Please help me support the best young cycling talent in New England as they prepare to compete against the worlds best cyclists.
The goal of the CCB Cycling Education Foundation 501(c)3 is to create a viable pathway for the top college aged cyclists to compete at the professional level without sacrificing a college education.
Your support will help create a new model for professional cycling in the United States and New England.
CCB Racing UCI Continental Pro Team Launch
In 2017, Team CCB is jumping into the professional ranks as a UCI Continental team. Please welcome the top young talent in New England as they begin a new chapter in professional cycling.
A longstanding amateur club in New England, CCB International will launch its pro team on December 16th 2016. The team is supported by your charitable donations
None of the 15 riders on the team receives a salary; instead, they are reimbursed for race entries, and receive support while at the events. The team is built solely around young riders who attend college, graduate school, or some other form of education.
We thank you for your support of our great sport!
Read more at http://www.velonews.com/2016/11/news/nonprofit-ccb-team-releases-roster_424479#2DJwhC5LSXEMVL84.99
The mission of the CCB Racing team and the CCB Cycling Education Foundation
501(c)3 non-profit is to support and encourage the development of U23 riders at
the elite level, while still allowing each rider to pursue a full-time post-secondary
education. All of our U23 riders are required to be actively enrolled in a postsecondary
education while a part of the CCB program. CCB believes in the
development of the person as a whole; striking a balance between academic,
athletic, and personal growth. With this in mind, CCB pursues a race schedule not
only in the US, where the team is based in Boston, but in Canada, Europe, and Asia as
well. Cycling is a global sport, with a global community. By pursuing a challenging
race program with such a varied geography, we expose our riders to different
cultures, customs, and ways of life the world over, creating not just bike racers, but
citizens of the world with a global awareness.