The inaugural USA Cycling National Track Calendar (NTC) got off to a rollicking start over the weekend. The calendarand#39;s first of eight stops was the Matrix Track Cup presented by Richardson Bike Mart at the Superdrome in Frisco, Texas.

The USA Cycling National Development Program enjoyed an extremely successful trip to Germany last week. A group of juniors competed in Etappen der Rad and rode away with the overall win and the Best Young Rider jersey while another group of riders tested their meddle against the worldand#39;s best at the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup in the Czech Republic.

First Lady Michelle Obama joined U.S. Olympians, Paralympians and London hopefuls to announce a nationwide commitment to get more than 1.7 million American children active as part of her Letandrsquo;s Move! initiative to solve the problem of childhood obesity in a generation.

American women continued their mission this weekend to bolster their nationandrsquo;s ranking with UCI points in advance of this summerandrsquo;s Olympic Games.

Many of the fastest criterium racers descended on St. Louis, Mo., for the Tour de Grove, the seventh event on the USA Cycling National Criterium Calendar. Under sunny skies and ideal racing conditions, the leaders in all four standings stretched their leads, but the competition for second place is tightly contested.

Alise Post claimed the victory in the third round of the 2012 UCI BMX Supercross World Cup today in Papendal.

American Connor Fields claimed his fourth consecutive Superfinal Time Trial victory today at the third round of the 2012 UCI BMX Supercross World Cup in Papendal, Netherlands.

Both the UCI BMX Supercross World Cup and the RockyRoads UCI Mountain Bike World Cup presented by Shimano continue with their third stops this weekend. Dozens of Americans have travelled to Papendal, Netherlands and Nove Mesto Na Morave, Czech Republic to contest these two important, potential Olympic qualification events, May 11 - 13.

Two cyclists earned Athlete of the Month recognition for their performances in the month of April, the United States Olympic Committee announced today. Evelyn Stevens earned top prize in the monthly honor while Connor Fields placed third in the male voting.

The USA Cycling National Racing Calendar rolled into its fourth stop, the five-day SRAM Tour of the Gila in Silver City, N. M. The high temperatures, relentless courses and steep climbs, including the Gila Monster, made certain that a worthy winner rode off with the top prize.

The USA Cycling National Development Program is gearing up for the second part of the season. A group of juniors traveled to the Czech Republic to ride in the Peace Race while some development riders tuned up for this weekendand#39;s UCI Mountain Bike World Cup by racing in Switzerland.

In the first multi-event week of the USA Cycling National Criterium Calendar, there was a lot of movement in the standings. The men and women contested three races in the southeast as part of USA CRITS Speed Week on the before men competed in the Amgen Breakaway from Cancer Dana Point Grand Prix in southern California on Sunday.

The 2012 Collegiate Road Nationals wrapped up Sunday with the road race competitions, in addition to the presentation of the team and individual omnium awards.

MIT and Marian put multiple riders atop the podium in the womenand#39;s crits while two separate Colorado schools took home victories in the menand#39;s races during day two of the 2012 USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships.

The race of truth started things off at the 2012 USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships. MIT and Marian University defended their womenand#39;s titles, while Duke University and Fort Lewis College rode to victory on the menandrsquo;s side.

USA Cycling is pleased and proud to announce that the USA Cycling Professional Road and Time Trial National Championships have been awarded to Chattanooga, Tennessee for 2013-2015 and, as a cornerstone of a new four-year partnership with USA Cycling, Volkswagen of America, Inc. will be the title sponsor of the event.

USA Cycling and the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) are pleased to announce that, beginning on May 15, the application period will open for the annual USA Cycling/IMBA Trail Tune-Up Grant.

After spending two years in Madison, Wisconsin, the USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships will roll through the roads in and around Ogden, Utah, Friday, May 4, through Sunday, May 6.

The USA Pro Cycling Challenge, one of the largest professional cycling races in the United States, has signed on to be the presenting partner for the third-annual Colorado Mini Classic, which will run June 2-3. Taking place in the quiet, small town of Silt, Colo., and with the same street decal signage as the Pro Challenge, the event provides junior athletes with the opportunity to get a taste of world-class competitive cycling action.

The USA Cycling National Development Program contested only two events, but still returned with strong results.