USA BMX Gold Cup Championship-North Central Region

media release: The USA BMX Gold Cup Championship for the North Central Region with at taking place at MadTown BMX in DeForest. 

Open practice is Sept. 19, noon-8 pm.

Pre-Race is Friday, Sep 20; practice 1 pm, race 5 pm

Championship races are Sep 21-22; practice 7:30 am, opening caremony 11:15 am, race 11:30 am, Saturday, race 8 am Sunday.

This championship event is part of the North Central BMX Gold Cup Qualifier Series. In the series, each rider in the competition counts his or her best two scores from the Gold Cup Qualifiers. The winner in each age and skill level will receive a Gold Cup jacket and No. 1 plate. USA BMX also awards Gold Cup No. 2 and No. 3 plates. Riders only bring the points earned from Gold Cup Qualifiers to the Gold Cup Championship Final. 

The Gold Cup championship event has never taken place at MadTown BMX. This is the first time!

Here is the event full schedule: https://www.usabmx.com/tracks/1967/pages/3309

No fee for spectators. 

Parking fees will apply to everyone. $10 for 1 day, or $25 for Friday-Sunday. 

There are four sanctioned USA BMX tracks in Wisconsin: Central Wisconsin BMX (Wisconsin Rapids), Winnebagoland BMX (Oshkosh), Hodag BMX (Rhinelander) and Madtown BMX. 

“We’re so proud of the outstanding BMX community that Madtown BMX has fostered,” said BA Anderson, CEO of USA BMX. “Our Gold Cup Championship events are always extra thrilling for not just those racing, but for the fans, too. It’s such an exciting event, and I encourage everyone to come to the track to check out just how exciting BMX racing can be.”

Established as the American Bicycle Association in 1977 and headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, ABA is the nation’s largest cycling organization with more than 70,000 members with combined racing and freestyle events at more than 300 sanctioned BMX tracks across the United States and Canada. ABA empowers and elevates the early stages of bicycle development by creating opportunities through facility development, programs, and national events. As a result, ABA has developed a structured blueprint. A cyclist can progress from humble beginnings on a balance bike to becoming a BMX Olympian by establishing these roots. 

Through STEAM, scholarships, freestyle amateur events, the national series, the Olympics and new facilities built across the United States, these four pillars under the USA BMX organization will impact young riders and families: USA BMX Foundation, USA BMX Freestyle, USA BMX Racing and ABA Ethos.