The National Cycling League appears to be fully dead Effective immediately, the NCL paused all its operations in order to focus on restructuring and rebuilding for the 2025 season. Cycling Weekly · Jan 13, 2025
Lack of communication and bad timing create nightmare for former NCL riders Riders say 'the delivery was cold' with a 2-minute Zoom call from league Monday to cancel season Cycling News · Apr 16, 2024
National Cycling League halts season for three teams and NCL Series All riders with NCL-owned teams - Miami Nights, Denver Disruptors, Atlanta Rise - released from contracts and now ‘pursing other earning opportunities’ Cycling News · Apr 15, 2024
Dozens of riders left stranded as National Cycling League announces 2024 season hiatus citing 'current economic challenges in domestic and global cycling industry' Effective immediately, the NCL paused all its operations in order to focus on restructuring and rebuilding for the 2025 season. Cycling Weekly · Apr 15, 2024
National Cycling League returns in 2024 with 10 teams contesting the Cup Ten co-ed teams from across the U.S. will again compete in the dynamic National Cycling League criterium races in 2024 for their chance at a piece of the NCL's substantial prize purse. Cycling Weekly · Jan 18, 2024
Scandolara faces two-race suspension for 'threatening actions' after NCL Cup finale 'The camera missed what happened before' said Denver Disruptors rider about dangerous move from Miami Nights' rider on final lap of Atlanta race Cycling News · Aug 26, 2023
Valentina Scandolara suspended and fined for unsportsmanlike behavior The Italian racer was penalized after fighting broke out in the women’s race of NCL Cup Atlanta Cycling Weekly · Aug 25, 2023
Miami Nights take a second win and secure the NCL Cup overall in heated series finale In the National Cycling League's final match-up of the season, smaller teams take advantage of the Denver-Miami stalemate Cycling Weekly · Aug 20, 2023
New scoring for NCL Cup boosts interest in Atlanta finale on Sunday 'The goal of innovating within sports is to build on tradition not to completely disrupt it' says new CEO about plans for 2024 Cycling News · Aug 16, 2023
Are 'fan first' spectator friendly crits the future for bike racing? By reinventing what American bike racing looks like, the NCL aims to reignite cycling fandom in the United States. But is it working? After watching the series opener form home, I went to the Denver NCL Cup race to see if the NCL is indeed changing cycling. Cycling Weekly · Aug 16, 2023
Miami Nights take the win at a thrilling Denver NCL Cup The Nights turn the tables on Denver at the mile-high circuit Cycling Weekly · Aug 14, 2023
After a 4-month wait, the NCL continues in Denver this weekend - here's what to expect Will we see another Disruptor's Domination or will another team step up? Cycling Weekly · Aug 11, 2023
Launched to great fanfare in April is the National Cycling League in trouble already? Just one race in, the National Racing League is dropping races, changing CEOs and its race management company, and being rather quiet. Is the NCL already in trouble? Cycling Weekly · Jul 12, 2023
One race in, changes are afoot at the National Cycling League Changes are afoot at The National Cycling League (NCL). America’s freshest take on pro cycling has announced a new host city, a cancellation of its originally slated finale in Washington D.C., and the welcoming of a new CEO. Cycling Weekly · Jul 6, 2023
Cycling Weekly · Apr 13, 2023 The National Cycling League made its anticipated debut over the weekend, but were we entertained? The National Cycling League made its anticipated debut over the weekend with big promises of reinventing American cycling and reigniting fans. Did it succeed?
Cycling Weekly · Apr 9, 2023 Denver Disruptors dominate National Cycling League debut race The all-new National Cycling League (NCL) made its debut with 50 furiously fast laps in the heart of Miami Beach, Florida on Saturday, April 8.
Cycling Weekly · Mar 27, 2023 Fan-first, gamified bike racing: the NCL readies for its debut as domestic teams get on board Ever since the National Cycling League (NCL) announced its formation last fall, the big question has been: who will race in this all-new approach to American bike racing?