WI/IL Cycling Association

[Coming Soon] WBR Bryce Master 19k TT
2026-08-01 08:00 - 12:00 (America/Chicago) | Milky Way Park, 300 Lawrence Rd, Harvard, IL, 60033, United States
The Bryce Master 19k TT (Time Trial), sponsored by Wisconsin Bicycle Racing (WBR) and hosted by the Wisconsin-Illinois Cycling Association (WIIL Cycle), is a fast-paced solo race in Harvard, IL, at Milky Way Park (300 Lawrence Rd, Harvard, IL 60033). This American Bike Racing (ABR)-sanctioned event starts at 8:30 AM CDT, with riders launching every minute as part of the Mid America Time Trial Series (MATTS). The 19-kilometer (11.8-mile) course welcomes all levels—juniors, masters, and open categories – offering a flat, open challenge ideal for speed enthusiasts. WBR, known for Kenosha-area TTs, brings grassroots passion with medals for the top 5 per category and cash prizes ($30 for fastest overall, $25 for second, $20 for third, plus women’s and juniors’ awards). Register at wiilcycle.org/register for $30 (adults) or $15 (juniors 18 & under) – on-site adds $10, opening at 7:00 AM.
The course is a swift out-and-back, starting at Milky Way Park’s lot off Lawrence Road. Riders head southwest on Flat Iron Road (road changes its name in Boone County to Angling Road) reaching a 9.7 km turnaround at Mill Road before racing back. It’s nearly flat (<75 ft elevation), with smooth pavement cutting through McHenry and Boone Counties’ farmland and prairie, great for 15 to 30+mph efforts. Open fields offer little wind protection, but the simplicity keeps focus on power. Open to traffic, safety is critical – ride right, use a rear red blinker (highly recommended), and follow course marshals. Past results (e.g., 2025’s Bryce Master TT) showed a top time of 27:01 – speed rules this Illinois TT.
Bryce Master 19k TT Weather
Late July/Early August weather in Harvard brings warm, humid conditions, with morning temperatures ranging from 70-80°F at the 8:30 AM start – expect a balmy kickoff. Humidity averages 75-85%, making it sticky and sweat-heavy – bring two bottles for hydration. Winds blow steady at 10-15 mph, often from the south or southwest, offering a tailwind one way and a headwind the other—pace with care. There’s a 30-40% chance of scattered showers or thunderstorms, though early mornings tend to stay dry – check forecasts closer to race day to adjust gear.
Travel Directions

From Milwaukee, WI (60 miles southwest): Take I-94 W south ~40 miles to I-43 S, exit at WI-120 S (Exit 36), go south 10 miles to IL-173 W, turn right, follow 8 miles to Lawrence Rd, then right to 300 Lawrence Rd (1-1.25 hr drive).
From Kenosha, WI (35 miles west): Head west on WI-50 W for ~20 miles, merge onto IL-173 W via US-12, continue 12 miles, turn right onto Lawrence Rd to 300 Lawrence Rd (45-55 min drive).
From Madison, WI (80 miles southeast): Drive east on I-90 E for ~60 miles, exit at IL-23 S (Exit 36), go south 15 miles to IL-173 E, turn left, follow 3 miles, then left onto Lawrence Rd to 300 Lawrence Rd (1.5-1.75 hr drive).
From Chicago, IL (65 miles northwest): Take I-90 W north ~55 miles, exit at IL-173 W (Exit 8), head west 8 miles, turn right onto Lawrence Rd to 300 Lawrence Rd (1-1.5 hr drive).

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[Coming Soon] SKR Illinois Road Race Championship
2026-08-02 08:00 - 17:00 | Aroma Park, Illinois 60964, 384 River Run Dr
Seize your chance to compete for glory at the Illinois Road Race Championship in Aroma Park! Hosted by the Wisconsin-Illinois Cycling Association, sanctioned by American Bicycle Racing (ABR), and proudly sponsored by Stray Kats Racing, this premier road racing event unfolds on a challenging 10.9-mile loop in Aroma Park, IL—about 60 miles south of Chicago. Starting near Vanderkarr Rd (3500S Rd) with parking on River Run Dr or Stone Bridge Woods, the course features beautiful Kankakee County roads with rolling terrain, flat stretches, mostly paved surfaces, chip seal sections, half a mile of wide two-track roads, and a long uphill finish. Categories range from Juniors to Masters, with distances of 10.9 to 54.5 miles (1-5 laps) and awards including 1st through 5th place medals plus ABR/Illinois Championship jerseys for winners (must be an ABR member to win a jersey). Open to all skill levels, this championship offers a shot at the state title, a vibrant community atmosphere, and neutral support with spare wheels available. Dig deep, conquer the course, and etch your name in Illinois road racing history!
Illinois Road Race Championship Weather
Early August in Aroma Park, IL brings warm, sunny racing conditions, with average highs of 80-85°F and occasional chances of brief showers. Dress for hot, energetic miles, with humid mornings transitioning to bright, lively afternoons—ideal weather to fuel your road racing passion!
Be sure to check the Aroma Park venue listing for accurate race course check-in location.
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[Coming Soon] PACT/ABD 3rd Annual Velodrome 4k TT
2026-08-08 08:00 - 15:00 | Northbrook Ed Rudolph Velodrome, 1479 Maple Ave, Northbrook, IL, 60062, United States
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The Annual Velodrome 4k TT (Time Trial) at the Ed Rudolph Velodrome in Northbrook, IL, is a thrilling cycling event hosted by Athletes By Design (ABD) Cycling and PACT Cycling Team. This individual time trial challenges riders to complete 10 laps – totaling 4 kilometers – on the velodrome’s banked oval track. Open to cyclists of all levels, the event welcomes participants aged 9 and up, with categories spanning juniors, adults, and masters across various skill levels.
The Race Format
The race will be 10 laps (about 4K). Racers will go two at a time, starting on opposite sides of the track in “pursuit” format. This is much shorter than our normal time trial races, and it should be fun and fast!
Start Times
Start times for the Annual Velodrome 4k TT will be published at least two days prior to race day so you can plan your day accordingly. Due to the limit of two racers on the track at a time, start times will stretch from 8:00am to as late as 3:00pm.

Annual Velodrome 4k TT Registration and Check-In
Online registration is strongly encouraged, as we will limit the race to 70 participants. Day of event registration and second races will be permitted only if we have not reached this limit. Riders may register for either a Time Trial category (bikes with aerobars) or a Road Bike category (bikes without aerobars such including both regular road bikes and fixed gear track bikes).
On race day, check in with the registration desk at least 30 minutes prior to your scheduled race time.
Warming Up
Bring your trainers so you can warm up on the infield of the track. Warmups on the track will be limited to only the period prior to the beginning of the race (7:00am to 7:50am) and during brief intermissions throughout the race day. Warmups in the neighborhood surrounding the velodrome are also not practical.
When entering the infield for your warmups, be careful of riders on the track. The announcer will inform you when it is safe to cross the track to the infield.
Race Organization
The race day will be organized as follows:

Riders will be grouped in pairs, with 5 pairs of riders completing their races each hour.
The first pair of riders in group 1 will start at 8:00am and clear the track following completion.
The second pair will start their races shortly thereafter, followed by the third pair, and so on.
This will continue until all 5 pairs in the first group (10 riders) have completed their races.
There will then be a brief intermission before the next group of riders.
Group 2 riders will then begin their races at about 9:00am, group 3 at 10:00am, and so on until all groups have completed their races. Since sign-up for the race will be limited to 70 racers, all racing should be completed by 3:00pm.

Specific instructions for the racers are as follows:

Racers in each group should be in the infield of the track with their bikes prior to the start time for their race group (see the start list for your assigned race group and start time). Crossing the track while races are in progress will not be permitted for safety reasons.
Riders should be on the infield and near the start line (either on the Home Stretch or Back Stretch of the track, as assigned) at least 5 to 10 minutes prior to their start times. The race announcer and officials will call each pair of riders to the start line when it is time for their race. The next pair of riders should queue up near the start line and be ready when it is their turn.
Race officials, including timers and holders, will be available at the start lines on each side of the track to help racers get ready for the start.
Race officials will conduct the race, using a starter’s gun to indicate the race start and stop watches to record the times. Lap cards will be placed on each side of the track to show the racers’ progress.
Racers should clear the track as soon as their races are completed. A “cool down” on the track will be limited to no more than one lap.
Racers in each succeeding pair are not permitted to warm up on the track but should proceed to the start line. Warmups should only be done on trainers in the infield or during the intermissions.
After each group of 10 riders completes their races, there will be a brief intermission of about 10 minutes. At this time, riders will be allowed to cross the track with their bikes and trainers to the infield for their warmups. It is essential for riders in the upcoming group to cross the track to the infield at this time in order to be ready for their upcoming races. Riders will also be allowed to do brief warmups on the track during these intermissions. The announcer will indicate when it is safe to cross the track and to warm up on the track.

Drafting and Passing
Since there will be two riders on the track at one time, although starting on opposite sides, it is possible that one rider will overtake and pass the other. In such cases, the passing rider is responsible to ensure that no illegal drafting occurs. The passing rider should pull out into the passing lane (the second lane from the bottom of the track) before overtaking the other rider. The passing rider should obtain clearance from the passed rider before pulling back into the bottom lane of the track. The rider being passed must remain in the bottom lane (with the black stripes on each side of the lane) and must not move out to block the other rider. After being passed, the passed rider may not draft off the other rider. Race officials will monitor for drafting and safe passing and may disqualify riders who are drafting or riding unsafely.
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[Coming Soon] WBR Double Bong 20/40 km TT
2026-08-09 09:00 - 12:00 | Richard Bong State Recreation Area, 1200 248th Ave, Kansasville, WI, 53139, United States
The Double Bong 20/40 km TT (Time Trial), sponsored by Wisconsin Bicycle Racing (WBR) and hosted by the Wisconsin-Illinois Cycling Association (WIIL Cycle), is a premier Midwest cycling event that doubles down on speed and endurance. This American Bicycle Racing (ABR)-sanctioned race unfolds in Kenosha County’s Brighton Township at the Richard Bong State Recreation Area, starting at 8:00 AM CDT with riders launching every 30 seconds. Part of the Mid America Time Trial Series (MATTS), this 40-kilometer (24.8-mile) solo challenge welcomes all levels—juniors, masters, and open categories—offering a flat, fast course perfect for time trialists and road racers alike. WBR, a Kenosha-area grassroots force, brings passion and precision, with medals for the top 5 per category and $30 cash prizes for the fastest overall, women, and juniors. Register online at wiilcycle.org/register for $30 (adults) or $15 (juniors 18 & under)- on-site registration adds $10, opening at 6:30 AM.
The course is a double-loop gem, starting near the Bong Recreation Area’s Special Use Zone parking lot off County Hwy JB. Riders tackle two identical 20k circuits, heading west on quiet rural roads—likely JB and 312th Ave – before looping back via straightaways like WI-142. It’s pancake-flat (elevation <50 ft total), with smooth asphalt and minimal turns, built for 25-30 mph efforts over 24.8 miles. The recreation area’s 4,515 acres feature prairie vistas and distant tree lines, offering a distraction-free focus on speed. Open to traffic, safety rules apply—ride right, use a rear red blinker (highly recommended), and follow marshals at key points. Strava data from past Double Bong TTs shows top riders clocking 45-50 minutes – pure power reigns here. Post-race, enjoy snacks and swap tales at the lot, soaking in WIIL Cycle’s community vibe.
Double Bong 20/40 km TT Weather
Late summer weather at Bong brings warm conditions, with temperatures typically ranging from 75-85°F by morning, often climbing to the low 80s. Humidity hovers at 70-80%, making it a sweaty affair – hydration is non-negotiable, so pack two bottles. Winds blow steady at 10-15 mph, often from the south or southwest, giving a push on one leg but a grind on the return-pace smartly. There’s a 30-40% chance of scattered showers or thunderstorms, though mornings usually stay dry – check forecasts close to race day to adjust gear.
Travel Directions

From Milwaukee, WI (35 miles northeast): Take I-94 W south for ~30 miles, exit at WI-142 W (Exit 291) toward Burlington, go west 4 miles, turn left onto 248th Ave (County Hwy A), and proceed ~1 mile to 1200 248th Ave—school is on your left (40-50 min drive).
From Kenosha, WI (15 miles east): Head west on WI-142 W for ~13 miles, passing Bong Recreation Area, then turn left onto 248th Ave (County Hwy A), continue ~1 mile to 1200 248th Ave—school is on your left (20-25 min drive).
From Madison, WI (80 miles northwest): Drive east on I-94 E for ~70 miles, exit at WI-20 E (Exit 333) toward Racine, go east 2 miles, turn right onto WI-75 S, follow 5 miles to WI-142 E, turn left, go 1 mile, then right onto 248th Ave to 1200 248th Ave (1.5-1.75 hr drive).
From Chicago, IL (65 miles south): Take I-94 E north for ~55 miles into WI, exit at WI-142 W (Exit 291), head west 4 miles, turn left onto 248th Ave (County Hwy A), and drive ~1 mile to 1200 248th Ave—school is on your left (1-1.5 hr drive).

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MATTS-ROTY ABD TT #4
2026-08-16 08:00 - 12:00 | Maple Park Lions Park, 225 Pearl St, Maple Park, IL, 60151, United States
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The ABD Maple Park TT (Time Trial), sponsored by Athletes by Design (ABD) and hosted by the Wisconsin-Illinois Cycling Association (WIIL Cycle), is a thrilling solo race in Maple Park, IL, starting at Lions Park (42W431 Airport Rd, Maple Park, IL 60151). This American Bike Racing (ABR)-sanctioned event begins at 8:00 AM CDT, with riders launching every 30 seconds as part of the Mid America Time Trial Series (MATTS). Covering 11.5 km (7.1 miles), this flat, fast course welcomes all levels—juniors, masters, and open categories—offering a late-season speed test within ABD’s Fall Fling series (abdcycling.com). ABD, a Chicago-area cycling powerhouse, awards medals for the top 5 per category and cash prizes ($30 for fastest overall, women, and juniors). Register at wiilcycle.org/register for $30 (adults) or $15 (juniors) – on-site adds $10, opening at 6:30 AM.

Course Description:

Start line: Start line is on Washington Street in between Kane St. and Maiden Lane, on the north side of Lions Park. Course starts heading east on Washington St. and turns left (north) on Broadway St. Follow Broadway as it curves right (east) and turns into Thatcher. Follow Thatcher as it bends back north to Beith Road. Turn right on Beith Road and proceed approximately .8 miles to turnaround. Turnaround and reverse course to finish which is on Thatcher, approximately .4 miles before the start line.
Length: 7.36 miles, flat, fast “S” shaped course with a couple gentle bends.

Strava Segment (Note: Subject to change due to road conditions on race day.)

Travel Directions

From Milwaukee, WI (85 miles southwest): Take I-94 W south ~40 miles to I-43 S, exit at WI-120 S (Exit 36), go south 20 miles to IL-173 W, turn right, follow 15 miles to IL-64 W, turn right, go 5 miles to Airport Rd, turn left to 42W431 Airport Rd (1.5-1.75 hr drive).
From Madison, WI (100 miles southeast): Drive east on I-90 E ~80 miles, exit at IL-23 S (Exit 36), go south 15 miles to IL-64 W, turn right, follow 5 miles to Airport Rd, turn left to 42W431 Airport Rd (1.75-2 hr drive).
From Chicago, IL (50 miles northwest): Take I-90 W ~40 miles, exit at IL-47 S (Exit 52), go south 8 miles to IL-64 W, turn right, follow 2 miles to Airport Rd, turn left to 42W431 Airport Rd (1-1.25 hr drive).

Roads are open to vehicular traffic.

[Coming Soon] Rock River Multisport Return to Cherry Valley 20k TT
2026-08-23 08:00 - 12:00 | Deer Run Forest Preserve, 5691 River Rd, Cherry Valley, IL, 61016, United States
Race Flyer
Get ready to race against the clock at the Return to Cherry Valley 20k TT (Time Trial), a Midwest cycling highlight hosted by Rock River Multisport under the Wisconsin-Illinois Cycling Association (WIIL Cycle) banner. This American Bicycle Racing (ABR)-sanctioned event takes place at Deer Run Forest Preserve in Cherry Valley, IL (5691 River Rd, Cherry Valley, IL 61016), kicking off at 8:00 AM CDT. Part of the Mid America Time Trial Series (MATTS), this 20-kilometer (12.4-mile) solo challenge welcomes riders of all levels—juniors, masters, and open categories—to test their speed on a flat, fast course near the scenic Kishwaukee River. Sponsored by Rock River Multisport, a Stateline-area club passionate about endurance sports, the event blends grassroots camaraderie with competitive edge, offering medals (top 5 per category) and cash prizes ($30 for fastest overall, women, and juniors). Register online at wiilcycle.org/register for $30 (adults) or $15 (juniors 18 & under)—on-site adds $10, open 6:30 AM race day.
The course is a classic out-and-back, starting at Deer Run’s main parking lot off River Road. Riders head west along River Rd, tracing the Kishwaukee River’s south branch, then turn north onto a quiet stretch of rural pavement (likely Blackhawk Rd or a parallel route), hitting the turnaround at 10k before looping back. Expect a mostly flat profile—minimal elevation (~50-75 ft total)—with smooth asphalt and occasional chip-seal patches, ideal for sustained 25-30 mph efforts. The preserve’s 675.6 acres feature restored prairie and floodplain forest, offering golden fields and river views, though the race stays on public roads, not trails.
Cherry Valley 20k TT Weather
Expect August’s typical 75-85°F temperatures, with highs often reaching the low 80s and humidity averaging 70-80%—warm and sticky for the 8:00 AM start. Winds blow steady at 10-15 mph, often from the south or southwest, offering a tailwind outbound but a headwind on the return leg—plan your pacing accordingly. Late summer brings a 30-40% chance of scattered showers or thunderstorms, though mornings are usually clear; check forecasts closer to race day. Hydration is critical—bring extra water for the heat and potential sweat-soaking conditions.

Directions
Travel to Deer Run Forest Preserve is straightforward. From Rockford, IL (10 miles northwest): Take IL-2 S to Cherry Valley, turn left onto River Rd—look for the preserve entrance on your right after ~2 miles (15-20 min drive). From Chicago, IL (80 miles southeast): Head west on I-90 W for ~70 miles, exit at IL-173 W (Rockton Rd), go south to IL-2, then left onto River Rd to 5691 River Rd (1.5-2 hr drive). Public Transit: From Chicago, take Metra’s UP-NW line to Harvard, then a rideshare (Uber/Lyft, ~$30-$40, 30 min) to Cherry Valley—check schedules, as rural service is limited. Parking is ample at Deer Run’s lot, with picnic tables, a well, and outhouses nearby—post-race snacks await finishers. Rock River Multisport’s local sponsors (e.g., bike shops, fitness centers) fuel this Illinois cycling event, making it a must-ride in WIIL Cycle’s slate—join us at wiilcycle.org!
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[Coming Soon] AS SKR ABD Fall Fling - Al Stern RR
2026-09-12 08:00 - 12:00 | Railroad Bridge Park, 101 1st St, Aroma Park, IL, 60964, United States
Race Flyer
Close out the ABD Fall Fling Omnium with a bang in Aroma Park, IL – the ABD Fall Fling Road Race hosted by the Wisconsin-Illinois Cycling Association. Sanctioned by American Bicycle Racing (ABR), and proudly sponsored by Athletes by Design, this electrifying road racing criterium takes place on a thrilling, fast-paced circuit in Aroma Park, IL—about 60 miles south of Chicago. Welcoming riders of all experience levels, from first-timers to omnium contenders, this event blends high-energy criterium racing with the charm of a tight-knit rural community. Sprint for glory, connect with fellow cyclists, and make this final stage a race to remember!
Fees
$30 Men & Women 1,2,3
$25 all other races
Prizes and/or Medals for top 5 in each category in The Al Stern RR (see flyer)
Fall Fling Flyer – TBD
***If not enough participants (10) in each category omnium, NO overall Payout***
points for overall Fall Fling omnium for participants that race all four events
crits- 1st-20pts, 2nd-18pts, 3rd-16pts, 4th-14, 5th-12, 6th-10, 7th-8, 8th-6, 9th-4, 10th-2
Road Race- 1st-20pts, 2nd-18pts, 3rd-16pts, 4th-14, 5th-12, 6th-10, 7th-8, 8th-6, 9th-4, 10th-2
Time Trial- 1st-20pts, 2nd-19pts, 3rd-18pts, 4th-17, 5th-16, 6th-15, 7th-14, 8th-14, 9th-12, 10th-11, 11th-10, 12th- 9, 13th-8, 14th-7, 15th-6, 16th-5, 17th-4, 18th-3, 19th-2, 20th-1pt.
If tied in points, best result on last day to break tie
***Overall Payout (must meet criteria of 10 racers in your category in all 4 events)
***Masters 50+ / 1st – $100, 2nd – $80, 3rd – $60
***Men & Women 1,2,3 / 1st – $150, 2nd – $100, 3rd – $75
Fall Fling Weather
Mid-September in Aroma Park brings comfortable racing conditions, with average highs of 70-75°F and a mix of sunny days and occasional light showers. Dress for pleasant laps, with cool mornings warming up to mild, vibrant afternoons—perfect weather to power your criterium racing performance!
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MATTS-ROTY ABD TT #5
2026-09-13 08:00 - 12:00 | Maple Park Lions Park, 225 Pearl St, Maple Park, IL, 60151, United States
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The Fall Fling Road TT (Time Trial), sponsored by Athletes by Design (ABD) and hosted by the Wisconsin-Illinois Cycling Association (WIIL Cycle), is a thrilling solo race in Maple Park, IL, starting at Lions Park (42W431 Airport Rd, Maple Park, IL 60151). This American Bike Racing (ABR)-sanctioned event begins at 8:00 AM CDT, with riders launching every 30 seconds as part of the Mid America Time Trial Series (MATTS). Covering 11.5 km (7.1 miles), this flat, fast course welcomes all levels—juniors, masters, and open categories—offering a late-season speed test within ABD’s Fall Fling series (abdcycling.com). ABD, a Chicago-area cycling powerhouse, awards medals for the top 5 per category and cash prizes ($30 for fastest overall, women, and juniors). Register at wiilcycle.org/register for $30 (adults) or $15 (juniors) – on-site adds $10, opening at 6:30 AM.

Course Description:

Start line: Start line is on Washington Street in between Kane St. and Maiden Lane, on the north side of Lions Park. Course starts heading east on Washington St. and turns left (north) on Broadway St. Follow Broadway as it curves right (east) and turns into Thatcher. Follow Thatcher as it bends back north to Beith Road. Turn right on Beith Road and proceed approximately .8 miles to turnaround. Turnaround and reverse course to finish which is on Thatcher, approximately .4 miles before the start line.
Length: 7.36 miles, flat, fast “S” shaped course with a couple gentle bends.

Strava Segment (Note: Subject to change due to road conditions on race day.)

Fall Fling Road TT Weather
Mid-September weather in Maple Park offers mild, crisp conditions, with morning temperatures ranging from 60-70°F at the 8:00 AM start—perfect for a comfortable ride that warms later. Humidity averages 65-75%, keeping it slightly sticky – bring a bottle for hydration. Winds blow at 8-12 mph, often from the south or southwest, providing a tailwind one way and headwind the other – pace to leverage the breeze. There’s a 20-30% chance of light showers, though mid-September mornings are typically dry – check forecasts closer to race day for gear adjustments.
Travel Directions

From Milwaukee, WI (85 miles southwest): Take I-94 W south ~40 miles to I-43 S, exit at WI-120 S (Exit 36), go south 20 miles to IL-173 W, turn right, follow 15 miles to IL-64 W, turn right, go 5 miles to Airport Rd, turn left to 42W431 Airport Rd (1.5-1.75 hr drive).
From Madison, WI (100 miles southeast): Drive east on I-90 E ~80 miles, exit at IL-23 S (Exit 36), go south 15 miles to IL-64 W, turn right, follow 5 miles to Airport Rd, turn left to 42W431 Airport Rd (1.75-2 hr drive).
From Chicago, IL (50 miles northwest): Take I-90 W ~40 miles, exit at IL-47 S (Exit 52), go south 8 miles to IL-64 W, turn right, follow 2 miles to Airport Rd, turn left to 42W431 Airport Rd (1-1.25 hr drive).

Roads are open to vehicular traffic.

A scene from a Maple Park Time Trial event

Registration
Entry Fee: ABR Members $30, Juniors racing Junior category $15. Race second time $10.
Day of Race: $10 additional – Opens at 7:30am
ABR membership required: purchase one day $10 ($5 for Junior) or Annual $30, ($10 for Junior)
Awards
MATTS points towards season overall prizes. Medals 5 deep in each category
Fastest times of the day cash awards:

Overall – 1st-$30, 2nd-$25, 3rd-$20, 4th-$15, 5th-$10
Women – 1st-$30, 2nd-$25, 3rd-$20, 4th-$15, 5th-$10
Juniors – 1st-$15, 2nd-$10, 3rd-$5

Awards will be available on the day of race, at the next MATTS event, and at the end-of-season awards party.
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