This fall, the United States will play host to a top-level international sporting event which has not occurred on U.S. soil in almost thirty years.  The  Road Cycling World Championships are coming to Richmond, Virginia, bringing more than a thousand of the world’s best cyclists from over 75 countries, to compete across 12 men’s and women’s events.  Richmond has played a major role in American cycling before, and was a centerpiece of the Tours de Trump and DuPont, back in the 1990s.  Now, the city has a new opportunity to showcase cycling and change the course of the sport in the U.S.  With its strong event organizing team – led by veteran U.S. promoter Tim Miller – this edition may redefine how World Championships are staged in the future. The “Worlds” have long been one of the crown jewels of global cycling.  They represent one of the most important career aspirations for any rider,...