| 2008-09 USAC Master Road National Championships Awarded to Louisville, KY |
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Fifteen-Event National Championship Calendar Complete for 2008 Racing Season
The 2008 edition will be held from June 30 to July 6 and will feature national championship competitions in road race, time trial and criterium events for amateur road cyclists age 30 and up. Louisville last hosted the USA Cycling Master Road National Championships in 2003. More information regarding the 2008 edition, including details on the registration process, course maps and profiles and eligibility requirements, will be announced in the coming weeks. Please check back to www.usacycling.org periodically for more updates. With the announcement of the USA Cycling Master Road National Championships, the complete national championship calendar for the 2008 season is as follows:
March 29: USA Cycling BMX National Championships - Desoto, Texas
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Colorado Springs, Colo. - The 2008-09 USA Cycling Master Road National Championships were awarded to Louisville, Ky., the national governing body announced today.
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This Just In!
Pyscowpath Standings Available! Updated
View the Psycowpath Standing after Tranquility Tire Tantrum...
Date Change!!!
Omaha Cyclocross Weekend at Swanson Park in Bellevue has a date change. The dates are now Oct 4th and 5th.
What's Up!
September 6th - Nebraska State Championship Road Race
September 7th - Demo rides at Swanson
September 13th - Capital City MTB Challenge - Psycowpath
September 27th - Manawa MTB Mayhem - Psycowpath
October 4th and 5th - Omaha Cyclocross Weekend
November 15th - Cranksgiving
November 22nd - Nebraska SOBE No Fear Cyclocross
November 23rd - Nebraska SOBE No Fear Cyclocross/Nebraska Cyclocross Championship
Featured Stories
Kent McNeill along with a few others have been busy the last month and a half. France last month and Leadville 100 this month. Kent was kind enough to regale us with his account of their adventures.
2008 E’tape Du Tour
This year was supposed to be easier. I suppose in terms of mileage and total elevation gain, it was. Our route from Pau over the Tourmalet and then to the top of Hautacam was 108 miles with 11,600 feet of climbing. The past couple of years our routes have been from 125-150 miles with 13,000 to 14,000 feet of climbing and we have ridden in extreme heat conditions. This swung us to the other end of the spectrum. Hypothermia!
Complete story from Kent McNeill on the on the 2008 E'tape Du Tour..
"The Race Across The Sky" Leadville Trail 100
"Your from Nebraska?" the gal at medical check in asked. "Yes" Steve replied. "So you’re taking the high altitude medication Diamox then?" she asked. "No" Steve replied, having never heard of it. "Oh Boy!" she said with a tone of amazement and worry. "Good Luck!"
Complete story of Kent and the other Midwest Cycling Community riders that went to the Leadville 100... Swap Meet!
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