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Mudslinger
April 12, 2015
Bear Springs Trap
April 26, 2015
May 3, 2015
Cascade
Chainbreaker
May 9, 2015
Spring Thaw
May 16, 2015
Sisters
Stampede
May 24, 2015
Return on
the Jedi
June 6, 2015
Team Competition
Best 5 of 8 for the Overall Series Champion
Pickett’s
Charge
June 28, 2015
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Editor’s
notes
Although at times putting this guide together feels like hearding
cats — collecting data and confirming dates, making changes as
calendars evolve and events move around, incorporating newly
discovered first-time races and adding last minute ones — it makes
for a juggling act that is quite rewarding when it finally all comes
together and goes to press.
Joe Zauner and I started the NW Race Guide 13 years ago and
to this day, despite the workload, I still like this booklet because it is
all-inclusive; it covers British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, Idaho
and a good chunk of Montana. It features sanctioned and unsanctioned road, mountain, track and cyclocross events. It is a one of a
kind publication, and I’m proud of it.
Each edition brings its own flavor. The gravel grinder trend is rising steadily and enduros are popping everywhere. The popularity of
cyclocloss continues to expand with the addition of women’s specific
events and four international
races to the offering.
The development and
growth of the sport is following a healthy path too.
Thirtheen years ago, only a
few people put their energy
into young riders, but now all
state/provincial organizations
are paying attention to the next generations of racers. Many clubs
and individuals have joined the effort and more kids than ever are
being introduced to the sport. This is quite exciting.
Last year we introduced 21 talented Junior riders who represent
the future of the sport. In this edition, we are featuring 22 young
athletes who already have claimed their share of state and national
titles in various disciplines. The Northwest is bursting with so much
potential; it will be filling up pages for years to come.
So a big thank you to the organizers for putting on races and to
the coaches, clubs and associations for developing programs and
supporting riders as well as the officials for their invaluable contribution. It takes a village to raise a child, and the cycling community is
a good place to be for any kid.
Happy riding
“...at times putting
this guide together
feels like hearding
cats...”
Claire Bonin
Editor
NORTHWEST
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Volume 13
February, 2015
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Athlete Profiles
Over the years, the Northwest has seen a considerable number of its racers make it to the “big
league.” Many have joined the pro ranks and the region also counts its fair share of Olympians, World
and National Champions. Their performances have inspired many who have the same dreams. For
the second year, we have elected to use the race guide to feature some of those young talented and
promising riders.
Lauren Ziehnert
Portland, OR
Age: 13
Racing since: 2011
Photo courtesy of Amy Ziehnert
Category: Cat 4 (road), Cat 3 (MTB)
Disciplines: Track, Road, Mountain, Cyclocross
School: West Hills Christian School
Team/club: Smith & Nephew p/b West End Bikes
Coach: Kirk Whiteman
Strengths: Core strength and good track racing tactics
Need to work on: Better awareness of equipment selection
Favorite race: Blind Date at the Dairy cyclocross series
Best results 2014: 1st Eric Kautzky Memorial Track Race (Women);
1st Portland Short Track Series (10-14); 1st St. Honoré Criterium
(10-14); 1st Cross Crusade Heron Lakes and Alpenrose (Jr. 13-14);
1st Mudslinger MTB XC, (Jr. 10-14)
Highlight 2014: Top 10 USA Cyclocross Nationals
Career highlights: OBRA Junior Women’s Overall BAR winner (2013 & 2014); Competed in 2 USA Cyclocross
Nationals; Upgraded to Women B in cyclocross
2015 goal: Upgraded to Women A in cyclocross; attend Track and Cyclocross Nationals
Long term goals: Top 5 Track and Cycloross Nationals; race cross in Europe
Who is your cycling idol and why? Tejay van Garderen. I enjoy watching his race tactics in the Tour de France.
How did you get started? My parents thought it would be fun to enter the Bear Springs CX mountain bike race
in 2011. I did a few more MTB races and fell in love with it. My first coach, Phil Sanders got me involved in
road, track and cyclocross disciplines.
Anything else we should know? I was so privileged to be part of Oregon Junior Cyclists at Nationals in Texas.
We represented our individual teams and the great State of Oregon.
Sara Youmans
Ketchum, ID
Age: 19
Racing since: 2
007
Category: 1
Discipline: Road
School: Whitman College
Team/club: Audi/ Kryki Sports, Whitman College
Coach: Douglas Tobin
Strengths: Sprinting, time trial
Need to work on: Climbing
Favorite race: Volunteer Park Criterium
Best results 2014: 1st Volunteer Park Criterium; 1st Ravensdale RR;
1st Banana Belt RR; 2nd Salida Classic TT; 1st Caldwell Gran Prix TT
Highlight 2014: 4th National TT Championships (U23)
Career highlights: 1st 2009 National TT Championships (Jr. 13-14);
2nd 2012 Sea Otter Classic Circuit Race (Jr.); 2013 Junior World
Championships
2015 goals: Podium at Collegiate and U23 Nationals
Long term goals: Elite World Championships, Olympics
Who is your cycling idol and why? Fabian Cancellara. He is one of the most successful time trialists of all
time, which shows dedication, determination, and focus. He is also a highly respected member of the peloton
and a class act on and off the bike.
How did you get started in cycling? I got my first road bike when I was 11 years old. I was the only girl on
the Ketchum team, with 10 boys ages 15-18. At 12, I won my first state championship. At my first time trial,
my bike handling skills were so poor, I had to dismount and walk around the cone to make the mid-point turn
around. I got dead last. At 13, I went to the USA Cycling National Championships. I watched the other racers
in my age group with their snazzy bike kits blaze down the TT start ramp. I had never been on a start ramp.
I lost 4 minutes in a race that lasted 25 minutes. At the podium ceremony, the announcer said, “Stars and
Stripes dreams come true for Zoe Frazier!” I looked at my dad, and said, “Next year, dad. I’m going to win this.”
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Erin Attwell
Victoria, BC
Age: 15
Racing since: 2
014
Category: U17
Discipline: Track Road and Cyclocross
School: Maria Montessori Academy
Team/club: Tripleshot Cycling Club
Coach: Lister Farrar
Strengths: Dedication, strong will to do my best, track tactics
Need to work on: Gaining experience with pack racing and TT
Favorite race: NW Juniors Classic Stage Race criterium, my first
official race
Best results 2014: Track Nationals (U17 and Junior): 2nd Omnium, 2nd
ITT, 3rd Matched Sprint
Highlight 2014: Track Nationals, I felt like I was part of something big,
it felt so surreal
Career highlights: 2014 Junior Track Nationals, 2nd Cyclocross Provincials
(U17); 4th NW Juniors Cycling Classic
2015 goals: Podium at track nationals, race road and cross nationals
Long term goal: Represent Canada
Who is your cycling idol and why? Alison Sydor and Ryder Hesjedal. They are inspiring because not only did
they both come from Victoria but they are champions. Dedication shows through no matter how much natural
talent you may have already.
How did you get started? When I was very little, my dad was racing with the Spin Doctors. As I got older I
started mountain biking. At age 12 I got my first road bike. I joined Tripleshot Juniors in the spring and did my
first race in the summer.
Anything else we should know? Riding with my dad at “The Dump” was the highlight of my week.
Benjamin F. King
Anacortes, WA
Age: 14
Racing since: 2
006
Category: Cat 1/2 open pro (MTB), Cat 1/2 (cross)
Disciplines: Cyclocross, MTB and road
School: Anacortes Middle School
Team/club: Rad Racing NW
Coach: David Fleischhauer
Strengths: Mountain biking
Need to work on: Road racing, learn how to sit in a pack and not pull
the whole race
Favorite race: 2014 Sea Otter MTB race, with lots of climbing and fast
flat sections. you could easily hit 25 mph on the downhill sections and
there are tight blind turns
Best results 2014: 2nd Sea Otter MTB race
Highlight 2014: When I got accepted to the US MTB camp in Boulder, CO
Career highlights: US Cross Camp Helena, MT; US MTB Camp Boulder, CO; 5th 2012 Cyclocross Nationals;
3rd Sea Otter XC
2015 goals: Top 5 MTB Nationals
Longterm goals: Get a scholarship to college for biking and ride my whole life
Who is your cycling idol and why? Sam Schulz. I got to ride with him a few times up in Anacortes when I was
little and he was amazing in technical skills and power. He never gives up. He is super responsible and you
never hear anything bad about him.
How did you get started? My dad would always go to races on Sunday and leave us at home so one day I
went with him to watch. I saw the MTB event and instantly knew I wanted to compete. So the next Sunday I
took my bike and was hooked.
Anything else we should know? Biking occupies all my free time. Some people ride because they want to get
fit. I do it because it’s nice to just ride with friends or by yourself to think.
Junior Specific Stage Races
NW Juniors Classic Stage Race – August 1-2, 2015
Hayman Classic / BC Youth Road Championships – May 23-24, 2015
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Eli Murphy
North Bend, WA
Age: 17
Racing since: 2
012
Photo courtesy of Joe Murphy
Category: Junior Expert
Discipline: Downhill
School: Mt Si High School
Team/club: Jr. Progression Racing
Coach: Kyle Thomas Strengths: Jumping, and riding technical trails
Need to work on: Controlling my nerves
Favorite race: NW Cup races at Dryhill, Port Angeles
Best results 2014: 1st Double Down Hoe Down (Cat 2); 1st NW Cup #1
(Cat 2); 3rd NW Cup #2 (Cat 2); 5th NW Cup (Cat 1/Jr. Expert)
Career Highlights: 5th 2012 NW Cup (Cat 2 0-14); 1st NW Cup
(Cat 2 15/18); 5th 2014 NW Cup (Cat 1/Jr. Expert)
2015 goals: Build trails, represent sponsors, and get many podiums
Long term goals: Become a pro rider that young kids look up to. Have
full sponsorship and race UCI World Cup DH
Who is your cycling idol and why? My dad. He has always been the
most supportive and taught me so much about racing and riding. He is also a super fast rider.
How did you get started? Younger I raced motocross and eventually my dad and I got bicycles. Soon after
that we started racing.
Anything else we should know? My favorite things to do is shred with my dad because that’s where it all began.
Henry Jones
Photo courtesy of Peter Newlands
Bend, OR
Age: 14
Racing since: 2
013
Category: Cat 3
Disciplines: MTB, Cyclocross
School: Seven Peaks School Team/club: Bend Endurance Academy
Coach: Bill Warburton and Chad Cheeney
Strengths: Technical riding and climbing
Need to work on: Power and race strategy
Favorite race: Zaldercross 2014
Best results 2014: 1st Cross Crusade Series GC (Jr. Men); 1st OBRA
Junior Cyclocross Series (13-14); 1st OBRA High School Series
Highlight 2014: Winning the junior field at the Washington County Fair
race in crazy mud on a broken front wheel
Career Highlights: 7th 2014 Cyclocross Nationals after crashing and
starting 60th; 4th Waves for Water Cyclocross Collaboration
2015 goals: Getting better at MTB and road; attend a USAC development camp
Long term goals: Podium at Cyclocross Nationals Who is your cycling idol and why? Jens Voigt because of his mental and physical toughness (Shut up legs),
his incredible strength and he seems like a really nice guy.
How did you get started? Jumping in my backyard, moved on to BMX, then MTB, and finally cyclocross.
Anything else we should know? I absolutely love riding my bike and miss it during vacation.
Lewis Whiley
Olympia, WA Age: 16
Racing since:2011
Category: 3
Disciplines: Road, Cyclocross
School: Olympia High School
Team/club: Audi Cycling Team (road); Rad Racing (cyclocross)
Strengths: Short hills and sprints Need to work on: Sustained climbs
Favorite race: Aubrey Butte Road Race (4th stage of Cascade Classic)
Best results 2014: 2nd Hammer Nutrition Criterium at the NW Juniors
Classic Stage Race
Career highlights: 12th Cyclocross Nationals (15/16), 1st Volunteer
Park criterium (3 consecutive years), 2013 State cyclocross champion
2015 goals: Win Volunteer Park Criterium; Top 10 Cascade Classic
Long-term goals: Upgrade to Cat 2 in the next two years. Go to college
to study kinesiology, and hopefully still have time to race.
How did you get started? My dad would take me on rides to go get ice cream, and after a while I realized it
was fun. I got my first road bike, a 42cm Trek 1000, later showed up for a Rad Racing cyclocross practice.
Luckily Jim Brown was there and gave me a kit and an actual cyclocross bike.
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Gabrielle Lehnert
Eugene, OR
Age: 14
Racing since: 2
011
Category: Cat A (cyclocross), Cat 3 (road)
Disciplines: Road, cyclocross
School: Cal Young Middle School
Team/club: Hutch’s/Slocum/CoMotion
Coach: My dad (Alex Lehnert)
Strengths: Climbing, all arounder
Need to work on: Time trialing
Favorite race: Northwest Junior Classic Stage Race
Best results 2014: 1st NW Classic Junior, 1st OBRA Women’s Road
Championships (Cat 4/5), 1st OBRA Cross Championships (Jr. 13-14)
Highlight 2014: Upgrading to A in cyclocross, going to races in general
is always really fun
Career highlights: 3rd 2015 Cyclocross Nationals, 1st 2014 NW Juniors
Classic Stage Race, 1st 2014 OBRA Women’s Road Championships
2015 goals: Top 3 at Road Nationals; top 5 at Cascade Cycling Classic, top 10 at Cross Crusade
Long term goals: Win a National Championship, race in Europe, and eventually ride for a pro team.
Who is your cycling idol and why? Marianne Vos because she wins at pretty much all disciplines, even though
people seem to think that you have to do only one to excel.
How did you get started? By going to races with my dad when I was really young and eventually started
racing as well.
Hannah Green
Boise, ID
Age: 17
Racing since: 2
011
Photo courtesy of Douglas Tobin
Category: Cat 2 (MTB), Cat 3 (road and cyclocross)
Discipline: MTB, Cyclocross, Road
School: Boise High School
Team/club: BYRDS
Strengths: Time Trial
Need to work on: Hill climbing
Favorite race: Sea Otter Classic
Best results 2014: 3rd Road Nationals (TT); 2nd NW Juniors Classic
Stage Race (GC); 1st Sister’s Stampede MTB Race
Highlight 2014: Podium with my sister and teammate at Cross Crusade
Alpenrose
Career highlights: Junior National Road Championships: 2nd RR (1314), 2nd TT (13-14), 3rd TT (15-16)
2015 goals: Have fun. To take cycling as far as it will allow me to go.
Who is your cycling idol and why? Teammate Jessica Fisher who pushes me to train and race hard.
How did you get started? My parents raced triathlons, so I did too. I loved the cycling part and deciding to
join the BYRDS Team.
Chaz Hogenauer
Boise, ID
Age: 17
Racing since: 2
012
Category: Cat 3 (road), Cat 2 (MTB and cross)
Disciplines: Road, Cyclocross, and Mountain
School: Boise High
Team/club: BYRDS
Strengths: Sprinting
Favorite race: National Championships Criterium
Best results 2014: 19th National Road Championships (RR); 17th Sea
Otter (RR); 2nd Waves for Water Cyclocross (17-18)
Highlight 2014: 7th National Criterium Championship
Career highlights: Nationals Road and Criterium
2015 goal: Top 10 at Valley of the Sun Stage Race; Top 20 at Sea Otter
Road Race; straight A’s
Long term goals: Become a better leader, by inspiring my peers to lead
others as well
Who is your cycling idol and why? Jens Voigt, he represents hard work and being rewarded for what you
put in. “Shut up Legs”
How did you get started? Douglas Tobin encouraged me to start mountain biking with the BYRDS and I later
joined the racing portion of the program.
Anything else we should know about you? I believe that how you treat other people and how you present
yourself is as important, if not more, than how fast you are on the bike.
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Bailey Villalovos
Federal Way, WA
Age: 17
Racing since: 2
012
Photo courtesy of Duane RobinsonMountain Sports Photography
Category: Jr. Expert, Cat 1 (0-18)
Disciplines: Downhill School: Thomas Jefferson High School
Coach: Jerry Villalovos
Team/club: Tigatu Downhill Racing, Monster Energy
Strengths: My line choices and ability to be smooth
Need to work on: Size, I’m growing but a bit smaller than a lot of
my competition
Favorite race: Dry Hill in Port Angeles
Best results 2014: 2nd 2014 NW Cup #5 Stevens Pass (Cat 2/ 15-18)
Highlight 2014: 2nd 2014 NW Cup overall (Cat 2/ 15-18)
Career highlights: 1st 2012 Pro GRT/NW Cup Finals (Cat 3/ 0-14);
2012 USA Cycling National Qualifier; 10th 2013 NW Cup overall
(Cat 2/ 15-18); 2nd 2014 NW Cup #5 Stevens Pass (Cat 2/ 15-18)
2015 goals: Top 10 overall NW Cup #5 Stevens Pass Jr. Expert
Long term goals: Race Elite in World Cups
Who is your cycling idol and why? Troy Brosnan because his young age and smaller size doesn’t stop him
from being a world-class racer. How did you get started? From my dad, we raced motocross when I was very young and made the switch to
MTB and it spiraled from there.
Anything else we should know? My riding is a passion. It’s fun, challenging and so far has had great rewards.
I love riding and racing with friends as well as meeting new people.
Jessica Fisher
Kuna, ID
Age: 17
Racing since: 2
013
Category: Cat 4 (road), Cat 3 (cross and MTB)
Disciplines: Road, Cyclocross, and Mountain
School: Kuna High School
Team/club: BYRDS
Strength: Hill climb
Need to work on: Sprinting
Favorite race: Cross Crusade Deschutes Brewery; Mutual of Enumclaw
Stage Race
Best results 2014: 1st Alpenrose Cross Crusade (17-18);
1st Deschutes Brewery (Cat B); 6th Boise Twilight Criterium (Cat 2/3/4)
Highlight 2014: Junior Road Nationals; posted good cross results
Career highlights: Road Nationals, Cross Crusade, Boise Twilight Criterium
2015 goals: Podium Road Nationals (17-18); podium Cross Crusade (Cat B); podium Sea Otter (road)
Long Term goals: US Elite road team; 2020 Olympics; start my own non-profit to promote women’s cycling
Who is your cycling idol and why? My teammate Hannah Green. She is always there to support and challenge me.
How did you get started? I was a competitive gymnast for 11 years, but started mountain biking and loved it.
I was immediately hooked.
Anything else we should know? My dream job is to teach kids cycling and get paid to spend all day on the bike.
Shannon Mallory
Photo courtesy of Michael Mallory
Bellingham, WA
Age: 16
Racing since: 2
008
Category: Cat 2 (cross), Cat 4 (road/track)
Disciplines: Cyclocross, Road and Track
School: Whatcom Community College
Team/club: Shuksan Velo / Whatcom Women’s development Team
Coach: Jessica Cutler
Strengths: Climbing
Need to work on: Running
Favorite race: Bandit Cross
Best results 2014: 1st Washington Cyclocross State Championship
Highlight 2014: 26th Waves for Water Cyclocross Collaboration
Career highlights: 7th Cyclocross National Championships (Jr. 17-18)
2015 goals: Travel to more UCI cross races, Cat 3 upgrade in road and track
Long term goal: Race Worlds
Who is your cycling idol and why? Katie Compton, she won cross Nationals 11 times.
How did you get started? My dad and his friend took all seven of us kids to a local cross race. I won my age
group and got hooked.
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Stephanie Denroche
Whistler, BC
Age: 16
Racing since: 2
014
Category: Junior women
Disciplines: DH, XC
School: Whistler Secondary School
Team/club: BC High Performance Team / C4 Racer Training and
Whistler Secondary team
Coach: Tara Mowat, Mike Charuk, Cory Leclerc
Strengths: Technical riding
Need to work on: Comfort and control in landing after being in the air
Favorite race: 2014 Canadian Open Crankworx
Best results 2014: National DH Champion (U17)
Highlight 2014: Getting on the BC team having a lot of fun and competing in the sport that I love
Career highlights: Recipient of the Lumpy Leidal Award; make the BC
team; National Championship win
2015 goal: Improve my riding, keep having fun and try to win lots of races
Long term goals: Win downhill Worlds and win against most, if not all of, the guys in my category.
Who is your cycling idol and why? Vaea Verbeeck. She is a really good rider but also very kind.
How did you get started? My step dad owns a bike shop and I’ve always really love messing around on a bike.
An opportunities arose in school for some fun little competitions, and I became hooked.
Layton Meyers
Maple Valley, WA
Age: 1
4
Racing since: 2
013
Category: Cat 1 (MTB), Cat 3 (cyclocross)
Discipline: Enduro, Cross-Country, Cyclocross, Dirt Jump
School: Tahoma Junior High
Team/club: Rad Racing NW
Coach: Jim Brown
Strengths: Going fast downhill and uphill, technical skills
Need to work on: Building up my flat strength for cyclocross
Favorite race: 24-hour race in Spokane
Best results 2014: 7th at 2015 Cyclocross Nationals; 3rd Gateway Park
CX (Cat 3 open); also won my first Cat 1 mountain bike race.
Highlight 2014: Sea Otter Classic; CX Nationals and podium in 12 of the
16 Cat 2/ Cat 1 MTB races entrered.
Career highlights: 7th 2015 CX nationals; 3rd 2014 Chuckanut Bellingham endure; 13th 2014 Sea Otter Classic XC
2015 goals: Top 5 Cross Nationals, top 10 XC and Enduro MTB Nationals. Be competitive in Cat 1 MTB races.
Long term goals: To travel the world racing would be a dream come true. Go to Belgium and race cyclocross.
Who is your cycling idol and why? Sven Nys for cross because he is really fun to watch and I like his technique on “Sveness.” Aaron Bradford for MTB because he is riding the Enduro World Tour for a living.
How did you get started? My dad used to race and he got me into it. After I started my first race I knew I
was hooked.
Cameron Beard
Bend, OR
Age:16
Racing since: 2011
Photo courtesy of Mark Van Est
Category: Cat 2 (road), Cat 1 (cyclocross)
Disciplines: Cyclocross, road
School: Summit High
Team/club: Cannondale/ Cyclocrossworld and NCCF/ specialized
Coach: Bart Bowen
Strengths: Bike handling, climbing
Need to work on: Sprinting
Favorite race: Namur Cross World Cup, Montinore Road Race
Best results 2014: 3rd Cross Nationals, 1st Tour of Americas Dairy Land
Highlight 2014: Worlds Championships in Tábor, CZE Career highlights: 4 consecutive Cross Nationals podiums; USA
National Team cyclocross and road member; Worlds
2015 goals: Top 10 2016 Cyclocross Worlds; top 10 Cyclocoss World
Cup, Road Nationals
Longterm goals: Race on the pro road and cross circuit Who is your cycling idol and why? Tim Johnson, he has been a huge mentor to my cycling.
How did you get started? We hosted pro teams for the Cascade Cycling Classic and the riders got me into it.
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Luke Di Marzo
Squamish, BC
Age: 17 Racing since: 2
011
Category: Junior Expert
Discipline: XC
School: Howe Sound Secondary
Team/club: Cycling BC
Coach: Mike Charuk
Favorite race: Test of Metal
Best results 2014: 4th Sudbury Canada Cup, 7th Baie St Paul Canada
Cup, 8th Canadian XC Nationals, 3rd Team Sprint Track Nationals
Highlight 2014: The final minute on the last lap of the Baie St Paul
Canada Cup. I was with two US national team members and passed
them both in the final woods section with my coach watching. Not my
best result but definitely the most memorable.
Career highlights: Be apart of Thomas Vanderham’s Dream Capture
film project with Anthill films. 3rd at National Track Team Sprint with
Rhys Verner and Felix Burke while on rental bikes.
2015 goals: Represent Canada at the Worlds; Canada Cup podiums; top 10 at Test of Metal.
Longterm goals: Keep enjoying cycling and racing; become a heavy-duty mechanic
Who is your cycling idol and why? Hard and dedicated riders like Steve Peat, Geoff Kabush, and Nino Schurter
How did you get started? It’s what all my friends did growing up and we started racing together. The core
group is on the Team BC.
Maggie Coles-Lyster
Maple Ridge, BC
Age: 16
Racing since: 2
007
Photo courtesy of Clint Trahan
Category: Cat 2 (U17)
Disciplines: Road, Track, Cyclocross
School: Maple Ridge Secondary
Team/club: Local Ride Racing
Coach: Barry Lyster Strengths: All-arounder; strong climber and sprinter
Need to work on: Taking time off the bike
Favorite race: Tour de Gastown (Superweek)
Best results 2014: 4x Canadian National U17 Track Champion
Highlight 2014: Winning the crowd prime racing Elite Women at the
Superweek Giro di Burnaby; BC Provincial Champ; Bronze at Cross
Nationals (U17) Career highlights: 2014 Nationals, 2x NW Jr. Stage Race Champion
2015 goal(s): Top 5 at Superweek; win road, track and cross Nationals
Long term goals: 2016 World Junior Championships; win Olympic gold
in track and road; win the Tour de Gastown; advocate for equal opportunities for women in cycling.
Who is your cycling idol and why? Marianne Vos, she excels at most of the disciplines and is a strong symbol
for women’s cycling. Also Canadian Steph Roorda, Jasmin Glaesser and Laura Brown.
How did you get started? My dad owned a bike store. He coaches/manages a team and organizes events, so
I was pretty much born into the world of cycling.
Anything else we should know? I crashed over some train tracks, 5 minutes into my first Elite training camp
in 2011 and broke both arms.
Max Andros Ritzow
Eugene, OR
Age: 13
Racing since: 2
012
Photo courtesy of Matt Ritzow
Category: Cat 4 (road), Junior 13-14
Disciplines: Cyclocross, road, XC
School: Roosevelt Middle School French Immersion Program
Team/club: Bicycleway.com/Oregon Paddle Sports
Coach: Matt Ritzow (dad)
Strengths: All-arounder leaning toward time trialing
Need to work on: Descending
Favorite race: NW Juniors Classic Stage Race, Cross Crusade
Barton Park
Best results 2014: 5th 2015 US Cross Nationals, 2nd Cross Crusade
GC (Jr 13-14); 3rd NW Junior Classic Stage Race (GC)
2015 goals: National Road Championships
Highlight 2014: Traveling to Austin, Texas and Boulder, Colorado for the Boulder Cup.
Long term goals: Be a pro cyclisimo, get married and have a happy family.
Who is your cycling idol and why? Jens Voigt, because he is really tough, and reminds me of my dad.
Anything else we should know? I have major problems getting ready in time to make group rides.
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Athlete Profiles
Thomas McDonagh
Boise, Idaho
Age: 15
Racing since: 2
014
Photo courtesy of Douglas Tobin
Category: Cat 4 (road), Cat 3 (MTB, cross)
Discipline: MTB, Road, and Cyclocross
School: Hillside Jr. High
Team/club: BYRDS
Strengths: Bike handling, short bursts of power
Need to work on: Endurance
Favorite race: San Dimas Stage Race (TT)
Best results 2014: 1st Barking Spyder and Picketts Charge; multiple
podiums
Highlight 2014: Won Picketts Charge with a 15-minute lead
Career highlights: 1st Deschutes Brewery cross (Cat C). Bogus Basin
Hill Climb under 1hr 10 min
2015 goals: Finish with the pack at Twilight Criterium; win a Cat 2 MTB race
Long term goals: Break 1 hour mark on the Bogus Basin Hill Climb. Remain injury-free.
Who is your cycling idol and why? Greg LeMond because he is the only American to have won the Tour de
France without doping.
How did you get started? I just like the sport. Until last year I had never raced in my life. I joined BYRDS and loved it.
Erik Philipson Seattle, WA Age: 17
Racing since: 2
007
Photo courtesy of Chris Shepley
Category: Cat 3, Junior 17/18
Disciplines: Road, Track
School: The Bush School
Coach: Kainoa Pauole-Roth
Team/club: Hagens Berman/Society Consulting
Strengths: Sprinting, pack riding/positioning and bike handling
Favorite race: Redmond Derby Days
Best results 2014: 1st State Road Race Championship (Jr. 17-18);
1st Tour of Ontario road race
Highlight 2014: Overcoming a concussion to fulfill my season goals
Career highlights: Invited and attended the USA Cycling National Talent
ID Camp; 2x Wash. State Scratch Race Champion
2015 goals: Podium at Junior Track National Championships; Team USA with Tour de l’Abitibi
Long term goals: To race overseas as a member of Team USA
Who is your cycling idol and why? Jens Voigt. He always keeps fighting no matter what.
How did you get started? As a child I would always go on a ride with my family during “Bicycle Sunday,” my
love for the sport just grew from there.
Massimiliano Duso
Vancouver, BC
Age: 18
Racing since: 2
013
Category: U19, Cat 3
Disciplines: Track, road, mountain bike
School: TREK, Lord Byng and Handsworth Team/club: TaG Pro Cycling
Coach: Tim Kilcullen, Lesley Tomlinson, Gina Grain
Strengths: Pushing myself harder than others
Need to work on: Long distances
Favorite race: Enumclaw Stage Race (for atmosphere)
Best results 2014: 1st Junior Road Provincials; 1st Junior National Team
Pursuit; Tour de l’Abitibi (for effort)
Highlight 2014: Riding over iconic tour de France climbs
Career highlights: Red Truck Santa Rosa training camp
2015 goals: Race in Europe. Road Nationals; defend National Team
Pursuit and Provincial Road titles.
Long term goals: To see where racing can take me, geographically speaking.
Who is your cycling idol and why? Marcel Kittel, because he is the most stylin’ racer I know. I strive to have
hair like him.
How did you get started? Ex-racer Roy Robertson got me out on my first road ride and teammate Rowan
Morris introduced me to TaG.
Anything else we should know? A quote, which I think particularly applies to me. I believe it was Phil Liggett
who said “Cycling is 90% mental, and the rest is in your head”
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Road Race Series
4/19, 4/26, 5/3. Mike Cooley, G Corsa Event
Management, 208-371-5175, gcorsaevents.com
Mason Lake RR Series
Mar 8, 15, 22
Mason Lake, WA. Near Shelton. 3-race series.
12-mile loop around Mason Lake. Rolling hills, no
major climbs. 36 to 72 miles based on categories.
Start at Mason Lake County Park. Points standing
only, top 10 score. First race starts at 9:30am. Open
to all. USCA license required. 1-day license for Cat
5 men and Cat 4 women. Series awards.
David Douglas, [email protected]
Oregon Triple Crown - RR
May 31–Sep 26
Many of the Northwest races are set in scenic settings. Photo courtesy Breakaways Promotions
Dirty Circles
Mar 1, 8, 15
Woodland, WA. Race on a relatively flat 6.1-mile
loop along the Columbia River. 4 to 6 laps depending on category. Course direction varies. Junior to
Cat 1. Use OBRA numbers. Points 30 deep in each
race. Overall prizes 3 deep. David Saltzberg,
360-823-9778, zone5promotions.com
EV Spring Series
Mar 1, 7–8, 14, 15, 21, 22, 28–29; Apr 4
Langley, BC. Series comprised of 10 events. 4 racing groups: A, B, C, Junior and Novice. Distance
varies depending on group. Overall calculated on
points. Start 10:30am. Yellow line rule enforced.
UCI, Cycling BC or one day licence. Prize money
at every race. Awards 30 min. after finish. Stuart
Lynne, Escape Velocity CC, 604-461-7351,
escapevelocity.bc.ca
Hammer Race Series
Mar 7, 14
Boise, ID. Start/finish on South Cole between
Kuna Mora and Ten Mile Creek. Distances vary
from 26-63 miles depending on category and race.
Courses vary slightly each week. First start 9am, no
day-of registration, online at Bikereg.com. All men,
women and Masters. Overall on points, includes hot
spots. Prizes 5 deep. Mike Cooley, G Corsa Event
Management, georgescycles.com
Lyle Pearson Spring Races
Apr 19–May 3
Boise, ID. 3-event series open to Cat 1-2 to Master
50+. Cash/merchandize for overall GC. One TT
and 2 RR. No race day registration. Events on:
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Various, OR. Series of 3 challenging event showcasing the long courses of epic rides: Oregon GF,
Willamette GF and Gravel Epic.These are among
the most difficult in Oregon and require more than
273 miles of hard cycling and 21,000+ feet of climbing. Those completing the feast receive a jersey and
lifetime benefits. Events on: 5/31, 8/2, 9/26.
Mike Ripley, Mudslinger Events, 541-225-7946,
oregontriplecrown.com
Revenge of the Disc Wheel
Aug 2, 9
Albany, OR. 2-race series. Points awarded to the
top 10 finishers in each category for each race.
Ties will be determined by time. Kenny Graham,
Revenge Cycling and Promotions, 541-967-3670,
obra.org
Southern Oregon TT Series
Mar 7, 14, 21
Medford, OR. Series of 3 events, 7.9, 12.2 and 18.6
miles respectively. TTT at the end of first event.
Staged at Sams Valley Elementary School. First
rider off at 9am, 1 min. intervals. Ribbons to top 3
in each class after each event. Money to the top 3
males and females for series. All categories including tandem and handcycle. OBRA license required.
Marc DiTommaso, 541-227-3014, obra.org
WSBA Junior Road Dev. Series
Feb 28–Aug 9
Seattle, WA. 9-event series for junior riders. Age
categories: 10-12, 13-14, 15-16, 17-18. Winners
in each category will be recognized at the end of
the season. Overall standings calculated on points.
Events on: 2/28, 4/12, 5/16, 5/30, 6/27, 7/4, 8/1, 8/8.
Joe Holmes, 818-430-7055, wsbaracing.com
WSBA Senior BARR
Feb 28–Aug 9
Various, WA. Best all around road rider for Senior
class only. 8 races including TT, Crit and RR State
Championships which carry double points. Only
active WSBA member can score points. Top 15
get points at championship events, top 10 at other
races. Multiple categories. Events on: 2/28, 3/28,
4/26, 6/6, 7/11, 8/9. Ted Chauvin, WSBA,
wsbaracing.com
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Weekly Series
Monday
Monday PIR
April 20–August 31
Portland, OR. For Masters 30+ men, all women
(any age/ability, including Juniors) and novices of
all ages. 5 categories. At the Portland International
Raceway. Course is a flat, wide, 1.9-mile loop,
closed to traffic with excellent pavement. No tight
corners. Great to learn racing. Designed to provide fast, fun and exciting racing experience. New
racers are welcome and encouraged, women’s
first time rider clinics 2nd Monday of each month.
Registration at start/finish line open at 5pm, first
race at 6:15pm. GC at the end of each month.
Jim Anderson, 503-975-8229, racemondaynight.com
Tuesday
Baddlands Twilight Series
April 7–August 25
Spokane, WA. All races start 6pm, registration open
4:45pm. Event and location varies each week.
Yellow centerline rule in effect in all TT and RR.
Awards after last race. Locations include Spokane,
Cheney and Coeur d’Alene. Points for individual
and team classification. USAC license. Alex Renner,
509-456-0432, baddlands.org
MIVA - Criterium Championships
May 12–July 28
Nanaimo, BC. Reg. 6:30pm. Start 7pm. 1.1km circuit either at Boxwood or Arbutus Meadows. Peter,
Mid Island Velo Association, bikeracing.ca
Pacific Raceways Series
March 24–August 25
Kent, WA. 2.25-mile closed course. Reg. from
5:30pm. Start 6:45pm in March, 7pm from April
on. Open to Cat 1/2/3, Masters 35+ and Cat 4/5.
Course and direction varies weekly. Daily points and
overall. Monthly 30-minute clinic presented by Cycle
U starting 4/7 for those new to racing or wanting to
improve. No race 4/21, 5/12, 6/2 or 8/4. Rory Muller,
260-920-3983, buduracing.com
SWICA Criterium Series
May 5–July 7
Boise, ID. 7 races at Ada County Fairgrounds.
All events count towards SWICA points in each category. 5 different groups. First start: E flight 5:45pm,
A flight 8pm. Registration starts at 5:15pm.
Monthly rankings. Day of reg. only start 5:15pm.
208-890-3118, idahobikeracing.org
Tuesday Night Half-Bogus Ride
July 14–August 11
Boise, ID. Tuesday night training ride, start at
Hingland Elementary at 6:20pm. idahobikeracing.org
Tuesday PIR
Portland, OR. RR circuit at PIR. Genders combined
for Cat 1/2/3, Cat 3/4, Cat 4/5. Flat 1.9-mile loop,
wide road with excellent pavement, closed to traffic. Race direction alternates weekly. Distances and
hot spots vary depending on daylight. Cash and
merchandise prizes. Monthly prizes. Start times:
Juniors 6pm (20 min); Cat 4/5 6:20pm (6 laps); Cat
5 6:25pm (5 laps); Cat 1/2/3 6:40pm (12-28 laps);
Cat 3/4 6:45pm (10-26 laps). Team and individual
season passes available. One-day or OBRA licence
required. William Laubernds, 503-545-9083,
tuesdaynightpir.com
Twilight Criterium Series
July 7–28
Eugene, OR. Traditional flat, fast, 4-corner, wide
open 1km course at Greenhill Technology Park.
Primes every night. Monthly prizes. Open to all.
Registration opens at 5:30pm. First race 6pm.
Women only, 6:30 Cat 4/5, Kiddie Kilo at 7pm, Cat
1/2/3 at 7:15pm. Location: 100 Premier St. Sal
Collura, 541-521-6529, obra.org
Twilight TT Series
May 5–June 30
Coburg, OR. Series of 9 TT. 15 miles flat loop.
Starts/ends near Coburg Elementary School. All
welcome, tandem category. Registration opens
5:30, first rider off at 6:30pm. Sal Collura,
541-521-6529, obra.org
World Tuesday Night Championship
April 28–September 1
Burnaby, BC. Midweek criterium racing every dry
Tuesday (rain = no race) from 6:30pm to 8:30pm.
Registration 6pm. Women and men 4/5 race at
6:30pm, Cat 3/4 men at 7pm and Cat 1/2 men
at 7:30pm. Course alternate between UBC and
Glenlyon Business Park. No race 7/14. Stuart
Lynne, Escape Velocity Cycling Club,
Wednesday
ICE TT / HC Series
May 6–August 5
Pocatello, ID. TT are flat, HC is up either Scout
Mountain or Crystal Mountain. Must be ICE or
Snake River Triathlon Club member. First event
free for non-members. Raffle for swag at each
race. End of season awards ceremony for top rider
in HC, TT and overall.Combined time from best 2
TTs and best of each hill climb. A, B, 50+, Women,
Triathlete, Junior, Clydesdale, Athena, Merckx style
and Recreational. Start 6:30pm in May, 7pm in
summer. Peter Joyce, Idaho Cycling Enthusiasts,
idahocycling.com
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Mt. Tabor Series
MIVA - Hill Climb Championships
June 3–July 8
Portland, OR. Challenging 6-week circuit race series
held on a 1.3-mile hilly loop closed to traffic around
the upper reservoir in Mt. Tabor Park. All categories,
including fixed gear. Points 15 deep. Overall best
5 of 6. Final race: double points. Start 5:50pm.
Benefits the Oregon Food Bank - up to $3 discount
if you bring canned food. Kevin Thompson,
503-481-7662, mttaborseries.com
Victoria Cycling League
Victoria, BC. Multiple organizers unite to provide
cycling enthusiasts and dedicated racers safe, fun,
and challenging race courses. Support all levels.
Location varies weekly. alternate between road,
time trial and hill climb events. Victoria Cycling
League, victoriacyclingleague.wordpress.com
Thursday
Champion Thursdays
Medford, OR. Distance varies. A: 18+ laps. B: 5
races each distance – 10, 12, 14 laps. Each lap is
1.2 miles with an elevation gain of 50’. A: Cat 1/2/3;
B: Cat 4/5; Juniors. Good event to work on team
strategy. 4/16 clinic for beginners and juniors. May
run a TT from time to time. No race on 7/2.
Marc DiTommaso, 541-227-3014, obra.org
August 6–29
Nanaimo, BC. Series of 5 races. Thursday races
start 6:30pm. Last race on Sunday starts at 11am.
Course varies weekly. Peter, Mid Island Velo
Association, bikeracing.ca
MIVA - Nanaimo Time Trial Championships
April 30–July 30
Nanaimo, BC. Reg. 6 pm. Start 7pm (first 2 race
6:30pm. Race Nanaimo Lakes Rd and River Rd.
All categories. Distance varies weekly, 15, 20 or
40km. Corey Friesen, Mid Island Velo Association,
bikeracing.ca
Seward Park Criterium Series
April 2–August 27
Seattle, WA. Short 0.8-mile raindrop-shaped loop in
the park. Very good pavement, 200m hill each lap,
140-degree turn. Race directions vary. Registration
on race day only. Opens at 4:30pm, starts at
5:30pm, 6pm and 7pm. Nightly cash and primes.
Points 6 deep. sewardparkseries.com
TNT Series
April 16–July 9
Boise, ID. Fast Group Training Ride. Thursday night
training series. 20-mile long course. A and B group,
self-seeding. First start at 7pm. idahobikeracing.org
Road Calendar
February
March
Feb 22: Jack Frost Time Trial
Mar 1: Dirty Circles #1
Vancouver, WA. 12.4-mile outand-back, nearly flat on good
pavement. Open to all categories
10-60+ including tandem and
recumbent. Starts at Vancouver
Lake Park. Pre-reg only. First
rider off 9:45am. No prizes.
Phil Sanders, Beaverton Bicycle
Club, 503-649-4632,
bbcbike.com
Feb 28: Cucina Fresca
Ice Breaker TT
Auburn, WA. Pre-reg only.
10-mile course on Green Valley
Rd near Flaming Geyser State
Park between Black Diamond
and Auburn. Start/finish at Green
Valley and 218th. First racer
9am, 30 sec. intervals. USAC
licence. All categories, Junior D
to Pros, tandems welcome. Use
WSBA numbers. Part of WSBA
Junior Road Dev. Series, WSBA
Senior BARR. Daniel Liberator,
Seattle Super Squadra,
206-769-8519, supersquadra.com
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Woodland, WA. See race series
for details. David Saltzberg,
Zone5 Promotions, 360-823-9778,
zone5promotions.com
Mar 1: EV Spring Series #1
Aldergrove, BC. Aldergrove
short course - morning RR,
afternoon TT. See race series
for details. Stuart Lynne,
Escape Velocity, 604-461-7532,
Mar 7–8: EV Spring
Series # 2/3
Langley, BC. Saturday: River
Road - flat, square circuit beside
Fraser River. Sunday: Wix Brown
RR. Score individually. See race
series for details. Stuart Lynne,
Mar 7: Hammer RR #1
Boise, ID. 26 to 42 miles.
See race series for details.
Mike Cooley, G Corsa Event
Management, 208-343-3782,
georgescycles.com
Mar 7: Southern Oregon TT
Series #1
Medford, OR. 7.9 miles. See
race series for details. Marc
DiTommaso, 541-227-3014,
obra.org
Mar 7: Tour de Dung
(Sequim) RR #1
Sequim, WA. Race in the rain
shadow of Olympic Mountain
Range. Start/finish across from
Dungeness State Park and
Recreation Area. Very flat, fast
surfaced course (2-3 rollers).
Wind frequently a factor. Same
course as in years past. Finish
on Kitchen Dick Rd.$7500 in
cash and prizes. First start 9:45
am. See race series for details.
Jeff Nelson, Kryki Sports,
krykisports.com
Woodland, WA. See race
series for details. David
Saltzberg, Zone5 Promotions,
360-823-9778,
zone5promotions.com
Road Calendar
Mar 8: Mason Lake RR #1
Mason Lake, WA. See race
series for details. David Douglas,
206-769-6575, [email protected]
Mar 14–15: Beaver (OSU)
Omnium
Corvallis, OR. Collegiate event.
TT, RR and Criterium. Oregon
State University,
nwcollegiatecycling.us
Mar 14: EV Spring Series # 4
Abbotsford, BC. Bradner challenging road race course.
Stuart Lynne, Escape Velocity,
604-461-7352,
Mar 14: Hammer RR #2
Boise, ID. See race series for
details. Mike Cooley, G Corsa
Event Management,
208-343-3782, georgescycles.com
Series #2
DiTommaso, 541-227-3014,
obra.org
Mar 14: Tour de Dung
(Sequim) RR #2
Sequim, WA. Start/finish across
from Dungeness State Park and
Recreation Area. Very flat, fast
surfaced course (2-3 rollers).
Wind frequently a factor. Same
course as in years past. Finish
on Kitchen Dick Rd. Jeff Nelson,
Kryki Sports, krykisports.com
Woodland, WA. See race series
Zone5 Promotions,
360-823-9778,
zone5promotions.com
Mar 15: EV Spring Series #5
Aldergrove, BC. Aldergrove
East course. Morning: road race,
afternoon TT. See race series
for details. Stuart Lynne, Escape
Velocity, 604-461-7532,
Mar 15: Gran Fondo Ephrata
Ephrata, WA. 80 miles mostly
gravel road, mass start 9am.
Timed to provide recognition to
top finishers. Glimpse to some
very remote, out of the way parts
of Central WA. T-shirt and postride meal. Meet at High Soccer.
Limit 200. Jake Maedke,
Gran Fondo Winthrop (September 27) offers 10,000’ of elevation over 80
miles of mostly gravel roads. Photo courtesy of Jack Maedke
509-754-6361,
rideviciouscycle.com
206-769-6575, [email protected]
Langley, BC. Thunderbird
course. See race series for
details. Stuart Lynne, Escape
Velocity, 604-461-7532,
Mar 21–22: Husky Omnium
North Bend, WA. Collegiate event.
Rory Jack, University of WA
Cycling Team, huskycycling.org
Series #3
DiTommaso, 541-227-3014,
obra.org
Mar 22: Cherry Pie
Road Race
Corvallis, OR. Staged at Santiam
Christian HS in Adair Village.
25-mile course features many
rolling hills and a few short
steep climbs with an uphill finish.
Tandem class offered. Neutral
roll out to race loop. Distance
vary based on category 1 to
3 laps. Cash prizes. Kenny
Graham, 541-967-3670,
willamettevalleycycling.com
Abbotsford, BC. Aldergrove long
course road race. Morning: road
race, afternoon TT. See race
206-769-6575, northwestvelo.com
Mar 22: Tour of Ontario Icebreaker #1
Ontario, OR. 6.7-mile circuit
start/finish on Foothill Dr. Mass
start at 10am. Men Cat 1/2,
Cat 3, Women 1: 57.1 miles.
Others 43.7. Michael Chase,
208-891- 8079, tourofontario.com
Mar 22: VCL Series
Victoria, BC. Caleb Pike course.
Start 10:30am. Victoria Cycling
League, victoriacyclingleague.
wordpress.com
Mar 28–29: EV Spring
Series # 8/9
Langley, BC. Saturday: Murchie
course - Road race. Sunday:
Atomic long course RR and TT.
Scored separately. See race
Mar 28–29: Gorge Roubaix
The Dalles, OR. Omnium format.
Mix of good asphalt and solid
gravel roads. Gravel section
is all on the uphill climb which
is a steady moderate grade.
An 11-23 gear will suffice. Five
race groups, 32 to 61 miles
depending on category. Cash
prize 3 deep. Saturday: Mosier
race, Sunday East Dalles. Also
Gravel Grinder. Chad Sperry,
Breakaway Promotions,
541-296-8908, gorgeroubaix.com
Mar 28: Independence
Valley RR
Rochester, WA. 19.5-mile loop
features rolling hills, roads that
twist through the Valley’s farmland. Couple of short climbs.
First start 9:30am. No separate
Junior category. Start at Swede
Hall. 41, 60.5 or 80 miles. Part
of WSBA Senior BARR. Erik
Anderson, Sound Velo Cycling,
360-870-5025, ssvr.weebly.com
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Road Calendar
Mar 28–29: WWU Omnium
Bellingham, WA. Collegiate,
men A to women C categories.
Saturday am: North Shore RR
on 8-mile loop. Afternoon: 12.8mile TTT out-and-back. Sunday:
Criterium on flat 0.7-mile course
in Delta Tech Industrial Park.
Daniel Benowitz, WWU Team,
nwcollegiatecycling.us
Mar 29: Ridge Circuit
Race and TT
Shelton, WA. Morning TT.
Afternoon circuit race. 2.5
miles in length, with 16 turns
and 40 feet wide. It features 16
turns and rolling terrain. Erik
360-870-5025, ssvr.weebly.com
Mar 29: Tour of Ontario Icebreaker #2
Ontario, OR. 6.7-mile circuit
start/finish on Foothill Dr. Men
Cat 1/2, Cat 3, Women 1: 57.1
miles, start at 9am. Master
35+, 43.7 miles start 9:20am.
Others 43.7 miles start 11:40am.
Michael Chase, 208-891- 8079,
tourofontario.com
April
Apr 4: EV Spring Series # 10
Langley, BC. Thunderbird course
road race. See race series for
details. Stuart Lynne, Escape
Velocity, 604-461-7532,
Apr 4–5: Whitman College
Omnium
Walla Walla, WA. Collegiate
event. Luke Odgen, Whitman
College, nwcollegiatecycling.us
Apr 5: VCL Series
Victoria, BC. Caleb Pike course.
Start 10:30am. Victoria Cycling
League, victoriacyclingleague.
wordpress.com
Apr 11: King’s Valley RR
Pedee, OR. Perfect for strong
men and women. Rolling 19.5mile loop on good to excellent roads. Cat 1/5 men, Cat
1/4 women, Masters 40/50+.
Cameron Bittle, 541-345-1727,
obra.org
Apr 11: MSU Road Race
Bozeman, MT. Collegiate event.
Kristian Miller, Montana State
University, nwcollegiatecycling.us
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Apr 11: Ronde Ohop
Eatonville, WA. Starts at Mashel
Loop Field. 2-4 x 6-mile paved
circuit, plus 10 laps of the Mashel
loop (1 mile paved, 1 mile dirt).
Men Cat 1/3, Cat 4/5, Masters
35+ and women. See race series
for details. Michael Pruitt,
360-832-2434, wsbaracing.org
Apr 12: Gran Fondo
Goldendale
Goldendale, WA. 90 miles of
non-stop epic views and rolling
terrain on the edge of arid central
Washington and the mountains.
This ride adds up to 6200' of
climbing and just enough gravel
to keep your drive train gritty.
Jake Maedke, 509-754-6361,
Apr 12: Jeremy’s Roubaix
Pitt Meadows, BC. Previously
known as Barry’s Roubaix. A
tooth rattling, gritty good time!
10km mostly flat circuit is 40%
gravel. Run in the spirit of the
classic epic Paris Roubaix. BC
Premier event. Barry Lyster,
Local Ride Bike Shop,
604-466-2016, localride.ca
Apr 12: Rhonde Van Boise
Boise, ID. 65+ miles with 20
miles of climbing (8500’). Group
hill climb. Start at George’s
on Front Street, 9:30 am.
Mike Cooley, 208-371-5175,
georgescycles.com
Apr 12: UM Road Race
Missoula, MT. Collegiate event.
Kara Doescher, University of
Montana, nwcollegiatecycling.us
Apr 12: Vance Creek RR
Elma, WA. 13.25-mile loop
includes narrow European-style
farm road and 1km climb to
finish. Starts by cooling towers
on top of Fuller Hill in Satsop.
Course encourages opportunistic racing strategy. First race
9:30am. Juniors race separately.
Part of WSBA Junior Road Dev.
Series. Erik Anderson, Olympia
Orthopedic Cycling Team,
ssvr.weebly.com
Apr 16–19: Sea Otter Classic
Monterey, CA. 25th anniversary.
Thrusday: Criterium, Friday:
Road races, Saturday: Circuit
races and GF. Sunday: RR and
circuit races. 800-218-8411,
seaotterclassic.com
Apr 17–19: Tour of Walla
Walla Stage Race
Walla Walla, WA. 3-or 4-stage
race depending on category.
Friday: RR rolling circuit with hilltop finish for Pro 1-2, Cat 3 and
Masters 40+. No women’s race
Friday. Saturday: 8.7-mile TT
and downtown 1.1-mile 8-corner
crit, all categories. Sunday: hilly
RR. No day-of reg. Doubles as
Collegiate event. Micheal Austin,
Wheatland Wheelers CC,
509-525-4949, tofww.org
Apr 18–19: USAC
Pro Criterium and TTT
National Champ.
Greensville, SC. usacycling.org
Apr 19: As the Raven
Flies TT #1
McMinnville, OR. 6 miles out and
back on chipseal and smooth
blacktop pavement. Start 10am.
Open to men, women, Juniors,
Masters. Kevin Nichols,
971-237-1206, obra.org
Apr 19: Barton Park
Circuit Race
Estacada, OR. Steve Long,
503-652-1202, obra.org
Apr 19: Jason Broome TT
Boise, ID. 20-mile TTT. First rider
9am, intervals at 30 seconds. Part
of Lyle Pearson Spring Races.
georgescycles.com
Apr 19: Larry Kemp
Memorial Ride
Seattle, WA. Not a race but
for racers. Ride around Lake
Washington in remembrance of
Larry Kemp and raise money for
local juniors. Donation support
the WSBA Junior development
programs and keep entry cost
low for the 10-14 years old kids
MTB camp . Start at 9:30am
at Starbucks in Leschi. Tricia
Laurence, Fisher Plumbing
Cycling Team, wsbaracing.org/
larry-kemp-camp.html
Apr 25–26: Conference
Championships
Palouse, WA. Collegiate
event presented by WSU and
University of Idaho (Moscow
event). Zack Bowden,
Washington State University,
nwcollegiatecycling.org
Road Calendar
Apr 25–26: Deschutes
River Valley Time Trial
Stage Race
Maupin, OR. 3 individual
stages. Staging at Imperial River
Company. Open to all 19+ riders. Tandem and recumbent
categories. Reg. 6:30-8:30am.
1st race: 25 miles at 9am. 2nd:
8-mile hill climb at 3pm. 3rd: 48
miles at 8am on Sunday. George
Thomas, Race Across Oregon,
541-354-1520, obra.com
Apr 25: Eugene Roubaix
Eugene, OR. 13-mile loop with
1.5-mile dirt/gravel section,
smooth and mostly flat otherwise. Reg. opens 8:30am off
Central, in school parking lot. Cat
1-5 men, 1-5 women, Masters
women 40+, Masters men 40+,
60+. Dillon Cadwell, obra.org
Apr 25: Olympic View RR
Brady, WA. Mostly flat with a
few rolling hills. 18-mile loop,
number of laps vary based on
category. No separate Juniors
class. First start 9:30am. Start at
Olympic View Grange Hall. Erik
ssvr.weebly.com
Apr 25–26: Race the Ridge
Maple Ridge, BC. Challenging
3-stage race. Saturday: RR and
TT. Sunday: Crit. Exciting, high
speed, and spectator-friendly
events on tried and true courses.
Includes Youth Stage Race for
those under 17, free kids race.
BC Premier event. Barry Lyster,
Local Ride Bike Shop,
604-312-3318, localride.ca
Apr 26: Chicken Dinner RR
Nampa, ID. 48-60 miles. Start at
Deer Flat and Perch Rd, south
of Nampa. Part of Lyle Pearson
Spring Races. Mike Cooley, G
Corsa Event Management,
Apr 26: Ronde Van Palouse
Spangle, WA. 16-mile circuit
course in open farm country.
Good pavement (10 miles)
except for sections of graded
gravel road ( 6 miles). Constant
rollers, wind favors strong
all-around riders. Finish 2
miles northeast of Liberty HS.
Puncture resistant tires recommended. Part of WSBA Senior
BARR. Henry Hamby, G.S. Gap,
509-747-2197,
rivercityred.blogspot.com
Apr 29–May 3: Tour of
the Gila
Silver City, NM. UCI 2.2. 5-day
stage race for Elite, Cat 1 to 4
men, women and Master men. 3
RR, 1 TT, 1 criterium. Distance
varies based on category. Citizen
criterium on Saturday. UCI men’s
sanctioned event. Jack Brennan,
Tour of the Gila Inc.,
575-590-2612, tourofthegila.com
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Road Calendar
May
May 2: As the Raven
Flies TT #2
McMinnville, OR. Longer distance. Raced on chipseal and
smooth blacktop pavement. Start
10am. Open to men, women,
Juniors, Masters. Kevin Nichols,
971-237-1206, obra.org
May 2: Nampa Boys & Girls
Club Gran Fondo
Nampa, ID. 5-mile family ride
(10am), 32 miles (9am) or metric
century (8am). Participants in the
longest rides receive goody bag
and post-ride meal. Start/finish
at Ford Idaho Center. Benefits
Boys and Girls Club of Nampa.
Melissa Gentry, 208-461-7203,
bgcnampa.org
May 2–3: Tour de Bloom
Wenatchee, WA. Mass start
uphill time trial from Squilchuck
State Park to the Mission Ridge
Ski Area, criterium in historic
downtown Wenatchee, RR on
the Waterville Plateau in adjacent Douglas County. Omnium
points format. $10,000 in prizes.
Part of Apple Blossom Festival.
Jason Bollinger, Wenatchee
Valley Velo, 509-670-8720,
wenatcheevalleyvelo.org
May 3: Emmett-Roubaix RR
- ID State Champ.
Emmett, ID. Start at Emmett City
Park 9:30am. Distances between
55-75 miles. Part of Lyle Pearson
Spring Races. Mike Cooley, G
Corsa Event Management,
May 3: Montinore
Circuit Race
Forest Grove, OR. Staged at
Montinore Vineyard. RR on 10km
lush rolling loop with 316’ elev
gain per lap. Uphill finish, Strava
climb challenge. All categories.
Medals 3 deep. Distance based
on category. First start 9am.
William laubernds, 503-545-9083,
obra.org
May 3: VCL Series
Victoria, BC. Windsor Park
Criterium. Start 8am. Victoria
Cycling League, victoriacyclingleague.wordpress.com
May 8–10: USAC Collegiate
Road National Champ.
Asheville, NC. usacycling.org
May 9–10: Devo Stage Race
Langley, BC. Saturday: Langley
Speedway criterium. Afternoon:
River Road long TT. Sunday:
Snake RR. Omnium format. BC
Youth Series. See race series for
details. Escape Velocity,
May 9: Nitty Gritty
Dirt Fondo
Nine Mile Falls, WA. New event.
65-mile dirt fondo. Michael
Emde, Emde Sports,
509-326-6983, emdesports.com
May 9: Ravensdale RR
Ravensdale, WA. 9-mile loop on
county roads with a few small
hills. Registration opens 7:15am,
closes 15 min. before start time.
First start 8:30am, last start
11am. Open to men Cat 1 to 5,
women 1 to 4, Masters. Deanna
Muller, DuBu Racing,
May 10: Sauerkraut Roubaix
Corvallis, OR. Start/finish at
Crescent Valley High School/
Lewisburg Saddle. 46-, 65-,
96-mile options. Cash payouts.
Adam Kennedy, English Cycles
Racing Team, 971-221-5379,
gardenvelo.com
May 16: Estacada Time Trial
Estacada, OR. 20-mile TT
for adult categories, 10-mile
for Junior 10-14. Starts at
Promontory Park, East of
Estacada at mile marker 31 on
Highway 224. Out-and-back
on highway 224 along the
Clackamas River. Overall standings and awards. Pre-reg & day
of 8:30-9:30am, first rider off at
10am. Scott Jones,
971-998-2132, obra.org
May 16–17: Idaho TT
Festival
Boise, ID. 2-day, TT stage race.
Friday Mini Bogus, Saturday
40km. Must enter all stages to
be eligible for cash and medals.
All categories. John Rogers,
Team Bobs Bicycles,
208-284-9671, bobs-bicycles.com
May 16–17: Mutual of
Enumclaw Stage Race
Enumclaw, WA. 20th annual.
Saturday: flat TT in the a.m.,
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followed by figure-8 criterium
course downtown. Sunday: RR
up Mud Mountain. Youth categories: U15, U17 and U19 available. Part of WSBA Junior Road
Dev. Series. Erik Anderson,
Sound Velo Cycling,
moestagerace.com
May 16–18: Nakusp Road
Bike Weekend
Nakusp, BC. Saturday: 10km
hill climb. Sunday: 50km road
race to New Denver. Monday:
criterium. Grassroots fun bike
weekend in the spectacular
and world class setting of the
West Kootenays. Janis Neufeld,
Kootenay Sufferfest Society,
250-265-8707,
kootenaysufferfest.com
May 23: Bend Don’t Brake
Bend, OR. Relatively flat, wellpaved 9.9-mile circuit with a few
rolling hills and a fast, sprint
finish. Number of laps varies
according to category. Open to
all categories, no separate Junior
category. First race 9am. Bring
OBRA numbers. Oregon Senior
Games event. Amanda Porino,
West Coast Women Cycling
Team, 415-652-1484,
benddontbrake.com
May 23–24: Hayman
Classic BC Youth Road
Championships
Penticton, BC. Saturday:
Faulder TT on an out-and-back
fast course with small rollers.
Afternoon 5-corner criterium in
Penticton. Sunday: Oliver RR
on a 20km loop features steep
climb for first 3km and high
speed twisty decent at mid-point.
Last km has small popper hill
and a few turns. Everything else
relatively flat and fast. Start/finish
at South Okanagan Secondary.
Open to U13 to U19. BC Youth
Series. Ron Hayman,
cyclingbc.net
May 23: Lewis & Clark
Ultra 6/12
Vancouver, WA. 6- and 12-hour
TT race - long loop 144 miles,
short loop 10. Start at Hockinson
Middle School, travel on rolling
hills and farmland to Bonneville
Dam, over Old Man Pass and
Swift Reservoir. Start 7am. Solo
or team, tandem and recumbent
categories. OBRA sanctioned.
Road Calendar
Glenn Johnson, 360-718-0173,
lacultra.com
May 23–25: USAC Pro Road
& TT National Champ.
Chattanooga, TN. usacycling.org
May 24: Twilight TT Eddy
Championship
Coburg, OR. For all riders beginners to pros. OBRA TT championships for Eddy Merckx Men,
Women and teams. First rider off
3pm. Juniors U10-18, Masters
30-60+, Men/Women Pro to Cat
5, Eddy Senior M/W and TTT.
Eddy class: race old style, no
aero equipment of any kind. Sal
Collura, 541-521-6529, obra.org
May 30–31: BC Road, TT
and Crit Championships
Whistler, BC. crankworxs.com
May 30–31: Capital
Stage Race
Olympia, WA. 2 days, 3
stages. Saturday: 4-mile TT on
Deschutes Parkway and State
Capital Campus crit. Sunday: RR
on the best routes around South
Puget Sound. Part of WSBA
Junior Road Dev. Series.
Erik Anderson, CBC Racing,
capitalstagerace.com
May 30–31: Kicking
Horse Cup
Golden, BC. Saturday: 13.4km
hill climb. Start at Spirit Square,
finish Kicking Horse Resort.
Sunday: 90km race Australian
pursuit style. Elite race with
Masters sportive class. Cycling
BC and ABA sanctioned races.
MIke Macklem, 403-609-8997,
kickinghorsecup.com
May 30: Lyle Pearson
200 Challenge
May 30: OBRA TTT
Championships
Peoria, OR. First rider off 9am.
Flat course. Distance vary based
on category. 10, 20 or 40 km.
Kenneth Graham, 541-967-3670,
[email protected]
May 31: Gran Fondo
Leavenworth
Leavenworth, WA. 87 miles
starts at Cascade HS at 8am.
Perfect mix of pavement, forest
service roads and 3 mega-mountain passes with 8400’ of climbing. Hard ride with cut off time.
Jake Maedke, 509-754-6361,
Boise, ID. Boise to Sun Valley.
Teams of 4 riders, sum of each
rider’s USCF category must be
10 or greater for team to qualify.
10 sections, each team picks (in
advance) who is racing. LP 100
Team and LP 100 solo available. Mike Cooley, George’s
Lightweight Cycles,
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Road Calendar
May 31: Oregon Gran Fondo
- Triple Crown #1
Cottage Grove, OR. Oregon’s
largest Gran Fondo. Challenging,
remote course in the coast
range of the Siuslaw National
Forest. 117- (5800’), 71- (3900’)
and 31-mile routes. Kick off
event of series. Part of Oregon
Triple Crown - RR. Mike Ripley,
Mudslinger Events,
541-847-3030,
June
Jun 5: Peninsula Coop
Sprint Challenge
Victoria, BC. Race 1 lap of the
speedway circuit, organized into
heats of four racers each. Top
two in each knockout heat move
on to the next round until the ultimate champion is crowned. Jon
Watkin, Russ Hays Racing Cycle
Club Society, 250-415-3246,
russhaysracing.com
Jun 5–7: Robert Cameron
Law Cycling Series
Victoria, BC. Friday: rumble
5km TT on Dallas Rd. Saturday:
Westhills Classic RR on the
relentless Metchosin 10km circuit
course. Sunday: legendary RH
Bastion Square GP and Timbits
Challenge. Opening weekend
of Victoria Cycling Festival. Jon
Watkins, Russ Hays Racing
Cycle Club Society,
victoriabikerace.com
Jun 5–7: Treasure Valley
Grand Prix
Nampa, ID. Stage 1 TT: 10.5km rolling course with 2 righthand turns. Stage 2 Crit: 1km
course with many turns. Stage
3: RR - 24-mile loop with steep
climbs and fast descents. 1.3mile straightaway across dam to
S/F. Primes and time bonuses
awarded during criterium. Cash
purse. Para-cycling categories.
Team Dobbiaco, 208-412-3527,
teamdobbiaco.com
Jun 6: Hammer Velo
Criterium
Hillsboro, OR. 5th annual. Clinic
at 8am. Racing start at 8:30am,
last event at 2:30pm. 14 categories. Wide open course. Jeff
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Tedder, Hammer Racing Team,
503-473-7650, obra.org
Jun 6: Monument Series:
Hagg Lake RR
Gaston, OR. Canceled.
Jeff Mitchem, Pedal Event,
971-400-1840, pedalevent.com
Jun 6: Nampa Downtown
Twilight Criterium
Nampa, ID. Belle District 1.1km
spectator-oriented course. Long
straightaways, fast left- and
right-hand turns. All categories
including citizens. Kids race per
age group: 3-4, 5-6, 7-10. Part of
Omnium. Vernon Padaca, Team
Dobbiaco, 208-571-1730,
teamdobbiaco.com
Jun 6: Second Ascent
Ballard Criterium
Ballard, WA. A classic. 1km,
almost flat, 4-corner crit course.
Slight raise to finish on cobbles.
Cat 5 limited to 50 riders. Part
of WSBA Senior BARR. Nik
Rebhuhn, Step Down Racing,
stepdownracing.com
Jun 7: Birds of Prey RR
Huna, ID. Distance varies from
20-30 miles. First start 8am, The
4.91mile circuit course is flat
and fast with very little vertical
gain (191feet). The course is
clockwise starting and ending on
S. Ten Mile Rd. Part of Omnium.
Mike Cooley, Boise CC /
George’s Cycles, 208-371-5175,
gcorsaevents.com
Jun 11–15: Banff Nat’l Park
Bike Fest
Banff, AB. Five challenging races
in Banff National Park. More
than $21,500 in prize money. 5
stages for Cat 1/2 men, Cat 1/3
women, Cat 3/4 men. Individual
races open to Cat 3/4 men,
Cat 5 men. Cruise for a Cause
and Little Crits race Saturday.
Julia Freeman, Banff Lake
Louise Tourism, 403-762-0284,
banfflakelouise.com/bikefest
Jun 12–13: Rockwell Relay
Moab, UT. 4-person relay, 3
legs per rider, covering528 miles
(average 44 miles/leg). Moab
to St. George. Goes through 2
National Parks. Multiple start
times at Swanny Park.
Tyler Servoss, 801-888-3233,
rockwellrelay.com
Jun 13–14: High Desert
Omnium - Men’s OBRA RR
Championship
Bend, OR. 3 events, omnium
format. Saturday: morning
25-50 min. criterium. Mostly flat
9.5-mile TT in the afternoon.
Sunday: RR at Edison Sno-Park
near Mt Bachelor. Open to all.
Men’s OBRA RR championships.
Cate Hass, Bend Bella Cyclists,
541-241-4787,
highdesertomnium.com
Jun 13–14: Snake River
Landing’s Cycle Fest
Idaho Falls, ID. Criterium
and road circuit. Dirk Cowley,
801-699-5126,
racedayeventmanagement.com
Jun 14: North Shore
Road Race
Bellingham, WA. wsbaracing.org
Jun 16–23: Race Across
America (RAAM)
Oceanside, CA. World’s toughest
bicycle race. Non-stop 3000 miles
coast-to-coast with over 100,000’
of climbing. Open to solo racers
and 2-, 4- and 8-person teams.
Finish in Annapolis, MD. Rick
Boethling, RAAM, 303-442-7223,
raceacrossamerica.org
Jun 20: Cannonball
Seattle, WA. Ultramarathon, 276
miles. Start is at the I-90 Bike
Path and MLK Way. 3:00 a.m.
No support offered, provide your
own. Duane Wright, QUACC,
206-724-1109,
[email protected]
Jun 20: Gran Fondo
Ellensburg
Winthrop, WA. 80-mile difficult
ride intended for experienced
cyclists. Nearly 10,000’ of climbing and descending, much of
which is on rough Forest Service
roads. It will likely be hot as well.
Jake Maedke, 509-754-6361,
Jun 20: Mary’s Peak Hill
Climb (MPHCTT)
Philomath, OR. Gain 3478’ on
12-mile climb up wide, smooth
Mary’s Peak Rd. Averages about
6-8% grade. Start at intersection of Mary’s Peak Rd and Hwy
34 (1200’), ends at parking lot
on top (3600’). All categories,
including tandems. Running
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race as well. Adam Kennedy,
Vertebrata Chiropractic Cycling
Team, 971-221-5379,
vccycling.com/mphctt
Jun 20: Sumner Buckley
Kermesse
Buckley, WA. Crit-style race.
Michael Pruitt, 206-227-7111,
wsbaracing.org
Jun 21: Rainier Road
Race / Women OBRA RR
Championship
Rainier, OR. Staged at Rainier
HS. 16-mile loop with 730’ of
climbing, one long gradual climb.
Distances vary 16-80 miles. All
Senior and Masters men’s category. 4 separate women start
groups including Novice and
Juniors racing shorter distance.
Molly Cameron, obra.org
Jun 24–28: USAC Amateur &
Para Road National Champ.
North Lake Tahoe, CA.
Elite, U23, Juniors and Para.
usacycling.org
Jun 25–28: Canadian Road
Nationals - Elite & Para
TBA, QC. Road, ITT and criterium. Open to Canadian citizens,
landed-immigrants only. Francis
Rancourt, 418-227-5894,
cyclingcanada.ca
Jun 26–28: Baker City
Cycling Classic +
Gran Fondo
Baker City, OR. 3 days and 4
stages with 8000+’ of climbing. Pros and amateurs race
same course. Stage 1: Sumpter/
Prairie City RR. Stage 2: BCCC
12-mile TT. Stage 3: Tour d’Town
Criterium, 25-60 minutes. Stage
4: 101-mile Tour d’Horn RR. Also
Sunday Gran Fondo event. Brian
Vegter, BCCC, 541-523-5265,
bakercitycycling.org
Jun 27–28: BC XC & DH
Championships / BC Cup DH
Whistler, BC. Saturday/ Sunday:
DH, Sunday: XC. BC Premier
event. Part of BC Cup DH
Series. cyclingbc.net
Jun 27: Sick Hill Climb
Twin Falls, ID. Start at Rock
Creek Store - 22 miles with 3000’
of climbing, summit finish. First
15 miles is gradual, last 7 climbs
1800’. Southern Idaho Cycling
Klub, sick-riders.com
Jun 27: The VGF Doppio
(Victoria Gran Fondo)
Victoria, BC. Ride southern
Vancouver Island, up the west
coast to Port Renfrew, across
the island then back to Victoria.
268km loop. Support stations
every 60km. Hot meals, sports
bars, gels and real food. Support
vehicles. David Sudbury,
250-389-6177,
victoriagranfondo.com
Jun 27: Volunteer Park
Criterium
Seattle, WA. 0.8-mile loop
inside Volunteer Park with small
150-yard hill climb. Part of WSBA
Junior Road Dev. Series.
Cucina Fresca Cycling Team,
wsbaracing.org
Jun 28: Tacoma Twilight
Criterium
Tacoma, WA. Night racing in
Proctor Business District. 4-cor-
ner, .4-mile course on smooth
pavement. Slight side hill and
one challenging corner. All categories, kids race. Mike Brown,
253-272-1351,
tacomatwilight.com
July
Jul 2–5: Canadian Road
Nationals - Juniors/Masters
TBA, QC. Road, ITT and criterium. Open to Canadian citizens,
landed-immigrants only. Francis
Rancourt, 418-227-5894,
cyclingcanada.ca
Jul 4: Joe Matava Memorial
Criterium
Burien, WA. 1km, 4-corner,
closed course in downtown
Burien. All categories. Part of
WSBA Junior Road Dev. Series.
David Tollefson, Wheelsport
Cycling Team, 253-445-6660,
wheelsportcycling.com
Jul 5: Pringle Creek
Criterium
Salem, OR. A 1-mile twisting
course featuring several corners
in Pringle Creek Community. A
great circuit and the perfect race
for the fast and strong rider. Earl
Hazekamp, Capitol Velo Racing
Club, 503-871-5839,
tuttleinfosystems.com
Jul 5: Wildcat Mtn
Uphill Challenge
Eagle Creek, OR. 11.4 miles,
1944’ of elevation gain. Most
pavement in good condition.
Start at Kitzmiler Rd/Eagle Fern
Rd. All categories U10 to Cat 1,
tandem included. Steve Long,
503-652-1202, obra.org
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Jul 10–12: Tour de Delta
Delta, BC. 3 days, 3 races. MK
Delta Criterium, Brenco Criterium
and new UCI 1.2 White Spot
RR - 140km men, 85km women.
$25,000 cash prize. Activities
for family and kids. Categories:
women Open, men Pro 1, 2.
Mark Ernsting, Municipality of
Delta, 604-760-7373,
tourdedelta.com
Jul 11: Andersen Banducci
Twilight Criterium
Boise, ID. Flat, 4-corner classic
1km loop through downtown. 1
hour plus 5 laps for main event,
30 to 45’ plus 1 lap for preliminary races. Cash and merch.
Start 3pm, awards 10pm. Kids
ride 2:30pm. US Crit Series.
boisetwilightcriterium.com
Jul 11: Redmond
Derby Days
Redmond, WA. America’s longest running bicycle race. Some
of the fastest cyclists in the NW
race on flat fast 0.5-mile loop in
downtown Redmond from 2-8pm.
Kids parade, live concert, carnival and fireworks. Part of WSBA
Senior BARR. Lisa Rhodes,
Pro-Motion Sports, 425-556-2360,
redmondderbydays.com
Jul 11: St Honoré Criterium
Portland, OR. Wide 1km flat
course with 8 corners run counterclockwise . Great for beginners and seasoned pros. Start is
on NW 17th between Pettygrove
and Quimby. Elaine Bothe,
503-335-0808, obra.org
Jul 12: Georgetown
Criterium
River Cycling, 208-890-3118,
lostrivercycling.org
Jul 12: OUCH
Corbett, OR. 16.2 miles, 3816’
uphill TT from Corbett School
Complex up to Larch Mtn summit
at Sherrard Point. Start 9:30am.
Open to all. Benefits Corbett
School District, NEMCCA and
OBRA. Ernie Conway,
503-329-7978,
Consystency.Net/OBRA/OUCH
Jul 12: Prospera Gran Fondo
Axel Merckx
Penticton, BC. 5th annual. 3
distances: Granfondo 160km,
Mediofondo 92km, Cortofondo
55km. Start/finish at Gyro Park.
Piccolofondo for kids under 12.
Fully supported, traffic controlled.
Join Axel Merckx and friends on
this scenic valley ride. Finish line
festivities and prizes. Jeff Plant,
Axel Merckx Events,
granfondoaxelmerckx.com
Jul 14: UBC Grand Prix
Criterium
Vancouver, BC. Open to Pro/Am
men and women. Around 1km
circuit for 40-65 laps. Primes and
$10k cash prize. Kids race and
corporate challenge. BC Premier
event. Mark Ernstring,
604-760-7373, ubcgrandprix.com
Jul 15: Global Relay
Gastown Grand Prix
Vancouver, BC. Crit in historic
downtown Vancouver. Spectatorpacked, super fast, exciting
1.2km course with hairpin turn.
2 races, men Pro 1/2 (50 laps),
women Pro 1/3 (30 laps). First
place pays $13k men and
women. $25K total for each.
Part of USA Crits Series. Mark
Ernsting, globalrelayGGP.org
Seattle, WA. Flat, fast 4-corner
course on smooth pavement.
Run counterclockwise, starts
on Denver Ave. Pre-reg and
day-of registration. All categories. Kids races. First start
9am, last 6:20pm. Ian Mensher,
Stranamanti Cycling,
krcycling.wordpress.com
Jul 15–18: Southeast Idaho
Senior Games
Jul 12: Idaho State Criterium
Championships
Burnaby, BC. 1.3km fast, challenging crit course in heart of
Burnaby’s Italian district. Prize
purse $15,000. Evening race.
Mark Ernsting, 604-760-7373,
girodiburnaby.com
Hidden Springs, ID. 1km, 8-corner course. Staged at Hidden
Springs Community Village
Green 9am. Kurt Holzer, Lost
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Pocatello, ID. Criterium, 5.1-mile
hill climb, 5 and 10km TT and
20 and 40 mile RR. 5-year age
brackets. Tony Chesrow,
208-233-2034,
seidahoseniorgames.org
Jul 16: Giro di Burnaby
Jul 16–18: Tour of Montana
+ Gran Fondo
Missoula, MT. New event. TTT,
RR and criterium race. RR is a
urban course through Missoula
with 8000’ of climbing and a
downtown finish. Criteriums for
all categories during the day,
twilight for pro men and women.
Equal cash prize. Sunday gran
fondo ride. Kirt Stockton,
tourofmontana.org
Jul 17–18: Tour de
White Rock
White Rock, BC. Criterium, and
RR through the hilly seaside.
130km men, 80km women.
Family Fun Zone at crit. Women
open, men Pro 1, 2. BC Premier
event. City of White Rock,
604-541-2161, tourdewhiterock.ca
Jul 18: Idaho State TT
Championships
Mountain Home, ID.
idahobikeracing.org
Jul 18–20: Race Across
Oregon
The Dalles, OR. 515-mile route
through eastern OR with more
rolling hills, steeper grades and
40,000’ of climbing. RAAM qualifier. Solo, 2-, 4-, and 8-person
relay teams. 200-mile option run
concurrently. Terri Gooch, Race
Across Oregon, 541-354-1520,
raceacrossoregon.com
Jul 18: Reliant Recovery
Water Criterium
TBD, WA. Criterium race.
wsbaracing.org
Jul 19: OBRA Uphill TT
Championships
Government Camp, OR. Ernie
Conway, 503-329-7978, obra.org
Jul 19: Old 99 Kermesse
TBD, WA. Crit-style race.
Michael Pruitt, wsbaracing.org
Jul 19: Prospera Valley
Gran Fondo
Fort Langley, BC. 160km Gran
Fondo, 88km Medio, 50km
Presto, Thule Hill Climb or Team
challenges. Fully supported,
chip timing, swag and finish line
festival. Canadian Velo Events,
valleygranfondo.com
Jul 19: VCL Series
Victoria, BC. Tentative. Mt
Doug Hill Climb. Start 10:30am.
Road Calendar
Victoria Cycling League, victoriacyclingleague.wordpress.com
Jul 22–26: Cascade
Cycling Classic
Bend, OR. The longest running
stage race in N. America. 5 days
for Pro races, 3 days for the
Cat 2, 3, 4, and Masters. Chad
Sperry, Breakaway Promotions,
541-388-0002,
cascadecyclingclassic.com
Jul 25: Jedermann Gran
Fondo / 12 & 24 hr Road
Challenge
Cheney, WA. 4th annual. 100-,
66- and 30-mile routes through
charming farm towns of Cheney,
Sprague, Tokio, Harrington and
Edwall. Pancake breakfast,
T-shirt, pint glass, medals, live
music, beer garden, gourmet
BBQ. Fully supported. Benefits
Let’s Move Cheney and Spokane
Osteoporosis with free bone density screenings. Michael Emde,
Jul 25: Mt. Tabor
Circuit Race
Portland, OR. Tough, 1.3-mile
hilly and curvy circuit encircles
upper reservoir and passes the
neck of the ancient volcano
that formed Mt. Tabor. Each lap
has 136.6’ of climbing. Kevin
Thompson, 503-481-7662,
mttaborseries.com
Jul 26: Gresham Criterium
Gresham, OR. Venerable downtown Gresham course featuring
6 “L” corners with wide fast turns
and smooth pavement. Wide
finishing straight. Start 9am, last
race 3pm. Registration 8am.
Kevin Thompson, Half Fast Velo/
Cyclepath, 503-481-7662, obra.org
August
Aug 1: Franz Bakery
Criterium
Portland, OR. 1.1km course
features a winding technical
downhill, 40’ of climbing and
a fun points race-style format.
Charles Warner, 360-624-1801,
franzbakerycrit.com
Aug 1–2: NW Juniors
Stage Race
Elma, WA. 3 stages in 2 days
at the Satsop Development
Park. Stage 1: Giro Time Trial
Stage. Stage 2: Hammer
Nutrition Criterium. Stage 3:
Jim Brown SR Memorial Road
Race Presented by Kona. Part of
WSBA Junior Road Dev. Series.
Erik Anderson, South Sound
Velo, ssvr.weebly.com
Aug 2: Revenge of the Disc #1
Brownsville, OR. See race series
for details. Kenneth Graham,
541-905-9698, obra.org
Aug 2: Swan Island
Criterium
Portland, OR. Criterium race
featuring all categories and kids
event. Registration 7am. Course
is flat and very safe (only 2 corners), wide-open streets. Start
8:30am. Todd Duncan,
503-806-2067, obra.org
Aug 2–12: Tour de BC
White Rock, BC. Tentative date.
5145km route with 47,000’ of
climbing. Solo or team entry of
2, 4 or 8 riders. Longest ultradistance race on earth. Estimate
7-17 days long. Shorter distance
available: 2800 and 1600km.
Perry Stone, Ride Canada,
778-292-7525, tourdebc.com
Aug 2: Willamette Gran
Fondo -Triple Crown #2
Philomath, OR. 3 distances in
the heart of Willamette Valley:
85-mile Gran (6200’ includes
Mary’s Peak), 61-mile (2500’)
Medio, 9-mile Piccolo. Return
trip through Alsea Falls and gorgeous forested canopies. Part of
Oregon Triple Crown - RR. Mike
Ripley, Mudslinger Events,
541-847-3030,
willamettegranfondo.com
Aug 3: 3rd Annual Rainier
Roubaix
Yelm, WA. 6 miles of Belgianstyle undulating forested road
leading to a 4-mile circuit. The
circuit comprises 2 miles of wide,
packed gravel road & 2 miles
of paved road. Following the
circuits, racers head back on the
same 6-mile road to the finish.
One day license for Cat. 5 men
and 4 women available. USCF
annual license required for Cat
3 and above. Michael Pruitt,
wsbaracing.org
Aug 7: Cirque du Cycling
Criterium
Portland, OR. obra.org
Aug 8: Boston Harbor
Circuit Race / WSBA Jr.
Championships
Boston Harbor, WA. Brings the
high speed of crits with characteristics of RR. 6-mile loop with
rolling profile. Action-packed,
anything can happen, from
early or late break to bunch
sprint. Start at Boston Harbor
Elementary School. First start
9am. Part of WSBA Junior Road
Dev. Series. Erik Anderson,
ssvr.weebly.com
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Road Calendar
Aug 8: Tigard Criterium
Tigard, OR. Features a fourcorner course with fast turns and
smooth pavement along with a
wide finishing straight. All categories. Kevin Thompson, Half
Fast Velo Team, 503-481-7662,
halffastvelo.com
Aug 9: Boulder Creek
Hill Climb
Grand Forks, BC. 17km race
starts at 10am from USCC. Mass
start, neutral for first 16km on
Curlew to start point. Boulder
Creek Rd climb is 5% on average with a couple of sections
that rise to 10%. Nipper Kettle,
Grand Forks Cycling Club,
grandforkscyclingclub.com
Aug 9: Grand Fork TTT
Grand Forks, BC. 4-person TTT
over 86km out-and-back. Start
at Hutton school at 10:30am.
Nipper Kettle, Grand Forks
Cycling Club,
grandforkscyclingclub.com
Aug 9: OBRA Championships
Criterium
Portland, OR. 1.1km course
features winding technical downhill, 40’ of climbing and
fun points race-style format.
Charles Warner, 360-624-1801,
franzbakerycrit.com
Aug 9: Revenge of the Disc #2
Brownsville, OR. See race series
for details. Kenneth Graham,
541-967-3670, obra.org
Aug 9: Vancouver
Courthouse Criterium /
OBRA Championships
Vancouver, WA. Flat 8-corner
course with wide turns and fast
finish. Races for all plus kids and
tandems. Charlie Warner,
360-624-1801, omniumevents.com
Aug 9: WSBA TT
Championship
Tenino, WA. Staged at City
Park. First start at 9am. Juniors
(10/20km), masters (40km), and
others (40km). Part of WSBA
Senior BARR. Erik Anderson,
ssvr.weebly.com
Aug 15: Bogus Basin
Hill Climb
Boise, ID. 43rd annual. Mass start
at 9:30am with separate time for
all age groups. 14.5 miles/3500’
elevation gain. Time limit 3 hrs,
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500 riders only. Pre-reg mandatory. Prime halfway up. Mike Cooley,
George’s Lightweight Cycles,
Aug 16: Cypress Challenge
Vancouver, BC. 5km or 12km
mass start hill climb up Cypress,
open to everyone. Solo and
team entries, multiple categories
for all ages and abilities. Benefits
Pancreatic Cancer Research
Fund at BC Cancer Foundation.
Gotman Simpson Cycling,
glotmansimpsoncycling.ca
Aug 16: OBRA TT
Championships
Peoria, OR. Kenneth Graham,
541-967-3670, obra.org
Aug 16: VCL Series
Victoria, BC. Tentative. Windsor
Park - Oak Bay. Start 8am.
Victoria Cycling League, victoriacyclingleague.wordpress.com
Aug 17–23: USA Pro Cycling
Challenge
Various, CO. UCI race. 600 miles
in 7 days for 128 of the world’s
best Pro Tour riders. Covers
some of the toughest terrain in
the region. Starts in Steamboat
Springs, travels through Arapahoe
Basin, Copper Mtn, Aspen,
Breckenridge, Golden, and finishes in Denver. Eric Smith, US
Pro Cycling Challenge,
usaprocyclingchallenge.com
Aug 21–23: Eugene
Celebration Stage Race
Eugene, OR. Challenging courses in beautiful Willamette Valley.
Friday: prologue. Saturday:
Briggs Hill RR. Sunday: Coburg
TT and criterium. Kids race.
Cash prizes. Sal Collura,
541-521-6529, obra.org
Aug 22: Hagerman-BuhlHagerman RR
Hagerman, ID. Mike Cooley,
georgescycles.com
Aug 28: East Nomah
Twilight Criterium
Gresham, OR. Scott Jones,
971-998-2132, obra.org
Aug 29–30: Cascade Ultra
Redmond, WA. Scenic and challenging 452 mile race can be
completed Solo or in relay teams
of 2, 4, or 5-8 people. The route
climbs 4 passes: Washington
Pass and Rainy Pass, Loup
Loup Pass and Stevens Pass,
UMCA Ultracycling Cup and the
Ultra 500 Mile Challenge Series.
Redmond Rouser Rotary,
425-765-5433, cascadeultra.org
Aug 29: GP Portland
Portland, OR. Jack Toland
Aug 30: Kruger’s Kermesse
Farm Crit
Portland, OR. Crit-style race on
farm roads. Same location as
Kruger’s Crossing ‘cross race,
so expect a fun and spectatorfriendly event. All ages, all levels,
all bikes allowed. Free kids
races. Kris Schamp, Portland
Racing, 503-466-9007,
portlandracing.com/cx
September
Sep 4–6: Ring of Fire TT
Maupin, OR. Non-stop individual
or TTT. 24-, 12- or 6-hour duration. Most distance wins. Race
the new longer day loop or just
the night loop. Not a RAAM
qualifier. Start at Imperial Lodge.
George Thomas, 541-354-1520,
raceacrossoregon.com
Sep 6: Mt. Ashland Hillclimb
Ashland, OR. Tentative date. TT
up Mt. Ashland. Starts at Lithia
Park and roll on 24 paved miles.
Cat 1/Pro, 2/3 and 4/5 and age
groups. First 10 miles rolling, the
rest climbing. Goes to 6500’ elevation, 4600’ net gain. MTB and
road divisions. William Roussel,
541-499-2298,
mtashlandbike.com
Sep 6: Rebecca’s
Private Idaho
Ketchum, ID. Your ticket to the
wild, rugged Idaho. Ride 100
miles with champion Rebecca
Rusch on grueling gravel roads,
through canyons, over summits, and across high mountain
basins. Expect a healthy dose
of western hospitality. Supports
Wood River Bike Coalition, Bikes
Belong, and World Bicycle Relief.
Rebecca Rusch,
rebeccasprivateidaho.com
Sep 9–13: USAC Masters
Road National Champ.
Ogden, UT. All age groups and
tandems with combined age of
70+. Road race, criterium and
TT. Rachel Leif, usacycling.org/
national-championships
Road Calendar
Sep 12: Cascade Lake 120
Gravel Grinder
Cascade, ID.
4summitchallenge.com
Sep 12: Kootenay Rockies
Gran Fondo
Cranbrook, BC. 3rd annual.
58, 102 or 152km utilizes the
fabulous Rails to Trails system
between the cities of Cranbrook
and Kimberley. Start/finish at
the St. Eugene Golf Resort
& Casino. Kids fondo. Glenn
Dobie, Cranbrook Sunrise Rotary
Club, krgf.ca
Sep 13: Ride 542 - Mount
Baker Hill Climb
Bellingham, WA. Tentative date.
24.5-, 50- or 100-mile challenge
for recreation and competitive
cyclists of all ages. Follows Mt
Baker Highway (SR542) from
Glacier (955’), about 24 miles,
to its terminus at Artist’s Point
(5140’) on the border of North
Cascades National Park. Charlie
Heggem, NorKa Recreation,
360-303-1717, norka.us
Sep 19–27: 2015 UCI Road
World Championships
Richmond, VA. 9-day event,
featuring 12 Championship races
(RR, TTT and TT) for Elite men
and women, U23 men and Junior
men and women.
richmond2015.com
Sep 25–27: The Intrepid
Stage Ride
Penticton, BC. Grand fondo-style
event x 3. Includes a series of
breathtaking rides through the
Okanagan Valley. Designed to
challenge; accessible to those
with fortitude. Fully supported,
sumptuous meals. Distances
vary from 120-170km a day with
considerable elevation gain. Neil
McKinnon, theintrepid.ca
Sep 26: Oregon Coast Gravel
Epic - Triple Crown #3
Waldport, OR. Gravel road
cycling event on steep, remote
coastal mountain roads. 2 route
options: 70 miles (9,400’) or 35
miles (3,700’). Shorter distance
is tda. Fully supported, post-ride
meal and beer. Part of Oregon
Triple Crown - RR. Mike Ripley,
Mudslinger Events, 541-847-3030,
Sep 27: Gran Fondo
Winthrop
Winthrop, WA. 80-mile ride
intended for experienced cyclists.
Nearly 10,000' of climbing and
descending, much of it on rough
Forest Service roads. It will likely
be hot as well. Jake Maedke,
509-754-6361,
October
Oct 4: Western Montana
Hill Climb
Missoula, MT. Since 1977. 4-mile
climb 840’ up Pattee Canyon
Dr. start at corner of Takima and
Patee Canyon. 9 categories
including new riders. U12 up to
75+, also tandem, recumbent,
unicycle, tricycle, handcycle divisions. Missoulians On Bicycles,
missoulabike.org
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INside look
Mountain bike race series
BC Cup DH Series
Apr 11–Aug 30
Various, BC. 6-event series. Cumulative based on
points. Events on: 4/11, 5/2, 6/27, 7/4, 7/25, 8/29.
Barry Lyster, 604-737-3034, cyclingbc.net
Cascadia Dirt Cup Enduro Series
May 10–Sep 19
Various, WA. A series of five, enduro races around
Cascadia. Race classes for Junior, Veteran, Sport,
Expert and Pro. Course are 3-6 hours, 15-30 miles.
Limit 250 per race. Need 3 racers to make category.
Events on: 5/10, 6/27, 7/25, 8/29, 9/19. Evergreen
Mountain Bike Alliance, 206-200-7594,
cascadiadirtcup.org
Enduro BC Series
May 3, 10; Jun 7, 27–28; Aug 2; Sep 5–6
Various, BC. Series of 6 enduro events (non-timed
climbs, timed descents). 2 to 5 hours of total riding time and features 2 to 5 timed stages that
vary between 1.5 to 30 minutes in length. Shuttle
possible at some venues. Pro Men, Open M & W,
Master 40+ M, Junior M & W. Best 5 of 6 for overall. $1000 cash prize per race. Events in Gibson,
N. Vancouver, Penticton, Vernon, Rossland and
Retallack. Companion Series Enduro KC Cycling
BC sanctioned event. Megan Rose, 604-724-6558,
bcenduro.com
Enduro KR Series
Jun 14, 21; Jul 11–12, 26
Kootenay, BC & Rockies, AB. Series of 5 enduro
racing events (non-timed climbs, time descents).
2 to 5 hrs of total riding time and features 2 to 5
timed stages that vary between 1.5 to 30 minutes in
length. Shuttle possible at some venues but mostly
riding. Best 4 of 5 results counts toward overall.
$1000. Companion series Enduro BC. Cycling BC
sanctioned event. Events on: 8/2, 9/5. Megan Rose,
604-724-6558, bcenduro.com
Fat Tire Revolution Series
Mar 28–Jun 27
Various, WA. FTR. 4-event series in western
Washington. Point system determines overall.
Events on: 3/28, 4/25, 5/16, 6/6, 6/27. Jake Maedke,
509-754-6361, rideviciouscycle.com
Go-Ride Gravity MTB Series
May 23; Jun 27–28; Aug 1, 15–16
Various. GC based on 4/5 DH or 2/3 SD. Points
to top 10 at each event. Categories for men and
women - Junior, Senior, Master and Pro - Cat 1 and
2. go-ride.com
Idaho Enduro Series
May 9–Aug 16
Eagle & McCall, ID. 3-event series, all part of larger
festival. All categories. chip timing. All races count
toward final standings. Points, if tie at end of series,
best placing at last race wins. No license required.
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Events on: 5/9, 6/20, 8/14. James Lang, Dirt Bag
Promotions, 208-695-0816, idahoenduroseries.com
Idaho High School Cycling League
Sep 12, 19; Oct 3, 17
Various, ID. Series of 4 events for high school level
riders. idahomtb.org
Island Cup Series XC
Mar 15–May 31
Vancouver Island, BC. Grassroot series showcasing some of the best courses from Victoria to Port
Alberni. Open to all. Point system determines the
winner in each category. Bring non-perishable food
bank donation. Events on: 3/15, 3/22, 4/12, 4/26,
5/3. islandcupseries.com
Knobby Tire Series (KTS)
Apr 4; May 16; Jun 6, 27; Aug 29
Various, ID. Series of 6 events. Overall standings
calculated on points, counting the best 5. Must do
3 races to get in GC. If you move up on points, half
points will follow. Top 15 in each category. All races
are national qualifying events. A new marathon race
will be added in August or September. Hal Miller,
knobbytireseries.com
Nobl Saturday Toonies
Apr 11, 25; May 2, 23
Abbotsford, BC. Saturday morning toonies. Mixture
of trails intended to push the limits of intermediate
to advanced riders. No licence required. Sumas
Mountain. No timing, no plates. Start 8am.
facebook.com/pages/Saturday-Morning-Toonies
NW Cup
Apr 24–26; May 15–17; Jun 19–21;
Jul 10–12, 31–Aug 2; Aug 21–23; Sep 11–13
Various. Series of 7 DH events. Events in Wash.,
Ore., and Idaho. Seeding run and final format.
Training starts on Friday. Age and ability categories.
Overall calculated on 5 best results. USA Cycling
sanctioned. Scott Tucker, nwcup.com
NW Epic Series
May 9, 30; Jun 27; Jul 18
Various, WA. 2 distances - short 30 and 50 miles,
long 60-100 miles. 6 categories: Open M & W,
40-49 M, 50+ M, 40+ W, and Singlespeed. Standing
calculated on points. Best 2 out of 3 events
counts. If there’s a tie - 3rd race results decide.
Custom awards, cash for Open men and women
long distances. Roger Michel, 425-301-7009,
NWEpicSeries.com
OORS - Junior Racing
Apr 12–May 24
Various, OR. 4 races, 3 counts towards overall.
Junior 10-13 and 14-18 men and women categories. Request upgrade to race Expert. Expert race
2hr, 10-14: 1-1:30hr. Part of Oregon Off Road
Series. Events identified as OORS / JR.
Mike Ripley, oregonxcseries.org
Mountain Bike race series
Oregon Enduro Series
Jun 6–7, 20–21; Aug 22–23; Sep 12–13;
Oct 10–11
Various, OR. Series of 5 events. Points awarded
20 deep. Highest points total wins. 3 to 6 Super
D stages per weekend, reduced timed climbs,
non-timed transition. Devon Lyons, 503-222-2851,
oregonenduro.com
Oregon Off-Road Series (OORS)
Apr 12–Jun 26
Various, OR. Series of 8 XC races with points
awarded and champion jerseys for 20 series winners. Best 5 of 8 count toward overall, ties decide
placement at final race. Team competition awards
points to your best 4 riders’ results per race for
overall post series awards. See individual events
for location and start time. / Jr indicates Junior MTB
Series Event. Events on: 4/12, 4/25, 5/3, 5/9, 5/16,
5/24, 6/6, 6/28. oregonxcseries.org
Pro GRT Series
one lap. $2, 30 to 75 minutes. Food, beverages and
good banter after the race. The kids races are 30
minutes cater for any age and ability. Membership
to SORCE required. Mike Dolling, SORCE,
sorcebikeclub.org
Thursday Night MTB Series
Jul 2–Aug 27
Fernie, BC. Racing at Fernie Alpine Resort. 4 categories, weekly prizes. Start 7pm. Overall calculated
on points, all races count. Each race points go 10
deep. skifernie.com
WA High School Cycling League
Mar 29; Apr 19; May 3, 17
Various, WA. 4 events for high school participants.
Team (Division I and II) and individual classification. Division I score based on top 8 point earners,
Division II top 4. Lisa Miller, 206-291-7773,
washingtonleague.org
Washington Endurance Series - WES
Apr 18; Jun 20; Jul 25; Aug 8
Apr 24–Sep 26
Various. Series of 5 downhill events raced across
the nation. Includes all UCI sanctioned events.
Overall standings for men and women pro racers.
Events on: 6/19, 7/10. usacycling.org
Pro XCT Series
Various, WA. 4 self-sufficient hardcore grassroots
endurance MTB races. Not suited for younger or
inexperienced riders. Participants keep track of their
own time and distance. Limit number of participants:
28 in SDFW managed land, 74 in USFS land. Preregistration mandatory. evergreenes.wordpress.com
West Side MTB Series
May 8–10; Jun 20, 27
Various. Series of 9 cross-country events raced
across the nation. $15,000 prize purse. Includes all
UCI sanctioned events. Overall standings for men
and women pro racers. usacycling.org
Sea to Sky Enduro Series
May 2–Jul 25
Sea to Sky, BC. Tentative dates. Series of 6 events in
the Sea to Sky corridor from Pemberton to Vancouver.
Single-day, multi-stage races, intermediate level.
Overall based on points. seatoskyenduro.com
Feb 22; Mar 1, 15, 22, 29; Apr 12; May 3
Various, WA. 7-event series. Points awarded to
each finisher. Best 5 out of 7 results count for overall. Cat 3: Beginner (U12, U19, 19-34, 35-49, 50+)
start 9am. Cat 2: Sport (U19, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49,
50+ W, 50-59 M, 60+ M, SS, Clydesdale divisions)
start noon. Cat 1: Open, 35-49, 50+ and SS start
10:15am. Series awards presented at Maple Valley
on 5/31. Maple Valley doesn’t count toward overall.
Rory Muller, 260-920-3983, buduracing.com
SORCE Toonie Races
Apr 12; May 24; Jun 14; Sep 13, 20; Oct 18
Surrey/Delta, BC. Series of 6 events. Fun, casual
races and aimed at all levels of rider. Beginners
weekly series
Monday
Wednesday
June 1–July 27
July 1–29
Portland Short Track Series
Portland, OR. Multiple laps on fun and challenging
3-5 minute course with lots of bumps and turns from
5:55-7:30pm on the infield of PIR. Course change
weekly. MTB or cyclocross bike. All ages, abilities,
free kids races at 5:30pm. Points 30 deep. Best 7
out of 8 count towards overall cash. Weekly prizes.
Two sets of BAR points. Kris Schamp,
503-466-9007, portlandracing.com
5 in July - Team MTB Racing
Athol, ID. Team mountain bike racing every
Wednesday night in July. Five members per team,
first 3 finish, score. 8-mile singletrack lap. Teams
do 1 or 2 laps. Cross country scoring. 6:30pm start
at Farragut State Park. BBQ included with entry.
Benefits North Idaho JC Men’s Soccer program.
Idaho State Park car pass required. Kent Eggleston,
208-667-8969, bicycleservice.com
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Weekly series
Eugene STXC Race
August 5–26
Eugene, OR. Short 1-mile course for MTB or cross
bike. Staged at Crest Elementary school. Points 15
deep in each race, 3 out of 4 counts for overall classification. Prizing for top 3 overall in all categories.
First race at 6:15pm. Richard Sweet, 541-513-8263,
obra.org
Nomadz Wednesdays
May 6–June 24
Spokane, WA. Two month of Wednesday night
racing. Start 6:30pm at the “old airstrip” in 7 mile
area of Riverside State Park. Course vary weekly,
lap 7-9 miles. Age group: U17, 18-39, 40+ men and
women. Overall ranking. Prizes at the end.
Eric Ewing, Nomadz Racing, 509-879-5119,
nomadzracing.com
NW MTB Series (Wednesday Night Worlds)
Various, WA. 3-race XC format at North SeaTac
park. 1.5-3hr racing time depending on course.
Multiple categories. Top 3 podiums at each race and
overall. 3 waves, A, B and C groups. GC calculated
on points, all races count. Chip timing. Free beer!
Benefits EMBA. Russell Stevenson,
nwmtbseries.com
Phat Wednesday
May 27–August 26
Whistler, BC. Registration 4:30-6pm, race 5:00pm,
no pre-reg. First entered, first one down format.
Worca membership required. Categories: Male,
Female, U17 Male and Female, Master 30+. Check
website to confirm individual dates. Seb Fremont,
Whistler Blackcomb, bike.whistlerblackcomb.com
Wood River Cup
June 3–30
Hailey, ID. Tentative dates. Series of 5 short track
XC events for the whole family with nightly and
overall prizes. Shimano Youth series for kids 12 and
under. Course varies each week, distance between
25-40 minutes depending on category. First start at
5:30pm. Hailey Community Bike Park. Bill Olson,
208-788-9184, powerhouseidaho.com
mountain bike calendar
February
Feb 21: Winterfest 40
Stanley, ID. New event. 40km
winding through varied terrain with view of Sawtooth
Mountains. Start in Stanley and
on to Kelly Creek Loop. Part of
Stainley Winterfest. Start 10am.
Kelly Conde, 208-994-1654,
facebook.com/stanleyfatbike
Feb 22: West Side MTB
Series #1
Tacoma, WA. North Dash Point
State Park (trail entrance). See
race series for details. Rory
Muller, BuDu Racing,
260-920-3983, BuDuRacing.com
Feb 28: Echo Red to Red XC
Echo, OR. Elite, cat 1 and singlespeed - 32 miles. Cat 2, 3
and Clydesdales - 24 miles. Cat
3 Juniors and open beginners 15 miles. Course starts/ends in
historic downtown and moves
on to Oregon Trail. 70% singletrack, 3000’ of climbing. Pancake
feed, lunch, beer garden, free
camping. Poker ride on Sunday.
Shayne Myers, 509-571-8018,
echored2red.com
Feb 28–Mar 1: Silver Star
FrostBike
Vernon, BC. DH racing on
groomed snow and taped
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course on Milky Way ski run to
the mountain village. Fat bikes,
hardtails and full downhill bikes
are permitted; Snow bikes adn
metal studded tires are not.
Stephen Exley, SE Racing and
Promotions, 403-473-3817,
seracing.ca
March
Mar 1: West Side MTB
Series #2
Tacoma, WA. Swan Creek Park.
Rory Muller, BuDu Racing,
Feb 28: Snowy 45
Fat Tire Relay
Mar 15: Victoria XC
Feb 28: Tapeworm TTT #13
Series #3
McCall, ID. Race through Jug
Mountain Ranch’s meadow on
groomed trails with the team
goal of completing 45 laps. One
fat bike - 4 racers. Racers must
trade off every 2nd lap in the pit
zone. First team to 45 wins. BBQ
and beer. Gravity Sports,
208-634-8530, snowy45.com
Renton, WA. 6 miles technical
TTT starts at Philip Arnold Park.
Mtn or cross bike welcome. Race
against the clock and yourself.
$15 includes food and beverages after race. Prizes for men
women and juniors. Grassroots
and fun. Race at Noon. Pre-ride
at 10:30am. Matt Messenger,
Seattle Bike Polo Club,
206-300-0693,
Tapewormtimetrial.Wordpress.com
Victoria, BC. Hartland course is
designed with classic XC-style,
emphasizing technical singletrack and shorter laps for better
spectating. Bring food bank
donation. Part of Island Cup
Series XC. Scott Mitchell, Pro
City Racing, 250-380-7877,
islandcupseries.com
Port Gamble, WA. Port
Gamble Trails. See race
series for details. Rory Muller,
BuDu Racing, 260-920-3983,
BuDuRacing.com
Mar 22: Hammerfest XC
Parksville, BC. Part of Island
Cup Series XC. Arrowsmith MTB
Club, islandcupseries.com
Series #4
Sammamish, WA. King County’s
Soaring Eagle Trails. See race
Mountain bike calendar
BuDu Racing, 260-920-3983,
BuDuRacing.com
Mar 28: Beezley Burn - FTR #1
Ephrata, WA. Series kick off.
Beezley Burn XC on challenging, desert-like 7-mile loop
with lots of short climbs and
fast descents. Pro payout and
lots of prizes. Part of Fat Tire
Revolution Series. Jake Maedke,
509-754-6361,
Mar 28–29: Double Down
Hoe Down / People’s
Enduro
Spokane, WA. Enduro DH and
DH races at Beacon Hill. Full
face helmet mandatory. USAC
sanctioned. Multiple categories.
Ride Gravity Dirt Jam, High jump
contest, night ride and more.
Racing start at 1pm both days.
Josh Tofsrud, All Gravity Series,
509-262-4122,
allgravityseries.com
Mar 29: Mt Man Challenge Sandy Ridge
Mt. Hood, OR. No sissies, no
whining. DH enduro. Petr Kakes,
503-272-0146,
mountainmanchallenge.com
Mar 29: WA HS League Race #1
Port Gamble, WA. See race
series for details. Lisa Miller,
206-291-7773,
Series #5
Snohomish, WA. Lord Hill Trails.
See race series for details. Rory
Muller, BuDu Racing,
April
Apr 3–5: Kodiak Lounge
Winter Bicicle ShredFest
Fernie, BC. Winter fat bike weekend. Dual slalom, races, challenges and skills competitions.
skifernie.com
Apr 4: 360 Trials Poker
Pedal
Gig Harbor, WA. New event.
Moderately challenging trails
around 360 Trails at Key Pen
Parks.5 to 7 checkpoints. Reg.
opens 8:30am race 10am. Prereg recommended. Best hand
The Northwest offers a plethora of mountain bike events for riders of all
ages and ability levels. Photo courtesy of Jack Maedke
win. Start 10am. Tacoma Bike,
253-884-9240
Apr 4: Sage Brush Scramble
- KTS #1
Mountain Home, ID. Avimor.
STXC. Action-packed 1-mile
short track with table tops,
banked turns and more. Site
located 23 miles SE of Boise.
Race, hang out and have fun.
Hal Miller, Knobby Tire Series,
208-869-4055,
Apr 11: Barking Spider Bash
Nampa, ID. National qualifier.
Fun, easy 9-mile loop on rolling terrain includes the famous
“Skateboard Park” descent. Pro
to Juniors and Singlespeed as
well as Trailblazer kids race.
Darren Lightfield, Wild Rockies,
208-608-6444,
wildrockiesracing.com
Apr 11: Nobl Toonies #1
Abbotsford, BC. See race series
for details. facebook.com/pages/
Saturday-Morning-Toonies
Apr 11–12: Race the Ranch BC Cup DH
Kamloops, BC. Annual kickoff of the season presented
at the Kamloops Bike Ranch.
Many course changes to keep
thing interesting. Intermediate
level course with U15 friendly
sections. Citizen and US riders welcome. Short shuttle on
paved road. Part of BC Cup DH
Series. Henry Pejril, Kamloops
Performance Cycling Center,
250-828-2783,
racetheranch.weebly.com
Apr 12: Cumberland XC
Cumberland, BC. Part of Island
Cup Series XC. United Riders of
Cumberland,
islandcupseries.com
Apr 12: Mudslinger MTB OORS #1 / JR
Blodgett, OR. NW mountain bike
classic. A great course and some
of the slickest singletrack ever.
Great first timer course, epic battles
for the pro class and great pasta
feed following. Start 11am. New 11
or 22 miles for beginners. Part of
Oregon Off-Road Series (OORS).
Mike Ripley, 541-847-3030,
mudslingerevents.com
Apr 12: SORCE Toonie Delta
South Surrey, BC. South Surrey
Bike Park Tonnie XC. See race
series for details. Mike Dolling,
SORCE, sorcebikeclub.org
Apr 12: West Side MTB
Series #6
Gig Harbor, WA. Ken Pen - 360
Park. See race series for details.
Rory Muller, BuDu Racing,
Apr 16–19: Sea Otter Classic
Monterey, CA. 25th anniversary. Thrusday: Enduro, DS, DH
inspection. Friday: DS, Short
Track. Saturday: GF MTB, DH,
XC, DS. Sunday: XC, DS, DH.
800-218-8411,
seaotterclassic.com
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Apr 18: Junkyard Dog - BC #1
Surrey, BC. XC race. Great family spectator event – easy urban
access. Good climbing with tight
and windy technical singletrack.
BC Premier event. Mike Dolling,
Apr 19: Cumberland DH
Cumberland, BC. Flowy and
smooth, spectator friendly.
Shuttle on race day. United
Riders of Cumberland,
islandcupseries.com
Apr 19: WA HS League Race #2
Gig Harbor, WA. See race
206-291-7773,
Apr 24–26: NW Cup #1 ProGRT
Port Angeles, WA. Downhill at
Dry Hill. ProGRT event. UCI C2
sanctioned. See race series for
details. Scott Tucker, N-Dub,
nwcup.com
Apr 25: Beacon and Legs FTR #2
Spokane, WA. Sunny side up,
rubber side down at Beacon
Hill. Part of Fat Tire Revolution
Series. Jake Maedke,
509-754-6361,
Apr 25–26: Bear Springs
Trap - OORS #2
Government Camp, OR.
Saturday short track, Sunday
XC. 10, 20 and 30 miles,
depending on class. 95%
singletrack. 500’-2000’ elevation. Single lap format. Known
for difficulty as well as occa-
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sional snow on the course.
Part of Oregon Off-Road
Series (OORS). Petr Kakes,
Hurricane Racing, 503-272-0146,
Hurricaneracingoregon.com
Apr 25: Nobl Toonies #2
Apr 26: Cobble Hill XC
Cobble Hill, BC. Part of Island
Cup Series XC. Cowichan Valley
Cycling, islandcupseries.com
May
May 3: Coast Hills Classic OORS #3 / JR
Newport, OR. Gorgeous ocean
views, sick downhill, gnarly
singletrack, killer climb and
mud make for a great course.
Formerly known as the Ben Eder
Memorial Race. Benefits the
youth programs scholarship fund
at Newport Rec. Center. Cash
prizes. Part of Oregon Off-Road
Series (OORS). Elliott Crowder,
Bike Newport, 541-265-9917,
coasthillsclassic.com
May 2: Nobl Toonies #3
May 3: Enduro of Subdued
Excitement
May 2–3: Sunshine Coaster
& BC Cup DH
May 3: Mt Man Challenge Dog River
Roberts Creek, BC. Saturday:
XC marathon 22 and 45km
courses open. Sunday: Mach
Chicken DH includes shuttles
all day on Sunday. Beer garden
Saturday, free limited tent camping, no trailers. BC Premier
event. Part of BC Cup DH
Series. Sue Duxbury, Sunshine
Coast Cycling, 604-886-3841,
sunshinecoaster.net
May 2: USAC Marathon MTB
National Champ.
Columbia County, GA.
usacycling.org
May 3: Enduro BC Series Sunshine
Sunshine Coast, BC. 2.5-4 hrs
of riding. See race series for
details. Megan Rose, Global
Riding Adventures,
Bellingham, WA. Tentative date.
No race day registration. Course
release Saturday. Race Sunday.
wmbcmtb.org
whining. Super DH. Petr Kakes,
503-272-0146,
May 3: Nanaimo XC
Part of Island Cup Series XC.
Nanaimo MTB Club,
islandcupseries.com
May 3: WA HS League Race #3
Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA.
Lisa Miller, 206-291-7773,
May 3: West Side MTB
Series #7
Whidbey Island, WA. Cooking
in the Kettles. See race
BuDu Racing, 260-920-3983,
BuDuRacing.com
May 9: Cascade Chainbreaker
- OORS #4 / JR
Bend, OR. Oregon’s biggest MTB race. Great mix of
singletrack, double track and fire
roads. Many trails usually not
open to public. Tandem category.
Part of Oregon Off-Road Series
(OORS). Bill Warburton,
541-335-1346,
bendenduranceacademy.org
May 9: Eagle Double
Down Enduro
Eagle, ID. Eagle Bike Park. 6
stages, chip timing, 10 miles of
riding, killer atmosphere. Part
of Idaho Enduro Series. James
Lang, Dirt Bag Promotions,
208-695-0816,
dirtbagpromotions.com
May 9–10: Salty Dog 6 Hour
Enduro
Salmon Arm, BC. Saturday:
packet pick-up. Sunday: Teams
of 2 categories for men, women
and mixed and solo for Elite/
Sport racers. Junior 3-hour
enduro for U15 on 5km course,
teams of 2 only. Junior Salty Pup
for 12-16” wheels and Salty Pup
1-hour enduro. Start 10am. Tom
Peasgood, Skookum Cycle &
Ski, 250-832-7368,
skookumcycleandski.com
May 9: Stottlemeyer 30/60 NWES #1
Port Gamble, WA. Technical
singletrack through forest followed by fast gravel trails. Logs
to jump, natural whoopties and
forgiving terrain. Race 30 or 60
miles. Swag, aid stations, post
race grub, marked courses and
drawings. First start 9:30am,
course closes 7pm. Limit 500.
Roger Michel, 4th Dimension
Racing LLC, 425-301-7009,
NWEpicSeries.com
May 10: Enduro BC Series N. Vancouver
N. Vancouver, BC. Seymour
Mountain. 2.5-4hrs of riding.
See race series for details. Part
of Cascadia Dirt Cup Enduro
Series. Megan Rose, Global
Riding Adventures,
May 15–17: NW Cup #2
Port Angeles, WA. Downhill at
Dry Hill. See race series for
details. Scott Tucker, N-Dub,
nwcup.com
May 16: 12 Hrs of Disco
Salmon, ID. 8-mile mostly
singletrack course. Solo, 2- and
4-person categories. Benefits
Salmon’s Youth Employment
Program. Max Lohmeyer,
208-357-9109, ridesalmon.com
May 16: Coyote Classic KTS #2
Garden City, ID. New course with
high-speed rolling double track,
tight, technical sagebrush singletrack, water crossings, quick steep
drops, nasty granny gear climbs.
Though as ever. Singlespeeders’
dream. See race series for details.
Hal Miller, Knobby Tire Series,
208-869-4055,
CyCling aCCident? injury Claim?
no Charge for initial Consultation
member of Cascade Bicycle Club
Former member of StP executive Committee
206.331.3927
1907 Pacific Building
720 3rd ave
Seattle, Wa 98104
e-mail: [email protected]
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May 16: Ore Crusher
Squamish, BC. LeMans-style
start, followed by laps around
20km loop on Cheekye Fan
singletrack system. 11am start.
Armand Hurford, Test of Metal,
testofmetal.com
May 16–17: Peel Out
MTB Festival
Williams Lake, BC. Features Fox
Mountain DH, Peel Out Enduro
DH and the legendary Peel Out
party with live music and entertainment. Register online. Justin
Calof, Cariboo Mountain Bike
Consortium, 250-302-1925,
ridethecariboo.ca
May 16: Roslyn Rush FTR#3
Roslyn, WA. Part of Fat Tire
Revolution Series. Jake Maedke,
509-754-6361, beezleyburn.com
May 16–17: Spring Thaw
MTB Festival - OORS #5
Ashland, OR. 23rd year. Saturday:
XC at Lithia Park - beginners start
9am for 9 miles, others 9:30am
for 23.5 miles. Kids 1pm. Sunday:
2-stage DH. Ride the infamous
Catwalk Trail and end on fast BT’s
switchbacks. Overall classification
for those who race all 3 stages
on the same bike. Part of Oregon
Off-Road Series (OORS). William
Roussel, Echelon Events,
541-499-2298, obra.org
May 17: WA HS League Race #4
Cle Elum, WA. See race
206-291-7773,
May 23–24: 24 Hours Round
the Clock
Spokane, WA. For all ages and
ability levels at Riverside State
Park. Solo and teams from 2-5
people. Onsite camping and vendors. Memorial weekend. Free
kids race Sunday. Limit 900.
Wendy Bailey, Round & Round
Productions, 509-953-9831,
roundandround.com
May 23: Nobl Toonies #4
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May 23: Sundance Super D
Sundance Resort, UT. See race
series for details. go-ride.com
May 24: Cumberland
Marahon
Cumberland, BC. Discover
great trails. United Riders of
Cumberland, islandcupseries.com
May 24: Sisters Stampede
XC - OORS #6 / JR
Sisters, OR. Race 90% singletrack Peterson Ridge Trail. 25
categories. Elite, Expert, Sport,
SS, Clydes race 27 miles, Juniors
and Novice 12 miles. Rolling, with
many lava strewn technical sections. Let the cowboy on horseback lead you out. Part of Oregon
Off-Road Series (OORS).
Mike Ripley, 541-847-3030,
sistersstampede.com
May 24: SORCE Toonie South Surrey
South Surrey, BC. South
Surrey Bike Park Tonnie XC JYD. See race series for details.
Mike Dolling, SORCE,
sorcebikeclub.org
May 24: Unicorn 5000
Kamloops, BC. DH with an
amazing course on Harper
Mountain. Race designed for
riders of all ability levels. Cheryl
Beatie, Bicycle Cafe Kamloops,
250-828-2453, bicyclecafe.com
May 30: Echo Valley 30/60 NWES #2
Lake Chelan, WA. 30- and
60-mile options. Scenic and
smooth flowing single and double track of Echo Ridge. Swag,
post-race BBQ and live music.
First start 9:30am, course closed
at 7pm. Limit 400. See race
series for details. Roger Michel,
4th Dimension Racing LLC,
425-301-7009, NWEpicSeries.com
May 30: Nimby Fifty
Pemberton, BC. An epic technical marathon race. 37km, boasting a lung busting 101 switchbacks of pristine singletrack
climbing. This ain’t your typical
XC race. Start 11am. Limit 420.
Russ Wood, nimbyfifty.com
May 31: Henry’s Ridge
Maple Valley, WA. King County’s
Henry’s Ridge. Award presenta-
tion for West Side Mountain
Bike Series. Rory Muller,
BuDu Racing, 260-920-3983,
BuDuRacing.com
June
Jun 6: Bavarian Bike & Brew
Fest - FTRS #4
Leavenworth, WA. Gibbs Organic
Farms. Rigorous 8.6-mile loop
with 1800’ gain per lap. Four
creek crossings, challenging
singletrack, water bars, spectacular scenery. Camping on-site,
brew, music and more. First start
9am. Part of Fat Tire Revolution
Series. Das Rad Haus and Der
Sportsmann, 509-548-5615,
dasradhaus.com
Jun 6: Evergreen MTB
Festival
Issaquah, WA. At Duthie Hill.
Grand Ridge poker ride, dual slalom, jump jam competition, pump
track race, new bike demos.
Bring the whole family out for
fun-filled day of bike demos from
top brands, raffles with killer
prizes, Duthie tours, special
kids events and more. Trails
will be open to ride. Evergreen
Mountain Bike Alliance,
206-200-7594, evergreenmtb.org
Jun 6: Knobby 9 to 5 KTS #3
Boise, ID. New location. 9 to 5
… need we say more? Great
trails, ride as many laps as you
can. Team or solo entries. Limit
95 riders. See race series for
details. Hal Miller, Knobby Tire
Series, 208-869-4055,
Jun 6: Kootenay Krusher
Radium Hot Springs, BC. 50km
singletrack race at Nipika
Mountain Resort. Follows
Kootenay and Cross Rivers.
Options for entire family: 50km
team, 25km, 5km, 3km and run/
bike event. First start 10am.
250-342-6516, nipika.com
Jun 6–7: Oregon Enduro #1
- Bend
Bend, OR. Tentative date. See
race series for details. Devon
Lyons, 541-301-0132,
oregonenduro.com
Jun 6: Return on the Jedi OORS #7
Grants Pass, OR. One day only.
Cat 3 - 14 miles on a mix of fire
roads and plenty of singletrack.
Cat 2, SS and Clydesdale - challenging 21.5 course with fire
road climbs, fast descents and
thrilling singletrack. Cat 1-Elite
a - 30-mile course same as Cat
2 with a second loop around the
Jedi trail. Part of Oregon OffRoad Series (OORS).
Shawn Logue, 541-218-4485,
pistis.us/jedi.htm
Jun 7: Dirty Feet 6 Hour Enduro
Kamloops, BC. Kenna Cartwright
Park. Race as a team of 2 or 4
or go solo. Prizes. Start 10am.
No day-of registration. See race
series for details. Phil Hiom,
dirtyfeet.ca
Jun 7: Enduro BC Series Penticton
Penticton, BC. Penticton, Mice
Trail Network, Naramata Rd.
Shuttle to start. 3-4hrs of riding. See race series for details.
Megan Rose, Global Riding
Adventures, 604-724-6558,
bcenduro.com
Jun 7: Mt Man Challenge Finals
whining. 4 hours DH. Petr Kakes,
503-272-0146,
Jun 7–8: North Shore Bike
Fest - BC Cup XC
North Vancouver, BC. BC
Premier event. North Shore Bike
Festival, cyclingbc.net
Jun 13: 12 Hours of
Cumberland
Cumberland, BC. Solo or
team relay event staged out of
beautiful No. 6 Mine Park. Laps
are approx. 1 hour for the
average rider. 8am to 8pm.
Jeremy Grasby, 253-336-8250,
islandcupseries.com
Jun 13: City Creek Pedalfest
Pocatello, ID. A great MTB race
on some of the best singletrack around. Open, Sport and
Beginner classes ranging from
12-27 miles. Also, Hot Rock race
for kids and spaghetti dinner the
night before. Lindi Smedley,
208-479-7659,
pocatellopedalfest.com
Jun 13: Mission: GranDuro
Wenatchee, WA. New event.
Ultimate ride – 47 miles, 9000’
elevation gain, one big loop on
burly trails. Pre-reg only. Limit
200. Also RunDuro next day.
Evan Plews, 503-949-4879,
missiongranduro.com
Jun 14: Burnaby Mountain XC
Burnaby, BC. Tentative date.
BC Premier event. West Coast
Racing, westcoastcycling.ca
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Global Riding Adventures,
Jun 21: Stoked to Get
Spanked
Revelstoke, BC. Tentative date.
Marathon. 35km of sweet, relentless singletrack and logging road
at the Mount MacPherson Nordic
Ski Trials. Kids race for 3+. U11,
U15 an U17 categories race
shorter courses. Tom Peasgood,
Skookum Cycle & Ski,
250-814-0090,
skookumcycleandski.com
Kick off the mountain bike season in Ephrata with Beezley Burn on March
28, 2015. Photo courtesy of Jack Maedke
Jun 14: Enduro KR Series Kimberley
Kimberley, BC. See race
series for details. Megan Rose,
Global Riding Adventures,
Jun 14: SORCE Toonie Delta
Delta, BC. XC event at the Delta
watershed. Kid race. See race
Jun 14: Washougal XC
at the MX
Camas, WA. Relay/endurance
XC event. Start 8:45 am —
Junior (2 laps), Cat 3 (3 laps),
11:15am: Cat 2 (4 laps) Elite (5
laps), SS and Clydes. Varied
6- to 8-mile loop at Washougal
MX Park. Race for the Future!:
Wash. Student League
Fundraiser. Ed Fischer,
360-281-1394, camasbikes.com
Jun 16: Blitz 2 the Barrel
Dash for Cash
Bend, OR. Starts Wanoga Snow
Park ends at 10 Barrel Brew Pub
with intermediate primes for: hole
shot, big air and fastest speed.
Ends with arm wrestling contest.
Men and women categories.
Erik Eastland, 310-261-4791,
blitz2thebarrel.com
Jun 19–21: Ski Bowl /
NW Cup #3
Mt Hood, OR. DH training
Saturday, race Sunday. Course
varies based on categories.
Petr Kakes, Hurricane Racing,
nwcup.com
Jun 20–21: Jug Mountain
Ranch XC and Enduro
McCall, ID. XC on Saturday,
Enduro on Sunday. Sweet, purpose built singletrack. On-site
camping. Part of Idaho Enduro
Series. James Lang, Dirt Bag
dirtbagpromotions.com
Jun 20: Missoula XC
Missoula, MT. Pro XCT UCI C1
event. Training Friday, racing
Saturday. All categories. Friday:
short track, Saturday: XCO,
Sunday: Enduro. Junior UCI
standing race. See race series
for details. Ben Horan,
312-502-5997, missoulaxc.org
Jun 20–21: Oregon Enduro
#2 - Hood River
Hood River, OR. Tentative dates.
Devon Lyons, 541-301-0132,
oregonenduro.com
Jun 20: Test of Metal
Squamish, BC. Marathon event.
Very demanding XC course with
over 1200m of climbing and
35km of singletrack. Brennan
Park. Start 11am. Cliff Miller,
Test of Metal, 604-898-5195,
testofmetal.com
Jun 21: Disco Mountain
Boogie
Anaconda, MT. Beginner, sport
and expert class. Presented at
Discovery Basin Ski Area. Part of
Anaconda Bicycle Festival.
406-563-7988,
anacondabikefest.org
Jun 21: Enduro KR Series Canmore
Canmore, AB. See race
series for details. Megan Rose,
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Jun 25–28: Ride Sun Valley
Fat Tire Festival
Sun Valley, ID. Friday: Fat tire
criterium. Saturday/Sunday:
Enduro Cup. Seth Delorey, Sun
Valley Events, 508-414-9150,
ridesunvalley.com
Jun 25: Sheeptown
Drag Race
Hailey, ID. Kickoff event of the
Ride Sun Valley MTB Festival.
Bill Olson, 208-788-9184,
roadanddirt.org
Jun 27: Capitol Forest 50/100
Mile MTB - NWES #3
Olympia, WA. 50- and 100mile options. Race on 80-90%
amazing singletrack with little
overlap. Fully stocked aid stations. Free camping. Limit 400.
100 miles start 6am, 50 miles
8am. Discovery Pass required to
access the park. See race series
for details. Roger Michel, 4th
Dimension Racing LLC,
425-301-7009, nwepicseries.com
Jun 27–28: Dry Hill Enduro Cascadia National Enduro
Port Angeles, WA. Presented at
Dry Hill. Part of Cascadia Dirt
Cup Enduro Series. Evergreen
Mountain Bike Alliance,
cascadiadirtcup.org
Jun 27–28: Enduro BC
Series - Vernon
Vernon, BC. Day 1: Vernon Kal
Park area trails. Day 2: Silver
Star Bike Park. 2.5-4hrs riding
time. See race series for details.
Megan Rose, Global Riding
bcenduro.com
Jun 27: Humbug Hurry-up
Yreka, CA. 6- to 8-mile circuit on
multi-loop courses at Greenhorn
Park. Monster Mile, climbs,
chutes, descents, smooth to
rough trails, service roads, singletrack, trees, shade and sun.
Elite: Epic Endurance Challenge
single loop 42 miles. Cat 1: 24
miles. Cat 2: 15 miles; Cat 3: 7
miles. Jill Harris, JMBA,
530-340-1000,
jeffersonmountainbike.com/hhu
Jun 27–28: Rundle Revenge
Canmore, AB. MTB enduro and
trail running ultra. Canmore
Nordic Center. transrockies.com
Jun 27: Soldier Mountain
XC - KTS #4
Series. Jake Maedke,
509-754-6361,
Jun 28: 6 Hours of Mt Hood
Government Camp, OR. Race
as a two-person team or solo on
a fun and varied loop at Skibowl
Mt Resort. 5.8-mile loop features
some of the Skibowl’s best trails,
including plenty of fun, twisty
singletrack trails. Elevation gain
775’/lap.. Kris Schamp,
portlandracing.com/6hrs
Jun 28–Jul 4: BC Bike Race
Fairfield, ID. Soldier Mountain
Resort’s “epic” XC course.
Known for big climbs and big
descents. Short Cat 2 course,
long Pro/Cat 1 course. See race
series for details. Hal Miller,
Knobby Tire Series,
208-869-4055,
Jun 27: White River Remix
Greenwater, WA. Canceled for
2014. Part of Fat Tire Revolution
N. Vancouver, BC. An epic 7-day
on some of the world’s sweetest
singletrack. Solo, and teams.
Dean Payne, 778-846-5746,
bcbikerace.com
Jun 28: Pickett’s Charge OORS #8
Bend, OR. XC racing for all levels staged at Wanoga Sno Park.
Pro/Elite/Expert: 30-35 miles.
Sport: 20 miles. Beginner: 10-15
miles. Day-of reg 8:00-9:00am.
Start 10am. Cash purse and
C Y C L I N G
raffles. Part of Oregon Off-Road
Series (OORS). Gina Miller,
541-390-5911,
pickettschargebend.com
July
Jul 4–5: Silver Star BC Cup DH
Vernon, BC. Training Saturday,
racing Sunday at Silver Star bike
park. Part of BC Cup DH Series.
Stephen Exley, SE Racing and
Promotions, seracing.ca
Jul 10–12: Ski Bowl /
NW Cup #4
Mt Hood, OR. DH training
Saturday, race Sunday. Course
varies based on categories. See
race series for details. Part of
Pro GRT Series. Petr Kakes,
Hurricane Racing, nwcup.com
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Jul 11–12: Ashland
Mountain Challenge
Ashland, OR. Two-day endurostyle race. Includes 4 to 5 timed
stages of ripping singletrack on
Mt Ashland. Registration opens
March 1. All categories from
Junior 13-18 to 55+, amateurs
and Pros. Part of California
Enduro Series. Suzanne
Roussel, Ashland Mountain
ashmtnadv.com
Jul 11–12: Canadian
Downhill Championship
Sun Peaks, BC. Sun Peaks
Resort. 2.6km with 500m of lost
elevation. Licenced and unlicenced categories. Features fun,
fast, technical sections. UCI CN
event. Henry Pejril, Sun Peak
Resort, 250-578-5411,
sunpeaksresort.com
Jul 11–12: Enduro KR
Series - Fernie
Fernie, BC. See race series
for details. Megan Rose,
Jul 11: Lost Boys Lungbuster
Fernie, BC. Tentative date. The
ultimate challenge for hardcore
climbers. This grueling race
starts at Fernie’s base area
and climbs to the top of Timber
Express Chairlift – 2100 vertical
feet. skifernie.com
Jul 11: Mission Ridge
- Cascadia National
Marathon XC
Wenatchee, WA. Presented
at Mission Ridge. 50 miles.
Evergreen Mountain Bike
Alliance, cascadiadirtcup.org
Jul 11–12: Oregon 24
Bend, OR. 24-hour MTB relay
race. Spend the night as you
ride/race and relay on an amazing 10.5-mile loop. New Military,
Police and Fire Divisions and
much more. Solo, team of 4 or
5 and fundraising teams. Cash
prize, raffle and more. 12-hour
format available. Mike Ripley,
Mudslinger Events,
541-225-7946,
Jul 11: Roundabout Spout XC
Tollgate, OR. Sprout Springs
Ski area. 22, 17 and 9 miles.
Challenging climb and blissful
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fast singletrack. Start 11am.
915-247-2633, lagranderide.com/
roundabout-spout
Jul 12: Padden MTN Pedal
Bellingham, WA. Tentative.
XC - multiple laps, steep climbs
and technical descents. For all
levels, food, music and more.
Mark Peterson, 360-738-0679,
[email protected]
Jul 14–19: USAC MTB
National Champ.
Mammoth Mountain, CA.
usacycling.org
Jul 17–19: Canadian XCO
Championship
St Felicien, QC. UCI CN event.
Martin Demers, velo2max.ca
Jul 18–19: Canada Cup DH
Panorama Resort, BC. UCI C2
event. Offers all categories and
citizen events. Panorama Bike
Park. Stephen Exley, SE Racing
and Promotions, 403-473-3817,
seracing.ca
Jul 18: Crystal Mountain
30/60 Mile MTB - NWES #4
Crystal Mountain, WA. New
event. 30- and 6-mile options.
New venue. Well-marked, aid
stations, food and drawings. See
race series for details. Roger
Michel, 4th Dimension Racing
LLC, 425-301-7009,
nwepicseries.com
Jul 18: Gear Jammer XC
Squamish, BC. 45km point-topoint epic for singletrack lovers.
Mass start. Limit 500. No U14.
Jo-Anne Sykes, SORCA,
gearjammer.ca
Jul 18: High Cascades 100
Bend, OR. 100 miles, 1 loop and
75 miles that crests at 7000’.
Amazing test of fitness and
riding ability. Keep the pace to
finish in 10-15 hrs. Part of the
NUE Series. Limited entry. Mike
Ripley, Mudslinger Events,
541-847-3030,
Jul 19: Dirty Feet XC MTB Ride
Sun Peaks, BC. New 10-15km
course option or classic 20, 40
or 60km marathon on a 20km
loop. Solo or teams. Uses the
backcountry nordic ski trails at
SunPeaks. See race series for
details. Phil Hiom, Dirty Feet,
dirtyfeet.ca
Jul 25: Butte 100
Butte, MT. 100-mile race with
16,000’ elevation gain. Full
figure-eight course that nearly
includes the pedaling equivalent
of climbing Mt Rainier. 50-mile
option with 8500’ elevation gain.
70% trails, 30% road and jeep
trails. S/F Basin Creek Reservoir
picnic area. Gina Evans,
TripleRing Productions,
406-498-9653, butte100.com
Jul 25: Cascadia Enduro
TBA, WA. New venue. Part
Series. Evergreen Mountain Bike
Jul 25–26: Tamarack Resort
8 Hour Enduro
Donnelly, ID. 8-hour team or
solo enduro race. Ride up the
lift for different runs as the start
location rotates during the day.
Training on Saturday, racing from
9-5 on Sunday. Everyone races
the same courses. Wild Rockies,
208-608-6444,
wildrockiesracing.com
Jul 25–26: Western Open BC Cup DH
Golden, BC. Kicking Horse
Resort. Twisty singletrack and
plunging DH descents. DH, dirt
jump, long jump and trials competition. Sunday racing. Master
the 4-minute+ course. Kids
race. Cash purse plus swag.
Alberta Cup and BC Provincial
Championships. Part of BC Cup
DH Series. Stephen Exley, SE
Racing and Promotions,
403-473-3817, seracing.ca
Jul 26: Enduro KR Series Kananaskis
Kananaskis, AB. See race series
for details. Megan Rose,
Jul 31–Aug 2: Stevens Pass /
NW Cup #5
Stevens Pass, WA. 3-day event.
Scott Tucker, N-Dub, nwcup.com
August
Aug 1: Cascade Creampuff
100 / Fritter 50
Westfir, OR. 20th annual.
Returning to Westfir-Oakridge
Alpine trail. Staged at Community
Portal Park. Lap 50 miles, 9000’
of climbing. 100-mile race,
50-mile option. Junior to Master
55+ and SS categories. Time
limit: 15 hours. Pre-reg. mandatory. Shuttle rides available on
Sunday. Michelle Emmons,
541-913-4318,
cascadecreampuff.com
Aug 1–2: Mont Ste Anne
World Cup
Beaupre, Qc. Cross-country,
downhill and eliminator events.
Gestev, velirium.com
Aug 1: Pomerelle Pounder DH
Albion, ID. Idaho’s oldest and
gnarliest downhill races. Uses
1-mile Wiley Fuhriman/Ron
Lindley course that loses 1,000’
vertical. Second course’s speed
will keep you on your toes. See
race series for details.
go-ride.com
Aug 2: Enduro BC Series Rossland Rubberhead
Rossland, BC. Part of
Rubberhead festival. 2.5-4hrs
riding time. See race series
for details. Part of Enduro KR
Riding Adventures,
Aug 7–16: Crankworx
Whistler, BC. DS, DH, Fat Tire
Crit, Air DH, trick showdown,
jump jam, enduro and more.
Freestyle World Tour Diamond
event. Whistler Events Bureau,
604-938-7376, crankworx.com
Aug 8–9: Alsea Falls
Festival / OBRA XC
Championships
Alsea Falls, OR. Novice and
Junior 10 miles, Sport - 20 miles,
Expert, Elite and SS - 25 miles.
Trails on BLM land showcasing more rock than normally
but fast and fun. Start 11am.
Great camping, waterfall and
swimming after. Saturday: State
Championships — Junior at
9am, others 11am. Mike Ripley,
Mudslinger Events,
Aug 8–9: Windham World Cup
New York, NY. UCI event for DH
and XC.
Aug 14–16: Brundage
MTB Festival
McCall, ID. 3 days of biking, racing and lift-served fun.
Enduro, XC, Chainless. On-site
camping. Part of Idaho Enduro
Series. James Lange, Dirt Bag
idahoenduroseries.com
Aug 15: Just Another
Bike Race (JABR)
Squamish, BC. An in-between
Test of Metal and Gear Jammer.
40km marathon. Dwayne Kress,
Test of Metal, testofmetal.com
Aug 21–23: Silver Mountain
/ NW Cup #6
Kellog, ID. Silver Mountain Bike
Park. See race series for details.
N-Dub, nwcup.com
Aug 22–23: Oregon Enduro #3
TBA, OR. Tentative dates.
Devon Lyons, 541-301-0132,
oregonenduro.com
Aug 29–30: Capitol Forest
Classic Festival
Olympia, WA. Saturday: XC
race, Klunker run and guided
rides. Sunday: Double D, featuring two descending stages and
series awards. Also Cascadia
Enduro. BBQ, kids races, raffles
and free on-site camping both
days. Part of Cascadia Dirt Cup
Enduro Series. Erin Roe, Friends
of Capitol Forest, 360-223-0860,
capitolforestclassic.com
Aug 29–30: Fernie BC Cup DH
Fernie, BC. Great course at
Fernie Alpine Resort. Part of BC
Cup DH Series. Stephen Exley,
SE Racing and Promotions,
403-473-3817, seracing.ca
Aug 29: Whit Henry Galena
Grinder - KTS #5
Ketchum, ID. White Henry
Memorial at Galena Lodge.
Marathon: 22.5-mile loops with
50% singletrack. XC distance:
10-22.5 miles, depending on
category. For shorter distance,
do the regular XC. Race start
at 7300’ of elevation. See race
series for details. Hal Miller,
Knobby Tire Series,
208-869-4055,
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September
Sep 4–7: Wydaho
Rendezvous MTB Festival
Alta, WY. At Grand Targhee
Resort and Teton Valley, ID.
Super D (4300’ descent from
chairlift), DH, HC and XC trail
races. For fun Strava events with
prizes. Fat bike race, including
“high mark.” All races
included with reg. Tim Adams,
208-201-1622, tetonbikefest.org
Sep 5–6: Enduro BC Series Retallack Lodge
New Denver, BC. Day 1: New
Denver, day 2: Kalso. Shuttle
both days. Limit 150 riders.
Series Finale. See race series
for details. Part of Enduro KR
Riding Adventures,
Sep 6: Kootenay Sufferfest
— XC
New Denver, BC. Pick your pleasure (40 or 100km). Enter solo
or as a team. Make it a weekend
and warm up with the Saturday
denim criterium, race mountain
bikes on Sunday. Beginner
14km, Experienced 40km on
singletrack trails or the 100km
which combines the best Kaslo
and New Denver trails. Janis
Neufeld, Kootenay Sufferfest
Society, 250-265-8707,
Sep 6: Mt. Ashland Hillclimb
Ashland, OR. Tentative date. TT
up Mt. Ashland. Starts at Lithia
Park then 18 miles of mostly forest service roads. Cat 1, 2 and
3 and age groups. First 10 miles
rolling, the rest climbing. 6500’
elevation. MTB and road divisions. Start 9am. Current record:
1:26:12. William Roussel,
541-499-2298, obra.org
Sep 11–13: Stevens Pass /
NW Cup #7
Stevens Pass, WA. 3-day event.
N-Dub, nwcup.com
Sep 12: Idaho HS Cycling
League #1
TBD, ID. See race series for
details. idahomtb.com
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Sep 12: Oakridge Fat 55
Oakridge, OR. Fun race weekend. 55-mile marathon climbs
over 7000’ on 4 fantastic trails.
Shorter Fat Tire course uses the
new Dead Mountain flow trail.
Start at Oakridge High School.
Sunday fun free ride open to
kids. Cash prizes, food and live
music. Eugene Carthart,
541-736-6424, fatfiftyfive.com
Sep 12–13: Oregon DH
Enduro - Mt Hood
Mt Hood, OR. Multiple stages
of racing at Mt Hood and Sandy
Ridge. See race series for
details. Petr Kakes,
oregonenduro.com
Sep 13: Triple Crown DH
Whistler, BC. Tentative date.
3 courses, 1 day, 1 bike. The
downhiller’s version of an
enduro. Hard tech, machine
built flow, or a combination of
both. Fastest combined time
wins. Chairlift use between runs
is expected. Plate pick up at
9:30am. Men & Female Open,
Junior U17 Male, Master 30+.
Whistler Blackcomb,
bike.whistlerblackcomb.com
Sep 13: SORCE Toonie South Surrey
Bike Park Tonnie XC. See race
sorcebikeclub.org
Sep 19–20: 6 In the Stix
Cranbrook, BC. 5th annual. Solo
or team 6-hour event. Race in
the reversed direction of 2014
event. Kids and youth can
choose from 15- or 30-minute
paved ride or a 1-hour MTB
race. BBQ. Charlie,
250-427-0021, rmevents.com
Sep 19: Idaho HS Cycling
League #2
Galena Lodge, ID. See race
series for details. idahomtb.com
Sep 19: Tiger Mt. Enduro
Issaquah, WA. Some of the
longest stages in the series. Part
Series. Evergreen Mountain Bike
Sep 20: Cumberland Enduro
Cumberland, BC. See race
series for details. United Rider of
Cumberland, islandcupseries.com
Sep 20: SORCE Toonie Delta
Delta, BC. XC event at the
Delta watershed. See race
sorcebikeclub.org
Sep 20: Test of Humanity
Summerland, BC. For beginner
to expert. Fun for the whole family, categories and courses for all
ages. Race time varies between
30 minutes for kids to 4 hours
for adults. Benefits Canadian
Humanitarian, local food
banks and projects in Ethiopia.
Nic Seaton, 250-809-6764,
testofhumanity.com
October
Oct 3: Idaho HS Cycling
League #3
Magic Mountain, ID. See race
series for details. idahomtb.com
Oct 4: Oktoberfest Mountain
Bike Enduro
Kamloops, BC. 6th annual
4-hour MTB enduro on 85%
singletrack. Solo and team
enduro on fantastic trails with
tons of prizes. Hot food, cold
beer, post-race food, tons of
prizes. Running race also. Start
10am. Multiple categories. Kids
races. Fundraiser for the RIH
Foundation. Lisa Daburger,
250-828-0608,
harpermountain.com
Oct 10–11: Oregon Enduro Bonus Race
TBA, OR. Tentative date.
Devon Lyons, 541-301-0132,
oregonenduro.com
Oct 17: Idaho HS Cycling
League Finals
TBD, ID. State Championships.
idahomtb.com
Oct 18: SORCE Toonie South Surrey
Bike Park Tonnie XC - Kids race.
Mike Dolling, sorcebikeclub.org
Oct 23–25: USAC Collegiate
MTB National Champ.
Snowshoe Mountain, WV.
usacycling.org
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Cyclocross Race series
On December 6, 2014 the LeMay Family Foundation Event Center just outside of Tacoma, Wash., hosted a field
of 63 Elite women for the first round of the Waves For Water Cyclocross Collective. Photo Bicycle Paper
Cross Crusade
Oct 10–11, 18, 31–Jan 1; Nov 8, 14–15
Portland, OR. Category A, B, C, Beginner and
Master 35+, Clydesdale and SS. All bikes legal.
Individual and team competitions. Individual points:
18 deep/race. team points to top 10 racers/team. 6
out of 8 races count toward overall. Min. 3 races.
Kid’s cross. $20K in prizes. Brad Ross,
503-459-4508, crosscrusade.com
Cross on the Rock (COTR)
Sep 20–Nov 22
Various, BC. Tentative dates. Series of 7 events.
Multiple categories. Grass roots, laid back, fun,
social, surprisingly competitive. Event location
varies but always on the south end of Vancouver
Island. Norm Thibault, crossontherock.com
Cross Revolution
Sep 27; Oct 11, 25; Nov 15, 22, 29
Various, WA. Open to all. Various sites. All 6 races
count toward overall rankings. Daily prize and overall. Locations and order subject to change.
Steven Skeehan, cross-revolution.com
GP 2015
Sep 5, 12, 19, 26; Oct 3
Various, OR. Series of 5 events. Top 30 score
points. No BAR points. Field limit 75 per category.
Cash for overall Elite men and women. Beginners,
Clydesdale, Masters, Singlespeed, Juniors and
Seniors all welcome. First race 8:40am, last start
3:15pm. Kiddie Kross for U12. Cash and swag.
David Saltzberg, Zone5 Promotions, 360-823-9778,
zone5promotions.com
Interior Cross
Sep 27–Nov 15
Kamloops, BC. Tentative dates. Series of events
in the Penticton, Vernon, Kamloops, Kelowna,
Revelstoke, Salmon Arm area. Darrin Caruso,
250-860-1968, bcinteriorcross.ca
MFG Cyclocross
Sep 12, 13, 20; Oct 3, 18; Nov 1, 22
Various, WA. Events open to all from beginner
to National level. Overall standings calculated
on points. Relay Team = 3 riders of any category
wearing unique jerseys. Category du Jour entry
level themed race to try cross racing. First race at
9:30am, last start at 2:30pm. Terry Buchanan,
MFG Cyclocross, mfgcyclocross.com
Psycho Cross Series
Sep 6; Oct 4, 25; Nov 28–29
Eugene, OR. Series of 5 events presented at Camp
Harlow. Combination of grass, gravel, pavement
and singletrack, barriers and run-up, no major
climbs. 7 start groups. Kiddie Cross. Sal Collura,
541-521-6529, obra.org
Vancouver Cyclocross Coalition (VCXC)
Sep 5, 20; Oct 3, 10, 18; Dec 5
Greater Vancouver, BC. 6-event series. Matt
Hornland, Vancouver Cyclocross Coalition, vcxc.ca
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weekly series
Tuesday
Wednesday
September 1–October 6
September 9–October 7
PDX Trophy Cup
Blind Date at the Dairy
Portland, OR. Presented at PIR. Course change
slightly each week, expect fast with a few technical
sections. 2-3 barriers and plenty of cornering. Points
go 10 deeps, top 3 overall get prizes. All 6 race
count. Clinic lead by Upper Echelon each week
at 5:30. Racing Juniors (5:30pm), C at 6pm, B at
6:45pm, A at 7:20pm. Clint Culpepper, Formation
Promotions, 971-235-5994, pdxtrophycup.com
Twilight Cross Series
Portland, OR. 5 race series raced under the lights at
Alpenrose Velodrome. Kiddie Cross and Toddler Cross
at 5pm. First start at 5:15pm - 5:50pm - Stampede
race, last start at 7:20pm. Women can race in any
of the starts. Reg. up to 10 min. before each start.
Leader jerseys. No series prizes. Weekly: Elite racers
3 deep. Course features steep descents and quick
changes in direction. Bike and helmet lights allowed.
Joe Field, 503-228-2665, crossseries.com
MBSEF Thrilla ‘Cross Series
August 4–September 29
Eugene, OR. Racing for every level. 2-mile course
on various terrain. Series prizes for all categories.
First start 6pm. Presented at Camp Harlow. No
dogs allowed. Sal Collura, 541-521-6529, obra.org
September 2–30
Bend, OR. Series consists of 5 events to be raced
at the Athletic Club of Bend. Start 5:15pm for Junior,
beginners Men C, second start at 6:00pm for others.
Nightly prizes and overall winners get trophies. Day
of reg. starts at 3:45pm. Molly Kelley, 541-388-0002,
mbsef.org
Cyclocross calendar
April
September
Apr 18: Sea Otter Classic
Sep 5: GP 2015: DDCX
Monterey, CA. 25th anniversary.
800-218-8411,
seaotterclassic.com
May
May 17: Kruger’s
Kermesse CX
Portland, OR. CX criterium-style
race on farm roads. Same great
location as the Kruger’s Crossing
‘cross race, so expect a fun and
spectator-friendly event. All ages,
all levels, all bikes allowed. Free
kids races. Bike relay.
Kris Schamp, Portland Racing,
August
Aug 29: Washington Women
of Cyclocross Festival
Kenmore, WA. The only womenspecific cyclocross event in the
Nation. Features women cross
clinics, recreational and competitive races for all categories
including exclusive Mom Race
category and more. Free Expo
opens at 9am. Races start at
11:30am. Sara Rigel,
WomenCx.com
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Vancouver, WA. Experience a
classic course which offers lots
of fast flat grass sections, paved
trails, gravel, forest single track.
See race series for details. David
360-823-9778,
zone5promotions.com
Sep 5: VCXC Aldor Acres Farm
Fort Langley, BC. Season opener. See race series for details.
Matt Horland, vcxc.ca
Sep 12: GP 2015:
Het Meer CX
Vancouver, WA. In the tradition
of the most classic sand filled
Belgian Cyclocross courses,
we have a flat fast Euro course
with 200m of beach front sand
to get you all Euro’d up. Still a
lots of fast flat grass sections,
paved trails, gravel roads, open
field singletrack, tricky off camber sections and run-ups. See
race series for details. David
360-823-9778,
zone5promotions.com
Sep 6: Psycho Cross #1
Sep 12: Nocturn - MFG #1
Sep 7: Kootenay Sufferfest
— CX
Sep 13: Capitol Velo Cross
Eugene, OR. See race
series for details. Sal Collura,
541-521-6529, obra.org
Nakusp, BC. 20km or 40km
cyclocross event, enduro/sufferfest style. Lemans start. 1/3
road, 1/3 trail, 1/3 dirt road.
Remarked as one of the best
courses every ridden. Great variety, 20km loop. Fun the whole
way, every-changing with spectacular scenery. Janis Neufeld,
250-265-8707,
TBA, WA. Tentative date. See
race series for details. Terry
Buchanan, MFG Cyclocross,
mfgcyclocross.com
Salem, OR. Adam Bergerson,
503-930-5765, capitolvelo.com
Sep 13: Corn Cross / Jr
Cross Series
Sandy, OR. Liepold Farm.
Exciting flyover, ride through the
corn maze, fast gravel roads,
and don’t forget the kiddie cross
put on by the Lumberyard.
Indoor arena for kids to play and
eat. First race at 8:40. OBRA
sanctioned. Carol Cohen,
503-475-2347, cityofsandy.com
Cyclocross calendar
MFG Cyclocross will be presenting four internationally sanctioned races in addition to their regular line-up
this fall. Photo Bicycle Paper
Sep 13: KFCX Moore
Cowbell #1
Klamath Falls, OR. Moore
Park. Lilian Schiavo-Gilmore,
541-892-7894, obra.org
Sep 13: Lake Sammamish
GP - MFG #2
Issaquah, WA. Tentative date.
See race series for details. Terry
mfgcyclocross.com
Sep 19: GP 2015:
Zaaldercross
Vancouver, WA. See race series
Zone5 Promotions, 360-823-9778,
zone5promotions.com
Sep 19–20: Ride Hard,
Finish Thirsty (RHFT)
Bend, OR. Molly Kelley, Mt
Bachelor Sports Education
Foundation, 541-480-6975,
mbsef.org
Sep 20: KFCX Moore
Cowbell #2
Klamath Falls, OR. Moore
Park. Lilian Schiavo-Gilmore,
541-892-7894, obra.org
Sep 20: South Sound Super
Prestige - MFG #3
Lakewood, WA. Tentative
date. Ft. Steilacoom Park. See
mfgcyclocross.com
Sep 20: VCXC Forshore Park
Burnaby, BC. Tentative location.
Sep 26: GP 2015: Ninkrossi
Vancouver, WA. Course set
on a open 235 acres meadow.
Lots of fast grass, long paved
start, gravel, the Ninkasi ‘N’, and
dirt trails. See race series for
details. David Saltzberg, Zone5
zone5promotions.com
Sep 27: Battle at Barlow
Gresham, OR. Sam Barlow
High School. All categories
and singlespeed. Challenging,
railroad tie stepped run-up and
long off-camber section. Two
gradual climbs per lap. Eurostyle course. Steve Schwaeber,
obra.org
Sep 27: Cross Revolution Arlington
Arlington, WA. Location is tentative. Check website to confirm.
cross-revolution.com
Sisters, Ore. Family friendly
course through the pines and
around the sport fields. All
ages and ability welcome. Visit
Sisterscountrycross for details!.
Andrew Loscutoff, Sisters
Athletic Club, 541-549-6878,
sisterscross.com
Oct 3: The Super Duper MFG #4
Everett, WA. Tentative date.
Thornton A. Sullivan Park. See
Buchanan, mfgcyclocross.com
Oct 3: VCXC Confedaration Park
Burnaby, BC. Tentative location.
Oct 4: Psycho Cross #2
541-521-6529, obra.org
Sep 27: Whistler CX
Oct 4: Vanier Park
October
Oct 10–11: Cross Crusade:
Alpenrose
Whistler, BC. BC Premier event.
crankworx.com
Oct 2–3: Eagle Island Cross
Eagle, ID. Brad Streeter,
206-866-3384,
idahocyclocross.com
Oct 3: GP 2015: Heiser Farm
Vancouver, WA. See race series
Zone5 Promotions,
360-823-9778,
zone5promotions.com
Oct 3: Sisters Country Cross
Sisters, OR. Saddle up and
enjoy the Central OR sunshine
with a day of cross racing in
Vancouver, BC. BC Premier
event. West Coast Racing,
westcoastcycling.ca
Portland, OR. Alpenrose
Dairy. See race series for details.
Brad Ross, 503-459-4508,
crosscrusade.com
Oct 10: VCXC - Queens Park
New Westminster, BC. See race
series for details. Matt Horland,
vcxc.ca
Oct 11: Cross Revolution Silver Lake
Everett, WA. Thornton A
Sillivan Park. Location is tentative. Check website to confirm.
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Cyclocross calendar
Oct 17: CrossWord CX
Challenge
Canby, OR. A classic old school
course with log obstacles, river
crossing, natural forest trails and
more. All categories. Kids races.
Randy Word, 503 869-4970,
crosswordcxchallenge.com
Oct 18: Cross Crusade:
Hillsboro
Hillsboro, OR. Washington
County Fair Complex. See race
series for details. Brad Ross,
503-459-4508,
crosscrusade.com
Oct 18: Magnuson Park
Cross - MFG #5
Seattle, WA. Tentative date.
mfgcyclocross.com
Oct 18: VCXC - Mahon Park
N. Vancouver, BC. See race
series for details. Matt Horland,
vcxc.ca
Oct 24–25: Canadian
Cross Nationals
Winnipeg, MB. Tentative date.
Cycling MB, winnipegcx2014.ca
Oct 24: Washougal CX
Washougal, WA. David
Saltzberg, 360-823-9778,
zone5promotions.com
Oct 24–25: UCI Race
#1 & #2
TBC, WA. Terry Buchanan, MFG
Cyclocross, mfgcyclocross.com
Oct 25: Cross Revolution Sprinker
Tacoma, WA. Sprinker
Recreation Park. Location is
tentative. Check website to confirm. See race series for details.
Oct 25: Gateway Green CX
Portland, OR. A family-friendly
cyclocross race for all ages and
abilities. Clint Culpepper,
971-235-5994,
gatewaygreenpdx.org
Oct 25: Psycho Cross #3
541-521-6529, obra.org
Oct 31–Jan 1: Cross
Crusade: Bend
Bend, OR. Dechutes Brewery
Old Mill District. See race series
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for details. Brad Ross,
503-459-4508, crosscrusade.com
November
Nov 1: Pumpkin Cross
Maple Ridge, BC. Halloweenthemed. Great course, costumed
riders, fun for the whole family.
All categories. BC Premier event.
Barry Lyster, 604-312-3318,
localride.ca
Nov 1: SCCA / Starbucks MFG #6
Redmond, WA. Tentative date.
Marymoor Park. See race series
for details. Terry Buchanan, MFG
Nov 7: Corvallis Cross
Corvallis, OR. Ben Verhoeven,
541-223-2170, cxcrace.com
Nov 7: Peddlar’s at
the Poor Farm
Gresham, OR. obra.org
Nov 8: Cross Crusade:
Barton
Barton, OR. Barton Park.
Brad Ross, 503-459-4508,
crosscrusade.com
Nov 14–15: UCI Race
#3 & #4
TBC, WA. Terry Buchanan, MFG
Nov 14–15: Cross
Crusade: PIR
Portland, OR. Infield course @
PIR. See race series for details.
Brad Ross, 503-459-4508,
crosscrusade.com
Nov 15: Cross Revolution Frontier Park
Graham, WA. Frontier Park.
Location is tentative. Check website to confirm. See race series
for details. cross-revolution.com
Nov 15: Interior Cyclo-cross
Kelowna, BC. BC Premier
event. See race series for details.
Catherine Pendrel,
bcinteriorcross.ca
Nov 21: OBRA Cross
Championships
Sandy, OR. At Corn Cross.
Carol Cohen, 503-475-2347,
cityofsandy.com
Nov 22: Cross Revolution Enumclaw
Enumclaw, WA. Enumclaw
fairgrounds. Location is tentative.
Check website to confirm.
Nov 22: Krugers Crossing
CCX
Sauvie Island, OR. Held at
Kruger’s Farm on rutted farm
roads, pastures and through
berry fields. Kids race, live band,
raffle and doggie dash CX.
Kris Schamp, 503-333-9865,
Nov 22: Subaru Woodland
Park GP - MFG #7
Seattle, WA. Tentative date.
mfgcyclocross.com
Nov 28–29: Psycho Cross #4/5
541-521-6529, obra.org
Nov 29: BC Cyclocross
Championships
N. Vancouver, BC. BC Premier
event. steedcycles.com
Nov 29: Cross Revolution Gateway
Gig Harbor, WA. Gateway
Park, Key Peninsula. Location
is tentative. Check website to
confirm. See race series for
details. cross-revolution.com
December
Dec 5: VCXC Aldergrove Lake
Langley, BC. See race series for
details. Matt Horland, vcxc.ca
Dec 15: CL100CXTTWC
TDB, WA. $100 Cyclocross Time
Trial World Championchips, nonsanction fun race. Collect bikes
for charities. Grab beater bike of
value less than $100. Two component upgrade allowed. Give
bike after race as is. Russell
Clark, https://facebook.com/
events/1529856113943811/?ref_
dashboard_filter=upcoming
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Canadian National Team member Stephanie Roorda leads an international field around the track during the
Burnaby 4-Day event. Photo courtesy Greg Descantes
Monday
GVVA Sprint Night
Victoria, BC. Tentative dates. 200m, 500m, Kilo,
Match Sprint. Weekly points calculated based
on number of riders attending each event plus 1.
Season overall for A, B and C categories. Weekly
program varies. Race from 6:45-8:30pm. Cancel if
raining. Kurt Innes, gvva.bc.ca
Monday Night Racing
May 25–August 31
Redmond, WA. Juniors, Open Sprint Mania and
Cat 4 racing. Program varies each week. Start
7pm. Rental bikes available. USA Cycling license or
one-day license required. Canceled if raining. Free
spectator admission. No race. Amara Edwards,
Marymoor Velodrome, velodrome.org
Tuesday
Beginners M/W Track
May 12–June 9
Portland, OR. Introduction to track racing. obra.org
Wednesday
Wednesday Night Racing
May 27–September 9
Redmond, WA. Marymoor Velodrome. Women/
men Cat 4 and Masters A and B (35+ and 60+).
Start 7pm. USA Cycling license or one-day license
required. Bike rental available. Free spectator admission. See website for nightly program.
Canceled if raining. No race on 8/20. Amara
Edwards, Marymoor Velodrome, velodrome.org
Thursday
GVVA Group Night
Victoria, BC. Tentative dates. Mass start events,
Scratch, Points, Miss and Out, Keirin, Madison and
Omnium. Season overall for A, B and C categories.
Weekly program varies. Race from 6:30-8:30pm.
Canceled if raining. Kurt Innes, gvva.bc.ca
Thursday Beginners - MVA
May 7–August 13
Redmond, WA. Marymoor Velodrome. Designed
for beginners (Cat 4 women and 5 men). Program
determined nightly. Must have completed a MVA
Track class, hold a racing license and be MVA
member. Bike rental available. Canceled if raining. Gear: 48x15. Start 7pm. No race 7/23. Amara
Edwards, Marymoor Velodrome, 206-957-4555,
velodrome.org
Thursday Night Racing - Alpenrose
May 7–August 26
Portland, OR. Alpenrose Velodrome. Event schedule posted on website a few days before each race.
No race on 7/2. obra.org
Friday
Fast Twitch Fridays
May 1–August 28
Portland, OR. Match sprinting for Cat 1-4. Separate
Omnium racing for beginner men and women.
Registration 5pm, racing 6:30pm. Presented at
Alpenrose Velodrome. No race on 7/3, 7/10, 7/17
and 7/24. Jen Featheringill, 503-227-4439,
bike-central.com
Friday Night at MVA
May 29–September 11
Redmond, WA. Marymoor Velodrome. Racing for
men 1/2, men 3, women 1/3. Spectators $5, under
16 free. Beer garden. USA Cycling license required.
Kiddie Kilo (2-12 years old) on 1st and 3rd Friday
of each month. Jeremy Storie Memorial Series for
advanced Juniors twice a month. Start 7pm. See
website for evening program. Canceled if raining.
No racing on 7/24. Amara Edwards, velodrome.org
Marymoor Pre-Season
May 1–22
Redmond, WA. Ease into the season, get your
fitness inline. 3 self-seeded categories plus Cat
4 men. Upgrade points available for Cat 4s. Start
7pm. Amara Edwards, Marymoor Velodrome,
velodrome.org
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May
July
May 1–2: Marymoor PreSeason Races
Jul 10–12: OBRA State
Championships
Redmond, WA. Track racing.
wsbaracing.org
May 2–3: briHOP
International Omnium
Portland, OR. Brian Abers,
503-537-6800, obra.org
May 12: Beginners
M/W Track
May 16: Blue Ribbon
Track Race
Portland, OR. Phil Sanders,
503-649-4632, bbcbike.com
May 19: Masters Track
May 30: PDW Omnium
Portland, OR. Senior men/
women, cat 4/5 men/women,
Master 35+. Omnium style racing, each results count toward
overall. Clint Culpepper,
503-548-8672, ridepdw.com
June
Jun 13: Alpenrose
Heartbreaker
Portland, OR. Full day of racing
for all skill levels and a women’s
only Madison. Cash and merchandise. Program includes
Points races, Keirins, Madisons.
obra.org
Jun 20–21: GVVA Track
Fest #1
Victoria, BC. BC Premier event.
Kurt Innes, Greater Victoria
Velodrome Association,
gvva.bc.ca
Jun 21: Blue Ribbon
Track Omnium
Portland, OR. Phil Sanders,
Beaverton Bicycle Club,
503-649-4632, bbcbike.com
Jun 29–Jul 4: Alpenrose
Six-Day
Portland, OR. Six day of exciting
track racing including Madison
events. Candi Murray,
503-667-6220, obra.org/track
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Portland. Friday: Sprints and
Keirin, Saturday: Pursuit, Kilo,
500m, Sunday: Team events.
Clint Culpepper, 971-235-5994,
obra.org
Jul 17–19: Alpenrose
Challenge
Portland, OR. 3-day event bringing former and future Olympians,
World and National Champions
to Portland for a race extravaganza. Includes sprint and
endurance events, as well as
fastest lap competition and kids
races. ATRA NCS event. Charlie
Warner, 360-624-1801,
alpenrosechallenge.com
Jul 21–26: USAC
Masters Track National
Championships
Rock Hill, SC. Individual and
team events where the best
Master racers in the nation
challenge each other for a shot
at coveted champion title and
jersey. Multiple age groups.
usac.org
Jul 24–25: Marymoor Grand
Prix - UCI
Redmond, WA. 10th edition.
UCI C3 International Omnium
for elite endurance riders (Pro1/2); Sprint Omnium for elite
sprint riders (Match Sprint and
Kierin); USAC Individual mass
start races for men Pro-1/2 and
Masters/Women. Min. $10,000.
NTC event. Amara Edwards,
Marymoor Velodrome Assoc.,
velodrome.org
Jul 24–25: OBRA Senior
Track Championships
Portland, OR. Candi Murray,
503-667-6220, obra.org
August
Aug 1–2: OBRA Masters
Track Championships
503-667-6220, obra.org
Aug 3–8: USAC Elite &
Juniors Track National
Champ.
Carson, CA. usacycling.org
Aug 8–9: Husky Throw-Down
Invitational
Redmond, WA. Tentative dates.
Collegiate event open to USAC
categories. Mass start and individual events such as 200m,
500m, Kilo, Individual Pursuit,
unknown distance, Points and
Scratch races. Rory Jack,
University of WA Cycling Team,
wsbaracing.org
Aug 8: Junior & Senior Team
Track OBRA Championships
503-667-6220, obra.org
Aug 15–16: Fred’s Race /
WA State Championships
Redmond, WA. Fred C.
Rehberger Washington State
Track Championships: 2 days
of racing for Elite men/women;
Masters men/women (35+ in
5-year increments); Juniors men/
women. Marymoor Velodrome,
fredsrace.com
Aug 28–30: BC Track
Championships
Victoria, BC. All categories.
gvva.bc.ca
Aug 28–31: GVVA Track
Fest #2
Victoria, BC. BC Premier event.
gvva.bc.ca
September
Sep 17–19: USAC
Collegiate Track National
Championships
Colorado Springs, CO.
usacycling.org
December
Dec 26–30: Burnaby
4 Days
Burnaby, BC. Tentative date.
Multiple races and fun events.
burnabyvelodrome.ca
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multisport calendar
Fremont, Whistler Blackcomb,
whistlerbike.com
NW Open Water Swim Series
May 5–26
Hagg Lake, OR. 750m race 6pm, 1500m race 6:30pm. Top three in each
series will win awards. NW Epic Racing, nwepicracing.wordpress.com
March
Mar 8: Dirty Duathlon
Walla Walla, WA. 2.7-mile trail
run, 5.4-mile mountain bike, 2.7mile trail run. Start at Bennington
Lake 10am. wwmultisports.com
Mar 27–28: Badger
Mountain Challenge
Kennewick, WA. 100-mile endurance run, 50 miles ultramarathon, 50km and 15km trail run.
Footpaths, multi-use trails, dirt
roads, short stretches of pavement on and around Badger
Mountain. Eastern Oregon
Sports Training LLC,
eosportstraining.com
April
Apr 11: Elk Powder, Pedal,
Paddle Relay
Fernie, BC. Teams of 1-5 people
ski, bike, paddle & run in for fun
(yet competitive)! relay race.
skifernie.com
Apr 11: Squak Mountain
Trail Run
Issaquah, WA. 12km, halfmarathon, marathon, and 50km.
Steep ascent to top. Start/finish
at Squak Mountain Trailhead.
Roger Michel, 4th Dimension
Racing LLC, 425-301-7009,
evergreentrailruns.com
Apr 26: Mt. Rainier Duathlon
Enumclaw, WA. Expo Center.
Age group, relay 2 or 3 person.
Long course: 5-mile run, 28.8mile bike, 3.8-mile run. Short
course: 1.6-mile run, 14.4-mile
bike, 3.8-mile run. BuDu Racing,
May
May 3: Havoc at the Hideout
North Plains, OR. 5-6-mile
adventure trail run at Hornings
Hideout. 503-741-9364,
xdogevents.com
May 9: Elk Beaver Ultras
Victoria, BC. 50km, 50-mile or
100km trail run. Also 26.2-mile
first time marathon. 240-mile
ultra walk. Start 6am. Run 10km
loop around the lakes.
pih.bc.ca/elk-beaver-ultra.html
May 24: Coeur d’Alene
Marathon
Coeur D’Alene, ID. Multiple age
groups for men, women and
wheelchair categories. No handcranks, handcycles, strollers
or dogs allowed. Time limit: 7
hours. Half-marathon and 5km
also available. Coeur d’Alene
Marathon, 509-953-9924,
cdamarathon.com
May 16–18: Burton Triathlon
& Relay Race
May 24: Onion Man Triathlon
May 16: Pole, Pedal, Paddle
May 29–31: Wild Canyon
Games
Nakusp, BC. Short and long
courses. Paddle, MTB and trail
run. Individual or relay team.
Linda, Kootenay Sufferfest
Society, kootenaysufferfest.com
Bend, OR. Teams, pairs or individuals alpine ski/snowboard,
XC ski, bike, run, canoe/kayak
and sprint to finish. Start at Mt
Bachelor, ends in Les Schwab
Amphitheater. pppbend.com
May 17: Barkerville
Rush Relay
Barkerville, BC. Kids fun run and
awards on Saturday. Sunday:
8-stage, 100km running relay
from Quesnel to Barkerville.
Legs vary in length. Hilly terrain along Hwy 26 with snow
on occasion. Leg 7 on dirt road.
Various categories/age groups.
Max 11 runners per team.
Stacy, Quesnel Triathlon Assoc.,
250-983-9811,
barkervillerushrelay.com
May 23: BEAST
Adventure Race
Port Gamble, WA. Paddle,
mountain bike and trail run. Long
and short courses for all 13+ as
solo or with a team. John Kuntz,
Olympic Outdoor Center,
360-297-4659,
unleashthebeastnw.com
May 23: Crud to Mud
Whistler, BC. Tentative date. In
teams or individually, competitors ski or snowboard from the
top of Whistler Mountain to the
bottom of the snow line, where
their bikes and equipment await
to finish the race through the
Whistler Mountain Bike Park.
Multiple categories. Sebastien
Walla Walla, WA. Bennington
Lake. 1.5km swim, 40km bike,
10km run. Start 9am.
Dan Elsom, 509-529-9187,
wwmultisports.com
Antelope, OR. Adventure race
includes triathlon (sprint swim,
run, mountain biking), geocaching, team challenge events,
cyclocross and seven-leg relay
over a 3-day weekend. Teams
of 7 members. Vangie Pattison,
Wild Canyon Events Inc.,
503-899-7559,
wildcanyongames.org
May 30: Happy Girl
Bend, OR. Women’s only event.
Half-marathon, 10k, 5km, and
1.5km runs. Start at Riverbend
Park. Lay It Out Events,
541-323-0964,
happygirlsrun.com
May 30: Hood 2 River Relay
Hood River, OR. 6 ways to enjoy
6000’ of downhill fun. Six legs,
compete in two to six person
teams, or individuals racing from
high slopes of Mt. Hood down
to Columbia River. Chad Sperry,
Breakaway Promotions,
541-980-2338,
hood2riverrelay.com
May 30–31: Timberline
Marathon
Timothy Lake, OR. 16-year old
+. Choice of Saturday full or
half-marathon, Sunday half-marathon. Singletrack on rolling trails
circumnavigate Timothy Lake.
Limit 400 each day. Start 8:30am
Saturday, 9:30am Sunday.
Chuck Neely, 503-539-9327,
RogueMultiSport.com
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May 30: Troika Triathlon
Spokane, WA. 35th annual.
Half-Ironman distance (1.2 / 56
/ 13.1 miles) at Medical Lake’s
Waterfront Park. Sprint distance
also available. Scott Ward,
troikatriathlon.com
May 31: Echo Valley
Trail Run
Chelan, WA. Distances: 10k,
half-marathon, 50k, and 50
miles. Raffle prizes, fully stocked
aid stations. Roger Michel,
425-301-7009,
June
Jun 6: Issaquah Triathlon
Issaquah, WA. Lake Sammamish
State Park. Sprint distance triathlon and duathlon (bike and run
only), 5km and 10km race, kids
triathlon. Jamie O’Brien,
425-392-3866, issaquahtri.com
Jun 7: North Olympic
Discovery Marathon
(NODM)
Port Angeles, WA. Point to point
marathon and half-marathon
from Sequim to Port Angeles on
Olympic Discovery Trail. Also 5,
10km and kids marathon, walk
marathon and relay. PAMA,
nodm.com
Jun 13–14: Gerick’s Wasa
Triathlon
Cranbrook, BC. Wasa Lake.
TriKids Tri, Short Course Tri
and Olympic Tri. Spectacular
for entire family. Solo and
relay categories. RM Events
Management, rmevents.com
Jun 13: Ironman 70.3 Boise
Boise, ID. Half-Ironman. 1.2-mile
swim in Lucky Peak Reservoir,
56-mile bike, 13.1-mile run. Bike
and run course along Boise
Greenbelt, finish in downtown
Boise. Ironman North America,
ironmanboise.com
Jun 13: Ironman 70.3
Victoria
Victoria, BC. Half-Ironman. 1.2mile swim, 86km bike, 20km-mile
run. Srpint distance available.
ironman.ca
Jun 13–14: Mission:
Implausible
Wenatchee, WA. New event.
Saturday: 47 miles, 9000’ eleva-
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tion gain, one big loop on burly
trails. Sunday: 15 miles of singletrack trails run. Pre-reg only.
Limit 200/event. Evan Plews,
503-949-4879,
missiongranduro.com
Jun 13: Moses Lake Family
Triathlon
Moses Lake, WA. Blue Heron
Park. Age groups, relay teams of
2 or 3, Junior category. Olympic
distances (1, 24, 6.2 miles),
Sprint (.5, 12, 3.1 miles), Family
(.25, 12, 3.1 miles). First start
8am. Post-event food.
Rory Mueller, buduracing.com
Jun 17–21: Oregon Senior
Games
Bend, OR. 50 and over friendly
competition featuring 5k run/
walk, track and field, swimming,
archery, badminton, golf and
more. visitbend.com
Jun 19–21: Payette River
Games (PRG)
Cascade, ID. Paddle board,
kayak, river surfing, dog fetch
and Jug Mountain mtb races.
payetterivergames.com
Jun 20: Summer Solstice Urban Adventure
Vancouver, WA. An evening
urban obstacle race, costume
contest & summer brewfest to
celebrate the start of summer.
360-574-7292,
nwpersonaltraining.com
Jun 20–21: Tough Mudder
Whistler, BC. 25 obstacles over
10- to 12-mile course designed
by British Special Forces. Test
strength, stamina and mental grit.
Solo or team entry. At Olympic
Park. Party to follow. Tough
Mudder, toughmudder.com
Jun 21: Lake Meridian
Triathlon - June
Kent, WA. Includes super sprint,
sprint, and Olympic distances.
Based at Lake Meridian Park.
Enthusiastic volunteers, scenic,
accurate, well-marked courses,
breakfast, Tech T-shirt, medals, giveaways. Raise the Bar
Events, lakemeridiantri.com
Jun 21: Mt Hood Scramble
Mt Hood, OR. The Grandfather
of Filth. 6-mile adventure run
with hills, creeks crossings, rock,
dirt, heavy brush and more.
503-741-9364, xdogevents.com
Jun 26–28: Pacific Crest
Sports Weekend
Sunriver, OR. Sunriver Resort.
Kids triathlon and dash, 5k and
10k walk/runs, adult long course
and Olympic distance triathlon/
duathlon, marathon and halfmarathon. Health & Fitness
Expo, food, beer garden, live
entertainment, fun, camaraderie.
503-644-6822,
racecenter.com/pacificcrest
Jun 27: Lake Padden
Triathlon
Bellingham, WA. Competitive
and recreational distances.
Competitive: swim 1/2-mile,
bike 21, run 5.2., start 8:30am.
Recreational: swim 1/4-mile, bike
10, run 2.6, start 1pm. Bellingham
Park and Recreation,
360-778-7000, cob.org
Jun 28: Bellingham
KIDS Traverse
Bellingham, WA. 6-12-year-olds
form solo, tandem and relay
teams to run, bike and compete
on an obstacle course through
Bellingham’s Civic Field. Run
1 mile, MTB 1.5, obstacle
course .5, Team Trek .25.
Medalsr, ribbon and Mallard ice
cream. Supports Stewardship
and Education Programs of
Recreation Northwest. Todd
Elsworth, Bellingham Benefits,
bellinghamtraverse.com
July
Jul 3–5: Kananaskis 3
Kananaskis, AB. Trail running
stage race. 866-373-3376,
transrockies.com
Jul 5: Vancouver Triathlon
Vancouver, BC. Olympic and
Sprint distance triathlon (and
relays), take place in the magnificent setting of the Spanish
Banks Beaches. Swim at
Locarno Beach, bike and run
along Spanish Banks.
ironman.com
Jul 10: Friday Night
Swim Race
Kent, WA. Lake Meridian Park.
0.5-, 1.2- and 2.4-mile open water
swim races. Wetsuit or nonwetsuit division. BBQ. Awards 3
deep in each race and division.
Win race and take home an apple
pie. Packet pick-up 5pm, race
multisport calendar
6:15pm. Raise the Bar Events,
fridaynightswimraces.com
Jul 10–18: Southeast Idaho
Senior Games
Pocatello, ID. Multi-sport event
open to adults 50+. Dana Olson,
Idaho Cycling Enthusiasts,
208-233-2034,
seidahoseniorgames.org
Jul 11: Lakewood
Summerfest Triathlon
Lakewood, WA. 0.5-mile swim
starting and ending from the
shore at American Lake Park;
14-mile bike course looped
through the streets of Lakewood,
Steilacoom, JBLM and Pierce
County and 3.1-mile run at
Fort Steilacoom Park. Start
9am at American Lake ends at
Fort Steilacoom Park. City of
Lakewood Parks and Recreation,
lakewoodsummerfesttriathlon.com
Jul 12: Valley Girl Triathlon
Liberty Lake, WA. Women’s only
sprint distance triathlon. .33-mile
swim, 12-mile bike, 3-mile run.
Start 7:45am. Marla Emde,
Jul 18–19: ChelanMan
Multisport Weekend
Chelan, WA. From beginner to
Olympic distance triathletes.
First timer tri, sprint, Olympic,
Half-Iron triathlons, 10K and halfmarathon runs. Swim in Lake
Chelan, run around it, bike along
Columbia River. Tara Elsner,
509-679-3560, chelanman.com
Jul 18–19: Deschutes Dash
Bend, OR. Saturday: Olympic
distance triathlon, duathlon,
aquabike, 10km run. Sunday:
sprint distance duathlon and
triathlon, kids splash & dash
5km run, youth triathlon. Part
of Deschutes Dash Weekend
Sports Festival at the Old Mill
District. Luke Larsen, Lay It
Out Events, 541-323-0964,
deschutesdash.com
Jul 18: Warrior Dash Washington
Bonney Lake, WA. 12 obstacles
such as mud-crawling, fireleaping, extreme run on challenging and rugged terrain over
3.55-mile course. Multiple waves
starts. Kelley Farm.
312-980-9983, warriordash.com
Jul 18–19: Race the River
Coeur d’Alene, ID. .5-mile
swim, 11-mile bike, 3.1-mile run.
Riverstone Lake. 500 person
limit. Portion of proceeds go to
Boys and Girls Club. Saturday
kids race. racetheriver.com
Jul 25: Ellensburg Sprint
Triathlon
Ellensburg, WA. 0.25 / 12.3 /
2.7. Start 8am at Irene Rinehart
Riverfront Park. Standard age
group categories, relay and
Clydesdale/Athena. Rory Muller,
Jul 25: Kulshan Quest
Adventure Race
Bellingham, WA. Get maps with
checkpoints. Decide the routes
you take on foot, mountain bike
and kayak. Try the Recreation
(4-6 hour) course or Expert
(8-12 hour) course. Tea, and
solo. Pacific NW qualifier for
US Adventure Racing National
Championships. Todd Ellsworth,
Recreation Northwest,
360-739-8458, KulshanQuest.com
Jul 25: Rolf Prima Tri
at the Grove
Cottage Grove Lake, OR. Sprint
and Olympic distances with individual and relay team options.
Calm lake swim and low-to-no
traffic courses for bike and run.
USATriathlon Sanctioned Race.
Dark30 Sports, dark30sports.com
Jul 26: Idaho Peak
Mtn Marathon
Nakusp, BC. Marathon or 10
km up the mountain - 2200m of
elevation. Elliot Brady, Kootenay
Sufferfest Society,
kaslosufferfest.com
Jul 26: Ironman Canada
Whistler, BC. .8km swim, 180km
bike, 42.2km run. P-2000 race
with $75,000 professional prize
purse. 50 qualifying spots for
Ironman Worlds. 888-280-9097,
ironman.ca
Jul 26: Whisky Dick Triathlon
Ellensburg, WA. Individual and
team events. 1-mile swim in
the Columbia River at Vantage,
28-mile bike to Ellensburg (1900’
climb in first 12 miles), 6.2-mile
run in Ellensburg. Start 8:30am.
Tough but not impossible. Also
10km fun run. Roy Muller,
August
Aug 1: Whidbey Island
Triathlon
Langley, WA. Scenic course: .5
mile swim in Goss Lake; 19.5
mile ride on country roads with
views of Saratoga Passage;
3.8-mile run through forest
trails, country roads. Carrie
Monforte, South Whidbey Parks
& Recreation District,
whidbeytriathlon.com
Aug 2: Bellingham Youth
Triathlon
Bellingham, WA. For kids 13
and younger. Age groups and
start times for 8 and under, 9
and 10, 11-13. Presented at the
Arnie Hanna Aquatic Center.
Bellingham Park and Recreation,
360-778-7000, cob.org
Aug 8: Haulin’ Aspen
Bend, OR. Half and full trail
marathon on redesigned courses. Start at Wanago Sno-Park.
Singletrack, trails and forest
roads. Shorter 6.5-mile race
available. Limit 500 runners.
Gina Miller, Lay It Out Events,
541-318-7388, haulinaspen.com
Aug 8: Xterra PDX
Hagg Lake, OR. Sprint triathlon
and duathlon. Kid’s splash, pedal
dash. NW Epic Racing,
xterrapdx.com
Aug 14–15: Spokane to
Sandpoint Relay
Spokane, WA. 200-mile run
done as team relay. Start at Mt
Spokane, follows Centennial Trail
to end at the beach in Sandpoint,
ID. Also 139-mile relay walk from
Mirabeau. Cascade Lakes Race
Group, cascadelakesrelay.com
Aug 16: West Plains
WunderWoman Triathlon
Medical Lake, WA. Women’s
sprint distance event. Start 9am.
.25-mile swim, 10.2-mile bike,
3-mile run. Marla Emde,
Aug 22–23: XTERRA Wild
Ride Triathlon
McCall, ID. 3/4-mile swim, 20-mile
MTB course, 6-mile trail run.
Individual and 2- to 3-person
teams. Youth triathlon. Ponderosa
State Park. Great prep for
Nationals. Can use road bike. Wild
Rockies, wildrockiesracing.com
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Aug 23: Lake Meridian
Triathlon - August
Kent, WA. Includes super sprint,
sprint, and Olympic distances.
Based at Lake Meridian Park.
Enthusiastic volunteers, scenic,
accurate, well-marked courses,
breakfast, Tech T-shirt, medals, giveaways. Raise the Bar
Events, lakemeridiantri.com
Aug 29: North Bend Traverse
North Bend, WA. Multisport
adventure relay for solo, tandem
and teams. Start at Keechelus
Lake. Paddle, MTB, road bike,
run. Todd Elsworth, Bellingham
Benefits, 360-739-8458,
recreationnorthwest.org
September
Sep 5: Bonney Lake
Triathlon
Bonney Lake, WA. Allan Yorke
Park. Sprint or Olympic distances. Swim in Lake Tapps. First
start 8am. Rory Muller, BuDu
Racing, buduracing.com
Sep 5: Dash Point Trail Run
Federal Way, WA. 10k and halfmarathon with beautiful views
and wildlife. Start at Dash Point
State Park. Discovery Pass
required. Roger Michel, 4th
Dimension Racing LLC,
Sep 12: Lake Stevens
Triathlon
Lake Stevens, WA. North
Cove Park. Age groups, relay,
Clydesdale/Athena. Olympic and
sprint distances. Start 8am for
Olympic, 8:45am for sprint event.
Deanna Muller, BuDu Racing,
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Sep 12: Warrior Dash Oregon
North Plaines, OR. Mud crawling, fire leaping, extreme run on
challenging and rugged terrain.
12 obstacles over 3.2 miles at
Horning’s Hideout.
312-980-9983, warriordash.com
Sep 19: 7 Summits Bike and
Hike Challenge
Barkerville, BC. Hike and bike
challenge. 3 hiking stages totaling 18km and 38km of MTB
riding split in 4 sections. 7
mountains, 7 stages and 7000’
of vertical. Finish in Wells with
post-challenge dinner. Dave
Jorgensen, Bear’s Paw Cafe,
866-994-2345,
7summitsbikeandhike.org
Sep 19: Bellingham Traverse
Bellingham, WA. A fun relay race
that celebrates the journey of
wild salmon. Families, friends
and local companies form
Chinook (solo), Coho (tandem)
and CHUM (relay teams) to
run, bike and paddle through
Bellingham. Todd Elsworth,
Bellingham Benefits,
360-739-8458,
bellinghamtraverse.com
Sep 20: Kirkland Triathlon
Kirkland, WA. Sprint triathlon,
duathlon and aquabike at Juanita
Beach Mile Park. Age groups
and relay categories. Fun and
challenging course - expect some
hills and water temp in 60-70s.
TriFreaks, 253-245-9240,
trifreaks.com
Sep 20: Portland Triathlon
Portland, OR. Downtown
Portland at Cathedral Park.
Best of the US Amateur quali-
fier. Olympic, sprint and relay
distances. Limit 900 singles and
40 relays. Must be 13+. Charlie
Warner, 360-624-1801,
portlandtri.com
Sep 25: MOMAR - Island
Cumberland, BC. Sold out. Oneday sprint adventure race over
30 or 50km. Mind Over Mountain
Event Co., mindovermountain.com
Sep 26: Happy Girl
Spokane, WA. Women’s only
event. Half-marathon, 10k, 5km,
and 1.5km runs. Mix of gentle
trails, groomed paths, paved
surfaces. Expo on Saturday. Lay
It Out Events, 541-323-0964,
happygirlsrun.com
Sep 26: Island Quest
Adventure Race
San Juan Island, WA. Adventure
race. 12- and 6-hour format.
Navigate to various check points.
Kayak, trek, run, MTB, more.
Solo or team. Todd Ellsworth,
Recreation Northwest,
QuestAdventureRaces.com
November
Nov 24: Happy Girl
Sisters, OR. Women’s only
event. Half-marathon, 10k, 5km,
and 1.5km runs. Mix of gentle
trails, groomed paths, paved
surfaces. Expo on Saturday. Lay
It Out Events, 541-323-0964,
happygirlsrun.com
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