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EDITOR’S
NOTES
Almost everyone in the Northwest who pays a little attention to
bike racing has heard of Adam Craig, Barry Wicks, Carl Decker,
Catharine Pendrel, Chris Horner, Chris Ragsdale, Erik Tonkin,
Geoff Kabush, Gillian Carleton, Jennie Reed, Jill Kintner, Kristin
Armstrong, Rhae Shaw, Russell Stevenson, Ryan Trebon, Ryder
Hesjedal, Spenser Paxson, Stephanie Roorda, Steve Smith, Steven
Beardsley, Svein Tuft, Tina Brubaker, Tyler Farrar and Zac Kovalcik,
to name a few. They all have been representing the region on the
national and international scene either in road, track, mountain bike,
BMX or cyclocross events,
they represent only a
... we chose a different tact, yet
fraction of the talent found
introducing some cyclists in the region, as there
from the next generation. are many others, many of
whom came before them.
A partial list would include
Alex Stieda, Alyson Sydor, Ann Knapp, Bill Wild, Brian Walton,
Bruce Spicer, Carl Leusenkamp, Cindy Devine, Craig Undem, Jerry
Baker, John Beckman, Karl Maxon, Rebecca Twigg, Roland Green,
Ron Hayman and Tom Broznowski, who all have written their name
in the record books.
Most of these competitors have inspired youngsters to follow in
their footsteps. Additionally, coaches and parents have been working
tirelessly to bring the next crop of talented Northwest cyclists — and
there are quite a few of them — up through the development pipeline.
Back in 2003, when we first published the NW Race Guide, we
featured mostly the top riders, those who animated the races and
those that found themselves on the podium on a regular basis. We
later moved on to feature Northwest teams, as very few standouts
rely solely on their own abilities to bring home victories. We felt
that the entire squad and those that support the sport should be
recognized as well.
This year we chose a different tactic, introducing some cyclists
from the next generation. You may not know the names yet, but
these up-and-coming racers and their coaches have their sights set
on leaving indelible marks on the Northwest, national and international racing landscape.
Unfortunately, there aren’t enough pages in the Race Guide to
introduce them all at once, so we’ll keep at it for a while.
There are a few people to thank before I let you get acquainted
with some of the region’s newest talents — Jim Anderson, Jim
Brown, Dave Campbell, Amara Edwards, Tricia Lawrence, Tara
Mowat, Larry A. Reynolds, Mike Ripley, Douglas Tobin and Martha
Walsh provided invaluable input and assistance in the preparation of
this year’s guide as well as the parents who choose to put their kids
on the start line of cycling races.
Now, go discover the future.
Claire Bonin
Editor
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NORTHWEST
RACE GUIDE
Volume 12
February, 2014
Publisher
Seattle Publishing
Jay Stilwell, President
Ryan Price, Vice President
Associate Publisher / Editor in Chief
Claire Bonin
Associate Editor
Darren Dencklau
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Christian M. Downes
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Andi Zolton catching air at the 2013
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ADVERTISERS & CONTENT
ROAD
Profiles................................ 4-10
Calendar............................ 11-25
MOUNTAIN
Calendar............................ 26-37
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Canari / LeeMarc
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Cycle University....................... 25
Davidson Handbuilt Bicycles /
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DBC Photography /
Dennis Crane........................ 27
Derby Days /
City of Redmond................... 21
Harvey Grad Attorney at Law..................... 41
John Duggan Cycling Attorney................... 11
Oregon 24 / Mudslinger......... 17
Oregon Bicycle
Racing Association................ 19
Oregon XC Series /
Mudslinger............................ 29
R+E Cycles................................ 48
Recycled Cycles.................... IBC
TRACK
Calendar............................ 38-39
CYCLOCROSS
Calendar............................ 40-42
MULTISPORT
Calendar............................ 43-48
Sisters Stampede...................... 31
Tacoma Screw Products.......... 35
Tour of Walla Walla
Stage Race............................. 15
Washington Bikes.................... 47
Western BikeWorks / Velotech
/ Bike Tires Direct............... 37
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INSIDE LOOK
ATHLETE PROFILES
Logan Owen
Bremerton, WA
Age: 18
Racing since: 2000
Category: Pro 1 Disciplines: Road, Cyclocross
School: Graduated from Bremerton High School
Team/club: Road: Bissel Development; Cross: Cal Giant Specialized
Coach: Joe Holmes
Strengths: Climbing, sprinting, muddy and sandy courses
Need to work on: Time trialing
Favorite race: Diegem Superstige Cyclocross
Best results 2013: Junior National Champion – Road, Criterium and Cross;
2nd overall Peace Race Nations Cup; 3rd overall Junior Cyclocross World
Cup; 4th Junior Road and Cyclocross Worlds
Highlight 2013: Winning my 9th consecutive Cyclocross Nationals
2014 goals: U23 Road Worlds team; win road and cross Nationals; top 5 at U23 Liege Bastogne Liege
Long term goals: Become a Pro tour rider and win as many Pro tour races as possible
Who is your cycling idol and why? My coach because of how much he’s taught me in cycling and life.
How did you get started? Started BMX at 4 years old and got introduced to cross and road by Redline.
Andrea Casebolt
Olympia, WA
Age:17
Racing since: 2007
Category: Cat 3 (road/track), Expert MTB, Cat 2 (cyclocross)
Disciplines: Track, Road, Cross, MTB
School: North Thurston High School
Team/club: Rad Racing NW (CX/MTB); Gregg’s Cycles (road/track)
Coach: Kristi Berg, Cycle University Strengths: Climbing
Need to work on: Sprinting Favorite race: StarCrossed
Best results 2013: 3rd NW Junior Stage Race; 9th US Cyclocross Nationals;
5th overall Seattle Cross Series (Cat 1/2)
Career highlights: Earned gold, silver and bronze medals at the Junior
Cyclocross Nationals since 2007
2014 goals: Track Nationals and make the track national team Long term goal: Race track at the Olympics
Cycling idol: Alison Tetrick. I admire her determination and she seems to be a well-rounded good person.
Anything else we should know? I hold a black belt in Tae Kwon Do.
Jack Almond
W. Vancouver, BC
Age:16 Racing since: 2011
Category: Junior Expert Disciplines: DH, XC
School: Collingwood
Team/club: C4 Rider Training, Cycling BC, High Performance MTB Team
Coaches: Cory Leclerc, Mike Charuk, Tara Mowat
Strengths: Ability to go fast down steeps; maintain control of the bike;
smart riding
Need to work on: Endurance on a flat fast track
Favorite race: Western Open Kicking Horse BC Cup
Best result 2013: 1st Fernie BC Cup
Highlights 2013: Proving to myself I have the speed and skills to win
Career highlights: First podium (Bear MTN Challenge 2012)
2014 goals: Top 5 Canada Cup; win overall BC Cup
Long term goals: To make it to World Cup level and ride for a living.
Who is your cycling idol and why? Steve Smith, he does what he loves for a living and that’s my goal.
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ATHLETE PROFILES
Megan Doherty
Boise, ID
Age: 13
Racing since: 2011
Category: 3 Discipline: Road School: St. Joseph’s
Team/club: B.Y.R.D.S. Coach: Douglas Tobin
Strengths: Climbing, endurance and time trialing
Need to work on: Finishing sprint and tactics
Favorite race: Sea Otter Classic road race
Best results 2013: Junior National Champion – RR and TT (13-14); 3rd Junior
Nationals – criterium (13-14); Idaho State TT champion (13-14); 2nd Mutual
of Enumclaw criterium (Cat 3); 2nd Sea Otter Classic criterium (Cat 3)
Career highlights: 2012 National Champion – criterium, RR and TT (10-12)
2014 goals: Balance school and sports; win Junior Nationals criterium, RR and TT
Long term goals: Race in Europe
Who is your cycling idol and why? Tejay van Garderen because he started cycling at a young age like me,
Also my coach, who continues to support me as I grow and face new challenges.
How did you get started? My parents are both triathletes and I became their water carrier on long runs. I loved
riding so much that I joined the B.Y.R.D.S. program at age 8 and I haven’t looked back since.
Gillian Ellsay
Courtenay, BC
Age: 16
Racing since: 2010
Category: Junior Disciplines: Road, Track School: Mark R. Isfeld Secondary Team/club: Trail Bikes
Coach: Jeff Ain Strengths: Long endurance races and TT
Need to work on: Sprinting
Favorite race: TT or Elimination on the track Best results 2013: 2nd Junior Nationals TT; 1st GC Enumclaw Stage Race
(Cat 4); 6th GC Tour de la Relève; 8th Canada Summer Games TT Career highlights: 2nd 2013 Junior National TT Championships; 2nd
Junior Provincial Road Race Championships
2014 goals: Win Junior Road Race and TT Nationals; a top 10 Junior Worlds TT Championships finish
Long term goals: Sign a Pro contract; go to the 2016 Olympics
Who is your cycling idol and why? Victoria Pendleton. She was not only one of the fastest women track
sprinters, but she overcame many personal demons. How did you get started? Both my brother and dad cycle and I just picked it up as a hobby.
Adam Artner
Jacksonville, OR
Age:19
Racing since: 2009
Category: 2 Disciplines: All, favorites are Road and CX
School: Lynn Benton Community College
Team/club: Team Oregon p/b Laurelwood Brewing
Coach: Steven Beardsley, Wenzel Coaching
Strengths: All-arounder Need to work on: Hill climb
Favorite race: Cascade Cycling Classic
Best results 2013: 1st stage 4 of Cascade Classic (Cat 2); 1st Rainier
Cross Crusade (SS) and Barton Park Cross Crusade (SS)
Highlights 2013: Absolutely love the challenge of racing in the Senior
men’s field and learning from the super fast guys
Career highlights: Winning Aubrey Butte at Cascade two years in a row; 3rd 2012 USGP (Cat 2/3)
2014 goals: Earn Cat 1 upgrade; podium at a Pro/Cat 1 event
Long term goals: Become a Pro Tour rider and advocate for cycling and fitness Who is your cycling idol and why? Jade Wilcoxson. I admire how she advocates for women’s cycling.
How did you get started? My friend and his family took me to races and it went downhill from there — as in
MTB DH racing. My involvement from then on just kept growing.
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ATHLETE PROFILES
Colby Wait-Molyneux
Vancouver, WA
Age: 19
Racing since: 2006
Category: 1 Discipline: Road School: Clark College
Team/club: Hagens Berman U23 Development Team
Coach: Oliver “Butch” Martin Strengths: Time trialing, all-rounder
Need to work on: Sprinting Favorite race: Joe Martin Stage Race
Best results 2013: White Jersey for Best Young Rider (U23) at Joe Martin
Stage Race (stages 1, 2, 3)
Highlight 2013: 20th Joe Martin Stage Race (stage 1) because it is a
2.5 mile climb; I am not a climbing specialist, but I was able to secure
the white jersey
Career highlights: Being selected to Team USA for the 2011 Junior World
Road Championships for both the RR and TT
2014 goal: 2014 U23 Road National Championships TT event
Longterm goals: Make it to Pro Tour level
Who is your cycling idol and why? Fabian Cancellara. He does not always win but he leaves it all out on the road.
How did you get started? My parents ride a lot and when I was 10, I started doing organized rides with them.
Later Tom Simon got me into racing and taught me what it was all about.
Stacey Giuffre
Sammamish, WA
Age: 17
Racing since: 2004
Category: Cat 3 (track), Cat 4 (road / cross)
Disciplines: Track, Road, Cyclocross
School: Bellevue College (Eastlake HS Running Start)
Team/club: Gregg’s Trek Coaches: Jennie Reed, Nikki Brown
Strengths: Sprinting Need to work on: Hill climbing
Favorite race: Keirin
Best results 2013: Junior Track Nationals: 1st Team Sprint, 2nd 500m TT,
3rd Sprint, 3rd Omnium; 1st in 5 events WA State Track (15-16); 1st WA
State Criterium (15-16); 1st WA State Cyclocross (17-18)
Career highlights: Team Sprint National Champion (15-16)
2014 goals: Junior Track National Championships (17-18); Junior Track World Championships
Long term goals: 2015 Junior Track World Championships; attend NTC events; 2015 Elite Track Nationals
Who is your cycling idol and why? The incredible women of the cycling community!
How did you get started? At 7 years old I took the Velokids class at the Marymoor Velodrome. By 10, I had my
first USAC license and started racing weekly with other Juniors.
Abby Youngwerth
Boise, ID
Age: 13
Racing since: 2010
Category: Cat 3 (cross, MTB), Cat 4 (road)
Disciplines: MTB, Cyclocross, Road School: Hillside Junior High
Strengths: Bike handling skills Need to work on: Pedal stroke
Favorite race: NW Juniors Classic Stage Race
Best results 2013: 1st NW Juniors Classic Stage Race; 3rd Cyclocross
Nationals; 2nd Road Nationals (RR)
Career highlights: 8 National medals; 1st Idaho State Champion RR
(Cat 4); Waffle Cross Series winner (Cat 4)
2014 goals: Win Nationals RR; top 3 Cross Nationals
Long term goals: Race cross in Belgium; attend Worlds
Who is your cycling idol and why? My mom, because she started racing a year before I did and encouraged
me to join B.Y.R.D.S.
How did you get started? My parents wanted me to join a local weeklong MTB camp. One of the leaders was
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ATHLETE PROFILES
Joel Taylor
Victoria, BC
Age: 16
Racing since: 2010
Category: 2 Disciplines: Road, Cross School: Mount Douglas Secondary
Team/club: Trek Red Truck Racing Coach: Steve Lund
Strengths: Hilly road races and time trials Need to work on: Sprinting
Favorite race: Mutual of Enumclaw Stage Race
Best results 2013: 14th Canada Summer Games (U23)
Highlight 2013: 2 week training camp in Ventura, CA
Career highlights: Being selected for Team BC at age 14
2014 goal: Make the Junior Road Worlds team
Long term goals: Race in the Pro Tour and Olympic Games
Who is your cycling idol and why? Taylor Phinney, he is a natural talent who raced the Olympics as a 2nd year
Junior and he moved into the Pro tour ranks quickly. Also, he has great hair and a super cool name.
How did you get started? My parents are both super active and one summer they signed me up for a cycling
camp. I was 13 then and the rest is history.
Calder Wood
Anacortes, WA
Age: 13
Racing since: 2012
Category: Junior (13-14). Disciplines: Cross, Road, MTB XC
School: Anacortes Middle School Team/club: Rad Racing NW
Strengths: Cyclocross and TT Need to work on: Endurance, criteriums, bunny hopping
Favorite race: 2013 Deschutes Brewery Cup
Best results 2013: 2nd 24-Hours of Spokane;
3rd Deschutes Brewery Cup (15-16)
Highlight 2013: Winning my first Cat 4 race at the
SCCA Starbucks Grand Prix of Cyclocross
Career highlights: 1st 2014 Cyclocross Nationals
2014 goals: Successful Cat 2 MTB season and consistent top 5 finishes in Cat 3 cyclocross
Long term goals: Attending Geoff Proctor’s EuroCross Camp and being the first American to race at the
top on the world cyclocross circuit.
Who is your cycling idol and why? Jeremy Powers or Tim Johnson. Powers has so much character. For
MTB, Sam Schultz, I got some swag from him and he’s been a big inspiration ever since.
How did you get started? Commuting to school when I moved to Anacortes, then Brian Bressler introduced
me to cyclocross.
Brian Hart, Jr.
High Cascades 100 / Oregon Velo
Washougal, WA
Age:14
Racing since: 2010
Category: Cat 1 (MTB), Cat B (cross)
Disciplines: MTB, Cyclocross, Unicycle, Track, Road
School: Homeschool Team/club: Hapi-Go!
Coach: Brian Hart, Sr. Strengths: Climbing, endurance
Need to work on: Road sprinting
Favorite race: High Cascades 100
Best results 2013: 1st Canby Cross-Word (Men B);
2nd overall Cross Crusade unicycle series
Highlight 2013: Finishing High Cascades 100 under 13 hours
Career highlights: 2012 OBRA BAR Champion (13-14 and Junior); completing High Cascades 100
2014 goals: Race Oregon 24 solo; complete Test of Endurance and Mt. Hood Six-Hour (solo) on back-to-back
days; race a TT on the 36” unicycle with SPD pedals.
How did you get started? Mountain biking with my parents and six siblings.
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ATHLETE PROFILES
Sam Rosenberg Eugene, OR
Age: 16
Racing since: 2000
Category: 2 Disciplines: Road, Cyclocross, Tandem MTB
School: Winston Churchill High School
Team/club: Hutch’s Bicycles p/b Specialized/Slocum
Coach: Mike Rosenberg Strengths: Sprint, time trial, power
Need to work on: Long, steep climbs
Favorite race: Rapha NW Juniors Stage Race
Best results 2013: 1st National Criterium Championships; 1st Tour of
America’s Dairylands; 1st Rapha NW Juniors Classic Stage Race
Highlights 2013: Winning the criterium at Nationals; road racing for the
National Team in Belgium
Career highlights: National Criterium Championships; 9th Haspengouw
Tour; 1st Tour of Americas Dairylands; 1st Rapha NW Junior Classic
Stage Race; 4th National Road Championships
2014 goals: Return to Europe with the National Team; defend Nationals Criterium title
Long-term goals: Racing more in Europe and gaining experience in faster, more aggressive races
Who is your cycling idol and why? Peter Sagan, because he is willing and able to work harder than anybody else.
How did you get started? My dad put me on the back of the tandem at a young age. I’ve been hooked ever since.
Conor Klupar
Fall City, WA
Age:19
Racing since: 2005
Category: 1 Discipline: Track (Matched Sprint)
School: Marian University, Indianapolis, IN
Team/club: Marian University Coach: Arian Abers Strengths: The mullet
Need to work on: Getting better at the mental game/tactics
Favorite race: Marymoor Grand Prix
Best results 2013: 4th Collegiate National Championships
Highlight 2013: Received a scholarship offer to ride for Marian University
Career highlights: Matched Sprint National Champion (Junior); 16th at
the Junior Worlds; 5th Elite National Championships
2014 goals: Podium at Elite Nationals; win Collegiate Nationals
Long term goal: Become an Olympian
Who is your cycling idol and why? Mark Cavendish. He has a winning attitude and is confident.
How did you get started? My dad. I watched him at the velodrome one night and thought I would give it a go.
Anything else we should know? I was a Peewee Peddlers at Velodrome at age 6.
Magnus Manson
Vancouver, BC
Age: 15
Racing since: 2012
Category: U17 Expert/Junior Expert
Disciplines: Downhill, 4X, DS School: Chatelech Secondary
Team/club: Dunbar Cycles Coach: Mike Charuk
Strengths: Strong on bike and pedaling
Need to work on: Cornering, braking and hitting jumps
I’m not comfortable with.
Favorite race: Mt Washington’s Monster Mile
Best results 2013: 1st National Championships; 1st BC Cup overall; 1st
Provincial Championships; 3rd NW Cup (Jr. Expert)
Career highlights: Winning the 2013 Nationals by 10.25 seconds
2014 goal: Ride as fast as I can, don’t leave anything on the track
Long term goals: World Champion; become a top 5 World Cup downhill racer
Who is your cycling idol and why? Steve Smith, he kills it and he’s Canadian.
How did you get started? A Crankworx trip with friends.
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Scott Funston
Black Diamond, WA Age: 14
Racing since: 2006
Category: Cat 2 MTB (13-14); Cat 3 CX (15-16); Cat 5 Road (13-14)
Disciplines: XC, Enduro, DH, Road and Cyclocross
School: Tahoma Junior High Team/club: Rad Racing NW
Coach: My dad Strengths: Anything technical
Need to work on: Straight power sections and anything paved
Favorite race: 24 hour MTB race
Best results 2013: 1st Silver Lake and Magnuson Park CX (Cat 3
Open men); 3rd 2014 Cyclocross Nationals (13-14); WA State XC and
criterium Champion (13-14)
Highlight 2013: Getting destroyed by the 1/2’s at Marymoor cross race
Career highlights: Silver medals at Cross Nationals (2011, 2013); 3rd
Cross Nationals (2014); 4th 2010 MTB DH Nationals (2010)
2014 goals: 2015 Cross and MTB Nationals
Long term goals: A national championship title; make the Eurocamp team; go to the World Championships
Who is your cycling idol and why? Sven Nys because of his race strategy and results.
Anything else we should know? I started racing BMX at 6 years old.
Anders Nyström Boise, ID
Age: 17
Racing since: 2009
Category: Cat 1 (MTB), Cat 2 (road and cross)
Disciplines: Road, MTB, Cross School: Boise High
Strengths: Bike handling; power
Need to work on: Efficiency and tactics
Favorite race: 2013 Cyclocross Nationals
Best results 2013: 5th Elite Cyclocross Nationals (17-18)
Highlight 2013: Cyclocross National Camp
Career highlights: 15th 2012 Road Nationals TT (15-16); 5th 2013 Cross
Nationals (17-18); 5th 2011 MTB Nationals (Cat 2, 15-18)
2014 goals: To sign a 2014/2015 U23 contract with a Pro cross team and a 2015 U23 contract with a Pro MTB
team; top 10 at Road and MTB Nationals; attend Tour de l’Abitibi
Who is your cycling idol and why? Zdenek Stybar, he is very powerful and excels at the technical muddy sections.
How did you get started? I’ve mountain biked with my parents since I was little and was introduced to
B.Y.R.D.S by Will Barta.
William Barta
Boise, ID
Age: 18
Racing since: 2007
Category: 1 Discipline: Road School: Boise High School
Strengths: Climbing and TT Need to work on: Sprinting
Favorite race: Bogus Basin Hill Climb
Best results 2013: Best Young Rider Tour de l’Abitibi (5th overall); 1st
San Dimas Stage Race overall; 4th GP Becco (Belgium); 7th National
Championships – RR & TT; 45th World Championships – RR
Highlight 2013: Represented the USA at the World Championships
Career highlights: 3 Nationals podiums; being selected to the Worlds team
2014 goals: Top 3 at the World Championships; win an international
stage race; win Nationals RR and TT
Long term goal: Progress as far as I can to hopefully become a professional
Who is your cycling idol and why? Cadel Evans, he seems to be the most determined Pro, he rides with true grit.
How did you get started? I was a Nordic ski racer and our team’s sponsor also supported B.Y.R.D.S., so I tried
riding. I quickly quit skiing to focus on cycling.
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ATHLETE PROFILES
Rhys Verner
Squamish, BC
Age:16
Racing since: 2000
Category: Junior Disciplines: XC, DH, Road and BMX
School: Howe Sound Secondary School Team/club: Team Squamish
Coach: Mike Charuk, Cory Leclerc
Strengths: Technical skills and descending
Need to work on: Pacing myself and transitioning from
climbing to descending
Favorite race: Canada Games, Whistler Canada Cup
Best results 2013: 3rd Canada Summer Games team relay;
3rd Sea Otter Classic XC and DH (U17)
Career highlights: 2nd Canadian Nationals (U15); 2013 Canada Games;
Sea Otter Classic
2014 goals: Podiums at National XC Championships and Canada Cup Series overall
Long term goals: Make the Canadian National Team and attend University on a MTB scholarship
Who is your cycling idol and why? Nino Shurter because he shows no mercy, and is exciting to watch.
How did you get started? I rode bikes pretty much as soon as I could, but took it more seriously at age 12.
Quinn Moberg
Squamish, BC
Age: 20
Racing since: 2009
Category: U23 Disciplines: MTB XCO, Marathon
School: Recently applied to the University of Victoria
Team/club: Rocky Mountain Factory Team with support from Corsa Cycles
Coach: Mike Charuk Strengths: Power, I am good at short explosive hills
Need to work on: Endurance
Favorite race: Test of Metal
Best results 2013: Two bronze medals at Canada Summer Games
Highlights 2013: Canada Summer Games
Career highlights: Simply being involved in the cycling world.
The people are awesome.
2014 goals: Win the Test of Metal and the U23 National Championships
Long term goals: Win World Cup races; stay healthy and have fun
Who is your cycling idol and why? Neal Kindree is someone I look up to. He is scuccessful and from my town.
How did you get started? Got involved in the local elementary school race series called Pedal to the Medal.
Anything else we should know? I just am really in love with this sport and I am dedicating my life to improving.
Benjamin Peterson
Ballard, WA
Age: 17
Racing since: 2011
Category: 3, Junior A Discipline: Road
School: Ballard High School, WWU in the fall
Team/club: Audi Cycling Development Team/Kryki Sports
Coach: Ryan Bibko Strengths: Time trialing and sprinting
Need to work on: Climbing
Favorite race: Longbranch Road Race because it suits my abilities, plus I
haven’t lost that race yet!
Best results 2013: 1st WSBA RR Championships (Cat 3 and 17-18); WSBA
Best All Around Rider (Cat 3 and 17-18); 2nd TT State Championships
(Cat 3); 5th NW Classic Junior Stage Race (17-18)
Highlight 2013: WSBA Best All Around Rider (Cat 3)
2014 goals: Junior Nationals; make the National Team; win NW Junior Classic Stage Race (17-18)
Long term goals: Be able to say, “I gave it everything I’ve got” and be happy with how far I made it.
Who is your cycling idol and why? Jens Voigt. He is such a good character and has a awesome sense of humor.
How did you get started? In 6th grade I rode my Schwinn mountain bike every day. Got a road bike in 8th
grade. I went to Seward Park to watch the races and I got hooked up with the JL Velo Team.
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INSIDE LOOK
ROAD RACE SERIES
As the Raven Flies TT
Apr 5, 26
Amity, OR. 2 event series. 6 miles out and back
for a 12-mile race on an up-and-down course.
2nd event longer. Open to men, women, Juniors,
Masters. Kevin Nichols, 971-237-1206, obra.org
Banana Belt Series
May 4, 10, 18
Gaston, OR. 3-event series. Race around HenryHagg Lake. 11-mile course. 750’ elevation gain per
lap. Hills are long and steady, but not steep. All categories from Juniors to Masters 60+. Races 1 and
3 go counterclockwise, #2 clockwise. Points system
(15 deep) determines overall winners. Cash prizes.
Moved from March to May. Jeff Mitchem,
pedalevent.com
BC Masters Series - BCMCA
May 3–4, 10, 11, 17–18; Jun 8, 15, 22, 28–29;
Jul 6, 12–13, 18–20; Aug 3, 16–17, 31
Various, BC. Series of 24 races. Best 15 results
count toward overall. Open to men and women
30+. Staged in Lower Mainland, Vancouver Island
or Interior. Age group categories: 30-34 and all subsequent 5-year increments. VTTA handicap system
C Y C L I N G
applied. Relaxed and fun atmosphere. BCMCA
membership, CBC Citizen or UCI license needed.
Bill Yearwood, 604-267-7338, bcmasterscycling.net
BC Premier Road Series
Mar 29–Jul 12
Various, BC. Events on: 3/29, 4/26, 5/30, 7/8, 7/11.
Cycling BC, cyclingbc.ca
BC Superweek
Jul 4–13
Lower Mainland, BC. Full week of racing features
9 days of racing over 10 days in 7 communities.
3 weekday criteriums (Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday) are book-ended by two 3-day weekend
stage races. $110,000 cash up for grabs. Race
some or all. Events on: 7/4, 7/8, 7/9, 7/10, 7/11.
Mark Ernstring, bcsuperweek.ca
Beginner Women’s Series
Mar 8–23
Various, WA. No points, no prizes. Beginners race
against their peers under the guidance of mentors
that provide post-race analysis. Need a min. of 20
participants per race in order to get a separate start.
Events on: 3/8, 3/9, 3/15, 3/16, 3/23.
wsbaracing.org
AT T O R N E Y
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john@dugganbikelaw.com
Free Consultation
NW RACE GUIDE
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ROAD RACE SERIES
Dirty Circles
Mar 2, 9, 16
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, Zone5
Promotions, 360-823-9778, zone5promotions.com
EV Spring Series
Mar 2, 8–9, 15, 16, 22–23, 29–30
Langley, BC. Series comprised of 11 events.
4 racing groups: A, B, C, Junior and Novice.
Distance varies with group. Overall calculated on
points. Start 10:30am. Yellow line rule enforced.
UCI, Cycling BC or one day licence. Prize money
at every race. Stuart Lynne, 604-461-7351,
escapevelocity.bc.ca
Great Western Cycling
Series - Project 14
May 9–Jul 12
Various. Series of 8 criterium or circuit races in
Idaho and Utah. Open to riders 19+ men and
women, split over 5 categories. Omnium points
scoring. Pay out for team and solo at the end of
series is $12,000. Events on: 6/14, 6/27, 7/12.
racedayeventmanagement.com
Hammer Race Series
Mar 1, 8, 15
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, georgescycles.com
Mason Lake RR Series
Mar 9, 16, 23
Mason Lake, WA. Near Shelton. 3-race series.
12-mile loop around Mason Lake. Rolling hills, no
major climbs. Start at Mason Lake County Park.
Points standing only, top 10 score. First race starts
at 8:30am. Open to all. USCA license required.
1-day license for Cat 5 men and Cat 4 women.
Series awards. David Douglas, pvelo@comcast.com
Northwest Kermesse Cup Series
Jul 26; Aug 2, 11, 16, 18, 25, 30; Sep 26; Oct 4
Various, WA. Series. Races include a mix of 50/50
road and dirt sections. Road or cross bikes can
be used. 25 or 28c tires advised depending on the
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course difficulty. Roubaix or Ronde style races usually include longer road sections. Michael Pruitt,
wsbaracing.org
Oregon Triple Crown
Jun 1–Aug 23
Various, OR. Series of 3 challenging events showcasing the long courses of epic rides: Oregon GF,
Audferheide and Gravel Epic. These are amongst
the most challenging in Oregon and require more
than 290 miles of hard cycling and 21,000’ of climbing. Those completing the feast receive a jersey and
lifetime benefits. Events on: 6/1, 7/15, 8/23. Dark30
Sports, 541-505-3060 x701, dark30sports.com
Revenge of the Disc Wheel
Jun 7, 14, 21
Albany, OR. Series of 3 events in Brownsville.
Kenny Graham, 541-967-3670, obra.org
Seattle Junior Road Dev. Series
Mar 1; Apr 5, 27; May 3–4, 17–18, 31;
Jun 4, 25; Aug 2–3, 9, 10
Greater Seattle, WA. 11-race points series features
RR and Crit for U18 age groups: 10/12, 13/14,
15/16 and 17/18. Not all age groups are offered
at some events. 10/11 results count towards GC.
Awards at the end of the season. Part of USA
Cycling development pathway. Tricia Lawrence,
WSBA, wsbaracing.org
Sportif Series
Apr 5, 20; May 3, 25; Jun 6, 28; Aug 23–24
Various, BC. Series comprised of 8 events. 4 racing
groups: A, B, C, Youth and Novice. Distance varies
depending on group. Overall calculated on points.
UCI, Cycling BC or one day licence. First start at
10:30am. Course varies each week. Prize money at
every race. Stuart Lynne, 604-461-7351,
WSBA Senior BARR
Mar 1, 29; Apr 12; Jun 7, 14; Jul 12, 20; Aug 10
Various, WA. Best all around road rider for Senior
class only. 8 races including State Championships
which carry double points. Members only get points.
Top 15 get points at championship events, top 10 at
other races. wsbaracing.com
WSBA Masters BARR
Apr 26; Jul 20; Aug 10
Various, WA. Best all around road rider for
Masters class only. 35-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+.
Members only get points. Top 15 get points at the 3
Championships events. wsbaracing.com
WEEKLY SERIES
MONDAY
Monday PIR
Apr 14–Aug 25
Portland, OR. For Masters 30+ men (novice and
experienced) and all women (any age/ability, including Juniors) at the Portland International Raceway.
5 categories. Course is a flat, wide, 1.9-mile loop,
closed to traffic with excellent pavement. No tight
corners. Great place to learn bicycle racing. 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, Team Oregon, racemondaynight.com
TUESDAY
Baddlands Twilight Series
Apr 22–Aug 26
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
Pacific Raceways Series
Mar 18–Aug 26
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. Monthly
30-minute clinic presented by Cycle U starting 4/1
for those new to racing or wanting to improve. No
race 4/8, 6/3 or 7/29. Rory Muller, 260-920-3983,
buduracing.com
SWICA Criterium Series
May 13–Jul 8
Boise, ID. 8 races at Expo-Idaho, south of Hawks
Stadium. 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. Kurt Holzer, idahobikeracing.org
Tuesday PIR
Apr 15–Aug 26
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; Cat 4/5 6:20pm; Cat 5 6:25pm; Cat
1/2/3 6:40pm; Cat 3/4 6:45pm. Team and individual
season passes available. William Laubernds,
503-545-9083, tuesdaynightpir.com
Twilight Criterium Series
Jun 3–Aug 12
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. New location 100 Premier St.
Sal Collura, 541-521-6529, obra.org
Twilight TT Series
Apr 29–May 27
Coburg, OR. Series of 5 TT. Starts/ends near
Coburg Fire Dept. All welcome, tandem category.
Registration opens 5:30, first rider off at 6:30pm.
Sal Collura, 541-747-3336, obra.org
World Tuesday Night Championship
May 6–Aug 26
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 at Glenlyon Business Park.
604-734-4241, escapevelocity.bc.ca
WEDNESDAY
Mt. Tabor Series
Jun 4–Jul 15
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. Clark Ritchie,
503-936-2575, mttaborseries.com
THURSDAY
Champion Thursdays
May 8–Aug 28
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. No race on 7/3. Glen Gann, 541-779-6986,
obra.org
Rose Garden Circuit Race Series
Apr 3–24
Portland, OR. 4-event series presented at
Washington Park (Int’l Rose Test Garden). Race
from 6-8pm. 4 start groups: Cat 4/5 men, Cat 1/3
women, Cat 4/5 women, Cat 1/3 men. Masters race
in their respective Senior categories. 1.2-mile circuit
with a hairpin turn. Steven Beardsley, 503-272-1710,
giroevents.com
Seward Park Criterium Series
Apr 3–Aug 28
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. firststrikevelo.com
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ROAD CALENDAR
MARCH
Mar 1: Cucina Fresca Icebreaker 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. All categories, Junior D to
Pros, tandems welcome. Use
WSBA numbers. WSBA Senior
BARR event. Erik Olson, Cucina
Fresca Cycling Team,
425-281-6873, supersquadra.com
Wind frequently a factor. Same
course as in years past. Finish
on Kitchen Dick Rd. Part of
Beginner Women’s Series. Jason
Bethel, Garage Racing, racing.
garagebilliards.com
Mar 9: Dirty Circles #2
Woodland, WA. See race
series for details. David
Saltzberg, Zone5 Promotions,
360-823-9778, obra.org
Mar 16: 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,
509-754-6361,
rideviciouscycle.com
Mar 9: Mason Lake RR #1
Eugene, OR. Collegiate event.
TT, RR and Criterium.
nwcollegiatecycling.us
Mar 15–16: Central WA
University Omnium
Mar 22–23: EV Spring Series # 6/7
360-823-9778, obra.org
Mar 15: EV Spring Series # 4
Mar 1: Hammer RR #1
Boise, ID. 26 to 42 miles. See
race series for details. Mike
Cooley, Boise CC / George’s
Cycles, 208-343-3782,
georgescycles.com
Mar 1–2: U of O Cup
Mar 2: EV Spring Series #1
Aldergrove, BC. Aldergrove
short course. See race series
for details. Escape Velocity,
Mar 8–9: Beaver (OSU) Omnium
Corvallis, OR. Collegiate event.
TT, RR and Criterium. Oregon
State University,
Mar 8–9: EV Spring Series # 2/3
Langley, BC. Saturday: River
Road - flat, square circuit beside
Fraser River in Langley. Sunday
Wix Brown RR. Score individually. See race series for details.
Escape Velocity,
Mar 8: Hammer RR #2
Boise, ID. See race series for
details. Mike Cooley, Boise CC /
George’s Cycles, 208-343-3782,
georgescycles.com
Mar 8: 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).
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Mason Lake, WA. 12-mile
loop around Mason Lake.
No major climbs, rolling terrain.
First start 9:30am. Distance
varies between 48 and 60 miles
depending on categories. See
race series for details. Part of
Beginner Women’s Series.
David Douglas, 206-769-6575,
pvelo@comcast.net
Ellensburg, WA. Collegiate
event. Misha Terentjev,
Abbotsford, BC. Bradner - challenging road race course. See
race series for details. Escape
Velocity, escapevelocity.bc.ca
Mar 15: Hammer RR #3
Boise, ID. See race series for
details. Mike Cooley, Boise CC /
georgescycles.com
Mar 15: 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. Part of
Beginner Women’s Series.
Jason Bethel, Garage Racing,
racing.garagebilliards.com
360-823-9778, obra.org
Mar 16: EV Spring Series # 5
Langley, BC. Sunday: Murchie
Road course. See race series for
details. Escape Velocity,
Mason Lake, WA. 12-mile loop
around Mason Lake. No major
climbs, rolling terrain. First start
9:30am. Distance varies between
48 and 60 miles depending on
categories. See race series for
details. Part of Beginner Women’s
Series. David Douglas,
206-769-6575,
pvelo@comcast.net
Langley, BC. Saturday:
Thunderbird course. Sunday:
Atomic long course. Score
separately. See race series for
Mar 22–23: 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. WWU
Team, nwcollegiatecycling.us
Mar 23: Cherry Pie Road Race
Corvallis, OR. At Camp Adair.
25-mile course features many
rolling hills and a few short
steep climbs with an uphill finish. Neutral rollout from Santiam
Christian HS. Tandem class
offered. Distance: 1 or 2 laps.
Cash prizes. Jim Fischer,
willamettevalleycycling.com
Mason Lake, WA. 12-mile loop
around Mason Lake. No major
climbs, rolling terrain. First start
9:30am. Distance varies between
48 and 60 miles depending on
categories. See race series for
details. Part of Beginner Women’s
Series. David Douglas,
206-769-6575, northwestvelo.com
Mar 29–30: EV Spring Series
#8/10 - Stage Race
Langley, BC. Saturday: Alder
Acres criterium. Afternoon: River
ROAD CALENDAR
Road long TT. Sunday: Snake
RR. Omnium format. See race
series for details. Part of BC
Premier Road Series. Escape
Mar 29–30: Gorge Roubaix
The Dalles, OR. Find out who
the toughest racers are in the
NW. Challenge your level of
fitness, mental toughness and
bike handling skills. There will
be gravel, most likely muddy
and cold. No prize money. Chad
Sperry, Breakaway Promotions,
541-296-8908,
breakawaypromotions.com
Mar 29: 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.
WSBA Senior BARR event.
Erik Anderson, Sound Velo
Cycling, 360-870-5025,
ssvr.weebly.com
Mar 29–30: MSU Road Race
Bozeman, MT. Collegiate event.
Mar 29–30: Tour of Ontario
Ontario, OR. Exciting 2-day,
3-stage race on border of OR
and ID. Malheur Butt TT, historic Union Pacific Train Depot
Criterium and Ontario Heights
Circuit Race. Bring 53x11, it’s
going to go fast. 5 Flights. John
Rogers, 208-284-9671, facebook.com/TheTourofOntario/info
APRIL
Apr 5: As the Raven Flies TT #1
Amity, OR. See race series
for details. Kevin Nichols,
971-237-1206, obra.org
Apr 5: Sportif Series #1 Aldergrove East
Langley, BC. Aldergrove East
course. See race series for
Apr 5: Vance Creek RR
Elma, WA. 13.5-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.
Erik Anderson, CBC Racing,
ssvr.weebly.com
Apr 5–6: WC Missionary Omnium
Walla Walla, WA. Collegiate
event. TTT and road circuit race.
Whitman College,
Apr 6: Larry Kemp Memorial Ride
Seattle, WA. Ride in remembrance of Larry Kemp to raise
money for local Junior racers.
We ask for donation to help support the Larry Kemp Memorial
Fund for Juniors (501 C).
Fisher Plumbing Cycling Team,
jetcityvelo.com
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ROAD CALENDAR
Apr 6: Rhonde Van Boise
Boise, ID. Group hill(s) climb.
Mike Cooley, georgescycles.com
Apr 10–13: Sea Otter Classic
Monterey, CA. Road, circuit race
and criterium. 800-218-8411,
seaotterclassic.com
Apr 12: Kings 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 12–13: NWCCC
Championships WSU/UI
Moscow, ID. Collegiate event.
509-963-3516
Apr 12: Pitt Polder TT
Pitt Meadows, BC. Generally
fast and flat route showcases the
area’s scenic agricultural lands.
Frequent winds may affect the
race. Barry Lyster, Local Ride Bike
Shop, 604-466-2016, localride.ca
Apr 12: Ronde Van Palouse
Spangle, WA. 16-mile circuit
course in open farm country.
Good pavement except for
sections of graded gravel road.
Constant rollers, wind favors
strong all-around riders. Finish
2 miles northeast of Liberty HS.
Puncture resistant tires recommended. WSBA Senior BARR
event. Spokane Rocket Velo,
509-868-8604,
spokanerocketvelo.com
Apr 13: Barry’s Roubaix
Pitt Meadows, BC. A tooth rattling, gritty good time! 10km
mostly flat circuit is 40% gravel.
Run in the spirit of the classic
epic Paris Roubaix. Barry Lyster,
Local Ride Bike Shop,
604-466-2016, localride.ca
Apr 13: Gran Fondo Goldendale
Goldendale, WA. New event. 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 13: Jason Broome TT
Boise, ID. 10-mile ITT. First
rider 9am, intervals at 30 seconds. Start at truck stop (exit
16 NW RACE GUIDE
71) on I-84, 16 miles east of
Boise. Mike Cooley, George’s
Cycles & Fitness, 208-343-3782,
georgescycles.com
Apr 13: Longbranch RR
Longbranch, WA. Start at
Longbranch Improvement
Center. One steep 1/2-mile
climb and two gradual 1/4-mile
climbs. wsbaracing.com
Apr 18–20: 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 20: Sportif Series #2 Aldergrove Long
Abbotsford, BC. Aldergrove
long course. See race series
Apr 20: Therapeutic
Associates Racing TT
Portland, OR. Presented at
PIR. Smooth, flat pavement. All
categories, tandems welcome.
Nick Blacklock, 503-821-6034,
obra.org
Apr 26: As the Raven Flies TT #2
Amity, OR. Longer version. See
race series for details. Kevin
Nichols, 971-237-1206, obra.org
Apr 26–27: Deschutes River
Valley TT Stage Race
Maupin, OR. 3 individual
stages. Staging at Imperial River
Company. Open to all 19+ riders.
Tandem and recumbent categories. Registration 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,
raceacrossoregon.com
Apr 26: Olympic View RR
Masters State Championship
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. WSBA Master
BARR event.Erik Anderson,
Sound Velo Cycling,
ssvr.weebly.com
Apr 26–27: 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.
Part of BC Premier Road Series.
Barry Lyster, Local Ride Bike
Shop, 604-466-2016, localride.ca
Apr 27: Chicken Dinner RR
Nampa, ID. 36-63 miles. Start at
Deer Flat and Perch Rd, south of
Nampa. Mike Cooley, Boise CC /
georgescycles.com
Apr 27: Eugene Roubaix
Eugene, OR. 13-mile loop with
1.5-mile dirt/gravel section,
smooth and mostly flat otherwise. Registration 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 27: Volunteer Park Criterium
Seattle, WA. 0.8-mile loop inside
Volunteer Park with small 150yard hill climb. Cucina Fresca
Cycling Team, wsbaracing.org
MAY
May 2–4: Collegiate Road Nationals
Richmond, VA. usacycling.org
May 2–4: USAC Collegiate
Road Championships
Ogden, UT. Chad Sperry,
Breakaway Promotions,
541-296-8908, usacycling.org
May 3–4: BC Masters Series #1/2
Penticton, BC. 10km Hill Climb
on 10-12% grade. 80km RR,
mostly flat. See race series for
details. Aart, The Bike Barn,
250-492-4140,
bcmasterscycling.net
May 3: Sportif Series #3 Thunderbird
Langley, BC. Thunderbird
ROAD CALENDAR
May 3–4: Tour de Bloom - WA
Master RR Championship
Wenatchee, WA. 9-mile outand-back TT on moderate rolling
terrain. 4-corner crit in the heart
of historic Wenatchee. Festival
concludes with the Waterville
Plateau road race, ideal for an
exciting sprint finish. Omnium
points format. $10,000 in prizes.
Part of Apple Blossom Festival,
WSBA Master BARR Seattle Jr.
Dev. Series. bikewenatchee.org
May 3: Willamette Gran Fondo
Monroe, OR. Two distances
in the heart of the Willamette
Valley: 116-mile Gran, 55-mile
Medio. Mike Ripley, Mudslinger
Events, 541-225-7946,
willamettegranfondo.com
May 4: Banana Belt I
Gaston, OR. See race series
for details. Jeff Mitchem,
503-233-3636, pedalevent.com
May 4: Emmett-Roubaix RR
Boise, ID. Start at Emmett City
Park at 9:30am. Distances
between 45-65 miles. Mike
Cycles, 208-343-3782,
georgescycles.com
May 10: Banana Belt II
May 10: BC Masters Series #3/4
Mill Bay, BC. Saturday: Mill
Bay 600m HC. Starts at noon,
followed by 9km HC on 5-10%
grade at 2pm at Shawnigan
Lake. See race series for details.
Dave Steen, BC Masters Assoc.,
May 10: Idaho State
RR Championships
TBD, ID. Team Dobbiaco,
teamdobbiaco.com
May 10: RAAM Oregon
Cycling Challenge
May 17–18: BC Masters
Series #6/8
Kamloops, BC. Saturday:
16km TT on Westside and
15.5km HC up Yellowhead Hwy.
Saturday: 60km RR (double
points). See race series for
details. Peter Bartel, BC Masters
Assoc., bcmasterscycling.net
Hillsboro, OR. Enduro unsupported
200 and 400 miles, terrain varies
based on distance. Start at Civic
Center Plaza. Expo and post-event
party. The 400 miles is a qualifier
for RAAM. RRace Across America,
raamchallenge.com
May 17–18: Mutual of
Enumclaw Stage Race
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 race start 11am.
Open to men Cat 1 to 5, women
1 to 4, Masters. Deanna Muller,
DuBu Racing, buduracing.com
May 18: Banana Belt III
May 10: Ravensdale RR
May 11: BC Masters Series #5
Maple Bay, BC. 65km RR on
rolling terrain. Start 12pm at
Moose Hall. Double points event.
See race series for details. David
Mercer, BC Masters Assoc.,
778-430-0646,
May 11: Gravel Road Race
Maple Ridge, BC. Barry Lyster,
Local Ride Bike Shop,
604-466-2016, localride.ca
May 11: OBRA TTT
Brownsville, OR. obra.org
May 16–17: Idaho TT Festival
Boise, ID. 2-day, TT stage race.
Friday Mini Bogus T, Saturday
40km. Must enter all stages to
be eligible for cash and medals. All categories. Team Bob’s
Bicycles, bobs-bicycles.com
Enumclaw, WA. Saturday:
flat TT in the a.m., followed
by figure-8 criterium course
downtown. Sunday: RR up
Mud Mountain. Youth categories:
U15, U17 and U19 available.
wasbra.org
May 18: Kruger’s Spring
Kermesse
Portland, OR. 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,
levels, bikes allowed. Free kids
races. Kris Schamp, Portland
Racing, obra.org
May 23–25: Hayman Classic
Junior Stage Race
Penticton, BC. 3-day stage
race for 11-18-year-old racers.
Friday: 6km TT. Saturday: Crit.
Sunday: RR. No experience
required. Seminar included and
clinics. Part of Axel Merckx
Youth Development Foundation
initiative. Ron Hayman,
haymanclassic.com
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May 24: Bend Don’t Brake - OC
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. Amanda
Porino, West Coast Women
Cycling Team, 415-652-1484,
aatwill@gmail.com
May 24: Lewis & Clark Ultra
Hockinson, WA. 12- hour TT
race. Long loop 144 miles with
6600’ of climbing. Short loop 10
miles. Start at Hockinson Middle
School, travels 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.
Part of UMCA. Glenn Johnson,
360-718-0173, lacultra.com
May 24: Twin Falls Criterium
Twin Falls, ID. Rick Greenawald,
idahocycling.com
May 25: Sportif Series #4 Atomic Long
Langley, BC. Atomic long course.
See race series for details. Escape
May 26: Therapeutic
Associates Racing TT
Portland, OR. Presented at
PIR. Smooth, flat pavement. All
categories, tandems welcome.
Nick Blacklock, 503-821-6034,
obra.org
May 30–Jun 1: Robert Cameron
Cycling Series / BC RR & Crit
Championships
Victoria, BC. Friday: Dallas Road
Rumble TT - 5km on oceanfront.
Saturday: Metchosin RR, 10km
circuit starting at Rocky Point
Road, up Liberty Rd. Sunday:
Bastion Square crit, 900m circuit
with multiple cash primes. Also
Timbits challenge for kids and
school race. Part of BC Premier
Road Series. Jon Watkins, The
Russ Hay’s Racing Cycle Club
Society, victoria-cycling.com
May 31–Jun 1: 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. Erik Anderson,
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CBC Racing,
capitalstagerace.com
May 31: Hammer Velo Criterium
Hillsboro, OR. Singlespeed championships of the universe. Jeff
Tedder, 503-473-7650, obra.org
May 31: Lyle Pearson
200 Challenge
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, 208-343-3782,
georgescycles.com
JUNE
Jun 1: Cow Country Classic
Wolf Creek, MT. On some of the
least traveled and scenic roads
in Montana. Start/finish near Wolf
Creek. Open to Juniors and up.
Cat 1/2 course 87 miles, others
50. Juniors 19/39. Joel Gerhart,
teamgreatdivide.wordpress.com
Jun 1: 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, Vicious Cycle,
509-754-6361,
Jun 1: 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. 1st stage in the
Oregon Triple Crown series.
See race series for details.
Alan Cline, 541-505-3060 x701,
dark30sports.com
Jun 6: Sportif Series #5 Thunderbird Long
Langley, BC. Thunderbird
long course. See race series
Jun 7: BC Youth Road
Championships
Courtenay, BC. Richard Ellsay,
VIPYRS, cyclingbc.net
Jun 7: Dirt Bag Dash /
Gravel Grinder RR
Mountain Home, ID. Test your
legs on hard packed dirt roads
sprinkled with punchy climbs
and the occasional roaming cow.
At Dream River Ranch. Start
10am. Distances: 23 to 54 miles
depending on category. Pre-reg
only. James Lang, 208-571-1853,
dirtbagdash.com
Jun 7: Green Bluff Circuit Race
Mead, WA. Road race.
Henry Hamby, 509-688-4152,
rivercityred.blogspot.com
Jun 7: Revenge of the Disc #1
Brownsville, OR. See race series
for details. Kenneth Graham,
541-967-3670, obra.org
Jun 7: Rotary Ride for Rescue
Vancouver, BC. Climb Cypress
Mountain in W. Vancouver.
Register 7:45am, start 9am. All
abilities welcome. Supporting
NS Rescue & Rotary Projects.
Bob Michieli, Rotary Club of W.
Vancouver Sunrise, 778-868-3465,
rotaryrideforrescue.org
Jun 7: 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.
WSBA Senior BARR event.
Nik Rebhuhn, Step Down
Racing, stepdownracing.com
Jun 8: BC Masters Series #9
Mill Bay, BC. 61km RR on rolling/hilly terrain. Start at Kerry
Park arena. See race series
for details. Larry Pommen, BC
Masters Assoc., 250-652-5815,
Jun 8: BC TT Championships
Courtenay, BC. Richard Ellsay,
VIPYRS, cyclingbc.net
Jun 8: 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.
Jeff Mitchem, Pedal Event,
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Jun 12–15: Banff Nat’l
Park Bike Fest
Banff, AB. Five challenging races
in Banff National Park. More than
$21,000 in prize money. Cruiser
crit and kids race Sunday.
Micaela Zagozewski, Banff Lake
Louise Tourism, 403-762-0284,
banfflakelouise.com/bikefest
Jun 14: 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
race as well. Adam Kennedy,
Vertebrata Chiropractic Cycling
Team, vccycling.com/mphctt
Jun 14: Mt. Hood Cycling
Classic Kid’s Race
Hood River, OR. Largest kids
race in the NW. Kid-a-gories
to choose from: <4, 4-5, 6-7,
8-9, 10-12. Closed circuit with
good pavement. Chad Sperry,
541-296-8908,
mthoodcyclingclassic.com
Jun 14: 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
Great Western Cycling Series Project 14. Team Dobbiaco,
208-571-1730, teamdobbiaco.com
Jun 14: Northshore Road
Race Senior Championship
Bellingham, WA. 26-60 miles
depending on category. Steep
rollers, false flats, fast downhills,
headwind, and difficult 200m
finish on 8-mile loop. Includes
Masters 40+ cat 4/5, Junior
13/14, 15/16 race free. WSBA
Senior BARR event. Stewart
Bowmer, Shuksan Velo Club,
wsbaracing.org
for details. Kennneth Graham,
541-967-3670, obra.org
Langley, BC. 70km flat to rolling. See race series for details.
Robert Pasion, BC Masters
Assoc., bcmasterscycling.net
Jun 15: Project 14
Nampa Circuit
Boise, ID. Road race. Mike
Cycles, georgescycles.com
Jun 21: 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,
obra.org
for details. Kennneth Graham,
541-967-3670, obra.org
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Jun 21: The VGF Doppio
(Victoria Gran Fondo)
Victoria, BC. 5th annual. 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 21–22: Two Days of Pain
Eatonville, WA. Saturday
Kermesse, Sunday Gran Fondo.
wsbaracing.org
Victoria, BC. 40-80km of rolling
terrain and hills on Rocky Point
Rd. Double points. See race
series for details. Kim Gard, BC
Jun 22: 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,
Vicious Cycle, 509-754-6361,
Jun 22: Rainier Road Race /
Women RR Championship
Rainier, OR. Staged at Rainier
HS. 16-mile loop with 730’ of 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. Stefanie Bergh,
obra.org
Jun 26–28: Canadian Road
Nationals - Elite
Lac Megantic, QC.
cyclingcanada.ca
Jun 27–29: Baker City
Cycling Classic
Baker City, OR. 3 days and 4
stages with 8000+’ of climbing.
Pros and amateurs race same
course. Stage 1: Catherine
Creek RR. Stage 2: Historic
Baker City 12-mile TT. Stage 3:
Tour d’Town Criterium, 30-60
minutes. Stage 4: 101-mile Tour
d’Horn RR. Brian Vegter, BCCC,
541-523-5265,
bakercitycycling.org
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Jun 27: NWX Criterium
Bend, OR. Mostly flat neighborhood streets, 2 lanes wide. Men
Pro 1/2, Cat 3, Cat 4/5, women,
Junior, Tandem and kids. Start/
finish on John Fremont/NW
Crossing Dr. Part of NorthWest
Crossing Hullabaloo. Shane
Johnson, 541-231-3035, obra.org
Jun 27–28: Snake River
Landing’s Cycle Fest
Idaho Falls, ID. Criterium
and road circuit. Part of Great
Western Cycling Series. Part
of Great Western Cycling
Series - Project 14.
racedayeventmanagement.com
Jun 28–29: BC Masters
Series #12/13
Kelowna, BC. Saturday: crit in
Windfield. Sunday: Kelowna RR,
start at S Kelowna Elementary
School. See race series for
details. Ray, ChainLine Cycle
Club, 250-491-2205,
Jun 28: Cannonball
Seattle, WA. One-day ultramarathon event. 276 miles
with approx 9200’ of climbing.
Start Support vehicle allowed.
Redmond Cycling Club,
redmondcyclingclub.org
Jun 28: 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 28: Sportif Series #6 - Bradner
Langley, BC. Bradner road
Jun 28: Tacoma Twilight Criterium
Tacoma, WA. Night racing in
Proctor Business District. 4-corner, .4-mile course on smooth
pavement. Slight side hill and one
challenging corner. All categories,
kids race. Mike Brown,
253-272-1351, tacomatwilight.com
Jun 29: Baker City Gran Fondo
Baker City, OR. Dooley Mountain.
Follow the same challenging
route as the Baker City Cycling
Classic. 85 miles through beautiful eastern Oregon. Ends at
Anthony Lakes Mountain Resort.
Limit 200. Brian Vegter, BCCC,
541-523-5265, bakercitycycling.org
Jun 29: SCCA/ Starbucks Omnium
Seattle, WA. sccacycling.com
JULY
Jul 2–7: Canadian Road Nationals
- Juniors/Masters/Para
St. George de Beauce, QC.
cyclingcanada.ca
Jul 4: Hailey July 4 Criterium
Hailey, ID. Exciting 4-corner
course in downtown Hailey
immediately following parade.
USAC sanctioned. Youth 12 and
under race free. Start 1pm. Bill
Olson, Sun Valley Road & Dirt
Cycling Club, 208-788-9184,
roadanddirt.org
Jul 4: Joe Matava
Memorial Criterium
Burien, WA. 1km, 4-corner,
closed course in downtown
Burien. All categories. David
Tollefson, Wheelsport Cycling
Team, 253-445-6660,
wheelsportcycling.com
Jul 4–6: 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.Family
friendly activities. Categories:
women Open, men Pro 1, 2.
Part of BC Superweek. Mark
Ernsting, Municipality of Delta,
tourdedelta.com
Jul 5–6: High Desert Omnium /
Road Championships
Bend, OR. 3 events. Saturday:
morning 30-50 min criterium,
9-mile TT in the afternoon.
Sunday: road race at Edison
Sno-Park near Mt Bachelor.
Omnium format. Open to all,
tandem category, no separate
Junior class. Cate Hass, Bend
Bella Cyclists, 541-241-4787,
obra.org
Jul 5: Idaho State TT
Championships
TBA, ID. 208-713-3705,
idahobikeracing.org
Jul 5: St Honoré Criterium
Portland, OR. Celebrate French
cycling on 1km flat long course
with 8 corners. Great for begin-
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ners and seasoned pros. Elaine
Bothe, 503-335-0808, obra.org
Jul 6: BC Masters Series #14
N. Cowichan, BC. 40km ITT.
Rolling. Double points. Start at
Duncan Meadows Golf Club.
Ian Birch, Sidney Velo,
250-477-6475,
Jul 8: 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. Part of BC
Superweek, BC Premier Road
Series. Mark Ernstring,
604-760-7373, ubcgrandprix.com
Jul 9: 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
$15k men, $8k women. Part of
BC Superweek. Mark Ernsting,
globalrelayGGP.org
Jul 10: Giro di Burnaby
Burnaby, BC. 1.3km fast, challenging crit course in heart of
Burnaby’s Italian district. Prize
purse $15k. Evening race. Part
of BC Superweek. Mark Ernsting,
604-760-7373, girodiburnaby.com
Jul 11–13: Tour de White Rock
White Rock, BC. 3 days, 3 races.
Hill Climb, Criterium, and RR
through the hilly seaside. 130km
men, 80km women. $20k cash
prize. Family Fun Zone at crit.
women open, men Pro 1,2. Part
of BC Superweek, BC Premier
Road Series. John Stech, City
of White Rock, 604-541-2161,
tourdewhiterock.ca
Jul 12–13: BC Masters
Series #15/17
Courtenay, BC. Saturday:
prologue and Dove Cove flat
16km TT. Sunday: 65km flat
in Dove Creek. See race series
for details. Ray Wagner,
Comox Valley Cycling Club,
Jul 12: Boise Twilight Criterium
Boise, ID. Flat, 4-corner classic course. 1km loop through
downtown. 1 hour plus 5 laps
for main event, 30 to 45 minutes
plus 1 lap for preliminary races.
Cash and merch. Start 3:15pm,
awards 10pm. Kids ride 2:30pm.
NCC event. Part of Great
Western Cycling Series - Project
14. Mike Cooley, 208-343-3782,
boisetwilightcriterium.com
Jul 12: 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. WSBA Senior BARR
event. Pro-Motion Sports,
425-556-2360,
redmondderbydays.com
Jul 12: Redmond
Downtown Criterium
Redmond, OR. Held on a fast
L-shaped 6-corner course in the
heart of downtown. Great primes
and cash purse. Tandems welcome. Shane Johnson, Trinity
Bikes, 541-231-3035,
trinitybikescycling.com
Jul 12: Seattle to Spokane (S2S)
Lake City, WA. Ultramarathon
1-day, 284-mile ride from Seattle
to Spokane on SR-2. 12,000’ of
climbing. No support. Start 2am
at Lake City Fred Meyer. Support
drivers allowed. No registration
fee. Duane Wright, Redmond
Cycling Club, 206-523-7404,
redmondcyclingclub.org
Jul 13: Idaho State
Criterium Championships
Hidden Springs, ID. 1km, 8-corner course. Kurt Holzer, Lost
River Cycling, 208-890-3118,
lostrivercycling.org
Jul 13: Prospera Gran Fondo
Axel Merckx
Penticton, BC. 3 distances:
Granfondo 160km, Mediofondo
92km, Cortofondo 55km.
Start/finish Gyro Park. Also,
Piccolofondo for the kids under
12. Fully supported, traffic controlled. Join Axel Merckx and
friends on this beautiful scenic
valley ride. Finish line festival
and prizes. Axel Merckx Events,
granfondoaxelmerckx.com
Jul 13: Tour of Aufderheide Triple Crown #2
Westfir, OR. 2nd annual. 3
route options: Alpine - 100 miles
(5900’); Box Canyon - 64 miles
(2660’), Kiahane - 10 to 40 miles
(up to 1100’). 2nd stage in the
Oregon Triple Crown series. See
race series for details. Alan Cline,
Dark30 Sports, 541-505-3060 x
701, dark30sports.com
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Jul 13: 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
Jul 15–20: Cascade Cycling Classic
Bend, OR. NRC event. 5-day
stage race for Pro USAC races,
3 days for the Cat 2, 3, 4,
and Masters. NRC 2.2 event
M/W. Chad Sperry, Breakaway
Promotions, 541-388-0002,
cascade-classic.org
Jul 18–20: BC Masters
Series #18/20
Grand Forks, BC. Friday: 4.4km
half’n’half TT/HC. Saturday:
40km ITT. Sunday: 74km RR.
RR counts for double points.
See race series for details. Bob
Maclean, Grand Forks Cycling
Club, 250-442-3071,
grandforkscyclingclub.com
Jul 18–21: Race Across Oregon
Hood River, OR. 515-mile
route through eastern OR
with more rolling hills, steeper
grades and 40,000’ of climbing.
RAAM qualifier. Solo, 2- and
4-person relay teams. 200-mile
option run concurrently on 7/1819 to get a taste of what it’s like
before committing to full distance. Terri Gooch, Race Across
Oregon, 541-354-1520,
Jul 19–20: Kicking Horse Cup
Golden, BC. Saturday: 13.4km
hill climb UCI Cat 2 climb. Start
at Spirit Square, finish Kicking
Horse Resort. Sunday: 90km
race Australian pursuit style. ABA
sanctioned races. 403-609-8997,
kickinghorsecup.com
Jul 20: Georgetown Criterium /
WA Championships
Seattle, WA. Flat, fast 4-corner
course on smooth pavement.
Run counterclockwise, starts on
Denver Ave. Pre-reg and dayof registration. All categories.
Kids races. First start 11am,
last 4:45pm. WSBA Senior and
Masters BARR event. Benefits
Ronald McDonald House of
Western WA. Ian Mensher,
Stranamanti Cycling,
imensher@gmail.com
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Jul 20: Nanaimo Time Trial
Nanaimo, BC. Mid Island Velo
Association, bikeracing.ca
Jul 20: Pringle Creek Criterium
Salem, OR. Earl Hazekamp,
503-871-5839, obra.org
Jul 20: Prospera Valley
Gran Fondo
Fort Langley, BC. 160km
GranFondo, 88km MedioFondo,
50km PrestoFondo, or Team
Challenge. Fully supported,
chip timing, swag and finish line
festival. Canadian Velo Events,
valleygranfondo.com
Jul 25–27: Tripleshot Youth 3-Day
Victoria, BC. Friday: TT race and
clinic. Saturday: track clinic with
Olympian Kurt Innes and racing.
Sunday: crit on 1.2km circuit.
No experience required. Part of
Axel Merckx Youth Development
Foundation initiative. Lister
Farrar, Tripleshot Cycling,
tripleshotcycling.com
Jul 26: 4 Summit Challenge
Cascade, ID. Gran Fondo event.
Ride like a goat on beautiful
alpine trek through Valley County.
4 challenging summits, 30, 50,
60 and 75 miles, one summit per
distance. Also 8.2-mile family
fun ride. Prize for fastest up last
summit (optional). Start 8am.
Limit 750. Fully supported,
T-shirt and BBQ. Mike Cooley,
4summitchallenge.com
Jul 26: Lilac City Twilight
Criterium
Spokane, WA. Downtown crit
kick-off event of Spokefest. First
race 5pm. Also, kids race and
citizen’s ragtag rally. Lilac City
Crit Expo on the sidelines of
the course. Race on 0.8-mile
L-shape, counterclockwise.
Alan Jacob, 509-270-8347,
spokanerocketvelo.com
Jul 26: Summer Buckley Roubaix
Buckley, WA. See race series
for details. Michael Pruitt,
206-227-7111, wsbaracing.org
Jul 27: OUCH
Corbett, OR. 16.53 miles, 3816’
uphill from Corbett School
Complex up to Larch Mt 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 27: Vancouver
Courthouse Criterium
Vancouver, WA. Flat 8-corner
course with wide turns and fast
finish. Races for all plus kids
and tandems. Charlie Warner,
360-624-1801, obra.org
Jul 27: Washington State
Senior Games
Olympia, WA. 5 and 10km TT
in morning and 44km RR in afternoon. Must be 50+. Categories
are 5-year increments. At
Evergreen Sportsmen’s Club.
Qualifier for Nationals.
Dan Donahue, 360-493-5397,
pugetsoundgames.com
AUGUST
Aug 2: Mashel Nisqually Kermesse
Eatonville, WA. Mashel Loop
Field. 13 laps of MashelNisqually loop. 1-mile road,
1-mile dirt per lap; 25 miles total.
First start 10am. Open to all.
Registration closed 40 minutes
before start. Neutral wheel support. Bring WSBA numbers. See
race series for details. Michael
Pruitt, Stranamanti Cycling,
Aug 2: 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 2–3: Rapha NW Juniors
Classic Stage Race
Elma, WA. Juniors only. 3
stages over 2 days at Satsop
Development Park. Day 1: TT
and crit. Day 2: RR on 12.6-mile
loop. Travel incentive available
for out of state teams.
Erik Anderson, Rad Racing,
wsbaracing.com
Aug 3: BC Contenter
White Rock, BC. 1600km single
stage ultra-endurance race. Solo
and relay teams of 2 to 4. Over
27,000m of climbing. Route goes
through Chiliwack, Princeton,
Castlegar, Nelson, Vernon,
Kamloops, Whistler and back to
Vancouver. Perry Stone, Ultraletic
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Sports Ltd., 778-292-7525,
powercrankscontender.com
Aug 3: BC Masters Series #21
Abbotsford, BC. Tentative. 32km
ITT. See race series for details.
Kelly J, BC Masters Assoc.,
Aug 4–10: Larry H. Miller
Tour of Utah
Various, UT. America’s toughest
stage race. UCI 2.1. 6 stages,
500 miles, Pro/1 men only.
801-325-2500, tourofutah.com
Aug 9: Boston Harbor Circuit Race
Boston Harbor, WA. 6-mile
loop with rolling profile. Actionpacked, anything can happen,
from early or late break to bunch
sprint. Start at Boston Harbor
Elementary School. USAC
license required for Cat 3 and
above. First start 9am.
Erik Anderson, ssvr.weebly.com
Aug 9: Caribou Migration
Quesnel, BC. Between Quesnel
and Wells on Highway 26. 82km,
rises from 474 meters above sea
level to 1200m. Benefits projects
to protect local mountain caribou.
Lori, 250-992-2480,
wellsbarkervilletrails.com
Aug 9–10: Grand Fork TTT
Grand Forks, BC. 4-person TTT
over 86km. Start 10am. Nipper
Kettle, Grand Forks Cycling
Club, grandforkscyclingclub.com
Aug 9: OBRA TT Championships
Peoria, OR. Jordan Staples,
obra.org
Aug 9: Seymour HC Challenge
N. Vancouver, BC. 12.2km
ascending the steep, unforgiving and twisting road to summit
of Mt. Seymour at 1020m. Start
at Parkgate Community Centre
at base of Mt. Seymour. Junior
series event. Barbara Zimich,
performancern5.blogspot.ca
Aug 9: SICK 55 RR
Albion, ID. Challenging 55-mile
RR starts in Albion, goes to
Declo, Malta and back. Ken
Stephens, sick-riders.com
Aug 10: OBRA Uphill TT
Championships
Government Camp, OR. Ernie
Conway, 503-329-7978, obra.org
Aug 10: Sidney Twilight
Grand Prix
Sidney, BC. Twilight crit in downtown Sidney on spectator friendly
1km figure-8 course. Many
primes. Cat 5 women start 4pm,
Cat 4 women 4:30pm, Cat 3/4
men 5pm, Cat 1/3 women 5:45
and Cat 1/2 men 6:50pm.
Jon Watkin, victoria-cycling.com
Aug 10: WA State TT
Championships
Tenino, WA. Mostly flat with a
couple of rollers on winding road
with good pavement. Staged at
Tenino City Park. Pre-reg mandatory. First start 9am. Medals
and prizes to top 3. Juniors C
and D 10km, Juniors B 20km, all
others 40km. WSBA Senior and
Masters event. Erik Anderson,
Sound Velo Cycling,
ssvr.weebly.com
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ROAD CALENDAR
Aug 11: Pacific Raceway Kermesse
Seattle, WA. See race series
Aug 15–17: 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 16–17: BC Masters
Series #22/23
Nanaimo, BC. Tentative dates.
Nanaimo and Gabriola races.
Peter McCaffery, BC Masters
Assoc., 250-244-1779,
Aug 16: Bogus Basin Hillclimb
Boise, ID. Mass start with
separate time for all age groups.
14.5 miles/3500’ elevation gain.
Time limit 3 hrs, 500 riders
only. Pre-reg mandatory. Prime
halfway up. Mike Cooley,
George’s Lightweight Cycles,
208-343-3782, georgescycles.com
Aug 16: Bremerton Kermesse
Bremerton, WA. See race
series for details. Michael Pruitt,
Aug 16: Cypress Challenge
Vancouver, BC. 5km or 12km
mass start hill climb up Cypress,
open to everyone. Solo and
team entries. Benefits Pancreatic
Cancer Research Fund at BC
Cancer Foundation. Glotman
Simpson Cycling,
glotmansimpsoncycling.ca
Aug 18–24: USA Pro
Cycling Challenge
Various, CO. UCI race. 600 miles
in 7 days for 128 of the world’s
best Pro Tour riders.
usaprocyclingchallenge.com
Aug 23: HagermanBuhl-Hagerman RR
Hagerman, ID. Mike Cooley,
georgescycles.com
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Aug 23: Oregon Coast Gravel
Epic - Triple Crown #3
Waldport, OR. Gravel road
cycling event on steep, remote
coastal mountain roads. 2 route
options: 73 miles (10,000’) or
37 miles (5000’). Final stage of
the Oregon Triple Crown series.
Alan Cline, Dark30 Sports,
541-505-3060 x701,
dark30sports.com
Aug 23–24: Sportif Series #8/7
Abbotsford, BC. Bradner course.
Sunday in Langley using the
River Road course. See race
series for details. Escape
Aug 23: Therapeutic
Associates Criterium
Portland, OR. Presented at PIR.
Smooth, flat pavement. All categories, tandems welcome. Scott
Jones, 971-998-2132, obra.org
Aug 24: 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, levels,
bikes allowed. Free kids races.
Kris Schamp, Portland Racing,
503-466-9007, obra.org
Aug 29–31: Axel Merckx
Youth Devo Camp
Victoria, BC. Axel Merckx
Events, amydf.org
Aug 30: 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.
Michael Pruitt, 360-832-2434,
michaelpru@outlook.com
Aug 31: BC Masters Series #24
Cobble Hill, BC. 65km RR with
one big hill. Start 11am. Final
series event and awards at
Cherry Point Vineyards. See
race series for details. BC
BY THE NUMBERS
464
Junior racers in Oregon
9
Consecutive National CX
titles for Owen Logan
7:39:54.0
Cory Wallace’s finishing time
at High Cascade 100
6
Seconds was the margin
between Cameron Cogburn
and Logan Loader in GC of the
2013 Mt Hood Cycling Classic
0
Points separated Todd Davis
and Rainier Leuschke at the
end of the MFG CX series
6
Top 10 finishes for Micayla
Gatto at World Cup DH races
1
UCI World Cup DH Champion
– Steve Smith
1669
Licenced Masters
40-49 in Oregon
2
Gold medals for
Jade Wilcoxson at Track
Nationals
320
Track riders in Oregon
0.9 seconds
Richard Feldman’s
margin of victory at Road
TT Nationals
ROAD CALENDAR
Aug 31: Rebecca’s Private Idaho
Sun Valley, ID. A gravel-grinding
dirt fondo. 100 miles through
the wild west. Breakaway
Promotions, goldruschtour.com
SEPTEMBER
Sep 1: Lewis and Clark Ultra Cross
Vancouver, WA. Glenn Johnson,
obra.org
Sep 2–7: Tour of Alberta
Various, AB. UCI 2.1 Men’s
event. tourofalberta.ca
Sep 5–6: Ring of Fire 12/24hr 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,
Sep 6: Cascade Lake 120
Gravel Grinder
Cascade, ID. Tentative.
idahobikeracing.org
Sep 6: RBC Gran Fondo Whistler
Vancouver, BC. 122km from
Sea to Sky to Whistler. Also
new 152km option with tons
more elevation gain. 60km
also available. Fully supported.
RBCGranFondoWhistler.com
Sep 7: Kootenay Rockies
Gran Fondo
Cranbrook, BC. 57, 102 or
152km Start/finish at the St.
Eugene Golf Resort & Casino.
Glenn Dobie, Cranbrook Sunrise
Rotary Club, krgf.ca
Sep 7: Mt. Ashland Hillclimb
Ashland, OR. TT up Mt. Ashland.
Start at Lithia Park. 25 miles. All
categories. First 10 miles rolling,
the rest climbing. 6500’ elevation. MTB and road divisions.
William Roussel, 541-499-2298,
obra.org
Sep 9–14: BC Senior Games
Langley, BC. 16km TT. Road
race - distance varies. Hill climb.
Open to anyone 55 and over.
5-year age group categories.
778-426-2940, bcseniorgames.org
Sep 19–21: Intrepid 3 Day
Stage Ride
Okanagan Valley, BC. Grand
fondo style event x 3 includes a
series of rides through the valley.
Designed to challenge, accessible to those with fortitude. Fully
supported, sumptuous meals
and luxurious accommodation.
Distance varies 120-170km a
day with considerable elevation
gain. theintrepid.ca
Sep 26: Pacific Raceway Roubaix
Seattle, WA. See race series for
details. wsbaracing.org
OCTOBER
Oct 4: Pacific Raceway Roubaix
Seattle, WA. See race series for
details. Michael Pruitt,
Running
Commercial
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INSIDE LOOK
MOUNTAIN BIKE RACE SERIES
Cascadia Dirt Cup Enduro Series
Jun 28; Jul 19; Aug 16; Sep 20; Oct 19
Various, WA. A series of five, one-day, enduro-style
stage races around Washington State. Race classes for Junior, Veteran, Novice, Sport, Expert and
Pro. Stacy Karacostas, Evergreen Mountain Bike
Alliance, 206-200-7594, cascadiadirtcup.org
Dirty Feet MTB Series
Jun 8, Jul 26, TBD
Various, BC. 3-race series. Points system counts all
3. Top 11 in each race get points; if tied, best average speed wins. Must participate in 2 out of 3 to be
eligible for points. Men and women categories. Third
event TBD. Events on: 7/26. Phil Hiom, dirtyfeet.ca
Enduro BC Series
May 17–18; Jun 7–8, 28; Aug 3, 16–17;
Sep 13–14
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. Best 5 of 6 results counts
toward overall. $1500 cash prize per race, $2100
for series. Events in Penticton, N. Vancouver,
Kelowna, Rossland, Sunshine Coast and Revelstoke
(finale). Companion series Enduro KR. Cycling
BC sanctioned event. Megan Rose, Global Riding
Adventures, 604-724-6558, bcenduro.com
Enduro KR Series
Jun 21; Jul 12, 19–20
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.
$1500 cash prize per race, $2100 for series. Events
in Canmore, AB, Kimberly, Golden, Rossland and
Revelstoke (finale). Companion series Enduro BC.
Cycling BC sanctioned event. Events on: 8/3, 9/13.
Megan Rose, Global Riding Adventures,
604-724-6558, bcenduro.com
Fat Tire Revolution Series
Mar 29–Jun 28
Various, WA. FTR. 5-event series in western
Washington. Point system determines overall.
Events on: 3/29, 4/26, 5/17, 6/7, 6/28. Jake
Maedke, 509-754-6361, rideviciouscycle.com
FVMBA Trailblazer Series
Apr 27; May 25; Jun 22
Various, BC. Series of 3 enduro-style events
between Maple Ridge and Chilliwack. Fantastic
races, kids races, festival feel. All events offer multiple fun, fast, flowy, loamy, singletrack descents
with gradual non-timed road climbs between stages.
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Registration opens at 8:30am. Race starts at 10am.
Karla Stowards, FVMBA, 604-556-4660, fvmba.com
Island Cup Enduro
Jul 27; Aug 17, 31; Sep 7, 21
Vancouver Island, BC. 4-event series. Enduro
is a mix of DH and XC using longer more “all-mountain” friendly courses, appealing to a greater
number of riders. Uphill sections may be present
and course times are as long as 15 minutes.
islandcupseries.com
Island Cup Series Marathon
May 18–Jun 21
Vancouver Island, BC. 3-event series on some of
the best courses from Cowichan to Cumberland.
Open to all. Point system determines the winner
in each category. Bring non-perishable food bank
donation. Events on: 5/18, 5/25, 6/21.
islandcupseries.com
Island Cup Series XC
Mar 16–Jun 1
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: 3/16, 3/23, 3/30, 4/6, 5/4,
6/1. islandcupseries.com
Knobby Tire Series
Apr 12; May 17; Jun 14, 28, 28; Aug 23
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 follow. Top 15 in each category. All
races are national qualifying events. Hal Miller,
knobbytireseries.com
NW Cup
Apr 18–20; May 16–18; Jun 20–22;
Jul 18–20; Aug 20–22; Sep 12–14
Various, WA and BC. Series of 7 DH events. Overall
calculated on 5 best results. USA Cycling sanctioned.
nwcup.com
NW Epic Series
May 10, 31; Aug 23
Various, WA. 2 distances - short 30 and 50 miles,
long 60-100 miles. 6 categories: men Open, men
40-49, men 50+, women Open, women 40+, 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
NW MTB Series
May 3; Jul 13; Aug 2
Various, WA. New series. 3-race format. 2-3hr racing time depending on course. Multiple categories.
MTB RACE SERIES
Top 3 podiums at each races and overall. GC calculated on points, all race count. Chip timing. Free
beer! Benefit EMBA. Russell Stevenson,
nwmtbseries.com
Oregon Enduro Series
Jun 7–8; Jul 5–6, 19–20; Aug 30–31;
Sep 27–28; Oct 11–12
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 MTB XC Series
Apr 5–6, 26–27; May 4, 10, 17–18, 25, 31–Jun
1; Jun 7, 28, 29
Various, OR. Series of 10 XC races with points
awarded and Champion Jerseys for 20 series winners starting in April. Best 6 results counts 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.
Individual and team standings provided by Athlete
Path. Mike Ripley, oregonxcseries.org
Pro XCT Series
Mar 1, 15, 23; Jun 14, 20–22, 21; Jul 12, 26
Various. Series of 7 cross-country events raced
across the nation. $15,000 prize purse. Includes
4 UCI sanctioned events (USA Cycling US Cup).
Overall standings for men and women pro racers.
usacycling.org
WA High School Cycling League
Mar 23; Apr 6, 27; May 18
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, washingtonmtb.org
West Side MTB Series
Feb 16; Mar 2, 16, 30; Apr 6, 13; May 4
Various, WA. 7-event series. Points awarded to
each finisher. Best 5 out of 7 results count for
overall. U12, U19, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50+, SS,
Clydesdale divisions, self-seeding categories: Cat 1:
Open/Expert (start 10:15am with SS). Cat 2: Sport
(start noon with Clydesdale) Cat 3: Beginner (start
9am). Series awards presented at Maple Valley on
5/18. Rory Muller, 260-920-3983, buduracing.com
WEEKLY SERIES
MONDAY
WEDNESDAY
Portland MTB Short Track Series
5 in July - Team MTB Racing
Jun 2–Jul 28
Portland, OR. Multiple laps on fun and challenging
3-5 minute course with lots of bumps and turns from
5:40-7:30pm on the infield of PIR. MTB or cyclocross
bike. All ages, abilities, free kiddie races. Points 30
deep. Best 7 out of 8 count towards overall cash.
Weekly prizes. Two sets of Oregon BAR points.
Kris Schamp, 503-466-9007, portlandracing.com
Jul 2–30
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. Kent Eggleston, 208-667-8969,
bicycleservice.com
Wood River Cup
May 28–Jun 24
Hailey, ID. 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.
Bill Olson, 208-788-9184, powerhouseidaho.com
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MTB CALENDAR
Mar 2: West Side MTB Series #2
Tacoma, WA. Fort Steilacoom
Park. See race series for details.
Rory Muller, BuDu Racing,
260-920-3983, BuDuRacing.com
Mar 15: Bonelli Park - US Cup #2
San Dimas, CA. Part of USA
Cycling’s PRO XCT and a UCI
HC event awarding top points.
Part of USA Cycling’s US Cup.
usacycling.org
Mar 16: Victoria XC
Photo courtesy of BC Bike Race /
Dave Silver
MARCH
Mar 1: Echo Red 2 Red
Echo, OR. Course open
Friday. Saturday XC, 4 starts.
Cat 3, Junior, Open Beginners
(15 miles), Cat 2, 3 and
Clydesdale (24 miles), Elite, Cat
1 and Singlespeed (32 miles).
Neutral start/end in historic
downtown. Lots of singletrack,
fair climbing. Poker ride Sunday.
Shayne Myers, 541-571-8018,
echored2red.com
Mar 1: Fat Bike Race
Island Park, ID. New event. 60
and 200km winter bike race in
Greater Yellowstone ecosystem.
See list of mandatory gear on
website. Cash prize. 200km is
qualifier for 2015 Iditarod Trial
Invitational. cycleidaho.com
Mar 1: Mellow Johnny’s
Classic - US Cup #1
Dripping Springs, TX. Part of
USA Cycling’s PRO XCT and
a UCI C1 event awarding top
points. Flat Creek Crossing
Ranch. Parking fee waived if
you drive a Subaru. See
race series for details.
mellowclassic.blogspot.com
Mar 1–2: Silver Star FrostBike
Vernon, BC. DH racing on
groomed snow and taped course
on Milky Way ski run to the
mountain village. Stephen Exley,
SE Racing and Promotions,
403-473-3817, seracing.ca
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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
Mar 16: West Side MTB
Series #3
BuDu Racing, 260-920-3983,
BuDuRacing.com
APRIL
Apr 5–6: Mudslinger - OXCS #1
Blodgett, OR. The original HC,
SD and XC weekend. Against
the clock race starting at noon
for the 2.2-mile HC with 820’ of
climbing and 2.5-mile Super D
with 1000’ of descending. XC
on Sunday. 3 stages, all level of
riders. Pasta feed, free massage,
raffle. See race series for details.
Mike Ripley, 541-225-7946,
mudslingerevents.com
Apr 6: Cumberland XC
Cumberland, BC. Part of
Island Cup Series XC. UROC,
islandcupseries.com
Apr 6: WA HS League - Race #2
Gig Harbor, WA. See race series
for details. Lisa Miller, 206-2917773, washingtonleague.org
Gig Harbor, WA. Ken Pen - 360
Apr 6: West Side MTB Series #5
Fontana City, CA. Part of USA
C1 event awarding top points.
usacycling.org
Apr 10–13: Sea Otter Classic
Mar 23: Fontana City - US Cup #3
Mar 23: Hammerfest XC
Parksville, BC. Part of Island
Cup Series XC. Arrowsmith MTB
Club, islandcupseries.com
Mar 23: WA HS League - Race #1
TBS, WA. See race series for
details. Lisa Miller, 206-291-7773,
washingtonleague.org
Mar 29: 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,
Mar 30: Cobble Hill XC
Cobble Hill, BC. Part of Island
Cup Series XC. Cowichan Valley
Cycling, islandcupseries.com
Mar 30: West Side MTB Series #4
Sammamish, WA. King County’s
Soaring Eagle Trails. See race
series for details. Rory Muller,
Snohomish, WA. Lord Hill Trails.
Monterey, CA. North America’s
season opener. Short track
on Friday. Downhill SaturdaySunday. XC and Dual Slalom
Friday-Sunday. 800-218-8411,
seaotterclassic.com
Apr 12: Sage Brush
Scramble - KTS #1
Mountain Home, ID. 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. See race series
for details. Knobby Tire Series,
Apr 13: Cumberland DH
Cumberland, BC. Flowy and
smooth, spectator friendly.
Shuttle on race day. United
Riders of Cumberland,
islandcupseries.com
Apr 13: SHEd XC
Surrey, BC. Toonie race.
SORCE, sorcebikeclub.org
Apr 13: West Side MTB Series #6
Port Gamble, WA. Key Pen - 360
MTB CALENDAR
Apr 18–20: NW Cup #1
Port Angeles, WA. Downhill at
Dry Hill. PRO GRT event. See
race series for details. Scott
Tucker, N-Dub, nwcup.com
Apr 19: Gorge Short
Track Shoot Out
Cascade Locks, OR. Two short
track XC races in one day. All
ages and abilities enjoy fun trails,
amazing scenery and the new
EasyClimb Trail System. Great
mix of singletrack, double track,
fun banked turns, small rollers
and incredible views along the
Columbia River. Chad Sperry,
541-296-8908,
gorgeshorttrack.com
Apr 26: Beacon and Legs - FTR #2
Spokane, WA. Sunny side up,
rubber side down at Beacon
Hill. Part of Fat Tire Revolution
Series. Jake Maedke,
Apr 26–27: Bear Springs
Trap - OXCS #2
McCubbins Gulch, 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 and
occasional snow on course.
Hurricane Racing, 503-272-0146,
Hurricaneracingoregon.com
Apr 27: FVMBA Trailblazer #1
Chilliwack, BC. Vedder Mountain.
Karla Stowards, FVMBA,
604-556-4660, fvmba.com
Apr 27: WA HS League - Race #3
TBS, WA. See race series for
details. Lisa Miller, 206-291-7773,
MAY
May 3: Barking Spider Bash
Nampa, ID. 18th annual. 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. New
climbing section in 2014. Wild
Rockies, 208-608-6444,
wildrockiesracing.com
May 3: Green Mountain
Belfair, WA. See NWMTB
race series for details.
nwmtbseries.com
May 3–4: Sunshine Coaster
Roberts Creek, BC. Saturday XC
marathon 25 and 45km courses
open. Sunday Mach Chicken
DH. Reg fee for XCM includes
salmon BBQ. DH includes
shuttles all day on Sunday.
Beer garden Saturday, free
limited tent camping, no trailers.
Sue Duxbury, Sunshine Coast
Cycling, 604-886-3841,
sunshinecoaster.net
May 4: Island Cup XC
TBA, BC. Part of Island Cup
Series XC. islandcupseries.com
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MTB CALENDAR
May 4: SSBP XC
Surrey, BC. Start 10am. Toonie
race at South Surrey Bike Park.
May 4: West Side MTB Series #7
Whidbey Island, WA. Cooking
in the Kettles. See race
series for details. Rory Muller,
BuDu Racing, 260-920-3983,
BuDuRacing.com
May 4: Coast Hills Classic OXCS #3
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 youth programs
scholarship fund at Newport Rec
Center. Cash prizes. First start
10am. Distance between 10-20
miles depending on category.
Expert to Novice plus Clydesdales
and Singlespeed. Kids’ race. Part
of Oregon XC Series – OXCS.
Elliott Crowder, Bike Newport,
541-867-7244,
coasthillsclassic.com
May 9–11: Salty Dog 6
Hour Enduro
Salmon Arm, BC. Friday:
Reinecker Creek group ride and
club movie fundraiser. Saturday:
packet pick up. Sunday: Enduro.
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 &
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Ski, 250-832-7368,
skookumcycleandski.com
May 10: Cascade
Chainbreaker - OXCS #4
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.
Kevin Gorman, 541-318-6188,
webcyclery.com
May 10: Ore Crusher
Squamish, BC. LeMans-style
start, followed by laps around
20km loop on Cheekye Fan
singletrack system. Start 11am.
Armand Hurford, Test of Metal,
testofmetal.com
May 10: 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. Open men and women,
men 40-49, men 50+, women
40+, Singlespeed. Swag, postrace BBQ, live music. First
start 9:30am, course closes
7pm. Limit 400. See race series
for details. Roger Michel, 4th
Dimension Racing LLC,
May 11: Unravel the
Scratch Gravel
Helena, MT. At Scratchgravel
Hills. All categories. 5.8-mile
loop, 70% double track, 30% singletack. Start/finish at Echo Drive
Trailhead. Juniors (11-14) race
short course for 3 miles. Kids
race available. Jason Steichen,
Big Sky Cyclery Race Team,
406-899-7702, bigskybikes.com
May 16–18: NW Cup #2 / BC Cup
Dry Hill. Result counts towards
BC Cup. See race series for
details. Scott Tucker, N-Dub,
nwcup.com
May 17: 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,
208-756-7613, ridesalmon.com
May 17: Coyote Classic - KTS #2
Garden City, ID. High speed rolling double track, tight, technical
sagebrush singletrack, water
crossings, quick steep drops,
nasty little granny gear climbs.
Singlespeeders’ dream. See race
series for details. Knobby Tire
Series, knobbytireseries.com
May 17–18: Enduro
BC Series - Penticton
Penticton, BC. See race series
for details. Megan Rose, Global
Riding Adventures, 604-724-6558,
bcenduro.com
May 17–19: Peel Out
MTB Festival
Williams Lake, BC. 5th annual
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 17: Roslyn Rush - FTR #3
Roslyn, WA. Part of Fat Tire
Revolution Series. Jake Maedke,
MTB CALENDAR
beezleyburn.com
May 17–18: Spring Thaw
MTB Festival - OXCS #5
Ashland, OR. 22nd 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. See race series
for details. William Roussel,
Echelon Events, 541-499-2298,
obra.org
May 18: 6 hrs of Maple
Cowichan, BC. Part of Island
Cup Series Marathon. Cowichan
Cycles, islandcupseries.com
May 18: Helenduro
Helena, MT. montanacycling.net
May 18: Herron Hammer
Kalispell, MT. At Herron Park.
Steep, technical climbs and
descents over single and double
track. Constant rhythm changes.
850’ climbing per lap. Cash for
top 3 in each category. Qualifier
for XC Nationals. Part of MORS.
Sheli Thomas, missoulaxc.org
May 18: WA HS League - Race #4
Washougal, WA. See race series
for details. Lisa Miller,
206-291-7773,
May 18: West Side MTB Series
Maple Valley, WA. King County’s
Henry’s Ridge. Rory Muller,
BuDu Racing, 260-920-3983,
BuDuRacing.com
May 24–25: 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 24: Boise to Idaho City
MTB Dirt Fondo
Boise, ID. Rolls up Rocky
Canyon Rd for the start. 3-stage
TT to Aldape summit, Warm
Springs and Robie Creek. Mostly
on dirt road and trails. Cross
bikes or MTB recommended.
Check-in at Ft Boise Armory
at 8am. Darren Lightfield,
Wild Rockies, 208-608-6444,
May 25: Sisters Stampede
XC - OXCS #6
Sisters, OR. 27-mile loop for all
but Cat 3. 12 miles. Terrain is rolling with many lava-strewn technical sections. 90% singletrack on
Peterson Ridge Trail. Free kids
race. Start/finish at Three Creeks
Brewing. Cash for Pros. Limit
500. See race series for details.
Joel Palanuk, 541-390-9683,
sistersstampede.com
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May 25: Cumberland XCM
Cumberland, BC. Part of
Island Cup Series Marathon.
United Riders of Cumberland,
islandcupseries.com
May 25: FVMBA Trailblazer #2
Mission, BC. Bear Mountain.
Karla Stowards, FVMBA,
604-556-4660, fvmba.com
May 25: Unicorn Versus Gnarwhale
Kamloops, BC. The Unicorn and
the Gnarwhale. Cheryl Beatie,
Bicycle Cafe Kamloops,
250-828-2453, bicyclecafe.com
May 30–Jun 1: Eagle Bike
Park Dual Slalom & DH
Eagle, ID. Opening round for
WR downhill event series. DS
on Friday, DH on weekend. DS
counts as State Championships,
DH as national qualifiers.
May 31: Boise 464 Enduro
Boise, ID. Tentative.
boise464enduro.com
May 31–Jun 1: Discovery XC Race
Anaconda, MT. Based at
Discovery Ski Area. Racing
for Juniors to Cat 1. Part of
Anaconda Bike Festival.
Chad Lanes, helenabicycleclub.org
May 31: 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. Categories:
Open men and women, men
40-49, men 50+, women 40+,
and Singlespeed. Swag, postrace BBQ and live music. First
start 9:30am, course closed at
7pm. Limit 400. See race series
for details. Roger Michel, 4th
May 31: 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
Running
Commercial
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May 31–Jun 1: Race the
Ranch - BC Cup #1
Kamloops, BC. At Kamloops
Bike Ranch. Intermediate level
course with U15 friendly sections. Citizen and US riders
welcome. Short shuttle on paved
road. Henry Pejril, Kamloops
Performance Cycling Center,
250-828-2783,
kamloopsbikeranch.com
May 31–Jun 1: Return of
the Jedi - OXCS #7
Grants Pass, OR. Saturday
morning, best short track courses in OR. Afternoon showcases
MTB TT on the famous Jedi
Trail. Sunday XC race. Elite and
Expert (Cat 1) race is a fun technically demanding 30-mile epic.
Sport (Cat 2) course features
a good climb with singletrack
reward. Novice (Cat 3) 12-mile
course is perfect for new racers.
Also kids race, movie night, great
camping. See race series for
details. 541-659-4104, obra.org
JUNE
Jun 1: Campbell River XC
Campbell River, BC. Part of
Island Cup Series XC. River City
Cycing Club, islandcupseries.com
Jun 7: Alsea Falls
Switchback XC - OXCS #8
Alsea Falls, OR. 8-mile loop offers
1500’ per lap. Trails on BLM land
showcasing more rock than normally but fast and fun. New: 2-mile
section of amazing roller coaster
trails. Great camping, waterfall and
swimming after. See race series
for details. Mike Ripley, Mudslinger
Events, 541-225-7946,
Jun 7: 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 7–8: Enduro BC Series - N. Van
N. Vancouver, BC. See race
series for details. Megan Rose,
Global Riding Adventures,
Jun 7: 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. Stacy
Karacostas, Evergreen Mountain
Bike Alliance, 206-200-7594,
evergreenmtb.org
Jun 7: 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 7–8: Oregon Enduro #1 Hood River (NAET)
Hood River, OR. Part of North
American Enduro Tour. See race
series for details. Devon Lyons,
541-301-0132,
oregonenduro.com
Jun 8: 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 8: Duncan Prevost DH
Duncan, BC. Mt. Prevost is
home to a fast, flowy trail called
Memphis, but bring your lungs
because it isn’t short. Cowichan
Cycles, islandcupseries.com
Jun 8: SSBP Kids Race
Surrey, BC. Toonie race at
South Surrey Bike Park.
Jun 14: City Creek Pedalfest
Pocatello, ID. Open, Sport,
Beginner. 12-27 miles. Hot Rock
Kids race. Pump track. Super D
race. Lindi Smedley, 208-251-5915,
pocatellopedalfest.com
Jun 14: Colorado Springs US Cup #4
Fontana City, CA. Part of USA
C1 event awarding top points.
Part of USA Cycling’s US Cup.
usacycling.org
MTB CALENDAR
Jun 14: Knobby 9 to 5 - KTS #3
Boise, ID. 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. Knobby Tire
Jun 14: 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 19: Sheeptown Drag Race
Hailey, ID. Kickoff event of the
Ride Sun Valley MTB Festival.
Bill Olson, 208-788-9184,
roadanddirt.org
Jun 20–22: Missoula XC
Missoula, MT. Pro XCT UCI C1
event. Training Friday, racing
Saturday. All categories. Also
part of UCI Junior World Series.
Ben Horan, 406-544-5270,
missoulaxc.org
Jun 20–22: Ski Bowl / NW Cup #3
Mt Hood, OR. DH training
Saturday, race Sunday. Course
varies based on categories.
Peter Kakes, Hurricane Racing,
nwcup.com
Jun 21: 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. Part of
Island Cup Series Marathon.
Jeremy Grasby, 253-336-8250,
islandcupseries.com
Jun 21: Enduro KR
Series - Canmore
Canmore, AB. See race
Jun 21: 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: 42 miles. Cat 1: 24 miles.
Cat 2: 15 miles; Cat 3: 7 miles.
Jill Harris, JMBA, 530-340-1000,
humbughurry-up.com
Jun 21–22: Jug Mountain Ranch
XC and Enduro Championships
McCall, ID. XC plus 3-stage
Enduro. National qualifier.
12-mile loop with single and
double track, some gnarly short
climbs and descents. Enduro
is 2.5 miles long, plus 2 others
mostly downhill. Darren Lightfield,
Jun 21: Missoula XC
Missoula, MT. Pro XCT UCI C1
event. Training Friday, racing
Saturday. All categories. Also
part of UCI Junior World Series.
Ben Horan, 406-544-5270,
missoulaxc.org
Jun 21–22: Rundle Revenge
Canmore, AB. MTB enduro
and trail running ultra.
transrockies.com
Jun 22: FVMBA Trailblazer #3
Abbotsford, BC. Sumas
Mountain. See race series for
details. Karla Stowards, FVMBA,
604-556-4660, fvmba.com
Jun 22: Stoked to Get Spanked
Revelstoke, BC. 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,
spanked@skookumcycle.com
Jun 28–29: Ashland Mtn
Challenge Enduro
Ashland, OR. One-day endurostyle race. Includes 4 to 5 timed
stages of ripping singletrack on
Mt Ashland. Reg open March 1.
All categories from Junior 13-18
to 55+, amateurs and Pros.
Bill Roussel, 541-499-2298,
ashlandmountainadventures.com
Jun 28: Cascadia Dirt Cup #1
Battle Ground, WA. Yacolt
Burn Enduro. See race series
for details. Stacy Karacostas,
Evergreen Mountain Bike
Alliance, 206-200-7594,
evergreenmtb.org
Jun 28: Enduro BC
Series - Kelowna
Kelowna, BC. See race series
for details. Megan Rose, Global
Riding Adventures,
Jun 28–30: Fernie 3
Fernie, BC. Cross country stage
race that averages 30km per
day. Limit 300. Dan Savage,
fernie.com/transrockies/
fernie-schedule
Jun 28: 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. See race series
for details. Hal Miller, Knobby
Tire Series, knobbytireseries.com
Jun 28: Soldier Mountain
XC - KTS #4
Fairfield, ID. Soldier Mountain
Resort’s “epic” XC course.
Known for big climbs and big
descents. Qualifier for Nationals.
Knobby Tire Series,
Jun 28: Test of Endurance
50/100 - OXCS #9
Blodgett, OR. Amazing amount
of singletrack. Race 2000’ and
20 miles for Novice (Cat 3) riders
and Juniors, 4500’ and 32 miles
or the 62 with 11,000’ of climbing. 62-miler limited to 125, other
categories a combined 200. Only
the 50 is part of series. See race
series for details. Mike Ripley,
Mudslinger Events,
541-225-7946,
Jun 28: White River
Remix - FTR #5
Greenwater, WA. Sure to please,
the White River Remix is the perfect balance of tech, grind, and
flow. Part of Fat Tire Revolution
Series. Jake Maedke, Vicious
Cycle, 509-754-6361,
Jun 29: 6 Hours of Skibowl
Government Camp, OR. Multiple
40’ to 50’ laps on an up-anddown loop around Skibowl East.
Great views, fully-stocked aid
station, DJ and more. 2-person, 3- to 6-person or solo.
Start 10am. All ages, abilities.
Petr Kakes, Hurricane Racing,
Hurricaneracingoregon.com
Running
Commercial
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Jun 29: Pickett’s Charge OXCS #10
Bend, OR. New course. XC racing for all levels. Pro/Elite/Expert:
30-35 miles. Sport: 20 miles.
Beginner: 10-15 miles. Day-of
reg 8:30-9:30am. Start 10am.
Cash purse and raffles. Held on
west side trails, start/finish at
Phil’s Trailhead. Tandem class.
Gina Miller, 541-318-7388,
sunnysidesports.com
Jun 29–Jul 7: Ride Sun Valley
Fat Tire Festival
Sun Valley, ID. Multiple events
over the course of the week for
riders of all ages and abilities,
including Idaho Pump State
Championships and kids MTB
race on July 5. Culminates
with National Marathon
Championships. Ellen Gillespie,
Sun Valley Events, 208-726-2777,
ridesunvalley.com
JULY
Jul 5–6: Oregon Enduro #2 - Bend
Bend, OR. See race series for
details. Devon Lyons,
541-301-0132, oregonenduro.com
Jul 6: Canada Cup DH #2
Panorama Resort, BC. UCI C2
event. Offers all categories and
citizen events. Panorama Resort,
cyclingcanada.ca
Jul 6: Invergarry Pump Track Race
Surrey, BC. SORCE,
sorcebikeclub.org
Jul 11–13: Canadian
Downhill Championship
Sun Peaks, BC. Sun Peaks Resort.
2.6km with 500m of lost elevation.
Features fun, fast, technical sections. UCI CN event. Henry Pejril,
Sun Peak Resort, 250-578-5411,
sunpeaksresort.com
Jul 12: Enduro KR
Series - Kimberley
Kimberley, BC. See race
Jul 12: Lost Boys Lungbuster
Fernie, BC. 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
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Jul 12–13: Oregon 24
Bend, OR. 24-hour MTB relay
race. $1000 cash prize, raffle
and more. Also 12-hour format
available but limited to 50 teams.
Mike Ripley, Mudslinger Events,
541-225-7946,
Jul 12: Roundabout Spout XC
Tollgate, OR. Sprout Springs
Ski area. 23, 17 and 11 miles.
Challenging climb and blissful
fast singletrack. Start 11am.
Brian Sather, 915-247-2633,
lagranderide.com/events/
ne-oregon
Jul 12: Subaru Cup
WI. Part of USA Cycling’s
PRO XCT and a UCI C1 event.
usacycling.org
Jul 13: Padden MTN Pedal
Bellingham, WA. XC - multiple
laps, steep climbs and technical
descents. For all levels, food,
music and more. Part of NW
MTB Series, see series for
detials. Mark Peterson,
markomtb13@comcast.net
Jul 17–18: 12 Hours of Eagle
Eagle, ID. Sunset to sunrise,
race 12 hours. MTB endurance.
9-mile singletrack loop with 700’
of climbing. Solo, 2 or 4 rider
teams. Same sex or co-ed.
No license required. Dirt Bag
Promotions, 12hoursofeagle.com
Jul 18–20: Momentum
BC Cup / NW Cup #4
Silver Star, BC. Course marked
Friday. Practice Saturday
10-4:45pm. Sunday: racing.
Steep descent, rock gardens
and tight turns. Ample camping.
Results count towards BC Cup
and NW Cup. See race series for
details. Stephen Exley, N-Dub,
XC Championship
Barry, ON. Hardwood Hill.
UCI CN event. Pulse Racing,
cyclingcanada.ca
Jul 19: Cascadia Dirt Cup #2
Port Angeles, WA. Drill Hill
Enduro. See race series for
details. Stacy Karacostas,
Alliance, evergreenmtb.org
Jul 19–20: Enduro KR
Series - Golden
Golden, BC. See race
Jul 19: Gear Jammer XC
Squamish, BC. 45km point-topoint epic for singletrack lovers.
Mass start. Limit 500. No U14.
Curtis Roberts, SORCA,
gearjammer.ca
Jul 19: 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,
541-225-7946,
Jul 19–20: Oregon
Enduro #3 - Camas
Camas, OR. See race series
for details. Devon Lyons,
541-301-0132, oregonenduro.com
Jul 19: Wam Bam Dirt Jump Jam
Fernie, BC. Tricks, stunts and
jumps competition at Fernie MTB
Park. skifernie.com
Jul 25–27: Western Open BC Cup
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. Stephen Exley,
SE Racing and Promotions,
Jul 26: Butte 100
Butte, MT. 100-mile race with
16,000’ elevation gain. Complete
a 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
Marathon Championship
Sun Peaks, BC. Sun Peaks
Resort. Elite class 70-90km. UCI
CN event. 20, 40, 60km marathon
MTB CALENDAR
– a MTB race for everyone.
Solo or teams. 60km = 3 loops.
Awards to top 2 in each category.
Part of Dirty Feet MTB Series.
Henry Pejril, Sun Peak Resort,
250-578-5411, sunpeaksresort.com
Jul 26: Catamount Classic
Williston, VT. Final event of
USA Cycling’s PRO XCT UCI
C2 awarding top points to participants. See race series for
details. usacycling.org
Jul 26–27: 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.
Darren Lightfield, Wild Rockies,
208-608-6444,
Jul 26–31: Singletrack 6
Kananaskis, AB. 6-day adventure
showcasing the best riding in a
variety of authentic MTB communities in western Canada. Six
stages, new route every year,
perfect brew of XC, panoramic
vistas and enduro descents.
Aaron McConnell, 403-668-7537,
transrockies.com
Jul 27: Hartland Enduro #1
Victoria, BC. See race series for
details. Scott Mitchell, Pro City
Racing, 250-380-7877,
procityracing.com
AUGUST
Aug 2: Stottlemeyer
Port Gamble, WA. See NW MTB
Series for details.
nwmtbsereis.com
Aug 2–3: 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,
Aug 2–3: World Cup XC/DH
Beaupre, QC. World Cup event
with races for all categories.
Gestev, gestev.com
Aug 3: Enduro BC/KR Series Rossland Rubberhead
Capitol Forest, 360-223-0860,
capitolforestclassic.com
Aug 14: Tensegrity STXC Race
Eugene, OR. Richard Sweet,
Sweet Sports, 514-517-0685,
obra.org
Aug 16–17: Canada Cup Finals
Whistler, BC. DH and
XC Finals. UCI C2 event.
Whistler Blackcomb,
whistlerblackcomb.com
Aug 16: Cascadia Dirt Cup #3
TBD, WA. See race series
for details. Stacy Karacostas,
Alliance, 206-200-7594,
evergreenmtb.org
Rossland, BC. See race series
for details. Part of Enduro KR
Series. Megan Rose, Global
Riding Adventures,
Aug 16–17: Enduro BC
Series - Sunshine
obra.org
Aug 16: Just Another
Bike Race (JABR)
Aug 8–17: Crankworx
Whistler, BC. DS, DH, Fat Tire
Crit, Air DH, trick showdown,
jump jam, enduro and more.
August 17 - Freestyle World Tour
Diamond event. Whistler Events
Bureau, 604-938-7376,
crankworx.com
Aug 9–10: Capitol Forest
Classic Festival
Olympia, WA. Saturday: XC
race, Klunker run and guided
rides. Sunday: all new Double D,
featuring 2 descending stages
and series awards. BBQ, kids
races, raffles and free on-site
camping. Erin Roe, Friends of
Sunshine Coast, BC. See race
Squamish, BC. An in-between
Test of Metal and Gear Jammer.
40km marathon. Dwayne Kress,
Test of Metal, testofmetal.com
Aug 16: Pierre’s Hole 50 & 100
Alta, WY. 33-mile loop is the ultimate test for a 100km/100-mile
race. Each lap has over 4200’
of climbing on mostly single and
double track trails. Also a 2-lap
race for 100km and 1 lap 50km
event. Part of NUE Series. Andy
Williams, Grand Targhee Resort,
307-353-2300, grandtarghee.com
Running
Commercial
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MTB CALENDAR
Aug 17: Hartland Enduro #2
Racing, 250-380-7877,
procityracing.com
Aug 20–22: Stevens Pass /
NW Cup #5
Stevens Pass, WA. 3-day
event. See race series for
details. N-Dub, nwcup.com
Aug 29–Sep 1: Wydaho
Rendezvous MTB Festival
Alta, WY. Presented at Grand
Targhee Resort WY and Teton
Valley ID. Super D (4300’
descent from chairlift), downhill,
hill climb and XC trail races. For
fun Strava events with prizes.
Fat bike race, including “high
mark.” All races included with
registration. Tim Adams,
tetonbikefest.org
obra.org
Aug 30–31: Grand Targhee
Enduro Championships
Olympia, WA. 50- and 100-mile
options. Race on 80-90% amazing
singletrack with little overlap. Fully
stocked aid stations. Men Open,
women Open, men 40-49, men
50+, and Singlespeed. 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,
CapitolForest100.com
Aug 30–Sep 1: Kootenay
Suffer Fest
Idaho City, ID. Marathon and XC
style races. See race series for
details. Hal Miller, Knobby Tire
Aug 30–31: Legendary
Summer - BC Cup Finals
Aug 23: Capitol Forest 50/100
Mile MTB - NWES #3
Aug 23: Crazy Miner - KTS #6
Aug 23: Fernie Enduro
Fernie, BC. Features
descents on Big Money, Roots
Hyperextension and Slunt;
long, challenging and technical
descents. No uphill or flats on
the timed sections. Dan Savage,
Fernie TransRockies Society,
fernie.com/transrockies/
fernie-enduro
Aug 23–24: Sullivan Shakedown
Kimberley, BC. New event at the
Kimberley Nature Park and Nordic
Centre. 22km, 44km solo or duo
races. Youth 3 and 6km for riders
aged 5-14. rmevents.com
Aug 23: The Battle for Bond
Whistler, BC. Tentative date.
Women’s only 5 stage enduro
race on Whistler’s surrounding
trails. Party and auction follows.
604-938-1799, worca.com
obra.org
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Alta, WY. Part of Wydaho.
New Denver, BC. Pick your
pleasure. Beginner 14km.
Experienced 40km on singletrack
trails or the 100km that combines the best Kaslo and New
Denver trails. Make it a weekend
and enter very serious Saturday
denim crit or stay Monday for
the long distance (40 or 100km)
cyclocross races. Janis Neufeld,
250-265-8707,
kaslosufferfest.com
Fernie, BC. Fernie Alpine Resort.
Back after years of absence.
Great course described as World
Cup-esque that showcases loose
steeps to wide open road gap
to tight turns. Also DS event.
Stephen Exley, SE Racing and
seracing.ca
Knobby Tire Series,
Sep 7: Cumberland Enduro
Cumberland, BC. See race series
for details. islandcupseries.com
Sep 7: Holly Park Pump
Track Race
Surrey, BC. SORCE,
sorcebikeclub.org
Sep 7: Mt. Ashland Hillclimb
Ashland, OR. TT up Mt. Ashland.
Starts at Lithia Park. 25 miles. All
categories. First 10 miles rolling,
the rest climbing. 6500’ elevation. MTB and road divisions.
William Roussel, 541-499-2298,
obra.org
Sep 12–14: NW Cup Finals
Dry Hill. Series finals. See race
series for details. Scott Tucker,
N-Dub, nwcup.com
Sep 13–14: Enduro BC/KR
Series - Revelstoke
Revelstoke, BC. See race series
for details. Part of Enduro KR
Series. Megan Rose, Global
Riding Adventures,
Sep 13: Oakridge Fat 55
Oakridge, OR. One sweet riding
day. Point-to-point 55 miles with
10,099’ of climbing/descending
over Oakridge’s best trails. 40%
singletrack, 40% dirt, 20% paved
roads. Start at Oakridge High
School. Sunday fun free ride
open to kids. Benefits GOATS
and local youth unicycle club.
Eugene Carthart, 541-736-6424,
fatfiftyfive.com
Aug 30–31: Oregon Enduro
#4 - Ashland
Sep 20: Cascadia Dirt Cup #4
Aug 31: Hartland Enduro #3
Sep 20–21: In the Stix
SEPTEMBER
Sep 20: Rebels Revenge
Ashland, OR. Tentative. See
race series for details. Devon
Lyons, 541-301-0132,
oregonenduro.com
Racing, 250-380-7877,
procityracing.com
Sep 6: Avimor Demo Day XC
Avimor, ID. World Cup-style racing. Mass start, 45 minutes plus
one lap race. Top 3 take home
cash. All categories combined.
Issaquah, WA. Tiger Mountain.
See race series for details. Stacy
Karacostas, Evergreen Mountain
Bike Alliance, 206-200-7594,
evergreenmtb.org
Cranbrook, BC. 4th annual. Solo
or team 6-hour event. Kids and
youth can choose from 15- or
30-minute paved ride or a 1-hour
MTB race. rmevents.com
Boise, ID. MTB biathlon at
Avimor Mountain. Circuit race
(10 miles) with sweet singletrack.
Test your marksmanship using
infrared rifles between laps. Dirt
MTB CALENDAR
Bag Promotions, 208-571-1853,
dirtbagdash.com
Sep 20: Whistler Funduro
Whistler, BC. Tentative date.
A fun challenging single-day
self-supported gravity-fed stage
race on the Westside trails.
Ride 5 stages on Westside trails
off the flank using a different
access climb each lap, starting in
Function and finishing in Alpine.
Limit 200. worca.com
Sep 21: Prevost Enduro
Duncan, BC. See race series for
details. islandcupseries.com
Sep 21: SHEd XC
Surrey, BC. Toonie race.
Sep 21: 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
Sep 27–28: Oregon Enduro #5 Mt Hood Finals (NAET)
Mt. Hood, OR. North American
Enduro Tour (NEAT) Finals.
Devon Lyons, 541-301-0132,
oregonenduro.com
OCTOBER
Oct 5: Octoberfest Enduro
Kamloops, BC. 5th annual.
Solo and team enduro on
fantastic trails with tons of
prizes. 4-hour race start 10am.
Multiple categories. Kids
races. Fundraiser for the RIH
Foundation. 250-828-0608,
harpermountain.com
Oct 11–12: Oregon Enduro Bonus Race
TBA, OR. Tentative. Bonus
race. See race series for details.
Devon Lyons, 541-301-0132,
oregonenduro.com
Oct 19: Cascadia Dirt Cup #5
Bellingham, WA. Chuckanut
Enduro. See race series for
details. Stacy Karacostas,
Alliance, 206-200-7594,
evergreenmtb.org
Oct 26: SSBP XC
Surrey, BC. Start 10am. Toonie
race South Surrey Bike Park.
NOVEMBER
Nov 1–2: 25 Hours of
Frog Hollow
Hurricane, UT. Longest 24-hour
race ever, with double midnight
lap due to the fallback time
change. 13-mile course in the
desert combines sweet singletrack with technical sections and
great climbs. Solo, duo, 4-10
person teams. Gro-Promotions /
True Grit / Frog Hollow,
970-759-3048,
gropromotions.com
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INSIDE LOOK
TRACK RACE SERIES
THURSDAY
Alpenrose Thursday Series
May 1–Sep 25
FCR Masters Championship.
Photo courtesy of Wheels in Focus / Amara Edwards
MONDAY
GVVA Sprint Night
Apr 14–Sep 8
Victoria, BC. 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. No race 6/23,
7/25. Kurt Innes, gvva.bc.ca
Monday Night Racing
Jun 2–Aug 25
Redmond, WA. Junior racing. Program varies
each week. Start 7pm. Rental bikes available.
USA Cycling license or a one-day license required.
Cancel if raining. Free spectator admission. No
race on 7/28, 8/18. Amara Edwards, Marymoor
Velodrome Assoc., velodrome.org
TUESDAY
Masters / Juniors Track
Jun 3–Aug 19
Portland, OR. Track racing for Juniors and Masters
only. Schedule changes weekly. Paul Mautner,
503-706-8006, obra.org
WEDNESDAY
Wednesday Night Racing
Jun 4–Sep 10
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.
Cancel if raining. No race on 8/20. Amara Edwards,
Marymoor Velodrome Assoc., velodrome.org
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Portland, OR. Alpenrose Velodrome. Event schedule posted on website a few days before each race.
No race on 6/26. Charles Warner, 360-624-1801,
obra.org
GVVA Group Night
Apr 17–Sep 11
Victoria, BC. 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. Cancel
if raining. No race on 6/19, 8/14, 8/21. Kurt Innes,
gvva.bc.ca
Thursday Night Racing
May 1–Aug 28
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. Cancel if raining.
No race 7/24, 7/21. 206-957-4555, velodrome.org
FRIDAY
Fast Twitch Fridays
May 2–Aug 29
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 racing 6/27, 7/5, 7/18.
Jen Featheringill, 503-267-5359, bike-central.com
Friday Night at MVA
May 30–Sep 19
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. Cancel if raining. No
race 7/4, 7/25, 8/22. Amara Edwards, Marymoor
TRACK CALENDAR
MARCH
Mar 7, 14, 21 : Friday Racing
Under the Dome
Burnaby, BC. Racing between
6:30-9pm. Burnaby Velodrome,
burnabyvelodrome.ca
APRIL
Apr 8: GVVA Bike Jam
Victoria, BC. Greater Victoria
Velodrome Association, gvva.bc.ca
MAY
May 3: Eric Kautzky Memorial Race
Portland, OR. Alpenrose
Velodrome. Benefits Eric Kautzky
Memorial Scholarship Fund at
Tigard High School. Omniums
and Points races. Juniors, women
4, Masters women 40+, women
1/2/3, men 5, men 4, men 3, men
1/2, Masters men 50+, Masters
men 40+, Kiddie Kilo. Darell
Provencher, teamrosecity.org
May 11: Race Hijinks
Get Your Kinks Out
Portland, OR. Paul & Megan
Mautner, obra.org
JUNE
Jun 1: 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.
503-317-5836, obra.org
Jun 13–14: Midway Challenge
Indianapolis, IN. Endurance and
Sprint events. NTC event.
Jun 14: The Athletic Omnium Sprint Championships
Portland, OR. State Sprint and
Keirin championships. Clint
Culpepper, 503-548-8672, obra.org
Jun 20–22: GVVA Track Fest #1
Velodrome Association, gvva.bc.ca
Jun 22: Blue Ribbon Race
Portland, OR. Phil Sanders,
503-649-4632, obra.org
Jun 23–28: Alpenrose Six-Day
Portland, OR. Only outdoor
6-day race in North America.
Full program of exciting racing, including Madison events.
See website for schedule. Mike
Murray, 503-661-5874, obra.org
JULY
Jul 11–13: Oregon
Senior Championships
Portland, OR. Saturday: 500/Kilo,
Junior and team races. Sunday:
Pursuit and Points race. Candi
Murray, 503-667-6220, obra.org
Jul 12–13: Fred Rehberger
Memorial / WA Jr & Master
Championships
Redmond, WA. State
Championships for Masters and
Junior racers. Timed and mass
start races, individual and team
events. All categories. Fred C
Rehberger team Omnium trophy
presented to team with highest
number of podiums across all
categories. Kiddie Kilo on day 1.
fredsrace.com
Jul 18–20: 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 19–20: US Grand
Prix of Sprinting
Colorado Springs, CO. Tentative
date. Match Spring, Team Sprint,
Keirin. NTC event.
csvelodrome.org
Jul 25–27: Marymoor Grand Prix
Redmond, WA. Daytime features
individual and team timed events.
Nighttime showcases mass start
racing. Open to Elite men and
women and Masters. $10,000+
cash purse. Sunday is rain delay
day. NTC event. Part of Seattle
JR Road Dev. Race Series.
Dave Mann, Marymoor
Aug 9: Husky ThrowDown Invitational
Redmond, WA. Collegiate event
open to USAC categories. Mass
start and individual events such
as 200m, 500m, Kilo, Individual
Pursuit, unknown distance,
Points and Scratch races.
University of WA Cycling Team,
wsbaracing.org
Aug 9: PDW Omnium
Portland, OR. Clint Culpepper,
503-548-8672, obra.org
Aug 14–15: Organic
Athlete Onmium
Velodrome Association,
gvva.bc.ca
Aug 19–24: USAC Masters Track
National Championships
Redmond, WA. Individual and
team events where the best
Master racers in the nation challenge each other for a shot at
the coveted champion title and
jersey. Multiple age groups.
Marymoor Velodrome. Amara
Edwards, Marymoor Velodrome
Assoc., velodrome.org
Aug 22–24: GVVA Track Fest #2
Velodrome Association,
gvva.bc.ca
SEPTEMBER
Sep 12–14: Los Angeles
Grand Prix
Los Angeles, CA. Tentative date.
Endurance and Sprint events.
NTC event.
Sep 16–17: Oregon Masters
Track Championships
Portland, OR. Candi Murray,
OBRA, 503-667-6220, obra.org
OCTOBER
Jul 26: The Athletic
Spring Omnium
Oct 22–25: Canadian
Track Nationals
AUGUST
DECEMBER
Portland, OR. Clint Culpepper,
971-235-5994, obra.org
Aug 3: OBRA Junior & Team
Track Championships
Portland, OR. Candi Murray,
503-667-6220, obra.org
Milton, ON. Cycling Canada,
cyclingcanada.ca
Dec 26–29: Burnaby Four Day
Burnaby, BC. Tentative date.
Multiple races and fun events.
Burnaby Velodrome,
burnabyvelodrome.ca
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INSIDE LOOK
CYCLOCROSS RACE SERIES
Cross Crusade
Oct 5, 12, 19, 25–26; Nov 2, 9, 16
Portland, OR. Largest cyclocross race series in the
nation. Individual and team competitions. Six races
count toward overall. $20K in price. Brad Ross,
503-459-4508, crosscrusade.com
MFG Cyclocross
Sep 7, 28; Oct 5, 19; Nov 2, 9
Various, WA. Tentative dates. 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. mfgcyclocross.com
Psycho Cross Series
Aug 31; Oct 4; Nov 8, 29–30; Dec 14
Eugene, OR. Series of 6 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, salcollura@hotmail.com
SICX Cross Series
Oct 4–5; Nov 8–9, 22; Dec 6–7
Various, ID. Series of events. Overall calculated on
6 best results. Points for men, women, Masters 35+,
Masters 45+. Best 5 results count, need minimum of
4 races to be champion. Medals, raffle prizes, cash.
First start at 11am, last at 2:10pm. Women have
their own start time at noon. cxidaho.com
Southern Oregon Outlaw Cyclocross
Oct 25; Nov 1, 8, 15, 22
Various, OR. Series of 5 events races all around
southern Oregon. Course varies weekly. A, B,
C groups. Raffle. Overall based on points. Last
race mandatory. Get muddy. Jana Jensen,
541-899-9190, obra.org
WEEKLY SERIES
WEDNESDAY
Start 5:25pm for Junior and beginners, second start
at 6:15pm for others. Nightly prizes and overall winners get trophies. Kevin Gorman, 541-318-6188,
webcyclery.com
Blind Date at the Dairy
Sep 17–Oct 15
Portland, OR. 5 race series raced under the lights
at Alpenrose Velodrome. Kiddie Cross and Toddler
Cross at 5pm. First start at 5:15pm, last start at
7:20pm. Women can race in any of the starts.
Register up to 10min 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
THURSDAY
Thrilla ‘Cross Series
Sep 4–25
Bend, OR. Series consists of 4 events to be raced
next to Summit HS at NW Crossing Neighborhood.
SUNDAY
Twilight Cross Series
Aug 17–Sep 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
Cross Calendar Disclaimer
The 2014 calendar has yet to be fully established by
the various cycling associations in the Northwest. Unless
otherwise noted, the dates listed in this calendar are solid. Due
to permitting issues, some locations are yet to be confirmed,
even if the dates are. Please refer to Bicyclepaper.com later
in the season to get up-to-date event information.
CYCLOCROSS CALENDAR
MAY
May 18: Kruger’s Spring
Kermesse
Portland, OR. 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. Portland Racing,
503-333-9865, obra.org
AUGUST
Aug 30: DDCX 1
Vancouver, WA. Zone5
Promotions, zone5promotions.com
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Aug 30–Sep 1: Kootenay
Suffer Fest
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.
Janis Neufeld, 250-265-8707,
kaslosufferfest.com
Aug 31: Psycho Cross #1
Eugene, OR. See race
series for details. Sal Collura,
541-521-6529, obra.org
SEPTEMBER
Sep 2: PDX Knight CX Series #1
Portland, OR. William Laubernds,
503-545-9083, obra.org
Sep 6: Het Meer CX Race
Vancouver, WA. Vancouver Lake
Park. Flat fast Euro course with
200 meters of beach front sand,
fast flat grass sections, paved
trails, gravel roads, open field
singletrack, tricky off-camber
sections. First race 8:40am, last
start 3:15pm. Kiddie Kross at
12:20. David Saltzberg, Zone5
zone5promotions.com
CYCLOCROSS CALENDAR
Sep 7: Fazio Farms CX
Portland, OR. Gravel, dirt, mud
and grass on tap for a race close
to downtown at Fazio Farms.
Prizes to top 3. Unicycles, beginners to Pros welcome. Limited
parking. David Aldersebaes,
310-591-9415, obra.org
Sep 7: Kick-Off Cross - MFG #1
Kirkland, WA. Tentative date.
See race series for details. Terry
Buchanan, mfgcyclocross.com
503-545-9083, obra.org
Sep 13–14: Hood River
Double Cross
Hood River, OR. Double
weekend of ‘cross at Cascade
Locks. Saturday more technical than Sunday. Kiddie Cross.
breakawaypromotions.com
Sep 13: Rapha StarCrossed
Redmond, WA. UCI 2 event presented at Marymoor Park. Part of
Rapha Super Cross Series. Limit
80 riders per field. Start 2pm,
Elite women 7pm, Elite men 8pm.
Low Pressure Promotions,
425-503-2333, starcrossedcx.com
Sep 14: KFCX Moore Cowbell #1
Klamath Falls, OR. Moore Park.
Lilian Schiavo-Gilmore,
541-892-7894, obra.org
503-545-9083, obra.org
Sep 20–21: Ride Hard,
Finish Thirsty (RHFT)
Bend, OR. Tumalo course.
A good mix of dirt, grass and
pavement, two run-ups, a sandy
section, barriers and the Thump
Coffee Stairs. All categories.
Benefits CXmas Junior Fund.
Sunday Race Hard Finish Thirsty
(RHFT) race. Mt Bachelor Sports
Education Foundation, mbsef.org
Sep 20: Zaandercross
Vancouver, WA. Frenchman’s
Bar Park. Two extended sand
sections in addition to the usual
stuff. William Goritski,
360-834-3370, obra.org
Sep 21: KFCX Moore Cowbell #2
Klamath Falls, OR. Moore Park.
Lilian Schiavo-Gilmore,
541-892-7894, obra.org
503-545-9083, obra.org
Sep 27: Ninkrossi
Washougal, WA. Washougal
MX Park. Open meadow, fast
grass, paved start, gravel and dirt.
Random prizes. First race 8:40am,
last start 3:15pm. Kiddie Kross
at 12:20. All categories. Zone5
Promotions, zone5promotions.com
Sep 28: Battle at Barlow
Gresham, OR. Sam Barlow High
School. All categories and singlespeed. Challenging, railroad
tie stepped run-up and long offcamber section, 2 gradual climbs
per lap. Euro-style course.
Charles Warner, 360-624-1801,
obra.org
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: harv@lawyerseattle.com
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CYCLOCROSS CALENDAR
Sep 28: Lake Sammamish
GP - MFG #2
Oct 19: Magnuson Park
Cross - MFG #4
Oct 25–26: Cross Crusade # 4/5
Issaquah, WA. Tentative date.
503-545-9083, obra.org
OCTOBER
Oct 4: Psycho Cross #2
Eugene, OR. See race series for
details. Sal Collura, obra.org
Oct 4–5: SICX #1/2
Boise, ID. Sandy Point. See race
series for details. Hal Miller,
208-869-4055, cxidaho.com
Oct 5: Cross Crusade # 1
Portland, OR. See race series
for details. Brad Ross,
crosscrusade.com
Oct 5: The Super Duper - MFG #3
TBD, WA. Tentative date. See
race series for details. Terry
Oct 7: PDX Knight CX Series #6
Seattle, WA. Tentative date. See
Portland, OR. See race
series for details. Brad Ross,
Oct 25: DDCX 2
Vancouver, WA. Fast flat
grass sections, paved trails,
gravel, lung bursting run-up and
singletrack. First start 8:40am,
last 3:15pm. Kiddie Kross
12:20. Cash and merchandise
prizes. David Saltzberg, Zone5
zone5promotions.com
Oct 25: S. Oregon Outlaw CX #1
Medford, OR. See race series for
details. Jana Jensen, obra.org
NOVEMBER
Nov 1: Boring Corn Cross
Sandy, OR. Carol Cohen,
503-826-1170, obra.org
503-545-9083, obra.org
Nov 1: Canadian Cross Nationals
Dayton, OR. Montage of terrain,
stunning vistas and family farm
fun. 503-569-1821, obra.org
Nov 1: S. Oregon Outlaw CX #2
Oct 11: Heiser Farms Cross
Portland, OR. See race series for
details. crosscrusade.com
Oct 17–18: Crosstoberfest
Hailey, ID. Old Cutter’s Park.
A beer festival at Old Cutter’s
Park in Hailey, Idaho focusing on
seasonal beers from around the
world with Oktoberfest inspired
food and cross racing. Live
music and more than 90 fresh
brews. Bill Olson, 208-788-9184,
crosstoberfestidaho.com
Oct 18: 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, obra.org
Oct 18–19: Cyclocross
TBD, ID. idahobikeracing.org
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Winnipeg, MB. Cycling MB,
winnipegcx2014.ca
Nov 2: Canadian GP of Cyclocross
Winnipeg, MB. UCI C2 event.
Cycling MB, cyclingcanada.ca
Nov 2: Cross Crusade # 6
Portland, OR. See race series for
details. crosscrusade.com
Nov 2: SCCA / Starbucks - MFG #5
Redmond, WA. Tentative date.
Nov 8: Psycho Cross #3
Nov 8–9: SICX #3/4
Cadwell, ID. Mallard Park. See
race series for details. Hal Miller,
Nov 9: Woodland Park GP - MFG #6
Seattle, WA. Tentative date. See
Nov 15: Corvallis Cross
Corvallis, OR. Ben Verhoeven,
541-223-2170, obra.org
Nov 15–16: Cyclocross
Nov 22: SICX #5
Nampa, ID. Lakeview Park. See
Nov 23: 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,
portlandracing.com/cx
Nov 29–30: Psycho Cross #4/5
DECEMBER
Dec 6–7: SICX #6/7
Boise, ID. Sandy Point. See
Dec 6: Winter Cross
Washougal, WA. Washougal MX
Park. Using the roads in and
around the MX complex. Fast
gravel, mud, tunnels, bogs and
some grass. First race 8:40am,
last 3:40pm. Kiddie Kross
12:20pm. Zone5 Promotions,
zone5promotions.com
Dec 13: Santa Cross
Corvallis, OR. Mike Ripley,
Dec 14–15: Idaho Cross Champs
Dec 14: Psycho Cross #6
details. obra.org
INSIDE LOOK
MULTISPORT CALENDAR
theme, family fun. Presented at
Woodland MX. 360-574-7292,
nwpersonaltraining.com
Mar 23: Dirty Feet - Trail Run
Kamloops, BC. 21, 10 and 5km
trail run. Limit 200. Phil Hiom,
dirtyfeet.ca
Mar 23: Seattle RainMan Triathlon
Seattle, WA. Sprint distances.
15-minute swim at Evans Pool,
30-minute indoor bike, 2.28mile run around Green Lake. All
levels. TriFreaks, 253-245-9240,
trifreak.com
Mar 28–29: Badger
Mountain Challenge
Whistler Ironman. Photo courtesy of
MARCH
Mar 8: Dirty Duo
North Vancouver, B.C. North
Shore. 30km tough uphill and
technical downhill. Bike-only category or enter as relay team; runner does 25km, rider does 30km.
Mountain Madness: Dirty Duo,
604-990-9815, dirtyduo.com
Mar 8: Lake Sammamish
Half-Marathon
Snohomish, WA. Redmond to
Issaquah on flat and fast course.
60% smooth gravel, 40% pavement. Shuttle back available. 4th
425-221-1651,
lakesammamishhalf.com
Mar 9: Dirty Duathlon
Walla Walla, WA. 2.7-mile trail
run, 5.4-mile mountain bike, 2.7mile trail run. Start at Bennington
Lake 10am. lagranderide.com
Mar 16: Shamrock Run
Portland, OR. Waterfront Park.
5, 8 and 15km run; 1 and 5km
walk. Limit 35,000. Team entry
deadline Jan 31. Kim Terry,
Hamilton Events, Inc.,
shamrockrunportland.com
Mar 22: March Muddy Madness
Vancouver, WA. Foot race meets
cyclocross. How many laps of
1-mile muddy trails course can
you do in 45 minutes? Disco
Kennewick, WA. 100-mile endurance run, 50km ultramarathon,
15km trail run. Footpaths,
multi-use trails, dirt roads, short
stretches of pavement on and
around Badger Mountain. Eric
Jensen, Eastern Oregon Sports
Training LLC, 541-969-9724,
eosportstraining.com
APRIL
Apr 12: Squak Mountain
Trail Run
Issaquah, WA. 12km, halfmarathon, marathon, and 50km.
Steep ascent to top. Start/finish
at Squak Mountain Trailhead.
Racing LLC, 425-301-7009,
evergreentrailruns.com
Apr 12: The Great Urban Race
Portland, OR. Teams of 2 solve
12 clues. City adventure, fun
challenges while discovering
Portland. Start noon at Lucky
Labrador Beer Hall. Limit 500
teams. The Great Urban Race,
773-687-4595,
greaturbanrace.com
Apr 26: Suburban Rush
Port Moody, BC. 30km adventure
race includes MTB riding, trail
running, orienteering. Shawn
Leclair, Secondwind Events,
suburbanrush.com
Apr 27: Mt. Rainier Duathlon
Enumclaw, WA. Expo Center.
Age group, relay 2 or 3 person. Long course: 5-mile run,
28.8-mile bike, 3.8-mile run.
USAT Long Course Duathlon
Championship. Short course:
1.6-mile run, 14.4-mile bike,
3.8-mile run. BuDu Racing,
206-920-3983, buduracing.com
Apr 27: Peaks to Prairie
Adventure Race
Billings, MT. Beartooth
Mountains to Yellowstone River.
9.3-mile run, 49- bicycle, 10paddle. Triathlon or duathlon that
covers the first two legs only.
Yellowstone Valley CC,
peakstoprairie.org
MAY
May 3: Cherry Blossom
Fitness Festival
The Dalles, OR. Duathlon
(5km, 30km, 5km) and half
marathon. Closed pathways.
Duathlon starts at Columbia
Gorge Discovery Center.
Individual or team. Junior, age
groups, Clydesdale. Post-race
lunch. Chad Sperry, Breakaway
cherryblossomfitnessfestival.com
May 10: 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 10: Sunflower
Marathon and Relay
Mazama, WA. Trail run, 26.2
miles from Mazama to Twisp.
Solo or team entry. MVSTA,
509-996-3287, mvsta.com
May 17: Pole, Pedal, Paddle
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 18: 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 occasional
snow. Leg 7 on dirt road. Various
categories/age groups. Max
11 runners per team. Stacy,
Quesnel Triathlon Assoc.,
250-992-6164,
barkervillerushrelay.com
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May 18: Havoc at the Hideout
North Plains, OR. 5-6-mile
adventure trail run at Hornings
Hideout. 503-741-9364,
xdogevents.com
May 24: Onion Man Triathlon
Walla Walla, WA. Bennington
Lake. 1.5km swim, 40km bike,
10km run. Start 9am.
Dan Elsom, 509-529-9187,
wwmultisports.com
May 24: Soaring Eagle Trail Run
Samamish, WA. Distances: 5
and 10 miles, marathon and
50km. Goes from Pipeline Trails
to multiple singletrack trails.
Racing LLC, 425-301-7009,
May 25: 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 25: Happy Girl
Bend, OR. Women only event.
Half-marathon, 10k, 5km, and
1.5km runs. Mix of gentle trails,
groomed paths and paved surfaces. Expo on Saturday. Lay It
Out Events, 541-323-0964,
happygirlsrun.com
May 30–Jun 1: Wild Canyon Games
Antelope, OR. Adventure race
includes sprint, run, biking,
geocaching, off-road triathlon,
chariot race, zip-lining, climbing
and more over 3-day weekend.
Teams of 3 or 7 members.
wildcanyongames.org
May 31: Troika Triathlon
Spokane, WA. 34th 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: Wine Capital Of
Canada Triathlon
Oliver, BC. Sprint and Olympic
distances at most northern
point of Sonoran Desert in BC’s
Okanagan Valley. Joe Dixon,
Outback Events, 250-764-3204,
outbackevents.ca
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JUNE
Jun 1: 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 7: Echo Valley Trail Run
Chelan, WA. Distances: 10k,
half-marathon, 50k, and 50
miles. Raffle fully stocked aid
stations. Roger Michel, 4th
425-301-7009,
Jun 7: 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 7: Issaquah Triathlon
Issaquah, WA. Lake Sammamish
State Park. Sprint distance triathlon and duathlon (bike and
run only), 5km and 10km race,
kids triathlon. 425-392-3866,
issaquahtri.com
Jun 7: 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, 206-920-3983,
buduracing.com
Jun 13: Friday Night Swim Race
Kent, WA. Lake Meridian Park.
0.5-, 1.2- and 2.4-mile open
water swim races. Wetsuit or
non-wetsuit division. BBQ after.
Awards 3 deep in each race and
division. Win and take home
an apple pie. Kathy Morrisson,
Raise the Bar Events,
206-779-7727,
fridaynightswimraces.com
Jun 14: Cottage Lake Tri
Woodinville, WA. Cottage Lake.
Swim 400 yards, bike 9 miles,
run 2 miles. Start 8am. Various
options including friends and
family wave, relay and elite
races. Kids distance available.
Mary Meyer Life Fitness,
206-282-3959,
marymeyerlifefitness.com
Jun 14–15: Gerick’s
Wasa Triathlon
Cranbrook, BC. Wasa Lake.
TriKids Tri, Short Course Tri
and Olympic Tri. Spectacular
for entire family. BC Olympic
Championships. Solo and relay
categories. Qualifier for BC
Summer Games. rmevents.com
Jun 14: Winthrop Traverse
Winthrop, WA. Start at Pearrygin
Lake State Park. 3-mile run,
8-mile bike, 4-mile paddle,
20-mile road bike. Todd Elsworth,
Bellingham Benefits,
360-739-8458,
recreationnorthwest.org/
winthrop-traverse
Jun 15: 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 21: Rock n’ Roll Seattle
Seattle, WA. Half-marathon and
marathon. Start/finish at Seattle
Center. 800-311-1255,
rnrseattle.com
Jun 21–22: 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 22: Lake Meridian
Triathlon #1
Kent, WA. Includes super sprint,
sprint, and Olympic distances.
Based at Lake Meridian Park.
Enthusiastic volunteers, scenic,
accurate, well-marked courses,
breakfast after. T-shirt, medals,
giveaways. Kathy Morrisson,
206-639-8031, lakemeridiantri.com
Jun 22: San Juan Marathon
Friday Harbor, WA. New course.
Marathon, half-marathon, 10km.
sjmarathon.org
Jun 27–29: Pacific Crest
Sports Weekend
Sunriver, OR. Sunriver Resort.
Kids triathlon and dash, 5k and
MULTISPORT CALENDAR
10k walk/runs, adult long course
and Olympic distance triathlon/
duathlon, marathon and halfmarathon. Marathon is Boston
qualifier. Health & Fitness Expo,
food, beer garden, live entertainment, fun, camaraderie.
503-644-6822,
racecenter.com/pacificcrest
Jun 28: Five Mile Lake Sprint
Co-Ed Triathlon
Federal Way, WA. Course:
.25-mile lake swim in Five Mile
Lake, 14-mile bike on mainly
residential roads, 3.1-mile run.
Also Super Spring distance.
Start 8am. Age groups, 2- and
3-person relay, Athena categories. Rory Muller, 206-920-3983,
buduracing.com
Jun 28: Lake Padden
Duathlon and Triathlon
Bellingham, WA. Duathlon: run
2.6 miles, bike 14.5 road miles,
run 2.6 miles. Start 9am. Fun,
inexpensive event on great
course. Competitive and recreational divisions. Triathlon:
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. Lance
Romo, Bellingham Park and
Recreation, 360-778-7000, cob.
org/services/recreation/races/
padden-triathlon.aspx
Jun 28–29: Scorched Sole Ultra
Kelowna, BC. New this year,
2 x 100km stage race. Run
Kelowna to Naramata and back.
Can Crockett, 250-861-1092,
scorchedsole.com
Jun 29: Ironman Coeur D’Alene
Coeur d’Alene, ID. 2.4-mile
swim, 112-mile bike, 26.2-mile
run. Pre-reg only. 50 qualifying
slots for Ironman WC in KailuaKona, HI. 888-280-9097 x 27,
ironman.com
JULY
Jul 6: Eastlink Desert Half Iron
Osoyoos, BC. 2km swim, 90km
bike, 21km run around Lake
Osoyoos. Toughest Half-Iron in
Canada. Joe Dixon, Outback
Events, 250-863-3208,
outbackevents.ca
Jul 6: XTERRA Vashon
Offroad Triathlon
Vashon Island, WA. Dockton
Park. 0.5-mile swim / 13-mile
MTB / 3.5-mile trail run. Standard
USAT age group categories.
Clydesdale, Athena, Challenge
and relay. Start 9am.
xterraplanet.com
Jul 11: Friday Night Swim Race
Kent, WA. Lake Meridian Park.
0.5-, 1.2- and 2.4-mile open
water swim races. Wetsuit or
non-wetsuit division. BBQ.
Awards 3 deep in each race and
division. Win race and take home
an apple pie. Kathy Morrisson,
206-779-7727,
fridaynightswimraces.com
Jul 12: Knee Knackering
North Shore Trail Run
West Vancouver, BC. 30-mile
mountainous point-to-point
follows Baden Powell Trail
in Vancouver’s North Shore
Mountains from Horseshoe Bay
to Deep Cove. Reg via lottery.
Limit 200. Kelsy Trigg,
604-418-0075, kneeknacker.com
Jul 12–13: Ocean Shore Big
Weekend Tri & Foot Fest
Ocean Shores, WA. North Bay
Park. Half-Iron relay, Half-Iron
triathlon, Olympic relay triathlon,
Olympic and sprint triathlon,
Half-Iron and Olympic distance
Duathlon (Bike/Run), 13.1-mile
half-marathon, 10K and 5K race,
kids triathlon. Stefan Newbury,
TriFreaks, 253-245-9240,
trifreak.com
Jul 12–13: Paddle Bainbridge
Bainbridge Island, WA. 27-mile
around Bainbridge Island.
Exciting paddle on the swift
waters of Agate Pass with
sweeping views of Mt. Rainier
and Seattle skyline. Olympic
Outdoor Center, 800-592-5983,
OlympicOutdoorCenter.com
Jul 12: Southeast Idaho
Senior Games
Pocatello, ID. Open to adults
50+. Jody Olson, 208-233-2034,
seidahoseniorgames.org
Jul 13: Dirty Feet - Trail Run
Vernon, BC. 21, 10 and 5km
trail run. Limit 275. Phil Hiom,
dirtyfeet.ca
Jul 13: 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,
509-326-6983, emdesports.com
Jul 19–20: 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 19: 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 20: Girlfriends and the
Dudes Triathlon
Vancouver, WA. Short distance
tri along Columbia River including kids mini tri. Perfect for
novice and veteran. Distance:
0.5, 12.5, 3 miles. Staged out
of Frenchmans Bar. Benefits
Children’s Center. Limit 700.
360-574-7292,
Running
Commercial
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Jul 29: 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,
206-920-3983, buduracing.com
AUGUST
Aug 1–2: Cascade Lakes Relay
Jul 26–28: 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. Fresh
Air Sports, 541-323-0964,
deschutesdash.com
Jul 26: Olympia Traverse
Olympia, WA. Multisport adventure relay for solo, tandem and
teams. Starts in Capitol Forest,
finishes in downtown Olympia.
Todd Elsworth, Bellingham
Benefits, 360-739-8458,
olympiatraverse.com
Jul 26: Rolf Prima Tri at the Grove
Cottage Grove Lake, OR. 4th
at the Grove at Cottage Grove
Lake. 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, 541-505-3060,
dark30sports.com
Jul 27: 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 27: 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.
racetheriver.com
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Aug 17: Iron Girl
Women’s Triathlon
Seattle, WA. Staged at Genesee
Park. 1/3-mile swim in Lake
Washington, 12-mile bike, 3-mile
run. Start 6:45am. Enter as solo,
2- or 3-person teams.
877-221-9665, irongirl.com
Bend, OR. Sold out. Scott
Douglas, Cascade Lakes Race
Group, LLC, 541-350-4635,
cascadelakesrelay.com
Aug 17: West Plains
WunderWoman Triathlon
Sandpoint, ID. 1.76-mile swim
across Lake Pend Oreille stands
as the premier open water swimming event in the NW.
trisandpoint.org
Aug 22–23: Hood to Coast Relay
Seattle, WA. Unique urban
adventure race. Solve clever
clues, face challenges while discovering the city. Start/finish at 88
Keys on 2nd Ave. Start 11:30am.
citysolveurbanrace.com
Aug 22–23: Vikingman
Aug 2: Long Bridge Swim
from Mirabeau. Scott Douglas,
Cascade Lakes Race Group,
LLC, 541-350-4635,
cascadelakesrelay.com
Aug 9: CitySolve Urban Race
Aug 9: 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 9–10: Tough Mudder
Portland, OR. 25 obstacles
spread over 10- to 12-mile
course designed by British
Special Forces. Test strength,
stamina and mental grit. Solo or
team entry. Party to follow. Tough
Aug 10: Whidbey Island Triathlon
Langley, WA. Scenic course:
.5-mile swim in Goss Lake; 19.5mile ride on country roads with
views of Saratoga Passage; 3.8mile run through forest trails, country roads. Carrie Monforte, South
Whidbey Parks & Recreation
District, 360-221-6788,
whidbeytriathlon.com
Aug 15–16: 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
Medical Lake, WA. Women’s
sprint distance event. Start 9am.
.25-mile swim, 10.2-mile bike,
3-mile run. Marla Emde,
509-326-6983, emdesports.com
Hood, OR. Teams of 8-12 relay
through 36 legs, varying in length
from 3.5 to 7.75 miles. Covers
199 miles that separate Hood
to the Coast. Limit 1050 teams.
hoodtocoast.com
Heyburn, ID. Friday: family fun
run. Saturday: Half and Olympic
distance triathlon, duathlon,
aquabike, 5k run, half-marathon.
Solo and team events. Viking
Man Triathlon, 208-431-0463,
vikingman.org
Aug 23: Cutthroat Classic
Mazama, WA. 11.1-mile trail
run through North Cascades.
Follows Pacific Crest Trail over
Cutthroat Pass. Start 4800’, top
out at 6800’. Start 8am. MVSTA,
509-996-3287, mvsta.com
Aug 24: Lake Meridian
Triathlon #2
Kent, WA. Super sprint, sprint,
and Olympic distances at Lake
Meridian Park. Enthusiastic volunteers, scenic, accurate, wellmarked courses and breakfast
after. T-shirt, medals and giveaways. Kathy Morrisson, Raise
the Bar Events, 206-639-8031,
lakemeridiantri.com
Aug 24: XTERRA Wild
Ride Triathlon
McCall, ID. 8th annual. Off-road
triathlon featuring 3/4-mile swim,
Running
Commercial
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new 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,
Aug 30: Wild Mountain
Fernie Ultra
Longview, AB. Solo or teams up
to 6 runners. Enduro race featuring 6 legs covers 80km with
3000m of climbing. 16-hr limit.
Aaron McConnell, 403-668-7537,
transrockies.com
SEPTEMBER
Sep 6: Cottage Lake
Tri & Tri Again
Woodinville, WA. Cottage Lake.
Swim 400 yards, bike 9 miles,
run 2 miles. Start 8am. Options
include friends and family wave,
relay and elite races. Kids distance available. Mary Meyer Life
Fitness, 206-282-3959,
marymeyerlifefitness.com
Sep 6: 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
425-301-7009,
Sep 6: Dirty Feet Mountain Run
Sun Peaks, BC. 50km and
relay includes 4 legs, cloverleaf
design, high alpine views and
scenery, fun flowy trails. Solo or
2 – 4 person teams. Phil Hiom,
dirtyfeet.ca
Sep 6: 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 7: 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
Sep 7: Seattle Escape from
the Rock Triathlon
Mercer Island, WA. Sprint event
entails .5-mile swim, 12-mile
bike, 2.5-mile run. Start/finish at
Luther Burbank Park. Individual,
physically challenged and relay
categories. Start 8am. Limit 800.
Enviro-sports Productions,
415-868-1829, envirosports.com
Sep 13: 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 13: Happy Girl
Portland, OR. Women only
event. Half-marathon, 10k, 5k,
1.5k runs. Mix of gentle trails,
groomed paths, paved surfaces.
Lay It Out Events, 541-323-0964,
happygirlsrun.com
Sep 14: Cultus Lake Triathlon
Chilliwack, BC. Sprint and
Olympic distances. Age group
and relay categories. Joe Dixon,
Outback Events, 250-863-3208,
outbackevents.ca
Sep 14: Ole’s Assault
Astoria, OR. 2-hour adventure
race that will challenge you with
10 obstacles. Simple navigation.
6-8 miles long. Start 10am.
503-741-9364, xdogevents.com
Sep 20: Bellingham Traverse
Bellingham, WA. Run, MTB,
road bike, trail run, paddle and
trek. Solo, tandem or relay on
a course that celebrates the
life cycle of wild salmon while
raising money for local/regional
non-profits. Todd Elsworth,
Bellingham Benefits,
360-739-8458,
bellinghamtraverse.com
Sep 20: Columbia River
Power Marathon
Umatilla, OR. 8km, half, full,
marathon, 50km and power
marathon relay. Don’t miss the
potato bar and post-event festivities. All start at 8am. Walk option
available. Debbie Pedro, Eastern
Oregon Sports Training LLC,
541-567-6151,
columbiarivermarathon.com
Sep 20: Frosty Mountain
Manning Park, BC. 50km on
very hilly and scenic trails. Also
13km and 27km. Ultra is 1 loop,
2 mountain run.
trailwhisperer.ca/FrostyMountain
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Sep 21: 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. Pre-race expo, postevent food. Stefan Newbury,
TriFreaks, trifreaks.com
Sep 21: Portland Triathlon
Portland, OR. Downtown
Portland at Cathedral Park.
Best of the US Amateur qualifier.
Olympic, sprint and relay distances. Limit 900 singles and
40 relays. Must be 13+.
Ken McCarty, portlandtri.com
Sep 21: Scenic Half Marathon
Sandpoint, ID. Route through
forested mountains alongside
Lake Pend Oreille. 13-mile,
half-marathon distance. Benefits
Sandpoint Chamber and local
charities. trisandpoint.org
Sep 27: Happy Girl
Spokane, WA. Women only
event. Half-marathon, 10k, 5km,
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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 27: San Juan Island Quest
Orcas Island, WA. Adventure
race. 12- and 6-hour race format.
Navigate to various check points.
Kayak, trek, run, MTB, more.
Solo or team.
islandathleticevents.com
Sep 27–28: Tough Mudder
Black Diamond, WA. 25 obstacles spread over 10- to 12-mile
course designed by British
Special Forces. Test strength,
stamina and mental grit. Solo
or team at Palmer Coking Coal
Company. Party to follow. Tough
OCTOBER
Oct 12: Girlfriends Run
for a Cure
Vancouver, WA. Quarter (6.5
miles) and half (13.1 miles)
mostly flat and scenic marathon
for women. Follows historic
Officier’s Row in Fort Vancouver.
Benefits Susan G Komen for the
Cure. Also includes Kids Mini
Marathon. 360-574-7292,
Oct 12: Walla Walla Marathon
Walla Walla, WA. 10km, halfmarathon and full marathon.
Dan Elsom, 509-529-9187,
wwmultisports.com
Oct 25: Grants Pass Marathon
Grand Pass, OR. Kids costume
run. Also 5 and 10 km, half-marathon and marathon at Reinhart
Volunteer Park. Nicki Wright,
541-479-1001,
RogueMultiSport.com
NOVEMBER
Nov 2: Happy Girl
Sisters, OR. Women 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, happygirlsrun.com

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