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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.

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.

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.

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.

With Nationals in Reno, many West Coast Masters will want to race. We look at USAC’s points for call-ups and offer tips for getting good race scores.

Phil Miller, Commissaire candidate for the USA Cycling Cyclocross Committee, responds to Cyclocross Magazine’s candidate questionnaire.

We’re still waiting on a final decision from USAC on Nationals in January or December, but results from the survey showed a clear fan favorite.

We have plenty to be thankful for on this Thanksgiving holiday, and hope you do as well. Cyclocross stars Stephen Hyde, Caroline Mani, and Gage …

USA Cycling has been in the news quite a bit recently. With new CEO Derek Bouchard-Hall at the helm (See his first-ever media interview with …

Just a few years ago, USA Cycling created and promoted the USA Cycling Pro CX Calendar, a calendar of all domestic UCI cyclocross races that …

Last year, the UCI changed the qualifying rules for entering a UCI Cyclocross World Cup event, allowing for anyone in the top 50 ranking in the …

In June, Derek Bouchard-Hall will be appointed as the next CEO and President of USA Cycling, taking the place of Steve Johnson. We certainly hope this was not …

The following letter was sent to 2015 USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships riders last night with further explanation of events that transpired over the weekend in Austin.

Written by Kelly Chang USA Cycling recently made significant changes to the eligibility requirements for the Cyclocross National Championships in Austin, Texas from January 7 …

Time is running out on the 2013-14 USA Cycling Professional Cyclo-cross Calendar (Pro CX). With three races over the weekend riders competed hard for precious …

There were a pair of competitions on the USA Cycling Professional Cyclo-cross Calendar (Pro CX) over the weekend. Riders pursued Pro CX standings points at …

Every year USA Cycling updates its rules for all its bike racing disciplines and without exception, the rule changes catch some unsuspecting bike racers by …

Yesterday the Cyclocross Magazine website featured a report, “USA Cycling Pressures OBRA, Independent Organizations and Events,” that generated quite a bit of attention and feedback. …

USA Cycling has selected three finalist cities to host the 2014 and 2015 Cyclocross National Championship: Boulder, Colorado (Valmont Bike Park), Austin, Texas (Zilker Park), …

I have extensive experience with racing in the US and Europe; I know the differences and successes between the two, which will contribute to how we approach the growth and management of the sport. I’ve been involved in teaching clinics, coaching cyclocross specific athletes and encouraging others to try the sport and help it grow. I know the technical ins and outs of cyclocross and feel I would be a good candidate for the committee.

Colorado Springs, Colorado – USA Cycling’s new rankings system is now available for all current licensees via their My USA Cycling Account. The revamped system will not only provide increasingly accurate rankings, but also the ability to compare and contrast results and rankings with fellow riders across disciplines, age and ability categories.

Geoff Proctor truly is a Jack Of All Trades: not only does he manage to stay involved in cyclocross at nearly every level, from junior development to running camps to sitting on the UCI commission to racing, but he also manages a full-time job as an English teacher teaching AP Lit. He’s also responsible for EuroCrossCamp, a hugely successful venture that is now in it’s ninth year. That he had time at all to sit down and answer a few questions for us was amazing, especially since he just finished running his USAC Cyclocross Development camp for junior racers.

From July 25-28 at Carroll College in Helena, Mont., Geoff Proctor will hold a Cyclo-cross development camp for selected riders. The camp is designed to work on skills, technique, training and set short-term as well as long-range goals.

As Cyclocross Magazine previously previously reported (see USAC Cyclocross Summit Part 1, Part 2, and special on Masters World Championships), USA Cycling invited some of …

As reported in JD Bilodeau’s 2011 USA Cycling Cyclocross Promoter Summit report Part 2 earlier this morning, qualifications and eligibility details are being discussed and …

This past weekend UCI cyclocross promoters gathered in Colorado Springs for the USA Cycling Cyclocross Promoter Summit. Similar to last year’s event, the event touched …

The 2010 National Championships were barely a week ago, and we’re already looking ahead to 2011 – or, in the case of cyclocross, January, 2012! …

Masters racer Lee Waldman takes a look at this year’s rule changes and shares his personal opinions, with the benefit of a year of hindsight. …