Updated: 4/14/21
As we get ready to see you at this year’s National Championships, we will be implementing an on-site COVID-19 protocol to ensure the safest event possible under these extraordinary circumstances. Things will look and be different this year, and despite that, we’re excited about the opportunity to welcome you back to our National Championships after a year of canceled events and other life-altering situations across the country.
The information below is a broad summary of our COVID-19 protocols, including definitions, key staff, staff commitments, participant requirements, the review process, and event cancellation parameters. More detailed information will be available on each event website, and there will be a virtual pre-event meeting to inform riders about each event’s specific protocol. As the pandemic continues to change, this protocol may also vary with fewer or additional restrictions and requirements.
While we can put procedures in place, it is up to all involved to follow these procedures to keep themselves and others safe.
While we are working to hold the event under safe conditions, the following reasons would prevent us from having the event and cause the event’s cancellation.
If participants, team staff, or event staff are showing COVID-19 symptoms or have tested positive, USA Cycling and the COVID-19 Coordinator in alignment with the local health department will determine if the event should be canceled for the safety of the entire racing community, as well as the local community.
Seventeen Junior and Para-cycling National Titles were awarded on the second day of Pro Road.
Para-cyclists competed for the Stars and Stripes in Downtown Charleston.
Cameron Wood and Payton Ridenour captured their first Elite National Titles, while Ethan Popovich and Ava Corley took top honors in the U23 category, and Evan Esposito and Derin Merten claimed the Junior titles.
