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The Punchy Pigg Virginia State Championship
- Dates: June 7, 2026
- Times: 10am - 3pm
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Waid Park
701 Waid Park Road
Rocky Mount, VA 24151 - Send Email
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This year's USA Cycling VA State Championship will be held at Waid Park for the Punch Pig race. Anyone can race in this race, but to qualify for the USAC Virginia State Championship, you must be a Virginia resident and have an annual USAC race license. And no, that's not a misspelling of the word Pigg. We get the name from the Pigg River that runs through Rocky Mount, VA.
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The Punchy Pigg Virginia State Championship
- 701 Waid Park Road
- Rocky Mount, VA 24151
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