Virginia’s Blue Ridge Go Cross C1

North American cyclocross at full weekend speed.
LocationRoanoke, 🇺🇸 United States
WhenFourth Saturday in September
CourseGo Cross turns Virginia terrain into a physical weekend challenge.
CategoryUSCX
Why watch?

Virginia’s Blue Ridge Go Cross C1: Go Cross turns Virginia terrain into a physical weekend challenge.

Overview

Virginia’s Blue Ridge Go Cross C1

A USCX weekend puts high-level American cyclocross into a two-day format, where riders return to the same venue and race for UCI points on consecutive days. Go Cross uses a demanding Virginia course with climbing and technical features, placing an emphasis on power, recovery and committed descending.

USCX brings together a circuit of established American venues and gives each stop a proper weekend-race atmosphere.

A USCX weekend puts high-level American cyclocross into a two-day format, where riders return to the same venue and race for UCI points on consecutive days.

Go Cross uses a demanding Virginia course with climbing and technical features, placing an emphasis on power, recovery and committed descending.

Race Notes
UpdatedSeptember 18, 2026
MarketUnited States
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Why this race matters

Back-to-back races expose recovery, adaptation and tactical discipline. A line that works on Saturday can become the decisive move on Sunday.

Route DNA

Go Cross uses a demanding Virginia course with climbing and technical features, placing an emphasis on power, recovery and committed descending. The strongest rides combine a measured opening lap with the ability to repeat the key effort when the race starts to split.