Listings in Cycling Racing Team

Team Cadence Cyclery is a Texas-based non-profit organization dedicated to raising cycling awareness, education, and volunteer support of events in a family-oriented environment. The team, which includes members from leisure riders to competitive racers, participates in a spectrum of cycling disciplines including road, gravel, mountain biking, and cyclocross. They are affiliated with the physical store Cadence Cyclery, which is located in McKinney, TX.

Team Louisville is the racing team of The Louisville Bicycle Club. Its mission is to develop new racers in the Louisville area, promote cycling, and participate in races across the United States. The team is overseen by the Vice President of Racing of the Louisville Bicycle Club.

Team Oregon is a Pacific Northwest (PNW) cycling racing club dedicated to enhancing the sport of cycling in Oregon. The club provides an accessible team environment with resources to help members achieve their cycling goals, including racing road, gravel, and cyclocross. It fosters a supportive community where experienced riders mentor less experienced members, and encourages involvement in community cycling events and club operations.

Team Thrive p/b Kaiser Permanente is a competitive women's cycling team based in Seattle, WA, focused on promoting women's health, fitness, and competitive spirit. The team, which evolved from the former Team Group Health/Sound Velo, participates in various cycling disciplines including cyclocross and road racing.

The Tennessee Bicycle Racing Association (TBRA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting, developing, and growing the sport of bicycle racing across Tennessee. It serves as a governing body for Tennessee bicycling racing clubs and their members, administering several season-long race competitions and facilitating the organization of the race community throughout the state. TBRA supports road, mountain biking, and cyclocross disciplines.

The Texas Roadhouse Cycling Team is a National Elite Masters Cycling Team based in Louisville, Kentucky. The team is sponsored by the Texas Roadhouse restaurant chain and competes in various cycling events, including U.S. Criterium and track races. The team has a long history, with its founder, Curtis Tolson, directing the team for two decades.

The Tucson Bicycle Classic is a premier Pro/Am stage race, attracting professional and amateur cyclists from across the country and the world. Held annually in the Tucson metro area, the three-day event typically consists of a time trial, a road race, and a criterium. It is one of the top road racing events in Arizona, offering equal prize money and equal race distances to men and women.

The University of Arizona Cycling Team is a competitive collegiate club for UA students, staff, and faculty, welcoming all skill levels from beginner to elite. The team participates in road, mountain, cyclocross, BMX, and track racing, and was named the 2021 USA Cycling Collegiate Club of the Year. They engage in weekly club rides, meetings, and events across the Southwest.

Velo Club La Grange (VCLG) is one of California's largest and oldest cycling clubs, founded in West Los Angeles in 1969. With over 400 active members, it is a community institution that fields one of the top amateur racing teams in the US. The club welcomes cyclists of all abilities, from recreational riders to competitive racers, and is actively involved in public policy work for road safety.

Vermont Youth Cycling (VTYC) offers mountain bike racing and riding opportunities to young people throughout Vermont. It provides a season of interscholastic races, group rides, clinics, trail stewardship, and family fun, educating and empowering young riders to improve their skills and health.