The Pro Cyclist Foundation has named Brent Bookwalter as a Vice Chairman for the Foundation's Board of Directors. Bookwalter will also be providing consulting and advisory work for the Foundation's Athlete Services Committee.

Bookwalter has officially announced his retirement at the end of 2021 following 16 seasons as a professional cyclist

As we navigate this challenging time, I wanted to check-in. Jamie, Waylon, and I have been in Asheville for a few weeks now and although the trip from Girona to the US was an extremely tense challenge, we are so thankful to be here and amongst such a loving and helpful community, even when interactions need to happen from a distance.

2019 was the sixth edition of the Binge!  Each year, we grow in terms of quality, experience, and impact. We don’t necessarily aim to grow in size---we focus on improving the design, impact and experience of everyone involved from riders to volunteers to sponsors.  

2019 was a rough year in terms of consistent health.  If anything, it made me realize what an impressively positive run I’ve had with consistency over the past decade+.  Every year, we see riders go through rough patches where they struggle to find momentum and health, and I experienced this during portions of 2019. 

So by far, the biggest change for the 2020 season is Baby Bookwalter is due any day now!

🌍 My Country 🗺 Brent Bookwalter tells us why he's proud to be American 🇺🇸 his favourite place to ride back home and his love of hipster food! 🌮

It's rare to have a multi-week block between races once the season starts yet I’ve somehow found myself with a multi-month block off from racing. On the one hand, it's a pleasant luxury to step away after an intense winter/spring build-up and early race season. On the other hand, it is challenging to bridge such a big gap and keep the fire lit for the races to come.

The 2018 season marks the end of the BMC Racing Team, and I’m excited to announce that I will be racing at Mitchelton-SCOTT next season.