Kate Courtney, the 2018 UCI Elite Women’s cross country world champion, partnered with Allied Cycle Works, debuting their updated BC40 bike. Michaela Thompson also joins Allied’s roster after a strong performance in the Life Time Grand Prix.
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The Arkansas Global Cycling Accelerator (AGCA) is a 10-week program supporting innovative cycling startups worldwide, led by Martial Trigeaud and Startup Junkie, connecting them to Arkansas’s cycling scene and industry expertise.
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OZ Trails plans to build Northwest Arkansas’s first chairlift-served downhill mountain bike park in Bella Vista, featuring over 20 miles of trails, a high-speed lift, dining, rental facilities, and strong connections to existing trail networks.
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The Skirmish Gravel Festival will take place in Jonesboro from May 29 to June 1, featuring shakeout rides, an expo, live music, and various cycling distances, celebrating the area’s unique terrain and history.
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The Natural State Criterium Series returns to Springdale on April 16, May 7 and June 1 and introduces new racing opportunities for juniors aged 9-11 and 12-14. Registration opens soon; visit allsportsproductions.com for details.
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Visit Hot Springs received the Arkansas Tourism Organization of the Year award for its successful 2024 Great American Eclipse campaign. CEO Steve Arrison credited the team’s efforts and local businesses for boosting tourism and economic impact.
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Coler Mountain Bike Preserve in Bentonville was named Arkansas Tourism Attraction of the Year. Just outside downtown, it offers top-tier biking, art, and walking trails, making it a standout destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
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Sofia Gomez Villafane won the Life Time Grand Prix and Big Sugar Gravel, while Alexey Vermeulen triumphed at Big Sugar. Christopher Blevins clinched the Little Sugar race, highlighting Bentonville’s vibrant cycling community.
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Meagan Hackinen became the second woman to win the Arkansas High Country Race, setting a women’s fastest time of 5 days, 8 hours, and 44 minutes. Jesse Davis won the men’s division in 6 days, 10 hours.
Bikepacking Roots and Experience Fayetteville launched the Fayetteville Bikepacking Route Network, featuring five loops ranging from 60 to 190 miles. The routes showcase diverse landscapes and cater to all experience levels, promoting outdoor adventure in the region.
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