Inspiring the Champions of Tomorrow
COLORADO SPRINGS, August - The USOTPC Velodrome in Memorial Park, Colorado Springs hosted the US Master’s National Track Championships for the second year in a row, held August 5–9.
Your COS Racing Track Squad Ladies Team proudly represented our incredible sponsors, the Colorado Springs cycling community, and all supporters by dominating their racing while inspiring fellow competitors—and the Champions of Tomorrow.
Just weeks after completing months of intensive chemotherapy, 74‑year‑old Master’s Cycling Legend Charlotte Miller won all four of her individual events and added a silver medal in the 55+ Ladies Team Sprint. Her courage and performance motivated everyone in attendance—competitors, journalists, and fans alike. Of note, her times in most events were a mere hundredth of a second off riders three or four decades junior to her. We are truly honored to have her on our Squad.
Our 2025 US Master’s National Champions and National Record Holders in the Ladies 35–39 Team Sprint continued their commitment to each other and to being the absolute best versions of themselves. Master’s athletes balance career, family, and the stresses of adult life while still making their own goals a priority—because they know their achievements inspire the Champions of Tomorrow in their communities.
Second‑year racer Andrea Villaroman led the way, winning all three of her events—setting an unofficial world record in the 500m Time Trial, qualifying first for the Match Sprint Tournament, remaining undefeated, and anchoring the COS Racing Ladies Team Sprint Squad to a new US Master’s National Record (breaking their own 2025 mark by almost a full second).
Nao Nozawa earned silver with a personal best in the 500m Time Trial, finishing just shy of the previous World and US National Records. Fellow COS Racing teammate Caitlyn Treat finished fourth.
Treat qualified third in the 200m Time Trial and raced with heart throughout the Match Sprint Tournament, ultimately earning the bronze medal on Saturday afternoon.
Nozawa, Treat, and Villaroman share a special bond and remain undefeated as Team Sprint teammates. The trio rode unopposed on Sunday morning and once again bettered their own US Master’s National Record by nearly a full second—claiming their second consecutive US Master’s Women’s 35–39 Team Sprint National Championship.
To all four of our extraordinary COS Racing Track Squad athletes: thank you. You continue to challenge yourselves, lift each other up, and inspire all of us to be the best we can be.
