Into The Lion’s Den, New Race Brings Back Memories of the NCL
The City Team Concept of Into The Lion’s Den brings back memories of the former National Cycling League
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Walmart becomes Title Partner of the 2022 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships
The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) and Experience Fayetteville are delighted to announce Walmart Inc. as Title Partner of the 2022 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships
Jennifer Valente scores first medals for U.S. at 2021 Track World Championships
After winning Olympic gold in the Women’s Omnium, Jennifer Valente (San Diego; TWENTY24 Pro Cycling) is back on the track for the 2021 Tissot UCI Track Cycling World Championships.
New Bikes and Updates from Alchemy – Sea Otter Coverage
Alchemy adds the Rogue and Argos frames, along with updates to the Arktos and new finishes for all frames.
Red Bull Rampage returns for 20th Anniversary on October 15
Red Bull Rampage is hands down the wildest, most progressive freeride mountain bike event of the year. And this Friday, October 15th, you can watch the 20th Anniversary edition live on Red Bull TV!
Team CLIF Bar Cycling heads into the USA Crits finals on the US-made VYNL Road Disc
After last year’s hiatus from racing, Team CLIF Bar debuted the 2021 season on the new VYNL Road Disc team frames, proving that aluminum construction can be raced successfully at the highest level.
Teams name rosters for 2021 Vuelta a Espana
The 78th edition of the Vuelta a Espana is back and on schedule with its usual mid-August start date.
Jennifer Valente first woman to win Olympic Gold For Team USA in track cycling
After previously medaling twice, U.S. cyclist Jennifer Valente found gold in the Women’s Omnium, one of the last events of the 2020 Olympic Games.
USA Cycling Names 2021 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships Teams
USA Cycling announced today the final roster of athletes representing the United States in both cross country and downhill at the 2021 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships
Connor Fields released from hospital, heading home
Five days after a horrific crash in his semifinal race at the Tokyo Olympics, U.S. BMX champion Connor Fields has been released from St. Luke’s International Hospital in Tokyo and will head home to Nevada for rehabilitation.