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Today, USA Cycling’s Rob DeMartini announced the cancelation of seven different 2020 national championship events in a video and release.

Confused about best practices to stop the spread of the Coronavirus and yet still want to stay in shape? USA Cycling hosted an update and new Q&A with Dr. Roshon.

Photographer Dan Steinle captured Team USA in Dübendorf at the 2020 Cyclocross World Championships. Enjoy our photo gallery of many of the Americans.

USA Cycling announced the 25-rider roster that will be representing Team USA at the 2020 Cyclocross World Championships in Dübendorf, Switzerland.

With the popularity of tubeless setups and desire to grow cyclocross participation, it is time to allow tires wider than 35mm at U.S. Cyclocross Nationals.

Eleven American U23 and Junior women and men took to the dunes of Koksijde, see how US riders fared and check out Bart Hazen’s photo gallery.

Eleven Junior and U23 U.S. riders will be taking on the sands of World Cup Koksijde this Sunday. See Junior/U23 U.S. riders and full Elite start lists.

USA Cycling’s new video series The Cross Report checks in from the 2019 Really Rad Festival of Cyclocross and looks forward to Pan-Ams in Ontario.

Jesse Anthony and USA Cycling were busy supporting young riders at the 2019 Jingle Cross World Cup. He shares what he has been up to as Cyclocross Manager.

California’s 2019 West Coast Cyclocross Points Prestige offers a chance for riders to earn USA Cycling rankings points during a 5-race series in August.

The December, 2020 U.S. Cyclocross Nationals are headed to Chicagoland’s DuPage County and the historic Cantigny Park venue in Wheaton.

USA Cycling launched a weekely video web series called This Week in American Cycling hosted by Dave Towle and Brad Sohner. Watch the first episode.

The Mud Fund is the USA Cycling Foundation’s cyclocross-specific fundraising program. Tim Johnson shares how the Fund is set up and what it’s all about.

Tim Johnson was at the 2019 Bogense Worlds on “the other side” working on Development for the USA Cycling Foundation. We chatted with him at the event.

Meredith Miller helped coach Team USA at the 2019 Bogense Cyclocross World Championships. We chatted with her about working with the U23 Women’s team.

How has participation at U.S. Cyclocross Nationals changed over the years? We take a look at the numbers from 2006-2018 and how 2018 Lousiville compares.

Former New Balance CEO Rob DeMartini has been named the new CEO of USA Cycling. Learn more about the new USAC CEO in this release.

Jesse Anthony is returning to his ‘cross roots at the new USA Cycling Cyclocross Manager. We spoke with him about his new role and plans for the position.

Today, USA Cycling announced the 16 riders on the U23 Women, U23 Men and Junior Men’s team for the 2019 Cyclocross World Championships in Denmark.

The 2018 Louisville Cyclocross Nationals are coming up fast. To find out what to expect, we spoke with USA Cycling Events Manager Shawn Brett.

USA Cycling’s rider rankings are used to stage call-ups at Cyclocross Nationals and local races. Jim Cochran investigates if they are calculated correctly.

The 2018 U.S. Cyclocross Nationals v2 are less than five weeks away. Get info about the weekend and the early registration prices that end 11/9.

We spoke with Adam Myerson about his first year on the USA Cycling Cyclocross Committee and the current state of USAC. Hear what he had to say.

USA Cycling held its 2018 Sport Committee Meetings in Colorado Springs last week. Cyclocross rep Adam Myerson live-tweeted a state of USAC presentation.

Tim Johnson was recently hired as the USA Cycling Foundation’s Development Director. We talk with the cyclocross legend about his new position.

Emma White is skipping the cyclocross season to pursue a spot on Team USA for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. We talked with her about her decision.

U.S. cyclocross legend Tim Johnson has joined the USA Cycling Foundation as Development Director. Learn more about his new position and the Foundation.

The December 2018 U.S. Cyclocross Nationals will have a new monster cross category. Get your wide tires and dirt drops ready for this new racing category.

After top tens at the 2018 Cyclocross World Championships, Kaitie Keough and Elle Anderson have been named to the USA Cycling National Team. Katie Compton has been elevated to Gold status after her second-place finish.

The days after the Nationals are a nervous time for World Championship-hopeful racers. Here’s USA Cycling’s 31-strong team for 2018 Worlds in Valkenburg.