USA Cycling has announced the 2020 USA Cycling National Championships schedule. Riders from throughout the country will compete to win one of over 600 Stars and Stripes jerseys in their respective categories with racing spanning coast-to-coast.
The schedule starts in early April with National Championships being contested almost every month in junior, collegiate, amateur, elite and master categories.
“Every year, the USA Cycling National Championships brings together the best athletes in the country who have spent all year preparing for their chance to wear the Stars and Stripes jersey and win a national title,” said Chuck Hodge, USA Cycling Chief of Racing and Events. “What we love about bringing these national championships to life is that they are not only an opportunity for riders to compete on the national stage, but it brings the host cities and cycling community together.
“2019 was an impressive year watching our athletes inspire us across all disciplines. We are excited to return in 2020 to some amazing venues as well as introduce our community to some new and exciting destinations and are looking forward to the thrilling races ahead.”
The 2020 schedule starts off with Collegiate BMX in Redmond, Oregon, inside the Deschutes County Fairgrounds.
Collegiate Road returns for a second year to the Peach State in Augusta, Georgia.
The US Pro Road Nationals goes back to the hills of Knoxville, Tennessee.
Masters and Para Track Nationals goes to the infamous Valley Preferred Cycling Center, known internationally in the cycling community by its nickname T-Town, in Trexlertown, Pennsylvania.
Elite and Juniors Track will once again race at the VELO Sports Center in Carson, California.
Mountain Bike Nationals will remain at Winter Park in the summer.
The autumn/fall will kick off with Collegiate Track Nationals at the Major Taylor Velodrome in Indianapolis, Indiana, home of Marian University.
Marathon Mountain Bike will move to later in the year at Palo Duro Canyon, Texas, in September.
The Collegiate Mountain Bike will be held in Purgatory Resort in Durango, Colorado, the host of the first Mountain Bike World Championships.
The year closes with Cyclocross Nationals in DuPage County, Ilinois, where cyclocross athletes and fans alike can experience the ‘amazing culture that the Chicago-area cyclocross scene provides.’
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