TacoCross -- Event #6 of the 2026 BikeReg Cyclocross Super Series

!!!DISTRICT TACO WILL BE PROVIDING TACOS TO ALL PARTICIPANTS!!!

We will also have snacks and drinks provided by Gordon Food Services.

TacoCross: TacoCross, presented by District Taco and District Taco Racing will bring a unique cyclocross racing experience to the Mid Atlantic. Proceeds from the event will be donated to The Arc of Northern Virginia, who work to provide lifelong support for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

The Course: TacoCross will take riders around a winding course that traverses a working horse ranch, dipping in-and-out of mature woodlands and tackling the rolling hills around Elk Run.

District Taco Racing: District Taco Racing was established to excite the Mid-Atlantic race scene. Founded in 2014, we are a team of racers focused on promoting excellence through healthy lifestyles, along the way building strong relationships and the determination to win at every level. We've continued to grow and evolve as a team and in our love for the sport. What started as just a few guys racing local office park crits has grown to a 40-person team with competitors in every discipline and category of bike racing.

Sponsors:
District Taco

Timing: Timing & registration services provided by Insight Timing Services

Directions:

From DC: take 95 south to Exit 152B (Dumfries Road). Head west on Dumfries Road for 17 miles. Turn left onto Bristow Road (.4 miles) and then a quick left onto Aden Road/Route 646 (6 miles). Turn left onto Fleetwood Drive (4 miles). Turn right onto Courthouse Road (2 miles). Turn left onto Elk Run Road. The Ranch will be 2.4 miles ahead on the RIGHT. Turn into the FIRST gravel driveway.

From Richmond: Take 95 north to Exit 133. Take US-17 N/Warrenton Road north for 23 miles. Turn right onto Elk Run Road. The Ranch will be 6.8 miles ahead on your LEFT.

Gender Equality & Transgender Policy: Classes designated “Masters” are open to Men and Women. The minimum Racing Age and categories quoted are for Men; please see the current USAC Rulebook for minimum Racing Age and categories for Women. USA Cycling policies: https://usacycling.org/about-us/governance/transgender-athletes-policy

In the event that USAC chooses to amend current policy to align with UCI changes for our transgender racers, then WTF (women-trans-femme) will be added to our non-binary categories as WTFNB.

MABRA Mission Statement:

“To promote the sport of bicycle racing in the Mid-Atlantic region, principally within the states of Delaware and Maryland, the northern portion of the state of Virginia, the eastern panhandle of West Virginia, and the District of Columbia;

To foster camaraderie and fellowship among culturally, racially and gender diverse bicycle racers and enthusiasts within the Mid-Atlantic;

To help ensure bicycle racers and enthusiasts in the Mid-Atlantic have an equal opportunity to participate in bicycle racing and activity without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, age, gender, sexual orientation, or national origin;

To support and facilitate the efforts of its members, clubs, and other organizations that promote diverse, inclusive and equitable bicycle racing/activity/engagement in the Mid-Atlantic;

To support the efforts of its members in promoting bicycle racing and events for local, regional, national and international competition; and

To undertake such actions as are necessary, proper, desirable, advisable, or convenient for the furtherance and accomplishment of the foregoing purposes, provided that such actions do not exceed the bounds accepted for a District of Columbia nonprofit corporation.” 

USAC Safe Sport

There will be a MAASPP QR code sign placed at registration. There will also be a HOW TO REPORT sign at registration.