USA Cycling, Inc. Governance & Election Info

  
  


2013 USA Cycling Election Calendar

  • May 31 — Nomination notices published online by this date
  • June 28 — Nominations for Committee Members received by USA Cycling no later than this date
  • July 15 — Balloting available through membership accounts for internet voting on the USA Cycling website. Hard copy ballots will also be mailed to members who request them
  • August 16 — Members to have completed online voting. Mailed or faxed ballots received by the Ballot Clerk no later than this date

2013 Election Nomination Forms and Eligibility Guidelines

Meet the 2013 Candidates!

USA Cycling Board of Directors

National Technical Commission

The National Technical Commission (NTC) serves in an advisory function to the Technical Director and to the Chief Executive Officer of USA Cycling on issues relating to rules and regulations, officiating at the national level, and to communicate national policies relating to officiating to district- and regional-level organizations.

Sport Committees

In 2011, the USA Cycling Board of Directors approved a revised organizational governance structure with the goal of ensuring the bylaws and operating principles of the company accurately reflect the current business models of the sport today and for the foreseeable future. The current governance structure is designed to clarify roles and responsibilities and eliminate ambiguity in the original documents when USA Cycling, Inc. was created in 1995.

The role of the sport committees is to serve in an advisory capacity and work with USA Cycling staff to develop competition rules and consider issues relevant to their respective discipline. Each sport committee will also nominate and elect representatives to the USA Cycling Board of Directors. Representation on sport committees is based on membership categories rather than by region, allowing all of the stakeholders in our sport to have a more relevant and consistent role in the development and growth of each specific discipline.

The sport committees meet once a year face to face, usually at the fall meeting in late October or early November. They also conduct conference calls as needed. The sport committees advise staff on matters pertaining to their respective disciplines, including racing rules. Sport committee terms are for three years for non-athletes and four years for athletes, and the positions are staggered such that there are elections for various positions held every year.

Road Committee

At-large — Laurel Green
Industry — Wayne Stetina
Local Association Representative — Bonnie Walker
Eligible Athlete (F) — Kendra Wenzel
Commissaire — Dan MacLeod
Race Director — Dieter Drake
Coach — Hunter Allen
Eligible Athlete (M) — Lang Reynolds
Masters Athlete — Gina Kavesh

Mountain Bike Committee

UCI Race Director — Don Edberg
Race Director — Lisa Nye-Salladin
Gravity Race Director — Daniel McDonald
Team Director — Jon Rourke
Industry — Dorothy Nichols
Gravity Athlete — Joanna Petterson
Commissaire — Don Russell
At-large — Jill Logan
Coach — Travis Woodruff
XC Eligible Athlete (M) — Stephen Ettinger
XC Eligible Athlete (F) — Lea Davison

Athlete Director to the USA Cycling Board of Directors: Lea Davison

Professional Committee

UCI Race Director — Chris Aronhalt
At-large — Ray Cipollini
NRC Race Director — John Eustice
Eligible Athlete (M) — Timmy Duggan
Eligible Athlete (M) — Jesse Anthony
At-large — Bill Peterson
UCI Pro Team Director — Mike Sayers
UCI Team Director — Danny Van Haute
International Commissaire — Randy Shafer
Women's Team Director — Nicola Cranmer
Eligible Athlete (F) — Alison Tetrick

Athlete Director to the USA Cycling Board of Directors: Tim Duggan

BMX Committee

Membership Group Representative — B.A. Anderson
At-large — Clayton John
Commissarie — John Pingol
Coach — Jeff Glynn
Eligible Athlete (M) — Mike Day
Eligible Athlete (F) — Arielle Martin
Industry — Steve Spencer

Athlete Director to the USA Cycling Board of Directors: Mike Day

Collegiate Committee

At-large — Mark Abramson
At-large — Gary Hunter
Eligible Athlete (M) — Blake Anton
Eligible Athlete (F) — Irene Hurst
Commissaire — Bill Wykoff
Club President — Sophy Lee
Varsity Team Director — Dean Peterson

Track Committee

Commissaire — Dave Miller
Eligible Athlete (F) — Cari Higgins
Eligible Athlete (M) — James Carney
At-large — Norrene Godfrey
Race/Venue Director/Manager — Adam Duvendeck
Team Director — Dena Eaton
Coach — Mark Tyson
Local Association Representative — David Mitchell

Athlete Director to the USA Cycling Board of Directors: James Carney

Cyclo-cross Committee

Commissaire — Dorothy Abbott
At-large — Joan Hanscom
UCI Race Director — Brook Watts
Coach — Mark Fasczewski
Local Association Representative — Tom Mains
Eligible Athlete (M) — Tim Johnson
Eligible Athlete (F) — Katie Compton
Masters Athlete — Pete Webber
Industry — Christopher Smith

 

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