USA Cycling has launched a new My USAC app for your iPod touch or iPhone. The improved app is designed to make the rider's experience even better race day and beyond, including the ability to show proof of license and eligibility to ride. USA Cycling members can also log in to their My USA Cycling account, view license status, current categories and expiration date. Interactive functionality allows members to re-categorize their customized event search, view upcoming events, check out their latest race results and register for their next race! The free app is now available in the iTunes App Store and will be coming soon to the Android Market.
The new and improved My USAC app allows riders to:
- View license status, current categories and expiration date
- Show proof of license
- View recent race results
- View upcoming events, race flyers and event details
LAND O LAKES NATIONAL #1, Saturday 6 August 2011Elite Men:
1 MARIS STROMBERGS, FREEAGENT-ROCKSTAR, MURRIETA, CA
2 NIC LONG, HARO ROCKSTAR, LAKESIDE, CA
3 MATT KELTY, KOVACHI/GEICO POWERSPORT, DOVER, DE
4 DENNISON SMITH, DANCE FACTORY RACING, LUTZ, FL
5 DENZEL STEIN, REDLINE FACTORY, DESOTO, TX
6 BUBBA HARRIS, SUPERCROSSBMX.COM , SURPRISE, AZ
7 TONY HOFFMAN, JESUS/NAPA VALLEY CRUSH, CLOVIS, CA
8 JORDAN SEWARD, TLD/KEGEL`S/SUN, ROCKFORD, IL
Womens Elite:
1 DOMINIQUE DANIELS, DFR, GILBERT, AZ PRI
2 ASHLEY VERHAGEN, CRUPI/PRO-GATE, SIMI VALLEY, CA
3 COURTNEY TOMEI, SUPERCROSS/DNA, MORENO VALLEY, CA
4 AFTON SCHRIMPF, SPEEDLINE PAR/SUPERCROSS, HB, CA
5 ASHLEY LYNCH, SSQUARED/TLD/ANSWER, J'VILLE, FL
Mariana Pajon has created history by becoming the first Columbian to ever win a BMX World Championship. Pajon won the elite women's title at the 2011 UCI BMX World Championships held in Copenhagen in early August. The 19 year old from Medallin took hold of the lead at the first corner and powered on to win the rainbow jersey. In a display of strength and power Pajon won every lead up race to become a hot favourite to take out the final. 
The 2011 UCI BMX World Championships were held in Copenhagen Denmark over the weekend. The atmosphere at the track was amazing. World Championships is always the best race of the year. Last year in South Africa I time trialled in 2nd position and then on the gate in the semi final my pants got caught on my brake leaver and the year before last I was injured for BMX Worlds. This year injuries aside and bad luck aside I wanted to race to my 100% ability and show the World. 
Brooke Crain (Visalia, Calif./Haro-Rockstar) again gave the United States its only championship class medal of the day, earning bronze in the junior elite women's main at the UCI BMX World Championships. After putting more riders in the finals across all four championship divisions than any other nation, the U.S. suffered several near-podium misses in Copenhagen on Saturday. After winning the silver in the new Time Trial Superfinal yesterday, Crain pulled out the bronze in Saturday's junior elite women's main event despite nearly being crashed out of the final when another rider landed on her back wheel, knocking her out of the lead on the first straight. "I held it steady, came back and then tried to pass the leader," explained Crain, the 2010 silver-medalist. "I tried to pull a high-low on the last turn and got blocked. We were battling on the rhythm section, then I guess I got passed at the line."
Crain rode strong, taking first or second in each of her
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