Witness the nation's top Para-Cyclists compete for their chance to qualify for the European leg of the 2024 UCI Para-Cycling World Cup season and secure their spot at the Paralympic Games Paris 2024. Be a part of the action, support these inspirational athletes, and experience the excitement of Para-Cycling. Admission is free.
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Be a part of this amazing event by volunteering to help with the races. There are lots of ways you can volunteer, from course set up and break down, to hospitality, to being an actual course marshal. All volunteers will receive an event hat and there will be free snacks and hydration options on site.
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General spectators are encouraged to watch along the course at this free event, and the louder the better! Go Team USA! Police and course marshals will be located along the race route, and their role is to keep the cyclists safe. If they advise you to move back, please mind them. When you leave your spot, please take all of your belongings and trash with you. The event will have portable restrooms available at Lot 1000. Food trucks will also be available.
The official Spectator Guide has all the information you need to enjoy the races, including course maps, race schedules, directions and parking information, and more.
DOWNLOAD THE GUIDEThe entry to the RELLIS Campus for race participants and spectators will be from the State Hwy. 47 entrance at Airfield Drive (some maps will show this as 5th St.). Please use this address for navigation: Rellis Campus, 3100 TX-47, Bryan TX.
Please do not use the entrance off State Hwy. 21 as it will be closed during racing, and there is not an easy and direct path to the correct parking lot when races are not occurring.
Free parking is available at Lot 1000 on the Rellis Campus.
The UCI and U.S. Para-Cycling classification system groups athletes together into different divisions and sport classes. So you want to make sure you know what to watch for in any given race. This isn't just a regular cycling race on two-wheeled bikes. You'll see a variety of Para-Cyclists in this event:
• Handcycle athletes compete using an arm-powered or arm trunk power hand bike where a recumbent position is mandatory. In another type of handcycling, athletes compete from a kneeling position.
• Tricycle athletes are unable to ride a bicycle due to lack of balance and/or restriction in pedaling due to spasticity/dystonia.
• Cycling race athletes compete with a standard bicycle.
• Tandem Cycling events have an able-bodied pilot in the front, and a stoker in the back who has some degree of visual impairment. The stoker provides the power and speed while the pilot's main job is to steer.
