Entry Fees for 2012 Cyclo-cross Nationals Increase Dec. 9

  
  


'Cross Nationals is less than a month away. If you’re planning to ride for one of the first Stars-and-Stripes jerseys of 2012, now is the time to register! Online registration fees will increase on Friday, December 9, at 11:59 p.m. EDT.

2012 USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships
January 4-8, 2012
Madison, Wisconsin

To register, visit the 2012 USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships event page.

Registration Information

NOTE: You MUST HAVE a 2012 USA Cycling annual license to compete in any championship race at the 2012 Cyclo-cross Nationals. Annual licenses for 2012 are now on sale through your My USA Cycling account. Proof of a 2012 license will be required before you are handed your race packet in Madison.

All riders are reminded to register for the age category that corresponds with their 2012 racing age.

Save time and money by registering early! On-site registration and packet pick-up will open on Tuesday, January 3, at the Holiday Inn Express in Verona, Wis. There is no day-of registration. Visit the schedule of events for times and locations of packet pick-up and on-site registration.

2010 USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships

Current Entry Fees

  • Juniors/Non-championship Races — $50
  • Collegiate — $50
  • U23/Masters/Elites/Singlespeed — $65

Dec. 9 – Dec. 28 at 11:59 p.m. EST

  • Juniors/Non-championship Races — $65
  • Collegiate — $50
  • U23/Masters/Elites/Singlespeed — $85

On-site registration fees per race

  • Non-championship Races — $80
  • Juniors — $90
  • Collegiate — $90
  • U23/Masters/Elites/Singlespeed — $125

Collegiate Registration Information

In order to register, each collegiate rider must be marked as qualified by his or her conference director, indicating that the rider has participated in his or her conference season, if one is held. If you are unable to register please contact your Conference Director. Conference Director contact information can be found here.

All collegiate teams must bring this form, filled out by their school registrar, with them to on-site packet pick-up. Riders will NOT be allowed to race without this form!

Call-ups Procedure

As was previously announced, call-ups at the 2012 Cyclo-cross National Championships will be determined by a rider’s USA Cycling ranking.

In order to maintain their call-up position using their USA Cycling ranking, a rider MUST pre-register online. Participants who register in Madison will be called up in random order behind all of the seeded rows. However, the non-UCI classes will still observe the 2010 winner of that particular age group, 2010 national champion from younger age group moving up to the next age group, and top-seven finishers from 2010, even if they register on-site.

UCI rules mandate that riders must pre-register online in order to maintain their call-up position for junior 17-18 men, U23 and elite categories.

Preliminary seeding orders will be decided based on USA Cycling rankings on January 3. The rankings will be based on all of the results received and confirmed by USA Cycling. Final start lists and seeding for each race will be posted by 9 p.m. the night before.

Travel and Accommodations

The host hotel for the event will be the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Madison-Verona. A special discount for Cyclo-cross National Championships participants has been arranged at this location in addition to four other preferred hotels in the area. More information can be found here.

As you're making your travel plans, keep in mind that USA Cycling members are eligible for travel-related discounts on airfare, lodging and bike shipping from partners such as United Airlines and Hertz, among others. Visit our Member Benefits page to learn more about these savings opportunities.

More Information

For eligibility rules, schedule of events and venue information, go to the USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships website.

Please contact National Events Director Kelli Lusk at klusk@usacycling.org with any questions.



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