Phinney claims third national title with new track record Taylor Phinney set a new track record in the men's 4,000-meter individual pursuit and won his third national title of the week on Friday at the 2008 USA Cycling Elite Track National Championships at the ADT Event Center velodrome at the Home Depot Center. Phinney clocked a time of 4:23.514 to establish the new best mark. In other titles decided on Friday, Kimberly Geist claimed the women's in... by alee@usacycling.org 4 Oct 2008 at 12:11pm

Team Pursuit, 500-Meter time trial titles awarded in Carson Four more national champions were determined Thursday as the 2008 USA Cycling Elite Track National Championships continued at the ADT Event Center at the Home Depot Center with team pursuit and women's 500-meter time trial contests. In the men's team pursuit, Taylor Phinney earned his second national title of the week, teaming up with Garmin-Chipotle athletes David Koesel, Daniel Holloway and ... by alee@usacycling.org 3 Oct 2008 at 10:07am

Phinney opens elite track nationals with kilometer time trial win The 2008 USA Cycling Elite Track National Championships opened at the ADT Event Center velodrome at the Home Depot Center on Wednesday as three national champions were crowned on the first day of competition. Following his meteoric rise since last year's championships, 18-year-old Taylor Phinney scored an elite title in the men's kilometer time trial while Michael Blatchford earned a Stars-and... by alee@usacycling.org 2 Oct 2008 at 9:46am

Reistad, Frischkorn elected to USPRO Board of Trustees Following a special election to determine the two athlete representatives on the USPRO Board of Trustees, USA Cycling announced today that Nicholas Reistad and Will Frischkorn have won the two open seats. Reistad was also elected to the USA Cycling Board of Directors as the Athlete Director representing USPRO. The results came after more than 50% of athletes eligible to vote took part in the ... by alee@usacycling.org 2 Oct 2008 at 9:07am

USA Cycling announces Preferred Dealer program at Interbike USA Cycling, the national governing body for competitive cycling in the United States with more than 64,000 licensed members, introduced its new Preferred Dealer program last week at the Interbike Expo in Las Vegas. The program is designed to provide bike shops across the United States with direct marketing opportunities to the racing community while aligning themselves with the USA Cycling brand. by alee@usacycling.org 2 Oct 2008 at 9:06am

USA Cycling wraps up Interbike Expo 2008 USA Cycling, the national governing body for competitive cycling in the United States with more than 64,000 licensed members, joined nearly 23,000 industry insiders from more than 7,000 different organizations at this year's Interbike Expo in Las Vegas. USA Cycling's attendance at this yearandrsquo;s Interbike marked the organization's effort to foster relationships and open communication with ... by asmith@usacycling.org 1 Oct 2008 at 4:33pm

USA Cycling Cyclo-Cross National Calendar Standings: Sept. 29 Ryan Trebon and Katie Compton took the men's and women's pro victories at Cross Vegas, the first category-one contest on this year's USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Calendar. Jonathan Page and Natasha Elliott won both the Mad Cross I and II in Sun Prairie, Wis. on Sept. 27 and 28. The Green Mountain Cyclo-cross Weekend marked the ninth and 10th races on the USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Cal... by asmith@usacycling.org 29 Sep 2008 at 5:26pm

2009 American Mountain Bike Challenge schedule announced USA Cycling has announced the 2009 American Mountain Bike Challenge (AMBC) calendar. The series kicks off March 8 in Gainesville, Fla. with the South Eastern Regional Championship Series (SERC) and concludes with the Piney Hills Classic in Ruston, La., Oct. 24-25. With 22 races across 16 states, the seven-month long AMBC calendar provides racers of all ability levels the opportunity to contest... by asmith@usacycling.org 29 Sep 2008 at 3:49pm

Cozza leads young U.S. squad in 23rd at road world championships Although Italy dominated Sundayandrsquo;s elite menandrsquo;s road race at the 2008 UCI Road World Championships with a 1-2 finish, a young and inexperienced U.S. squad showed tremendous promise for the future as the teamandrsquo;s youngest rider, 23-year-old Steven Cozza placed 23rd to lead the five-man American contingent. Racing in his first elite world championships, Cozza remained in conte... by alee@usacycling.org 29 Sep 2008 at 3:37pm

USA Cycling Club of the Year Award applications now available Attention All USA Cycling Registered Clubs: Itandrsquo;s time again for the annual andldquo;USA Cycling Club of the Yearandrdquo; Awards. USA Cycling will award three andldquo;Overall Club of the Yearandrdquo; designations and seven special awards on December 15. USA Cyclingandrsquo;s andldquo;Club of the Yearandrdquo; Awards are designed to recognize USA Cycling clubs that have made exceptiona... by asmith@usacycling.org 29 Sep 2008 at 3:36pm