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USA Annual Report 2008 USA Cycling National Headquarters

210 USA Cycling Point, Suite 100 • Colorado Springs, CO 80919 (T) 719.434.4200 • (F) 719.434.4300 (E) [email protected] • (W) www.usacycling.org

EXECUTIVE STAFF Chief Executive Officer, Steve Johnson 719.434.4250 [email protected] Chief Operating Officer, Sean Petty 719.434.4252 [email protected] Chief Financial Officer, Todd Sowl 719.434.4255 [email protected] Human Resources Director/Executive Assistant, Debbie Francis 719.434.4257 [email protected]

ACCOUNTING Accounting Manager, Bob Plutt 719.434.4266 [email protected] Accounting Assistant, Connie Ennis 719.434.4267 [email protected] Paralegal, Pam Castle 719.434.4270 [email protected]

COMMUNICATIONS Director of Communications, Andrea Smith 719.434.4274 [email protected] Communications Manager, Keri Kahn 719.434.4272 [email protected]

MARKETING Director of Sponsorship & Business Development, Jess Schwartzkopf 719.434.4278 [email protected] Sponsorship and Affinity Manager, Mercedes Hickey 719.434.4280 [email protected]

ATHLETICS Director of Athletics/Endurance Program Manager, Jim Miller 719.434.4222 [email protected] Director of Logistics & Operations, Gregory Cross 719.434 [email protected] National Development Director, Marc Gullickson 719.434.4232 [email protected] Science & Coaching Education Manager, Sam Callan 719.434.4224 [email protected] Junior Programs Manager, Benjamin Sharp 719.434.4226 [email protected] BMX Program Director, Mike King 719.434.4230 [email protected] Science Coach, Clay Worthington 719.434.4236 [email protected] Office & Programs Manager, Marlis Johnson 719.434.4225 [email protected]

Cover: became just the second woman in U.S. Cycling history to capture an Olympic gold medal with her victory in the last August in . Kristin’s preparation for the Games included a program with USA Cycling’s European-based Women’s National Team. Photos: Casey B. Gibson 2 • USA Cycling USA Cycling National Headquarters

COLLEGIATE & HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS Collegiate & High School Cycling Manager, TBD 719.434.4215

MEMBERSHIP Vice President of Membership, Theresa Johnson 719.434.4205 [email protected] Membership Manager/Northeast Member Services Coordinator, Susan Diller 719.434.4201 [email protected] West Region Member Services Coordinator, Linda Buffetti 719.434.4204 [email protected] Midwest Member Services Coordinator, Tom Mahoney 719.434.4203 [email protected] South Member Services Coordinator, Beth Vialpando 719.434.4202 [email protected] Member Services Receptionist, Valecia Frasier 719.434.4200 [email protected] Local Association Manager, Frederike Blattspieler 719.434.4218 [email protected] Results & Coordinator, Andrea Brunelli 719.434.4216 [email protected] Southeast Regional Coordinator, Stuart Lamp 719.434.4209 [email protected] Central Regional Coordinator, George Heagerty 719.434.4211 [email protected] Pacific Regional Coordinator, Jan Luke-Hamasaki 719.434.4212 [email protected] Midwest Regional Coordinator, Larry Martin 719.434.4210 [email protected] Northeast Regional Coordinator, Randy Inglis 719.434.4208 [email protected]

MOUNTAIN BIKE EVENTS Director of Mountain Bike Events & Programs, Kelli Lusk 719.434.4285 [email protected]

NATIONAL EVENTS – ROAD, TRACK, CYCLO-CROSS, BMX Director of National Events, TBD 719.434.4283 National Events Manager, Tom Vinson 719.434.4284 [email protected]

OFFICIALS & RULES Technical Director, Shawn Farrell 719.434.4264 [email protected]

TECHNOLOGY IT Director, Bill Griffin 719.434.4224 [email protected] Senior Programmer/Analyst, Allan Kramer 719.434.4247 [email protected] Systems Administrator, Jay Langley 719.434.4245 [email protected] Webmaster, Mark Mager 719.434.4246 [email protected]

USA CYCLING DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION Director of Development, Steve McCauley 719.434.4260 [email protected] Administrative Assistant, Mary Kay Krebsbach 719.434.4263 [email protected]

USA Cycling • 3 Message from the CEO

Dear USA Cycling Members, Cycling Enthusiasts and Friends,

USA Cycling recently closed the books on one of the most significant years in its history. This achievement is thanks to a record-number of competitive cyclists who call themselves USA Cycling members, generous donations from friends, strong support from industry sponsors and partners, and incredible performances from our elite in major international events across the globe.

For the sixth consecutive year, all measureable aspects of competitive cycling on the domestic front have grown, making bike racing one of the most popular sports in America. In 2008, we welcomed more than 63,000 licensees, representing a vast network of athletes, coaches, officials and race promoters. Also, with more than 2,500 sanctioned events across the nation, cycling continued to be one of the most accessible forms of competition for athletes of all ages and abilities. And our nearly 2,200 member clubs and teams provided the structure and social environment coveted by our many constituents. Collectively, these numbers illustrate the stability of bike racing in America and demonstrate our future potential.

In the world-class arena, USA Cycling enjoyed unprecedented success, winning 5 Olympic and 14 Paralympic medals in Beijing last August. Those successes were further complemented by 11 world championship medals from our elite athletes, as well as an additional 49 medal-winning performances by USA Cycling members at UCI Masters and amateur world championship events.

And while our top athletes recorded great results internationally, the athletes representing the future of American cycling performed often and admirably as part of USA Cycling’s development infrastructure. With more than 2,300 individual race days in Europe and the rest of the world, our national team athletes received the exposure and guidance necessary to advance their competitive cycling careers. The accomplishments of our young athletes demonstrate that our development pipeline is working and the future of American cycling is in good hands.

In revisiting our stated mission – to achieve sustained success in international cycling competition and to grow competitive cycling in America – it’s clear that 2008 was a hallmark year in carrying out those objectives. Thank you to the many people who have played an integral role in our success, and I invite you to continue your support.

Sincerely,

Steve Johnson CEO , USA Cycling 4 • USA Cycling USA CYCLING BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mark Abramson, President - NCCA Lisa Nye-Salladin - NORBA Wayne Stetina, Vice President - USCF Bill Peterson - USPRO Jim Patton, Secretary - USCF Anton Quist, Athlete Director - USCF John Bucksbaum - USACDF Nick Reistad, Athlete Director - USPRO Jeff Garvey - USACDF , Athlete Director - BMXA Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski, Athlete Director - NORBA Todd Seplavy - NORBA Clayton John - BMXA Rich Silverstein - USACDF Cycling Federation (USCF) Board of Trustees Dave Miller, Eastern Section Trustee & Chair Michael Blatchford, Athlete Trustee Jim Allen, Western Section Trustee & First Vice Chair Diane Fortini, Eastern Section Trustee Wayne Stetina, Western Section Trustee & Second Vice Andrew Hollinger, Central Section Trustee Chair James Karthauser, Central Section Trustee Tom Simonson, Western Section Trustee & Legislation Jim Patton, Eastern Section Chair Gordon Paulson, Central Section Trustee Anton Quist, Athlete Trustee & Secretary Kendra Wenzel, Athlete Trustee

NATIONAL OFF-ROAD ASSOCIATION (NORBA) BOARD OF TRUSTEES Lisa Nye-Salladin, Organizer Trustee & President Kinnin Payson, Official Trustee Jamie Bogner, Land Access Trustee Todd Seplavy, Industry Trustee Don Edberg, Organizer Trustee Neven Steinmetz, Gravity Athlete Trustee , Industry Trustee Chris Van Dine, At-Large Athlete Trustee Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski, Cross Country Athlete Trustee

NATIONAL COLLEGIATE CYCLING ASSOCIATION (NCCA) BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Mark Abramson Anne Spalding Emma Bast Sarah Uhl Nathan Drake UNITED STATES PROFESSIONAL RACING ORGANIZATION (USPRO) BOARD OF TRUSTEES Ken Mills, Trade Team Trustee & Chair Fred Mengoni, Lifetime Trustee Chris Aronhalt, Organizer Trustee & Vice Chair Bill Peterson, At-Large Trustee Ed Beamon, At-Large Trustee Nick Reistad, Athlete Trustee John Eustice, Organizer Trustee Tom Schuler, Trade Team Trustee Will Frischkorn, Athlete Trustee & Secretary

BICYCLE ASSOCIATION (BMXA) BOARD OF TRUSTEES Donny Robinson, Athlete Trustee & President Clayton John, At-Large Trustee Bernard Anderson, At-Large Trustee & Secretary

USA Cycling • 5 MISSION STATEMENT

he mission of USA Cycling is to achieve sustained success in international T cycling competition and to grow competitive cycling in America. VISION

he vision of USA Cycling is to be the preeminent country in the world of T competitive cycling.

6 • USA Cycling WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO ocated in Colorado Springs, Colo., USA which represent the United States at major the National Collegiate Cycling Association Cycling is recognized as the National international events, including the Olympic (NCCA), the United States Professional LGoverning Body of competitive cycling by Games, World Championships, Pan American Racing Organization (USPRO) and the Bicycle the United States Olympic Committee and the Games, Continental Championships and World Motocross Association (BMXA). Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI). Cup races. We provide regulation, education, and structure Sources of revenue for USA Cycling include USA Cycling further supports grassroots to our many constituents, which include annual license fees, permit fees, event cycling initiatives at the local level through its amateur and professional athletes, race surcharges, grants from the USA Cycling 34 local associations across the country and its promoters, coaches, clubs, officials, mechanics Development Foundation and the United comprehensive network of certified coaches and local associations. Ultimately, with the States Olympic Committee, corporate and officials. goal of growing bicycle racing in America, USA sponsorship and generous gifts from individual Cycling strives to provide its members with donors. Unlike most other national cycling Associations of USA Cycling include the United impeccable service, valuable benefits and a federations across the globe, USA Cycling States Cycling Federation (USCF), the National second-to-none racing experience. receives no government funding. Off-Road Bicycle Association (NORBA),

We are responsible for the identification, development and support of American cyclists and strive to breed competitive excellence at the world-class level. To accomplish these objectives, USA Cycling operates and supports a proven athlete development pipeline that consists of several programs, including talent identification camps, instructional clinics, European-based junior, U25 and women’s national teams, regional development camps, domestic race calendars, a system of men’s and women’s professional squads, direct athlete funding initiatives and access to superlative equipment, training facilities and coaching services.

USA Cycling is also responsible for the selection and organization of national teams USA Cycling • 7 USA CYCLING MEMBERSHIP

n 2008, membership in USA Cycling grew for the sixth consecutive year. The 63,273 I licenses sold last year represent a 2.8% increase compared to 2007. The popularity of competitive cycling in the United States is at an all-time high thanks to the athletic achievements of Americans internationally, a solid network of world-class races on the domestic front, a supportive and user-friendly system of local associations to facilitate and promote grassroots racing at the local level, and a seemingly endless list of dedicated and talented staff members and volunteers who work tirelessly to give USA Cycling members a positive racing experience.

Beyond the competitive cyclist, USA Cycling also licenses coaches, officials and mechanics – all of whom call themselves members of USA Cycling. Regardless of skill level, age, discipline or function, a USA Cycling membership serves as the common bond among top- level professional athletes like , category-5 amateur riders competing in their first bike race, a certified coach guiding the young up-and-comer, a mechanic at your local bike shop, a referee enforcing the rules at a local mountain bike race, and everyone in between!

2008 Licensees TOTAL 2008 USA CYCLING LICENSEES 62,273 BMX Riders 180 International Licensees 2,551 Collegiate Riders 4,257 Mountain Bike Riders 12,086 Mountain Bike Officials 950 Road, Track & Cyclo-cross Riders 39,565 Road, Track & Cyclo-cross Officials 1,662 Mechanics 193 Coaches 1,460 Professional Riders 369 8 • USA Cycling USA CYCLING MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

Cycling members are eligible to receive exclusive and valuable benefits from our many affinity partners. We continue to work hard at adding value to your USAmembership with offers like these. All members are encouraged to take advantage of these special deals and reminded to check the USA Cycling website on a regular basis for new and exciting promotions. All USA Cycling member benefits subject to change. 53x11 Coffee Cequent Performance Products USA Cycling members receive a 10% discount USA Cycling members can receive a 10% on 53x11 coffee products. discount on bike racks and cargo management products. A portion of sales help support Adventure Advocates USA Cycling elite athlete and development This membership benefit provides affordable programs. insurance for accidental injuries suffered 24/7. Colorado Premier Training AMB.i.t USA Cycling members receive a 10% discount Instant accurate race results. Improve your on wind tunnel testing sessions at Colorado organization’s scoring with an easy-to-use Premier Training’s facilities in Fort Collins, Colo. AMB ChipX timing system. Racers receive a 10% discount on ProChip transponder orders eSoles with their current USA Cycling license number. USA Cycling members receive a 10% discount on high-end custom insoles. Bank of America Make your purchase in style while receiving Flex Power top quality benefits with no annual fee. Carry USA Cycling members receive a 15% discount ® the only card that helps support USA Cycling on all joint and muscle pain relief sports cream. elite athlete and development programs. Free Rx Discount Card BMX Plus! Magazine All members of USA Cycling are eligible for a USA Cycling members receive $5.00 off an free prescription discount card which provides annual subscription to BMX Plus! Receive 12 savings of up to 75% on all FDA approved issues for just $13.99. drugs at 57,000 pharmacies nationwide.

USA Cycling • 9 Average savings are 42% on all prescriptions Map My Ride with unlimited use. Plus, family members are USA Cycling members receive a 10% discount eligible to participate at no cost! on all products and services offered by Map My Ride. A portion of your purchase Hampton Inn helps support USA Cycling elite athlete and USA Cycling members receive a 10% development programs. discount off the “best available rate” when booking online via the USA Cycling portal. Marty Jemison Cycling Tours Discount is good on all Hilton properties, USA Cycling members can now receive 5% including Hampton Inn, Hilton, Conrad off all international and domestic cycling tours Suites, Doubletree, Embassy Suites, Hilton with Marty Jemison. Garden Inn, Hilton Grand Vacation Club and Homewood Suites. All reservations booked Mattie O. Artworks online via the USA Cycling portal helps support USA Cycling members receive a 10% discount elite athlete and development programs. on cycling-related creative artwork.

Hertz Car Rental Mountain Bike Action Magazine USA Cycling members can save up to 15% at USA Cycling members receive $5.00 off an participating locations around the world. Enjoy annual subscription to Mountain Bike Action. low internet rates and USA Cycling exclusive Receive 12 issues for just $14.99. discounts through Hertz. Nicholas Hill Benefit Group Liberty Mutual USA Cycling members can receive Save on auto, homeowners and renters comprehensive health insurance coverage insurance with group discounts of up to 10% with up to $8 million in benefits and multi- on competitive automobile rates and 5% on year rate guarantees. Plans provide a healthy homeowners and renters’ rates. Rates are member discount and include health savings guaranteed for 12 months with convenient accounts, PPO network, co-pay plans, short payment plans, around-the-clock claims term health, and student health insurance. service and 24 hour emergency roadside assistance.

10 • USA Cycling Opsal Sports Toschi USA Cycling members receive a 10% discount USA Cycling members receive a 10% discount on all cycling-related posters and apparel. on all Michael Toschi footwear, outerwear and accessories for men and women. Rainbow Racing USA Cycling members and affiliates receive Training Peaks a 15% discount on race numbers and a 10% USA Cycling members receive one month of discount on other supplies. free web-based training software services.

Recycled Bike Art Tru Trainer Rollers USA Cycling members receive a 10% discount USA Cycling members receive a 15% discount and free shipping on all Recycled Bike Art on all Tru Trainer products. Orders shipped products. within the 48 contiguous states receive free shipping. Road Bike Action Magazine USA Cycling members receive a FREE digital Western Spirit Cycling Tours subscription to Road Bike Action. USA Cycling members receive a 10% discount ® on your next bike tour in the United States. Sports Express Need a bike shipped or delivered? USA Cycling Wheeltags members receive a 10% discount on all orders USA Cycling members receive a 10% discount placed with Sports Express. on bike decals. Celebrate the power of self expression with stylized wheel signatures Terapad designed for your cycling persona. A portion USA Cycling members and affiliates can build of your purchase goes towards supporting their own website for free. USA Cycling elite athlete and development programs. Teschner Cycling Adventures USA Cycling members can receive a 10% XP Apparel discount on Track Pro Frames. Save an All USA Cycling members receive a 10% additional $265 with free shipping, plus get a discount on USA Cycling apparel and free Teschner team kit valued at $180. merchandise.

USA Cycling • 11 NATIONAL RESULTS & RANKINGS PROGRAM One of the valuable benefits USA Cycling provides to its members is a National Results & Rankings program. The program continues to evolve and some exciting changes were recently announced for the future. Each USA Cycling member’s 10 best race finishes throughout the calendar year are factored in to determine his or her end-of-year . The program provides an accurate system to find out just how well you stack up against other members in your category across America.

Membership Demographics

12 • USA Cycling Growth of Competitive Cycling in the United States since 2002

For almost a decade, participation in competitive cycling in America has increased in many measurable aspects. The number of licensed members, sanctioned races and affiliated clubs has recently sustained significant and consistent growth patterns.

Licensees Event Sanctions Clubs 2002 – 42,724 1,969 2003 – 44,325 (+3.7%) 1,933 (-1.8%) 2004 – 48,990 (+10.5%) 2,132 (+10.2%) 1,438 2005 – 54,281 (+10.8%) 2,204 (+3.4%) 1,575 (+9.5%) 2006 – 59,537 (+9.7%) 2,280 (+3.4%) 1,970 (+25.0%) 2007 – 61,594 (+3.5%) 2,473 (+8.5%) 2,050 (+4.0%) 2008 – 63,273 (+2.8%) 2,535 (+2.5%) 2,120 (+3.4%)

USA Cycling • 13 USA CYCLING CLUBS

Cycling’s 2,000+ affiliated clubs and teams provide amateur USA cyclists with a fun, social and competitive environment in which to participate in the sport of bike racing. At the end of each year, USA Cycling recognizes 10 “Club of the Year” recipients for outstanding programs that support USA Cycling’s mission. Clubs are judged on key areas, including race promotion, membership composition, instructional clinics and seminars, club activities, charitable contributions, and racing performance.

TOTAL 2008 USA CYCLING AFFILIATED CLUBS – 2,120

2008 USA OF THE YEAR Recipients Division I Club of the Year: Mountain Bike Club of the Year: Best New Club of the Year: Los Gatos Bicycle Racing Club – Saratoga, Black Bear Cycling – Sussex, N.J. Red Zone Cycling – Louisville, Ky. Calif. Collegiate Club of the Year: Women’s Club of the Year: Division II Club of the Year: United States Air Force Academy – Velo Girls – San Mateo, Calif. Cross Creek Cycling – Fayetteville, N.C. Colorado Springs, Colo. Masters Club of the Year: Division III Club of the Year: Track Club of the Year: Cross Creek Cycling – Fayetteville, N.C. Sorella Cycling – , Ga. Hammer Racing Team – Littleton, Colo. Junior/High School Club of the Year: Red Zone Cycling – Louisville, Ky.

14 • USA Cycling COLLEGIATE CYCLING egistered as club teams with USA Cycling, collegiate cycling programs have served as a viable athlete development pipeline for professional and national teams. Each year, R USA Cycling conducts national championships for student-athletes in the collegiate ranks across four disciplines of competitive cycling. 273 – Collegiate Cycling Teams in 2008 15 – Varsity Collegiate Cycling Programs 141 – Sanctioned Collegiate Cycling Events in 2008 4,257 – USA Cycling Collegiate Cycling Licensees

USA Cycling • 15 Local Associations

Each year, USA Cycling supports grassroots cycling initiatives at the local level through it 34 Local Associations. USA Cycling’s Local Associations are in the best position to monitor, implement and manage cycling programs specific to local environments. Through these Local Associations, USA Cycling annually reinvests a significant portion of its membership dollars back into these locally-driven programs. Since 2003, USA Cycling has given $1.7 million to its Local Associations for the betterment of competitive cycling at the local level. Each Local Association determines exactly where to invest its financial allocation from USA Cycling to best meet the needs of its members. Local Associations are made up of passionate volunteers who are most often the hands-on representatives that drive local racing across the United States.

Based on 2008 license sales, USA Cycling distributed the following funds to its Local Associations:

Alabama Cycling Association: $3,050 Iowa Bicycle Racing Association: $4,230 New Bicycle Racing Association: $30,520 Arizona Bicycle Racing Association: $10,240 Kansas Cycling Association: $3,855 New Jersey Bicycling Association: $10,545 Arkansas Bicycle Coalition: $2,515 Louisiana Bicycle Racing Association: $3,535 New Bike Racing Association: $2,880 Carolinas Cycling Association: $15,195 Michigan Bicycle Racing Association: $6,905 New York Bicycle Racing Association: $7,405 Colorado Association: $10,920 Mid-Atlantic Bicycle Racing Association: $15,280 Northern /Nevada Cycling Association: Florida Association: $14,305 Minnesota Cycling Federation: $7,900 $36,105 Georgia Bicycle Racing Association: $8,275 Missouri Bicycle Racing Association: $7,445 Ohio Cycling Association: $9,520 Illinois Cycling Association: $12,425 Montana Bicycle Racing Association: $2,015 Bicycle Racing Association of Oklahoma: $3,215 Indiana/Kentucky Cycling Association: $5,685 Nebraska Cycling Association: $1,240 Pennsylvania Cycling Association: $15,495 Southern California/Nevada Cycling Association: $32,210 Southwest Cycling Association: $3,375 Bicycle Racing Association: $5,765 Texas Bicycle Racing Association: $23,225 Utah Cycling Association: $11,135 Virginia Cycling Association: $6,450 Washington State Bicycle Association: $18,735 Wisconsin Cycling Association: $7,695 Total 2008 Local Association Support: $359,290

16 • USA Cycling USA CYCLING EVENTS

n 2008, USA Cycling sanctioned 2,544 competitive and non-competitive cycling I events, a 2.5% increase over 2007. With that many events around the country, USA Cycling has a race for everyone. From beginners to professionals and juniors to masters, it’s easy to find a road, track, mountain bike, BMX or cyclo-cross race almost anywhere. Included in that long list of sanctioned events are various USA Cycling National Championships for all disciplines and categories, as well as season-long race calendars for amateur and professional athletes.

TOTAL 2008 USA CYCLING EVENT SANCTIONS 2,544

USA Cycling • 17 2008 USA Cycling National Championships By the Numbers

USA Cycling BMX National Championships USA Cycling Mountain Bike National (Competitors: 448 Race Starts: 723) Championships USA Cycling Collegiate Road National (Competitors: 1,318 Race Starts: 1,776) Championships USA Cycling 24 Hour Mountain Bike National (Competitors: 382 Race Starts: 1,004) Championships USA Cycling 4-Cross Pro Mountain Bike (Competitors: 758 Race Starts: 758) National Championships USA Cycling Junior, U23 & Elite Road (Competitors: 37 Race Starts: 37) National Championships USA Cycling Masters Road National (Competitors: 842 Race Starts: 1,855) Championships USA Cycling Junior Track National (Competitors: 774 Race Starts: 1,329) Championships USA Cycling Mountain Bike (Competitors: 107 Race Starts: 270) National Championships USA Cycling Elite & Professional (Competitors: 966 Race Starts: 966) National Championships USA Cycling Tandem National (Competitors: 248 Race Starts: 248) Championships USA Cycling Professional Road & Time Trial (Competitors: 68 Race Starts: 136) National Championships (Competitors: 108 Race Starts: 144)

18 • USA Cycling USA Cycling Masters Track National USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike Championships National Championships (Competitors: 327 Race Starts: 941) (Competitors: 260 Race Starts: 615) USA Cycling Collegiate Track National USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships Championships (Competitors: (Competitors: 171 Race Starts: 502) 1,326 Race Starts: 1,850) USA Cycling Elite Track National Championships TOTAL USA CYCLING NATIONAL (Competitors: 144 Race Starts: 456) CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITORS: 8,113 RACE STARTS: 13,710

USA Cycling Education and Training Programs

hroughout the year, USA Cycling conducts many educational clinics, camps and seminars to provide its members and constituents with the resources, knowledge and insight T necessary to excel in a given area of expertise, as well as the opportunity to network and share ideas with their peers. Coaches, officials, race promoters, mechanics and athletes alike can all take advantage of these gatherings organized annually by USA Cycling.

Coaching Clinics USA Cycling’s Coaching Education Clinics, Seminars and Webinars are designed for educating coaches at various levels of certification, training them for specialty certifications, or simply providing an added level of knowledge to enhance their coaching careers. With 1,400+ licensed coaches nationwide, the USA Cycling coaching certification process begins with an online examination covering the basic fundamentals of cycling-specific principles, resulting in Level -3 certification. Licensed coaches progress through the ranks by attending additional instructional clinics designed to further their knowledge base, eventually attaining Level-2 status, followed be Level-1. Throughout the year, USA Cycling also conducts several other coaching education activities, such as online webinars, women’s-specific seminars, specialty clinics and the annual USA Cycling Coaching Summit. Each activity provides the coaching community with unparalleled instruction and the opportunity to network and share ideas with their peers.

USA Cycling • 19 2008 USA Cycling Coaching Education Activities:

Level 2 Coaching Clinics: 6, Total attendees: 136 USA Cycling Coaching Summit: 1, Total attendees: 98 Power-Based Training Clinic: 1, Total attendees: 15 Women in Cycling Conference: 1, Total attendees: 28

Officials Clinics Like all sports, competitive cycling needs officials to enforce the rules. USA Cycling’s Officials Clinics provide introduction and instruction to more than 2,600 licensed officials around the country. To become an official, an individual must first attend one of USA Cycling’s official seminars, purchase a license and pass an examination. The initial seminar results in Level-C status and results in a basic understanding of road, track and . After attaining Level-C status, officials can continue their progression by achieving Level-B, Level-A, National Commissaire and International Commissaire designations. In addition to the general categories, USA Cycling also provides specialty instruction in order to become a motorcycle referee, track starter or race secretary.

20 • USA Cycling 2008 USA Cycling Officials Clinics Activity:

• National Road, Track & Cyclo-cross Commissaire Seminar • National Mountain Bike Commissaire Seminar • Introductory BMX Officials Seminar • USA Cycling Officials Conclave

In 2008, USA Cycling welcomed 16 officials to the National Commissaire ranks for road and and mountain bike racing – the highest level of officials the national governing body certifies. Congratulations to USA Cycling’s newest National Commissaires:

James Abbott (Road & Track) Kristen Mills (Road & Track) Tom Balaban (Road & Track) Bonnie Walker (Road & Track) Steve Brady (Road & Track) Cindy Yorgason (Road & Track) Boris Decourt (Road & Track) Tod Manning (Mountain Bike) Dave Fowkes (Road & Track) Steve Hymes (Mountain Bike) Ken Hart (Road & Track) Vicki Mackzum (Mountain Bike) Chuck Hodge (Road & Track) Marek Jasinski (Road & Track) Also in 2008, three USA Cycling members became UCI International Commissaires and are now eligible to officiate internationally-sanctioned bike races around the world. Congratulations to the following officials for becoming UCI International Commissaires in 2008:

Carla Geyer (Road & Track) Bruce Brasaemle (Road & Track) Laura Pringle (BMX)

USA Cycling • 21 Bill Woodul Mechanics Clinic In January of 2008, USA Cycling hosted 55 participants at the Bill Woodul Mechanics Clinic in Colorado Springs. The event provided the opportunity for bike mechanics to learn from industry experts, receive hands-on experience and network with leaders in the cycling industry. After three days of instruction and an examination, all 55 students earned the privilege to carry a USA Cycling mechanic’s license, making them eligible for certain industry jobs with cycling-related manufacturers and professional teams, or enhancing their employment opportunities at local bike shops.

NRC Promoters Summit In November of 2008, USA Cycling hosted its first-ever National Racing Calendar Promoters Summit. Thirty-two individuals representing 23 NRC events converged in Colorado Springs to share their thoughts regarding the nation’s premier Pro-Am road racing calendar. The inaugural NRC Promoters Summit was created to improve communication and promote dialogue amongst individual race promoters and USA Cycling, as well as provide an opportunity for participants to exchange ideas on a variety of topics as competitive cycling continues to grow in America at both the professional and amateur levels. Throughout the three-day event, USA Cycling staff presented overviews on various departments, including marketing and sponsorship, communications, rules, officials and policies, insurance and risk management, results and rankings, and national calendars. Additionally, various subjects specific to the NRC, such as date selection, the bid process, anti-doping protocol and event rankings were also discussed in an open forum. Participants included a variety of individuals connected to NRC events, including long-time race promoters with 30+ years of experience to first-time NRC promoters.

Mountain Bike Summit In November of 2008, USA Cycling conducted its inaugural Mountain Bike Summit – a gathering of race promoters, NORBA Board trustees, officials and industry representatives. The three- day conference offered a variety of off-road cycling members the opportunity to discuss the direction and evolution of the sport, share practices and develop initiatives to advance the sport of in the United States. The 45 attendees took part in several colloquiums and round-table discussions regarding key issues as stakeholders from across the country converged to take advantage of the educational and resource-building opportunities. 22 • USA Cycling Local Association Summit Last November, 86 individuals representing 29 of USA Cycling’s 34 Local Associations and 10 Collegiate Cycling conferences gathered in Colorado Springs for the fourth annual Local Association Summit. The three-day conference was designed to offer organizational updates, the opportunity to share ideas and resources, and informative discussion regarding competitive cycling at the local level. The Local Association Summit occurs each year and provides USA Cycling with a dedicated forum in which to reach out and facilitate growth at the grassroots level. Often leaders of in their communities, these delegates came to Colorado Springs in search of the latest tools and information to take back to their local racing environments. 2008 USA CYCLING NATIONAL CALENDAR CHAMPIONS

National Racing Calendar (NRC) Men’s Individual Champion Rory Sutherland (Health Net presented by Maxxis) Women’s Individual Champion Tina Pic (Colavita/Sutter Home presented by Cooking Light) Men’s Team Champion Health Net presented by Maxxis Women’s Team Champion Cheerwine Professional Cycling Team

USA Cycling Professional Tour Men’s Individual Champion (Garmin/Chipotle) Men’s Team Champion Garmin/Chipotle Professional Cycling Team

USA Cycling Mountain Bike National Cross Country Calendar Men’s Individual Champion Geoff Kabush (Maxxis) Women’s Individual Champion Georgia Gould (Luna)

USA Cycling Mountain Bike National Ultra-Endurance Calendar Men’s Individual Champion Nat (Subaru/Gary Fisher) Women’s Individual Champion Pua Sawicki (Ellsworth)

USA Cycling • 23 USA Cycling Mountain Bike National Gravity Calendar Men’s Individual Champion Geritt Beytagh (Morewood Bikes) Women’s Individual Champion Melissa Buhl (KHS)

USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Calendar Men’s Individual Champion Ryan Trebon (Cyclocrossworld.com) Women’s Individual Champion Georgia Gould (Luna)

USA Cycling BMX Rankings Individual Men’s Champion Kyle Bennett (Free Agent) Individual Women’s Champion Jill Kintner (GT ) Junior Men’s Champion Logan Collins (Haro Bikes) Junior Women’s Champion Alise Post (Redline)

24 • USA Cycling 2008 USA Cycling National Champions

n 2008, USA Cycling awarded 491 individual and team national championships to competitors across all disciplines and categories of competitive cycling. In order to I recognize those champions with commemorative Stars-and-Stripes jerseys, USA Cycling conducted 17 different national championship events across the country for junior, U23, collegiate, masters, elite and professional ranks in road, mountain bike, track, BMX and cyclo- cross. Congratulations to the following 2008 national champions!

USA Cycling BMX National Championships Men 30+: Doug Crowell Desoto, Texas Mar. 29 Masters: Kenth Fallen Boys 12 & Under Cruiser Class: Hunter Lelham Elite Men: Kyle Bennett Girls 12 & Under Cruiser Class: Amy McIntyre Elite Women: Jill Kintner Boys 13 & 14 Cruiser Class: Nathan Padilla Junior Men: Denzel Stein Girls 13 & 14 Cruiser Class: Carly Dyar Junior Women: Terra Nichols Boys 15 & 16 Cruiser Class: Connor Fields Boys 5&6: Reese Patterson Girls 15& 16 Cruiser Class: Doninique Daniels Boys 7: Trey Marker Men 17-24 Cruiser Class: Jamarcus White Girls 7: Riley Elkin Women 17-24 Cruiser Class: Bridget Walter Girls 8: Anna Johnson Men 25-29 Cruiser Class: Chris Williams Boys 8: Shayne Lewis Women 25-29 Cruiser Class: Jennifer Kasper Girls 9: Jenee Madrid Men 30-34 Cruiser Class: Doug Crowell Boys 9: Vaughn Herrick Women 30-34 Cruiser Class: Amy Hermann Girls 10: Lexa Jones Men 35-39 Cruiser Class: Jim Wahl Boys 10: Women 35-39 Cruiser Class: Michelle Enriquez Girls 11: Rachel Hopperdietzel Men 40-44 Cruiser Class: Cody Smart Boys 11: Brock Heffron Women 40-44 Cruiser Class: Susan Van Ness Girls 12: Kristen Long Men 45+ Cruiser Class: Eric Rupe Boys 12: Sean Gaian Women 45+ Cruiser Class: Pamela Hassan Girls 13: Shayona Glynn Boys 13: Rickie Griffis USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships Girls 14: Carly Dyar Fort Collins, Colo. May 9-11 Boys 14: Rusty Nesvic Girls 15: Taylor Wolcott Division I Men : Boys 15: Billy Russell University of California – Davis Girls 16: Lauren Padilla Division I Women Team Time Trial: Stanford University Boys 16: Connor Fields Division II Men Team Time Trial: Furman University Women 17+: Frances Garcia Division II Women Team Time Trial: Men 17-24: Jamarcus White Massachusetts Institute of Technology Men 25-29: Chris Williams Division I Men Road Race: USA Cycling • 25 Division I Women Road Race: Carla Swart Men 70+ Tandem Time Trial: Division II Men Road Race: Chris Butler Gregory Deuthman, Paul Deninger Division II Women Road Race: Devon Haskell Men 90+ Tandem Time Trial: John Verheul, Division I Men Criterium: Phil Mann Andrew Coggan Division I Women Criterium: Julie Bellerose Men 110+ Tandem Time Trial: Chip Berezny, Andrew Buck Division II Men Criterium: Craig Leukens Mixed 70+ Tandem Time Trial: Andrew Applegate, Division II Women Criterium: Jen Stebbins Cara McCauley Division I Men Overall: Andrew Talansky Mixed 90+ Tandem Time Trial: Suzanne Tempsick, Division I Women Overall: Carla Swart Scott Hodder Division II Men Overall: Craig Leukens Mixed 110+ Tandem Time Trial: Diane Ostenso, Division II Women Overall: Devon Haskell Gordon Paulson Division I Team: Lees-McRae College Elite Men Tandem Time Trial: Gregory Duethman, Division II Team: Massachusetts Institute of Technology Paul Deninger Elite Mixed Tandem Time Trial: Dotsie Bausch, Kirk USA Cycling 4-Cross Pro Mountain Bike Bausch National Championships Men 30-34 Road Race: Michael Olheiser Angel Fire, N.M. May 25 Men 35-39 Road Race: Paul Martin Men 40-44 Road Race: John Korioth Men: Rich Houseman Men 45-49 Road Race: Thurlow Rogers Women: Melissa Buhl Men 50-54 Road Race: Wayne Simon Men 55-59 Road Race: Kent Bostick USA Cycling Masters Road National Championships Men 60-64 Road Race: Kenny Fuller Louisville, Ky. June 30 – July 6 Men 65-69 Road Race: Barry Free Men 70-74 Road Race: Franz Hammer Men 30-34 Time Trial: Peter Cannell Men 75+ Road Race: Francois Mertens Men 35-39 Time Trial: Richard Feldman Men 70+ Tandem Road Race: William Crecelius, Men 40-44 Time Trial: Stephen Spanbauer Stephen Spanbauer Men 45-49 Time Trial: Thurlow Rogers Men 90+ Tandem Road Race: Bryan Lofton, Men 50-54 Time Trial: John Novitsky Douglas Pomeranz Men 55-59 Time Trial: Kent Bostick Men 110+ Tandem Road Race: John Elgart, Larry Wolff Men 60-64 Time Trial: Kenny Fuller Women 70+ Tandem Road Race: Annajean Dallaire, Men 65-69 Time Trial: Butch Richardson Lesley McShane Men 70-74 Time Trial: Franz Hammer Women 90+ Tandem Road Race: Jill Gass, Sonia Ross Men 75-79 Time Trial: Paul Tetrick Mixed 70+ Tandem Road Race: Andrew Applegate, Men 85+ Time Trial: Francis Underwood Cara McCauley Women 30-34 Time Trial: Karen Appleby Krieg Mixed 90+ Tandem Road Race: Denise Everett, Women 35-39 Time Trial: Laura Igoe James Everett Women 40-44 Time Trial: Julie Foertsch Mixed 110+ Tandem Road Race: Diane Ostenso, Women 45-49 Time Trial: Leigh Thompson Gordon Paulson Women 50-54 Time Trial: Ann Marie Miller Women 30-34 Road Race: Annajean Dallaire Women 55-59 Time Trial: Elizabeth Tyrell Women 35-39 Road Race: Laura Igoe Women 60-64 Time Trial: Marcia Morrison Women 40-44 Road Race: Sonia Ross Women 65+ Time Trial: Julie Lockhart Women 45-49 Road Race: Tracy Tolson 26 • USA Cycling Women 50-54 Road Race: Ann Marie Miller USA Cycling Tandem Sprint National Championships Women 55-59 Road Race: Elizabeth Tyrell Trexlertown, Pa. July 11 Women 60-64 Road Race: Melinda Berge Women 65+ Road Race: Julie Lockhart Men: Mike Beers, Kurt Begemann Men 30-34 Criterium: Chad Burdilauskas Men 35-39 Criterium: Kevin Attkisson USA Cycling Mountain Bike National Championships Men 40-44 Criterium: Byron Nix West Dover, Vt. July 17-20 Men 45-49 Criterium: Richard Meeker Men 50-54 Criterium: Aubrey Gordon Pro Men Cross Country: Adam Craig Men 55-59 Criterium: Wayne Stetina Semi-Pro Men Cross Country: Weston Schempf Men 60-64 Criterium: John Elgart U23 Men Cross Country: Tad Elliott Men 65-69 Criterium: Earl Henry Men Junior Expert 15-16 Cross Country: Seth Kemp Men 70-74 Criterium: Franz Hammer Men Junior Expert 17-18 Cross Country: Robbie Squire Men 75+ Criterium: Frederic Schmid Junior Men 10 & Under Cross Country: Women 30-34 Criterium: Elizabeth Galenti Christopher Blevins Women 35-39 Criterium: Jane Evely Junior Men 11-12 Cross Country: Cameron Williams Women 40-44 Criterium: Kim Ciolli Junior Men 13-14 Cross Country: Casey Williams Women 45-49 Criterium: Tracy Tolson Men Expert 19-24 Cross Country: Timothy Mosher Women 50-54 Criterium: Ann Marie Miller Men Expert 25-29 Cross Country: Randall Jacobs Women 55-59 Criterium: Elizabeth Tyrell Men Expert 30-34 Cross Country: Alec Donahue Women 60-64 Criterium: Jo Johnson Men Expert 35-39 Cross Country: Andy Johnston Women 65+ Criterium: Julie Lockhart Men Expert 40-44 Cross Country: Gerald Pflug Men Expert 45-49 Cross Country: Kevin Hines USA Cycling Mountain Bike Marathon Men Expert 50-54 Cross Country: Henry Kramer National Championships Men Expert 55-59 Cross Country: Doug Long Breckenridge, Colo. July 4 Men Expert 60-64 Cross Country: Alan Moats Men Expert 65+ Cross Country: Terry Dahl Men Open: Jeremiah Bishop Pro Women Cross Country: Mary McConneloug Men 19-29: Braden Kappius U23 Women Cross Country: Chloe Forsman Men 30-34: Zachary Vestal Women Junior Expert 15-18 Cross Country: Men 35-39: Joel Mischke Essence Barton Men 40-49: Mike Hogan Junior Women 10 & Under Cross Country: Lillian Fraser Men 50-59: Russell Asleson Junior Women 11-12 Cross Country: Nadina Junuzovic Men 60+ Leon Fetzer Junior Women 13-14 Cross Country: Elizabeth White Women Open: Sari Anderson Women Expert 19-24 Cross Country: Caitlin Curran Women 19-29: Jane Rynbrandt Women Expert 25-29 Cross Country: Erin Disterheft Women 30-39: Jill Sorensen Women Expert 30-34 Cross Country: Michelle Stopper Women 40-49: Karen Hogan Women Expert 35-39 Cross Country: Jennifer Yanazzo Women 50+ Jane Finsterwald Women Expert 40-44 Cross Country: Julia Violich Women Expert 45-49 Cross Country: Susan Lynch Women Expert 50-54 Cross Country: Ellen White Women Expert 55+ Cross Country: Lydia Barter Pro Men Downhill: Geritt Beytagh USA Cycling • 27 Semi-Pro Men Downhill: Sam Mellen Pro Men Short Track Cross Country: Jeremiah Bishop Men Junior Expert 15-16 Downhill: Neko Mulally Semi-Pro Men Short Track Cross Country: Men Junior Expert 17-18 Downhill: Ethan Quehl Weston Schempf Men Expert 19-24 Downhill: John Ryan Quick Men Junior Expert 18 & Under Short Track Cross Country: Men Expert 25-29 Downhill: David Custer Luke Keough Men Expert 30-34 Downhill: Benjamin Kubas Men Expert 19-29 Short Track Cross Country: Men Expert 35-39 Downhill: Stephen Porraro Jacob Randall Men Expert 40-44 Downhill: Derek Pierce Men Expert 30+ Short Track Cross Country: Jonny Bold Men Expert 45-49 Downhill: Tony Watkins Pro Women Short Track Cross Country: Katie Compton Men Expert 50-54 Downhill: Dave Herde Women Expert Short Track Cross Country: Amanda Miller Men Expert 55-59 Downhill: Scott Lideen Men Singlespeed: Travis Livermon Men Expert 65-69 Downhill: Edmund Brelsford Women Singlespeed: Betsey Shogren Junior Men 11-12 Downhill: Galen Carter Pro/Open Men Super D: Adam Craig Junior Men 13-14 Downhill: Khaner Smith Men 19-29 Super D: Martin Cox Pro Women Downhill: Melissa Buhl Men 30-39 Super D: Zach White Women Junior Expert 15-18 Downhill: Lainey Aldridge Men 40-49 Super D: Mike Hebe Women Expert 19-29 Downhill: Kelly Moore Men 50+ Super D: Timothy Messersmith Women Expert 30-39 Downhill: Amanda Pilling Junior Men 18 & Under Super D: Seth Kemp Women Expert 40-49 Downhill: Vicki Koch Pro/Open Women Super D: Rachel Lloyd Junior Women 11-12 Downhill: Taylor Allison Women 19-29 Super D: Joanna Tuttle Pro Men Dual Slalom: Women 30-39 Super D: Rozanne Puelo Semi-Pro Men Dual Slalom: James Patterson Women 40+ Super D: Darlene Phillips Men Junior Expert 18 & Under Dual Slalom: Phillip Kmetz Junior Women 18 & Under Super D: Emily Parker Men Expert 19-29 Dual Slalom: Kyle Karpuska Men Observed Trials, Mod: Brian Yezierski Men Expert 30-39 Dual Slalom: Jon Houde Men Observed Trials, Stock: Mike Steidley Men Expert 40+ Dual Slalom: Derek Pierce Pro Women Dual Slalom: Melissa Buhl USA Cycling 24-Hour Mountain Bike Women Expert Dual Slalom: Lainey Aldridge National Championships Wausau, Wis. Aug. 2-3

Men Solo: Chris Eatough Women Solo: Pua Sawicki Men Duo: Dax Massey, Dean Miller Women Duo: Heide Godsil, Kay Levesque Men Open 4-Person: Sam Oftendahl, Brendon Moore, Chris Fisher, Ben Moore Women Open 4-Person: Claudia Hattrup, Rebecca Rusch, Karoline Droege, Muffy Ritz Mixed Duo: Dejay Birtch, Rebecca Tomaszewski Mixed Junior 4-Person: Zack Geyer, Mitch Gantz, Erik Meier, Sam Stone Mixed Masters 4-Person: John Meyers, Neil Scharphorn, Dan Jansen, Nate Versuis 28 • USA Cycling USA Cycling Junior, U23 and Elite USA Cycling Junior Track National Championships National Championships Carson, Calif. Aug. 14-17 Anaheim, Calif. Aug. 6-10 Women 10-12 : Claire Jensen Men 10-12 Criterium: Eduardo Lopez Men 10-12 Omnium: Eduardo Lopez Men 13-14 Criterium: John Funk Women 13-14 Omnium: Sarah Chen Men 15-16 Criterium: Juan Carmona Men 13-14 Omnium: Benjamin Cockrell Men 17-18 Criterium: Weston Luzzader Men 15-16 Omnium: Benny Swedberg Men U23 Criterium: Justin Williams Women 15-16 Omnium: Coryn Rivera Men 10-12 Time Trial: Philip O’Donnell Women 16-18 : Colleen Hayduck Men 13-14 Time Trial: John Funk Women 17-18 Match Sprint: Colleen Hayduck Men 15-16 Time Trial: Women 17-18 500-Meter Time Trial: Colleen Hayduck Men 17-18 Time Trial: Adam Leibovitz Women 17-18 : Mary Costelloe Men U23 Time Trial: Peter Stetina Women 17-18 : Colleen Hayduck Men 10-12 Road Race: Daniel Drummond Women 17-18 : Colleen Hayduck Men 13-14 Road Race: Scott McClary Men 16-18 Keirin: Epes Harris Men 15-16 Road Race: Men 17-18 Match Sprint: Lanell Rockmore Men 17-18 Road Race: Evan Huffman Men 17-18 Kilometer Time Trial: Lanell Rockmore Men U23 Road Race: Kirk Carlsen Men 17-18 Individual Pursuit: Bryan Larsen Women 10-12 Criterium: Katrina Howard Men 17-18 Scratch Race: Eric Meier Women 13-14 Criterium: Sarah Huang Men 17-18 Points Race: Kit Karzen Women 15-16 Criterium: Kendall Ryan Men : Epes Harris, Lanell Rockmore, Women 17-18 Criterium: Sinead Miller Daniel Walker Women U23 Criterium: Beatriz Rodriguez Women Team Sprint: Colleen Hayduck, Coryn Rivera Women 10-12 Time Trial: Laurel Rathburn Men 16-18 : Epes Harris, Lanell Rockmore Women 13-14 Time Trial: Zoe Frazier Men : Iggy Silva, Alfredo Cruz, Danny Women 15-16 Time Trial: Coryn Rivera Finneran, Dan Heeley Women 17-18 Time Trial: Jerika Hutchinson Women U23 Time Trial: Rebecca Much USA Cycling Elite & Professional Criterium Women 10-12 Road Race: Katrina Howard National Championships Women 13-14 Road Race: Grace Alexander Downers Grove, Ill. Aug. 17 Women 15-16 Road Race: Coryn Rivera Women 17-18 Road Race: Anna Young Pro Men Criterium: Rahsaan Bahati Women U23 Road Race: Kacey Manderfield Elite Women Criterium: Brooke Miller Elite Men Time Trial: Jonathan Chodroff Elite Men Criterium: Ken Hanson Elite Men Road Race: James Mattis Elite Women Time Trial: Alison Powers USA Cycling Professional Road & Time Trial Elite Women Road Race: Brooke Miller National Championships Greenville, S.C. Aug. 30 – Sept. 1

Men Time Trial: Men Road Race:

USA Cycling • 29 USA Cycling Masters Track National Championships Women 55-59 500-Meter Time Trial: Allyson Vought San Jose, Calif. Sept. 2-7 Women 60-64 500-Meter Time Trial: Linda Miller Women 65+ 500-Meter Time Trial: Bonnie Woodbury Men 30-34 Match Sprint: Peter Billington Women 30-34 2,000-Meter Time Trial: Jennifer Triplett Men 35-39 Match Sprint: Andrew LaCorte Women 35-39 2,000-Meter Time Trial: Deborah Kidd Men 40-44 Match Sprint: Anton Quist Women 40-44 2,000-Meter Time Trial: Debbie Veitch Men 45-49 Match Sprint: Jeffery Solt Women 45-49 2,000-Meter Time Trial: Karen Brems Men 50-54 Match Sprint: Kurt Sato Women 50-55 2,000-Meter Time Trial: Jane Rinard Men 55-59 Match Sprint: Keith Macbeth Women 55-59 2,000-Meter Time Trial: Mary Ellen Allen Men 60-64 Match Sprint: Randall Fried Women 60-64 2,000-Meter Time Trial: Marsha Macro Men 65-69 Match Sprint: Earl Henry Women 65+ 2,000-Meter Time Trial: Bonnie Woodbury Men 70+ Match Sprint: Paul Yazolino Men 30-34 Points Race: Jesse Mendonca Women 30-34 Match Sprint: Jen Featheringill Men 35-39 Points Race: Kevin Kremke Women 35-39 Match Sprint: Julie Bautista Men 40-44 Points Race: Brett Clare Women 40-44 Match Sprint: Cathy Keeley Men 45-49 Points Race: Keith Metcalfe Women 45-49 Match Sprint: Michelle Bono Men 50-54 Points Race: Lawrence Nolan Women 50-54 Match Sprint: Ann Marie Love Men 55-59 Points Race: William Cox Women 55-59 Match Sprint: Alice Church Men 60-64 Points Race: John Elgart Women 60-64 Match Sprint: Linda Miller Men 65-69 Points Race: Michael Williams Women 65-69 Match Sprint: Patricia Baker Men 70+ Points Race: Bob Kaye Men 30-34 Kilometer Time Trial: Peter Billington Women 30-34 Points Race: Jennifer Triplett Men 35-39 Kilometer Time Trial: Per Bjesse Women 35-39 Points Race: Gina Barbosa Men 40-44 Kilometer Time Trial: Bobby Walthour IV Women 40-44 Points Race: Julie Nevitt Men 45-49 Kilometer Time Trial: Craig Parker Women 45-49 Points Race: Patty Powers Men 50-55 500-Meter Time Trial: Lawrence Nolan Women 50-54 Points Race: Linda Elgart Men 55-59 500-Meter Time Trial: Keith Macbeth Women 55-59 Points Race: Donna Woods Men 60-64 500-Meter Time Trial: Reid Schwartz Women 60+ Points Race: Marsha Marco Men 65-69 500-Meter Time Trial: Victor Copeland Men 30+ 4,000-Meter Team Time Trial: Michal McCarthy, Men 70+ 500-Meter Time Trial: Paul Yazolino Wyatt Weisel, William Innes, Lawrence Nolan Men 30-34 3,000-Meter Time Trial: Devon Vigus Men 40+ 4,000-Meter Team Time Trial: Kevin Metcalfe, Men 35-39 3,000-Meter Time Trial: Jason Sprouse Michael Hutchinson, Tom Fahey, Daniel Smith Men 40-44 3,000-Meter Time Trial: Michael McCarthy Men 50+ 4,000-Meter Team Time Trial: Jeffery Fillerup, Men 45-49 3,000-Meter Time Trial: Kevin Metcalf Joseph Field, Keith Ketter, Jim Host Men 50-54 2,000-Meter Time Trial: Lawrence Nolan Women 30+ 3,000-Meter Team Time Trial: Helene Drumm, Men 55-59 2,000-Meter Time Trial: Kent Bostick Kelly Bartholomew, Nicola Cranmer, Lorraine Jarvis Men 60-64 2,000-Meter Time Trial: John Elgart Men 30+ Madison: Mike McMahon, Sean Watkins Men 65-69 2,000-Meter Time Trial: Victor Copeland Men 45+ Madison: Lawrence Nolan, Kent Bostick Men 70+ 2,000-Meter Time Trial: Robert Kaye Men 30+ Team Sprint: Matias Elgart, Giovanni Rey Women 30-34 500-Meter Time Trial: Jen Featheringill Men 40+ Team Sprint: Jeffery Solt, Timothy Montagne Women 35-39 500-Meter Time Trial: Julie Bautista Men 50+ Team Sprint: Craig Erickson, Aaron Seiken Women 40-44 500-Meter Time Trial: Cathy Keeley Women 30+ Team Sprint: Helene Drumm, Lorraine Women 45-49 500-Meter Time Trial: Lorraine Jarvis Jarvis Women 50-54 500-Meter Time Trial: Jane Rinard 30 • USA Cycling Women 45+ Team Sprint: Ileana Garcia-Parker, Elite Men Points Race: Colby Pearce Jill Gianettoni Elite Women Sprint: Cari Higgins Elite Men Madison: Colby Pearce, Daniel Holloway USA Cycling Collegiate Track National Championships Elite Men Team Sprint: Dean Tracy, Kelyn Akuna, Colorado Springs, Colo. Sept. 11-13 Jimmy Watkins Elite Women Points Race: Kacey Manderfield Men Individual Pursuit: Dan Lionberg Elite Women Team Sprint: Liz Reap-Carlson, Cari Higgins Women Individual Pursuit: Carla Swart U23 Men Kilometer Time Trial: David Espinoza Collegiate Coed Team Sprint: Rob Bush, Sinead Miller, U23 Women 500-Meter Time Trial: Cristin Walker Sierra Siebenlist, Bennet Van Der Genugten U23 Men Individual Pursuit: Julian Kyer Men Match Sprint: David Espinoza U23 Women Individual Pursuit: Kimberly Geist Women Points Race: Sinead Miller U23 Men Match Sprint: Michael Blatchford Women Team Pursuit: Rebecca Finley, Sinead Miller, U23 Men Points Race: Daniel Holloway Sierra Siebenlist, Megan Somerville U23 Women Sprint: Cristin Walker Men Kilometer Time Trial: David Espinoza U23 Women Points Race: Kacey Manderfield Women 500-Meter Time Trial: Sierra Siebenlist Men Team Pursuit: Taylor Brown, Rob Bush, USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike Bennet Van Der Genugten, David Williams National Championships Men Points Race: Nik Reinert Banner Elk, N.C. Oct. 24-26 Women Match Sprint: Carla Swart Men Overall: Dan Lionberg Division I Men Cross Country: Ben Sonntag Women Overall: Carla Swart Division I Women Cross Country: Carla Swart Division I Team Overall: Marian College Division II Men Cross Country: Tristan Cowie Division II Team Overall: Massachusetts Institute of Division II Women Cross Country: Rebecca Tomaszewski Technology Division I Men Downhill: Joey Schusler Division I Women Downhill: Emma Millar USA Cycling Elite Track National Championships Division II Men Downhill: Michael Thomas Carson, Calif. Oct. 1-5: Division II Women Downhill: Robyn Embrey Division I Men Short Track Cross Country: Ben Sonntag Elite Men Kilometer Time Trial: Division I Women Short Track Cross Country: Carla Swart Elite Men 250-Meter Time Trial: Michael Blatchford Division II Men Short Track Cross Country: Tristan Cowie Elite Men Team Pursuit: David Koesel, Taylor Phinney, Division II Women Short Track Cross Country: Daniel Holloway, Colby Pearce Katherine Harris Elite Women Team Pursuit: Kimberly Geist, Alison Division I Men Dual Slalom: Weston Pope Powers, Shannon Koch Division I Women Dual Slalom: Chloe Jackson Elite Women 500-Meter Time Trial: Cari Higgins Division II Men Dual Slalom: Deider Barrick Elite Men Individual Pursuit: Taylor Phinney Division II Women Dual Slalom: Johanna Tuttle Elite Women Individual Pursuit: Kimberly Geist Division I Team: Fort Lewis College Elite Men Scratch Race: Daniel Holloway Division II Team: Appalachian State University Elite Men Match Sprint: Jimmy Watkins Division I Men Overall: Eli Krahenbuhl Elite Women Keirin: Cari Higgins Division I Women Overall: Carla Swart Elite Women Scratch Race: Shelly Olds Division II Men Overall: Zach Winn Elite Men Keirin: Jimmy Watkins Division II Women Overall: Johanna Tuttle USA Cycling • 31 USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships Paralympic Track National Championships Kansas City, Kan. Dec. 11-14 Colorado Springs, Colo. June 3-4

Junior Women 10-12: Mina Anderburg Men Kilometer Time Trial: Daniel Nicholson Junior Women 13-14: Sarah Huang Women 500-Meter Time Trial: Jennifer Schuble Junior Women 15-16: Alexis Ryan Men Individual Pursuit: Sam Kavanaugh Junior Women 17-18: Coryn Rivera Men Tandem Pursuit: Clark Rachfall, Dave Swanson Junior Men 10-12: Ian McShane Women Individual Pursuit: Jennifer Schuble Junior Men 13-14: Junior Men 15-16: Jeff Bahnson Paralmypic Road National Championships Junior Men 17-18: Zach McDonald Morrison, Colo. July 6 Master Women 30-34: Maureen Bruno-Roy Master Women 35-39: Sarah Kerlin Men Time Trial: Ron Williams Master Women 40-44: Wendy Williams Men Time Trial: Oscar Sanchez, Alejandro Master Women 45-49: Kris Walker Albor Master Women 50-54: Kathy Sarvary Women Road Time Trial CP4: Jennifer Schuble Master Women 55-59: Diane Ostenso Women Road Time Trial LC3: Allison Jones Master Women 60-64: Martha Iverson Women Road Time Trial LC1: Greta Neimanas Master Women 65+: Julie Lockhart Master Men 30-34: Andy Jacques-Mayne Master Men 35-39: Brandon Dwight Master Men 40-44: Roger Aspholm Master Men 45-49: Steve Tilford Master Men 50-54: Ned Overend Master Men 55-59: Gary Thacker Master Men 60-64: Phil Bannister Master Men 65-69: Rob Lea Master Men 70-74: Ronald Riley Master Men 75-79: Walt Axthelm Elite Men: Ryan Trebon Elite Women: Katie Compton U23 Men: Nicholas Weighall U23 Women: Amy Dombroski Division I Collegiate Men: Will Dugan Division I Collegiate Women: Carla Swart Division II Collegiate Men: Colin Cares Division II Collegiate Women: Devon Haskell Singlespeed: James Lalonde

32 • USA Cycling International Medalists

hroughout the 2008 racing season, many USA Cycling members represented their country at major international events around the globe with great success. USA Cycling T athletes brought 79 medals from these events, which included the 2008 Olympic and , as well as UCI elite and amateur world championship events. Included in that tally are 5 Olympic medals, 14 Paralympic medals, 11 UCI elite and junior world championship medals and 49 UCI amateur world championships medals. With appearances on the very top step of the podium, USA Cycling members captured 1 Olympic gold medal, 5 Paralympic Gold medals, 4 elite and junior world championships and 22 amateur world titles. Congratulations to the following USA Cycling members who achieved tremendous success on the international stage in 2008!

Alejandro Albor (2): Silver Medal – Men’s Individual Steven Cisar (1): Silver Medal – Elite Men’s BMX, Road Race HC C; Bronze Medal – Men’s Individual UCI BMX World Championships; Taiyuan, Time Trial HC C, Paralympic Games; Beijing, China Michael Carter (1): Bronze Medal – Men’s 45- Kristin Armstrong (1): Gold Medal – Women’s 49 Road Race, UCI Road Masters World Individual Time Trial, ; Beijing, Championships; St. Johaan in Tirol, Austria China Quentin Crowley (1): Gold Medal – 8 Boys, UCI Katrina Baumsteiger (1): Silver Medal – Women’s BMX World Challenge; Taiyuan, China 1959-1968, UCI Cyclo-cross Masters World Tim Dinger (1): Silver Medal – Masters, UCI BMX Championships; Mol, World Challenge; Taiyuan, China Wyatt Bell (1): Gold Medal – 5&6 Boys, UCI BMX Mike Day (1): Silver Medal – Men’s BMX, Olympic World Challenge; Taiyuan, China Games; Beijing, China Chip Berezny (1): Gold Medal – Men’s 55-59 Scratch Richard Feldman (1): Silver Medal – Men’s 35-39 Race, UCI Track Masters World Championships; Individual Time Trial, UCI Road Masters World , Championships; St. Johaan in Tirol, Austria Tiffany Bontorno (1): Bronze Medal – 14 Girls, UCI Kenny Fuller (1): Gold Medal – Men’s 60-64 BMX World Challenge; Taiyuan, China Individual Time Trial, UCI Road Masters World Barbara Buchan (2): Gold Medal – Women’s Championships; St. Johaan in Tirol, Austria Individual Time Trial LC3/LC4/CP3; Gold Medal Tyler Fuller (1): Gold Medal – 9 Boys, UCI BMX – Women’s Individual Pursuit LC3-4/CP3, World Challenge; Taiyuan, China Paralympic Games; Beijing, China Bert Glennon (1): Gold Medal – Men’s 45- Melissa Buhl (1): Gold Medal – Women’s 4-Cross, 49 Scratch Race, UCI Track Masters World UCI Mountain Bike World Championships, Val di Championships; Sydney, Australia Sole, USA Cycling • 33 Shayona Glynn (2): Gold Medal – 13 Girls; Bronze Kristopher Mulhause (1): Bronze Medal – 17- Medal – 13&14 Girls’ Cruiser, UCI BMX World 24 Men’s Cruiser, UCI BMX World Challenge; Challenge; Taiyuan, China Taiyuan, China Michael Gul (1): Silver Medal – 30-34 Men’s Cruiser, (1): Gold Medal – Elite Women’s UCI BMX World Challenge; Taiyuan, China Individual Time Trial, UCI Road World (1): Silver Medal – Women’s Championships; , Italy Individual Pursuit, UCI Track World Lawrence Nolan (4): Gold Medal – Men’s 50-54 Championships; , Great Britain Match Sprint; Gold Medal – Men’s 50-54 Points Colleen Hayduk (1): Bronze Medal – Junior Race; Gold Medal – Men’s 50-54 Scratch Race; Women’s Scratch Race, UCI Junior Track World Gold Medal – Men’s 50-54 Individual Pursuit, UCI Championships; , South Africa Track Masters World Championships; Sydney, Brock Heffron (2): Gold Medal – 11 Boys; Silver Australia Medal – 12 & Under Boys’ Cruiser, UCI BMX Taylor Phinney (2): Gold Medal – Junior Men’s World Challenge; Taiyuan, China Individual Pursuit; Bronze Medal – Junior Men’s James Host (1): Silver Medal – Men’s 50-54 Individual Time Trial, UCI Junior Road & Track Individual Pursuit, UCI Track Masters World World Championships; Cape Town, South Africa Championships; Sydney, Australia Bethany Plummer (1): Silver Medal – 25-29 Collin Hudson (1): Silver Medal – 11 Boys, UCI BMX Women’s Cruiser, UCI BMX World Challenge; World Challenge; Taiyuan, China Taiyuan, China Allison Jones (1): Silver Medal – Women’s Individual Weston Pope (2): Gold Medal – 17-24 Men; Silver Time Trial LC3/LC4/CP3, Paralympic Games; Medal – 17-24 Men’s Cruiser, UCI BMX World Beijing, China Challenge; Taiyuan, China Jill Kintner (1): Bronze Medal – Women’s BMX, Anton Quist (2): Silver Medal – Men’s 40-44 Olympic Games; Beijing, China 750-Meter Time Trial; Silver Medal – Men’s (1): Bronze Medal – Men’s 40-44 Match Sprint, UCI Track Masters World Individual Time Trial, Olympic Games; Beijing, Championships; Sydney, Australia China (2): Gold Medal – Women’s Keirin; Randy McLain (1): Silver Medal – Men’s 30- Bronze Medal – Women’s Match Sprint, UCI Track 34 Scratch Race, UCI Track Masters World World Championships; Manchester, Great Britain Championships; Sydney, Australia Eric Rupe (1): Gold Medal – 45 & Over Men’s Shaums March (1): Silver Medal – Men’s 30-34 Cruiser, UCI BMX World Challenge; Taiyuan, China Downhill, UCI Mountain Bike Masters World Luke Roarty (1): Bronze Medal – 12 & Under Boys’ Championships; Praloup Resort, Cruiser, UCI BMX World Challenge; Taiyuan, China Donny Robinson (1): Bronze Medal – Men’s BMX, Olympic Games; Beijing, China

34 • USA Cycling Mark Rodamaker (2): Gold Medal – Men’s 60-64 Karissa Whitsell & Mackenzie Woodring (3): Gold 45-49 Scratch Race, UCI Track Masters World Scratch Race; Silver Medal – Men’s 60-64 Match Medal – Women’s Individual Time Trial B&VI 1-3; Championships; Sydney, Australia Sprint, UCI Track Masters World Championships; Silver Medal – Women’s Individual Road Race Ethan Wolthers (1): Gold Medal – 7 Boys, UCI BMX Sydney, Australia B&VI 1-3; Bronze Medal – Women’s Individual World Challenge; Taiyuan, China Oz Sanchez (2): Gold Medal – Men’s Individual Time Pursuit B&VI 1-3, Paralympic Games; Beijing, Preston Woods (1): Silver Medal – 12 Boys, UCI Trial HC C; Bronze Medal – Men’s Individual Road China BMX World Challenge; Taiyuan, China Race HC C, Paralympic Games; Beijing, China Annette Williams (5): Gold Medal – Women’s 45- David Zabriskie (1): Bronze Medal – Elite Katherine Sazvary (1): Gold Medal – Women’s 49 Individual Pursuit; Gold Medal – Women’s Men’s Individual Time Trial, UCI Road World 1924-1958, UCI Cyclo-cross Masters World 45-49 Points Race; Gold Medal – Women’s 45-49 Championships; Varese, Italy Championships; Mol, Belgium Match Sprint; Silver Medal – Women’s 45-49 Anthony Zahn (1): Bronze Medal – Men’s Individual 500-Meter Time Trial; Bronze Medal – Women’s Time Trial LC4, Paralympic Games; Beijing, China Reid Schwartz (1): Bronze Medal – Men’s 60-64 500-Meter Time Trial, UCI Track Masters World Championships; Sydney, Australia Jennifer Schuble (3): Gold Medal – Women’s 500-Meter Time Trial LC1-2/CP4; Silver Medal – Women’s Individual Time Trial LC1/LC2/CP4; Silver Medal – Women’s Individual Pursuit LC/CP4, Paralympic Games; Beijing, China Jason Silva (1): Bronze Medal – 30-34 Men’s Cruiser, UCI BMX World Challenge; Taiyuan, China

Denzel Stein (1): Bronze Medal – Junior Men’s BMX, UCI BMX World Championships; Beijing, China Cynthia Swain (1): Silver Medal – Women’s 55-59 Individual Time Trial, UCI Track Masters World Championships; Sydney, Australia Shere Tove (1): Silver Medal – Women’s 1924-1958, UCI Cyclo-cross Masters World Championships; Mol, Belgium Lars Tribus (1): Silver Medal – Men’s 35-39 Downhill, UCI Mountain Bike Masters World Championships; Praloup Resort, France Alden Volle (2): Gold Medal – 12 Boys; Gold Medal – 12 & Under Boys’ Cruiser, UCI BMX World Challenge; Taiyuan, China

USA Cycling • 35 2008 OLYMPIC GAMES & PARALYMPIC GAMES

he 5 Olympic medals won by the U.S. Cycling Team in Beijing last August were the most ever at a non-boycotted Games. Kristin Armstrong’s gold medal in the women’s T individual time trial was just the second women’s Olympic gold medal in U.S. cycling history. Her efforts were complemented by medal performances from Mike Day (silver, men’s BMX), Jill Kintner (bronze, women’s BMX), Levi Leipheimer (bronze, men’s individual time trial) and Donny Robinson (bronze, men’s BMX). Their medals were the end result of years of extraordinary dedication, meticulous preparation and tireless perseverance. USA Cycling would like to congratulate its 2008 Olympic medalists and all of those who represented the United States in Beijing in a fair and honorable fashion.

2008 Olympic & Paralympic Games Results

Women’s Time Trial Men’s Road Race Gold – Kristin Armstrong (USA) Gold – Samuel Sanchez (ESP) Silver – (GBR) Silver – (ITA) Bronze – Karen Thurig (SUI) Bronze – (SUI) 5. Christine Thorburn (USA) 11. Levi Leipheimer (USA) 17. Christian Vande Velde (USA) Men’s Time Trial 40. (USA) Gold – Fabian Cancellara (SUI) DNF. Jason McCartney (USA) Silver – (SWE) DNF. David Zabriskie (USA) Bronze – Levi Leipheimer (USA) 12. David Zabriskie (USA) Women’s BMX Gold – Anne-Caroline Chausson (FRA) Women’s Road Race Silver – Laetitia Le Corguille (FRA) Gold – (GBR) Bronze – Jill Kintner (USA) Silver – (SWE) Bronze – (ITA) Men’s BMX 25. Kristin Armstrong (USA) Gold – Maris Strombergs (LAT) 33. Amber Neben (USA) Silver – Mike Day (USA) 52. Christine Thorburn (USA) Bronze – Donny Robinson (USA)

36 • USA Cycling Women’s Cross Country Mountain Bike Men’s Team Sprint Gold – Sabine Spitz (GER) Gold – Great Britain Silver – Maja Wloszczowska (POL) Silver – France Bronze – Irina Kalentieva (RUS) Bronze – 7. Mary McConneloug (USA) 8. United States (Michael Blatchford, Adam 8. Georgia Gould (USA) Duvendeck, Giddeon Massie)

Men’s Cross Country Mountain Bike Men’s Team Pursuit Gold – Juilen Absalon (FRA) Gold – Great Britain Silver – Jean Christophe Peraud (FRA) Silver – Bronze – Nino Schurter (SUI) Bronze – New Zealand 29. Adam Craig (USA) 43. Todd Wells (USA) Men’s Madison Gold – Argentina Men’s Individual Pursuit Silver – Gold – (GBR) Bronze – Russia Silver – (NZL) 16. United States (Bobby Lea, Michael Bronze – (GBR) Friedman) 7. Taylor Phinney (USA) Women’s Points Race Men’s Match Sprint Gold – (NED) Gold – (GBR) Silver – Yoanka Gonzales (CUB) Silver – (GBR) Bronze – Leire Olaberria (ESP) Bronze – Mickael Bourgain (FRA) DNF. Sarah Hammer (USA) 15. Michael Blatchford (USA) Women’s Individual Pursuit Men’s Points Race Gold – (GBR) Gold – (ARG) Silver – (GBR) Silver – (GER) Bronze – Lesya Kalitovska (UKR) Bronze – (GBR) 5. Sarah Hammer (USA) DNF. Bobby Lea (USA) Women’s Match Sprint Men’s Keirin Gold – (GBR) Gold – Chris Hoy (GBR) Silver – (AUS) Silver – (GBR) Bronze – Shuang Guo (CHN) Bronze – Kiyofumi Nagai (JPN) 7. Jennie Reed (USA) DNQ. Giddeon Massie (USA)

USA Cycling • 37 Men’s Time Trial HC C Men’s Time Trial HC A Gold – Oz Sanchez (USA) Gold – Wolfgang Schattauer (AUT) Silver – Arzo Jose Vicente (ESP) Silver – Rastislav Turecek (SVK) Bronze – Alejandro Albor (USA) Bronze – Alain Quittet (FRA)

Men’s Time Trial HC B Women’s Time Trial HCA A/HC B/HC C Gold – Heinz Frei (SUI) Gold – Rachel Morris (GBR) Silver – Vittorio Podesta (ITA) Silver – Monique van der Vorst (NED) Bronze – Edward Maalouf (LIB) Bronze – Dorothee Vieth (GER) 13. Matt Updike (USA) 14. David Lee (USA) Mixed Time Trial CP 1/CP 2 Gold – David Stone (GBR) Silver – Barbara Weise (GER) Bronze – Marketa Mackova (CZE)

Men’s Time Trial CP 3 Gold – Javier Ochoa (ESP) Silver – Darren Kenny (GBR) Bronze – Yong-Sik Jin (KOR)

Men’s Time Trial CP 4 Gold – Cesar Neira (ESP) Silver – Christopher Scott (AUS) Bronze – Masashi Ishii (JPN) 7. Michael Farrell (USA)

Men’s Time Trial LC 1 Gold – Wolfgang Sacher (GER) Silver – Wolfgang Eibeck (AUT) Bronze – Fabio Triboli (ITA)

Men’s Time Trial LC 2 Gold – Jiri Jezek (CZE) Silver – Carol Eduard Novak (ROU) Bronze – Roberto Alcaide (ESP) 5. Ron Williams (USA)

38 • USA Cycling Men’s Time Trial LC 3 Mixed Road Race CP 1/CP 2 Gold – Laurent Thirionet (FRA) Gold – David Stone (GBR) Silver – Simon Richardson (GBR) Silver – Riaan Nel (RSA) Bronze – Masaki Fujita (JPN) Bronze – Giorgio Farroni (ITA)

Men’s Time Trial LC 4 Men’s Road Race LC 1/LC 2/CP 4 Gold – Michael Teuber (GER) Gold – Fabio Triboli (ITA) Silver – Juan Jose Mendez (ESP) Silver – David Mercier (FRA) Bronze – Anthony Zahn (USA) Bronze – Michael Gallagher (AUS) 25. Ron Williams (USA) Women’s Time Trial LC 1/LC 2/CP 4 28. Michael Farrell (USA) Gold – (GBR) Silver – Jennifer Schuble (USA) Men’s Road Race LC 3/LC 4/CP 3 Bronze – Jufang Zhou (CHN) Gold – Darren Kenny (GBR) 4. Greta Neimanas (USA) Silver – Javier Ochoa (ESP) Bronze – Tomas Kvasnicka (CZE) Women’s Time Trial LC 3/LC 4/CP 3 26. Anthony Zahn (USA) Gold – Barbara Buchan (USA) Silver – Allison Jones (USA) Men’s Road Race HC C Bronze – Paula Tesoriero (NZL) Gold – Ernst van Dyk (RSA) Silver – Alejandro Albor (USA) Women’s Time Trial B&VI Bronze – Oz Sanchez (USA) Gold – Karissa Whitsell & Mackenzie Woodring (USA) Silver – Iryna Fiadotava & Alena Drazdova (BLR) Men’s Road Race HC B Bronze – Jayne Parsons & Analiissa Farrell (NZL) Gold – Heinz Frei (SUI) Silver – Max Weber (GER) Men’s Time Trial B&VI Bronze – Edward Maalouf (LIB) Gold – Christian Venge & David Lluarado (ESP) 10. Matt Updike (USA) Silver – Alfred Stelleman & Jaco Tettelaar (NED) 14. David Lee (USA) Bronze – Kryzsztof Kosikowski & Artur Korc (POL) Men’s Road Race B&VI Women’s Road Race HCA/HC B/HC C Gold – Andrzej Zajac & Dariusz Flak (POL) Gold – Andrea Eskau (GER) Silver – Jarmo Ollanketo & Marko Tormanen (FIN) Silver – Monique van der Vorst (NED) Bronze – Olivier Donval & John Saccomandi (FRA) Bronze – Dorothy Vieth (GER)

USA Cycling • 39 Women’s Road Race B&VI Women’s 500-Meter Time Trial LC1-2/CP 4 Gold – Iryna Fiadotava & Alena Drazdova (BLR) Gold – Jennifer Schuble (USA) Silver – Karissa Whitsell & Mackenzie Woodring (USA) Silver – Ye Yaping (CHN) Bronze – Genevieve Ouellet & Mathilde Hupin Bronze – Dong Jingping (CHN) (CAN) 8. Greta Neimanas (USA)

Men’s Kilometer Time Trial Women’s 500-Meter Time Trial LC3-4/CP 3 Gold – Simon Richardson (GBR) Gold – Paula Tesoriero (NZL) Silver – Masaki Fujita (JPN) Silver – Natalie Simanowski (GER) Bronze – Greg Ball (AUS) Bronze – Jayme (AUS) 20. Anthony Zahn (USA) 6. Allison Jones (USA) 8. Barbara Buchan (USA) Women’s Kilometer Time Trial B&VI Gold – Aileen McGlynn & Ellen Hunter (GBR) Men’s Kilometer Time Trial B&VI Silver – Felicity Johnson & Katie Parker (AUS) Gold – Anthony Kappes & (GBR) Bronze – Lindy Hou & Toireasa (AUS) Silver – Ben Demery & Shaun Hopkins (AUS) 4. Karissa Whitsell & Mackenzie Woodring (USA) Bronze – & Tyson Lawrence (AUS)

Men’s Individual Pursuit CP 3 Men’s Individual Pursuit LC 1 Gold – Darren Kenny (GBR) Gold – Michael Gallagher (AUS) Silver – Jin Yong-Sik (KOR) Silver – Wolfgang Sacher (GER) Bronze – Jean Quevillion (CAN) Bronze – Fabio Triboli (ITA)

Men’s Individual Pursuit CP 4 Men’s Individual Pursuit LC 2 Gold – Christopher Scott (AUS) Gold – Jiri Jezek (CZE) Silver – Masashi Ishii (JPN) Silver – Roberto Alcaide (ESP) Bronze – Cesar Neira (ESP) Bronze – Jan Boyen (BEL) 9. Michael Farrell (USA) Men’s Kilometer Time Trial CP 3 Men’s Individual Pursuit B&VI Gold – Darren Kenny (GBR) Gold – Kieran Modra & Tyson Lawrence (AUS) Silver – Rik Waddon (GBR) Silver – Christian Venge & David Lluardo (ESP) Bronze – Tomas Kvasnicka (CZE) Bronze – Bryce Lindores & Steven George (AUS) Men’s Kilometer Time Trial CP 4 Gold – Masashi Ishii (JPN) Silver – Jiri Bouska (CZE) Bronze – Christopher Scott (AUS) 8. Michael Farrell (USA)

40 • USA Cycling Men’s Kilometer Time Trial LC 1 Men’s Sprint B&VI Gold – Mark Bristow (GBR) Gold – Anthony Kappes & Barney Storey (GBR) Silver – Zhang Kuidong (CHN) Silver – Ben Demery & Shaun Hopkins (AUS) Bronze – Wolfgang Sacher (GER) Bronze – Gavin Kilpatrick & Michael Thomson (RSA)

Men’s Kilometer Time Trial LC 2 Men’s Team Sprint LC1-4 CP3/4 Gold – Jody Cundy (GBR) Gold – Great Britain Silver – Jiri Jezek (CZE) Silver – China Bronze – Zheng Yuanchao (CHN) Bronze Czech Republic

Men’s Individual Pursuit LC 3 Gold – Simon Richardson (GBR) Silver – Masaki Fujita (JPN) Bronze – Tobias Graf (GER)

Men’s Individual Pursuit LC 4 Gold – Paolo Vigano (ITA) Silver – Michael Teuber (GER) Bronze – Juan Jose Mendez (ESP) 6. Anthony Zahn (USA)

Women’s Individual Pursuit B&VI Gold – Aileen McGlynn & Ellen Hunter (GBR) Silver – Lindy Hou & Toireasa Gallagher (AUS) Bronze – Karissa Whitsell & Mackenzie Woodring (USA)

Women’s Individual Pursuit LC 3-4/CP 3 Gold – Barbara Buchan (USA) Silver – Natalie Simanowski (GER) Bronze – Paula Tesoriero (NZL) 8. Allison Jones (USA)

Women’s Individual Pursuit LC 1-2/CP 4 Gold – Sarah Storey (GBR) Silver – Jennifer Schuble (USA) Bronze – Dong Jingping (CHN) 5. Greta Neimanas (USA)

USA Cycling • 41 USA CYCLING, INC. Statement of Financial Position - December 31, 2008 (with comparative amounts for 2007) ASSETS 2008 2007 CURRENT ASSETS: Cash and cash equivalents $ 3,070,821 $ 3,993,328 Short-term investments 3,005,849 4,077,991 Accounts receivable - net 167,842 94,340 Due from USACDF 98,585 92,932 Due from USOC 1,163 79,000 Inventory 151,244 178,618 Prepaid expenses 293,817 54,717 Total current assets 6,789,321 8,570,926 PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT - at cost: Building 3,268,082 3,268,082 Land 649,145 626,918 Office furniture and equipment 302,614 322,768 Training equipment 90,889 93,415 Vehicles 75,957 75,957 Leasehold improvements 57,414 57,414 Construction in process 1,473,384 Less accumulated depreciation (541,042) (445,192) Property and equipment - net 5,376,443 3,999,362 TOTAL ASSETS $ 12,165,764 $ 12,570,288 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS CURRENT LIABILITIES: Accounts payable $ 603,716 $ 230,106 Accrued liabilities 740,436 559,989 Refundable deposits 766,799 812,034 Insurance litigation reserves 525,720 250,000 Deferred revenue 576,994 758,773 Deferred compensation 5,642 63,531 Current portion of note payable 7,229 7,088 Total current liabilities 3,226,536 2,681,521 LONG-TERM NOTE PAYABLE 1,258 8,488 Total liabilities 3,227,794 2,690,009 NET ASSETS: Unrestricted 5,178,246 5,953,112 Unrestricted - Board designated 10,639 10,639 Temporarily restricted 3,732,105 3,899,548 Permanently restricted 16,980 16,980 Total net assets 8,937,970 9,880,279 42 • USA Cycling TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 12,165,764 $ 12,570,288 USA CYCLING, INC Statement of Activities and Changes in Net Assets for the Year Ended December 31, 2008 (with comparative amounts for 2007)

Temporarily Permanently 2008 2007 Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Totals Totals REVENUE: Membership dues and fees $ 4,201,352 $ 4,201,352 $ 4,100,274 Sanction and entry fees 1,805,260 1,805,260 1,699,038 USOC grants 1,187,030 1,187,030 1,010,463 USA Cycling Development Foundation grants 677,612 677,612 658,287 Sponsorship and licensing 656,199 656,199 691,266 Contributions 149,428 207,982 357,410 4,053,851 Camps and clinics 299,700 299,700 274,285 Other income 282,108 282,108 624,181 Rental income, net 28,504 28,504 USA Cycling Development Foundation management fees, net 14,844 14,844 17,872 Investment income (904,263) 569 (903,694) 350,191 Satisfaction of program restrictions 1,053,606 (1,053,037) (569) Total revenue 8,773,768 (167,443) 8,606,325 13,479,708

EXPENSES: Program services: Coaches, training center and athletes 4,030,527 4,030,527 3,581,214 Membership and development 3,672,767 3,672,767 3,445,865 National and international events 779,429 779,429 531,371 Total program services 8,482,723 8,482,723 7,558,450 Supporting services: National office 675,305 675,305 540,927 Fundraising 251,349 251,349 152,361 Governance 139,257 139,257 117,409 Total supporting services 1,065,911 1,065,911 810,697 Total expenses 9,548,634 9,548,634 8,369,147

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS (774,866) (167,443) (942,309) 5,110,561

NET ASSETS, beginning of year 5,963,751 3,899,548 16,980 9,880,279 4,769,718

NET ASSETS, end of year $5,188,885 $3,732,105 $16,980 $8,937,970 $9,880,279 USA CYCLING, INC Statement of Cash Flow for the year ended December 31, 2008 (with comparative amounts for 2007) 2008 2007 CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES: Change in net assets $ (942,309) $ 5,110,561 Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to net cash provided by operating activities: Non-cash donation of long-term assets (3,895,000) Donation of assets to USOC 16,716 Depreciation 128,870 68,069 Provision for losses on accounts receivable (4,652) 10,088 Net unrealized and realized losses on investments 1,155,381 (25,500) Change in assets and liabilities: Increase in accounts receivable (68,850) (39,654) Increase in due from USACDF (5,653) (24,410) (Increase) decrease in due from USOC 77,837 (79,000) (Increase) decrease in inventory 27,374 (38,187) Increase in prepaid expenses (239,100) (17,137) Increase (decrease) in accounts payable and accrued liabilities 554,057 (239,046) Increase (decrease) in refundable deposits (45,235) 306,880 Increase (decrease) in insurance litigation reserves 275,720 (235,000) Increase (decrease) in deferred revenue (181,779) 78,860 Increase (decrease) in deferred compensation (57,889) 18,835 Total adjustments 1,616,081 (4,093,486) Net cash provided by operating activities 673,772 1,017,075 CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES: Proceeds from sale of investments 1,590,907 2,883,117 Purchases of investments (1,674,146) (4,630,592) Acquisition of property and equipment (1,505,951) (45,270) Net cash used by investing activities (1,589,190) (1,792,745) CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES: Principal payments on note payable (7,089) (6,905) Net cash used by financing activities (7,089) (6,905) NET DECREASE IN CASH (922,507) (782,575) CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS, beginning of year 3,993,328 4,775,903 CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS, end of year $ 3,070,821 $ 3,993,328 44 • USA Cycling