Membership Programs

This spring and summer, USA Cycling is expanding its presence at key mountain bike events with on site skills clinics. These opportunities focus on practical development like course walks, on bike instruction, and decision making skills that athletes can use right away. These efforts also help bring athletes, parents, coaches, and officials together around shared best practices.

USA Cycling is offering free structured downhill course walks at all the Monster Energy Pro Downhill Series races. These sessions provide a consistent, educational approach to course inspection, helping improve safety, sharpen race strategy, and support athletes as they progress. 

We hope to see you at one of the races: Round 1 - Ride Rock Creek, NC (Continental Series); Round 2 - Mountain Creek, NJ; Round 3 - Solitude Mountain, UT; Round 4 - Big Bear Lake, CA (USA Cycling National Championships); Round 5 - TBD (Fox US Open). Sign up is open on the specific event registration pages. 

USA Cycling will host three skills clinics in partnership with select national series races. These sessions will help athletes better understand terrain, line choice, pacing, and race specific demands prior to racing. More info to come!

Collegiate cycling plays a critical role in athlete development in the United States. The Collegiate All-Star Program brings together top student-athletes from both club and varsity programs to race as one team while gaining experience in elite level competition that can open new opportunities for their future.

The Paracycling Road National Calendar increases race opportunities, improves access to classification, and strengthens the athlete development pathway across the United States. Running January through July, the calendar features eight race weekends, three national classification events, and multiple race starts for athletes at nearly every stop.

The Paracycling Track National Calendar is designed to identify emerging talent, facilitate national classification, and provide high level racing opportunities that help para cyclists prepare for Paralympic program events. By integrating para races and classification opportunities into established velodrome events across North America, the calendar creates a clear pathway into the Paralympic pipeline, supports athletes in becoming competition ready, and builds the race experience and technical skills needed for national and international success.

For athletes representing the U.S. at Masters World Championships, USA Cycling is building a stronger support experience with clearer communication, improved resources, and a greater sense of community for masters competitors racing on the world stage.

Search for Speed is a USA Cycling talent identification program designed to introduce track sprint cycling to a wider, more diverse audience throughout Los Angeles and the Southern California basin. It provides young adults with a clear, dedicated pathway to the U.S. National Cycling Team and sport of track sprint cycling.