CENTURY ROAD CLUB ASSOCIATION
New York City Bicycle Racing since 1898
Century Road Club Association (CRCA) is New York City's premier cycling organization, hosting a variety of cycling events in the New York City area. The Club was founded in 1898 as operates to this day as a volunteer-run not-for-profit organization.
CRCA is open to all USAC licensed cyclists - you do not need to be part of an existing CRCA sub-team to participate in the club. All racing/season pass members have access to the famous CRCA Club Series in Central Park and all members including associate members (which is just $45) receive access to the season long free coaching program. YES - for $45 you can participate in the coaching sessions that are held on a near weekly basis. CRCA welcomes cyclists of all levels. For additional information please see 'Membership' above
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Thank you for joining us for Club Race #5. Podiums are below and full results are up on USAC
Please read below for information regarding the fifth race of the Lucarelli & Castaldi CRCA Club Series
Kudos to everyone who braved the downpour for Lucarelli & Castaldi Club Race #4.
Past Orchard Beach Crit racers share training tips and words of wisdom for race day.
Please read below for information regarding the fourth race of the Lucarelli & Castaldi CRCA Club Series
We are excited to announce our new Treasurer and Director of Communications.
The all-volunteer CRCA Board is hosting its February board meeting on Tuesday, April 16th in-person and via teleconference.
An additional change to the CRCA Board of Directors
Thanks to everyone who joined us for Lucarelli & Castaldi Club Race #3.
Summary results are included below.
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Features
Our CRCA Member Features continue with this take on ‘Why I Race’ by Jared Skolnick from GFNY
The Bicycle Film Festival is coming to town and CRCA member Marc Mauceri has the details on several showings relevant to CRCA members
Longtime CRCA Member John Tomlinson offers his tips on staying upright while racing
In our latest contribution from our membership Bradley Cox retells the story of a (very long) ride South from New York City.
