Youth Mountain Bike Racing in Oconee County
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The youth mountain bike racing series consists of four regular-season races plus the Peach State Championship for qualifying high school students.
The Race Series is a refreshing form of competition
The Georgia Cycling Association Youth Mountain Biking Race Series, presented by Northside Hospital, is for riders of all levels. Whether you’re on pace for a podium position, or just trying to improve from race to race, our coaches will be there to support you and help you reach your goals.
Race weekends rock. There’s camping, healthy competition, and a sense of community that’s hard to find in other youth sports. Although racing is optional, we encourage our riders and parents to participate. Most do, and nobody ever regrets it.
2023 race schedule
RACE #1: battle at bartram
- Saturday, September 9: East Conference
- Bartram Forest, 2780 Irwinton Road, Milledgeville, GA, 31061
RACE #2: CLASH AT THE CREEK
- Sunday, September 24: East Conference
- Acworth, GA, 30101
RACE #3: Duel AT DAUCET
RACE #4: Conference Series Championship: “Raceway Race”
RACE #5: Championship Weekend Kingston Downs - Rome, GA
- Saturday October 28: 2nd Annual MTB Fest
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The Georgia Cycling Race Series can be purchased through GCA as a series or per race. More details can be found on the GCA website.
Not at all. While we encourage our riders to participate in the race series (it's an awesome experience!), it is not a requirement.
OCTMB's first 2023 race will be Saturday, September 9. You can see the full schedule above.
OCTMB's first 2022 race will be Saturday, September 10. You can see the full schedule above.
Yes! The Georgia Cycling Association offers a needs-based Financial Assistance program that can help offset the cost of registering for the Georgia Cycling program. Learn more about the Financial Assistance program here.
Thanks for asking! Prior to every race, we'll send out a sign-up form to parents. We need volunteers to bring snacks, prepared dishes, drinks, and other essentials to keep our kids performing at their best. The Georgia Cycling Association also needs volunteers on race days, so there's plenty of opportunities to lend a helping hand.
That's a great question! The Georgia Cycling Association puts out an annual rule book, and we highly recommend that every rider and parent read it!