Championships took place in Los Angeles in 2005.
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USA Cycling announced today the hiring of Management Cycling Prof, S.L. to manage the organization’s Women’s Endurance Program. Led by Director Sportif Manel Lacambra, the Spanish-based company will direct the national governing body’s women’s development efforts from the USA Cycling European Residence Center in Lucca, Italy.
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On January 23, masters ‘cross enthusiasts converged on Mol, Belgium to duke it out in the first world championship event of the 2010 season - the UCI Masters Cyclo-cross World Championships. U.S. riders grabbed six top-10 finishes in Mol, four of which were podium places.
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