"Woodward will be the pipeline for BMX Freestyle which will make it easy for the riders to understand and this is what Woodward does on a day to day basis, so from every angle this was a no brainer," USA Cycling's Director of BMX said. Photo: Woodward Park City

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — USA Cycling and Woodward, owned by Park City-based POWDR, announced a new partnership on Tuesday lasting through 2028.

“This partnership between Woodward and USA Cycling furthers my commitment to coach and support U.S. BMX athletes and encourage riders of all ages and abilities to pursue their dreams,” said professional BMXer, former Woodward camper, and USA Cycling National Team Coach Ryan Nyquist.

“I have been on the other side as a young, up-and-coming rider who didn’t have access to a formal coaching program. Leading the ODA program and growing this sport is a dream come true and an amazing opportunity for the next generation of riders.”

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Woodward West in California and Woodward Pennsylvania will host the BMX Freestyle Olympic Development Academy this summer. The Pennsylvania location will also be hosting the USA Cycling BMX Freestyle National Championships in May.

“Woodward has been committed to being a training ground for BMX campers for over 25 years, we have fostered riders of all levels creating a community of collaboration and progression” said Brian Varner, Woodward Programming Director.

“Hosting the USA Cycling BMX Freestyle National Championships and ODA, is the next step in that commitment. This partnership with USA Cycling shows our emphasis and vision to grow the sport and support the next generation of future Olympians.”