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2026 USA Cycling Collegiate Road Natl Championships - Madison WI

The 2026 USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships happening in Madison, Wisconsin, will be held from May 8-10. We can't wait to welcome some of the fastest collegiate athletes to our city to compete for national titles. This epic weekend of racing is free to the public.

For detailed event information and the full event schedule, please visit USACycling.org.

WHERE TO STAY

Comfort Suites Cottage Grove — Madison

1607 Landmark Dr.
Cottage Grove, WI, 53527

Rate:
$119.00 +tax
Amenities:
Complimentary parking and Wi-Fi, complimentary hot, indoor heated pool and hot tub, and fitness center
Last day to book to receive discount:
April 22, 2026

Mansion Hill Inn

424 N Pinckney St.
Madison, WI, 53703

Rate:
Pricing varies: 10-room, boutique hotel
Amenities:
Complimentary Wi-Fi, European-style continental breakfast, nightly turndown service, complimentary BCycle passes, exceptional concierge

EVENT INFORMATION

Time trial
Friday, May 8, 2026 | Trek Headquarters — Waterloo, WI
Friday will feature team time trial races. The first race will begin near Trek’s Headquarters in Marshall, WI — featuring fast, straight roadways along scenic farmland.

Road race
Saturday, May 9, 2026 | Trek Headquarters — Waterloo, WI
Saturday's race schedule will feature premier, technical road riding through rolling hills — delivering a dynamic and exciting day of racing and spectating.

Criterium
Sunday, May 10, 2026 | Madison Square — Madison, WI
The Criterium will be held near Madison's capital in downtown Madison. This event is open to spectators and is free to the public. Come out to see exciting, collegiate national championship road racing.

For more detailed event information, including schedules and maps, please visit USACycling.org

VISITING MADISON

Madison, Wisconsin’s welcoming atmosphere, diverse accommodations, and enthusiastic community support make this Midwest city an exceptional choice for hosting the prestigious USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships. Races will unfold against the natural beauty of rolling glacial drumlins, our vibrant capital square, and vast farmland surrounding Trek Bicycle’s world headquarters. Whether you’re looking for a place to eat or a trail to hike, Madison is filled with an active cultural scene, renowned restaurants, and a community that thrives on promoting an active and healthy lifestyle. 

Getting to Madison 

Finding your way to Madison is easy. Dane County Regional Airport (airport code MSN) is minutes from downtown Madison and offers more than 95 daily arrivals and departures. A growing list of direct, non-stop service flights makes getting to Madison easier than ever. Convenient on-site car rental at the Dane County Regional Airport is available from the top rental companies. Plus, many hotels offer complimentary shuttle service to and from the airport and within a small radius around the hotel. 

Getting around the city 

There are many ways to get around Madison during your stay. With taxi services and all major rideshare apps, it’s easy to find a reliable ride. Buses are also available for transportation to many of Madison’s cultural attractions, and BCycle allows for easy bike rentals to explore downtown. 

Madison transportation info

Biking in Madison 

Madison is known for being one of the most bikeable cities in the country. We're a platinum-level bicycle-friendly community and home to more than 200 miles of scenic biking and hiking trails. Traversing the city on bike is both easy and beautiful.  

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Things to do in Madison

Cultural experiences, free attractions, outdoor activities, shopping, restaurants, and more — Madison has something for everyone.