CPISRA athletes compete with in classification ranges. The classification system ensures an even playing ground for athletes to compete against each other with similar abilities. Cycling classes are separated into 4 different divisions.

To be eligible for a CPISRA cycling competitions, athletes must hold a valid international racing license from a UCI recognized cycling federation.

This license must be presented at all CPISRA cycling competitions. CPISRA offers a full range of road and track races and distances under the UCI rules. For road races, distances are as follows:

• CP Division 4 – minimum 1 hour or 35 KM – maximum 70 KM
• CP Division 3 – minimum 1 hour or 15 KM – maximum 70 KM
• CP Division 2 – minimum ½ hour or 15 KM – maximum 30 KM
• CP Division 1 – minimum ½ hour or 15 KM – maximum 30 Km
• Other events include road race circuits whereby the athlete races across various gradients.

CPISRA's cycling track races include the following events for only CP divisions 3 and 4 for safety reasons:

• Standing Start Kilometer Time Trial
• Individual Pursuit Competition
• Sprint Competition

Cycling is often cited to benefit an athlete's overall well being.

Improved overall fitness level, improved self-esteem, improved memory, and improved planning and strategizing skills are only some of the positive outcomes from participating in a sport like cycling.