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RULES

Your complete guide for the rules of the race

USA Cycling Rules & Policies

Momentum Indy events are held under USA Cycling permit #10342. Please note: Marian University holds USA Cycling permit #10415 for their "Parkside Throwdown" race. Any participation in the Parkside Throwdown race falls under Marian University's permit and their associated event management.

 

As USA Cycling-sanctioned and regulated events, Momentum Indy and associated events strictly adhere to all rules and regulations set forth by USA Cycling, including those for racer eligibility and classification. For all doping control regulations, please refer to the USA Cycling Policy II: Anti-Doping Policy.

 

The USA Cycling rule book aims to provide consistent competition guidelines, and ensure safety and fair play across all cycling events. We encourage you to review the full USA Cycling Rulebook.

Race Entry & Licenses
  • USA Cycling License Required: A valid 2025 USA Cycling license is required to enter any race and must be presented at registration.

  • One-Day Licenses: One-day race licenses (Novice and Experienced) are available for purchase. Please refer to the USA Cycling Handbook for current fees and eligibility requirements.

  • Categories: You may only race in the category for which you have a license or your appropriate age category. Your age category is determined by your age as of 12/31/25.

  • Pre-Registration: Online pre-registration is strongly encouraged and closes on Wednesday at 11:59 PM EST the week of the event.

  • Onsite Registration: Walk-up registration is CREDIT CARD ONLY. No cash or checks. A walk-up fee of an additional $10 per race will apply.

  • Multiple Races: No discounts are offered for registering for a second race.

  • No Refunds: All registrations are final.

 

Competition Rules
  • Helmets: Helmets are required at all times while on the bike.

  • Free Lap Rule: In effect; officials may pull lapped riders.

  • Results: Results become final after the standard 15-minute protest period for each race.

For a complete listing of all applicable rules and regulations, please consult the official Tech Guide and the USA Cycling Rulebook.

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