Four days of racing. ITT, circuit race, road race and criterium. 8 categories. GC calculated on time. Held under stage race rules: must enter/finish all events. Part of Colorado BAR/BAT.
Sponsored by Moots Cycles
Marymoor Velodrome. Racing Men 1/2, Men 3, Women 1/3. Entry fee $15. Spectator admission $4, under 16 free. USA Cycling license required. Kiddie kilo on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month. Racing starts at 7:30pm. See website for evening program. State Madison championships.
Sponsored by Group Health Cooperative
Presented by Powerade. A true point-to-point race. Never covers the same trail twice. Over 90% singletrack. 78 miles and 14,000' of climbing.
13th annual mountain duathlon and triathlon. Swim 1000m pool swim, 40km bike, 10km run on paved and dirt roads. Solo, team of 2-, 3-person. Duathlon, no swimming. Kids triathlon the next day. Staged at the aquatic center.
OBRA sanctioned World Class XC MTB race from Pro to amateurs at the Diamond Lake Resort. Part of the Northwest Challenge, a multi-sport event.
Multi-sport event featuring XC MTB race from Pro to amateur at Diamond Lake Resort.
Covers 105-mile loop over 3 days on Nat'l Scenic Byway. Average 30-40 miles per day. Fully supported. One of New Mexico's finest cycling routes. Limit 75 participants.
Westcliffe to Colorado City. 102-mile ride, 69-mile metric century to Lake Isabel and back, 24 miles to Hardscrabble Summit and back, and 7-mile family ride. Fully supported, post-ride meal, free pass to Club America, and T-shirt.
Unsupported event limited to 74 participants. Start 6:30am at Mountain Top Fuel.
Allen York Park. Sprint and Olympic distances. All age groups, relay, Clydesdale/Athena category.
Sponsored by Bonney Lake Chamber of Commerce
Du: 40km MTB & 10km run. Triathlon: 1.5km swim, 40km bike, 10km run. Also sprint version and trail run.
Staging at Columbia Park. Swim in the Columbia River, ride toward Benton City and back for the run along Columbia Park. Team or individual. Limit 225 individual, 30 teams. Age group categories. Start 9am.
Join the fun in this quaint and scenic hamlet in historic Beaver County. Ride a different supported century, metric or half century each day, choose to ride on some of Utah's least traveled and scenic roads. Festival includes races and recreational events.
4-stage RR. 90- and 65-mile RRs, TT, Crtierium. Festival also includes MTB and recreational events. Part of UCA Series.
4-stage race. ITT, Super D, STXC and XC. Discover new grounds. Festival also includes road and recreational events.
Sample the area's best trails while riding with people of similar skills and strength.
Bogus Basin Mountain Resort. ST race start 10am. 20-30 minute race, depending on category. Starts at Frontier Lodge. Final WRS XC. Part of Wild Rockies XC Series.
Sponsored by presented by Idaho Mountain Touring
Starts at noon on 9/4. Solo, singlespeed, duo, tandem, 4-person and corporate categories. Course combines a little of everything. Be prepared for technical trails, fast trails and lung burning climbs.
4 stages over 3 days. TT, criterium, road race and circuit race. Challenging courses in beautiful Willamette Valley. Cash prizes. Part of Norm Babcock Cat 4 Women Series.
Ride starts in Astoria for an exciting 23-day, 1,400-mile ride to Newport Beach, CA. Ride beautiful gold coast beaches and Redwood National Forest. A challenging ride that has something for everyone. Fully supported.
200km brevet. Meet at Canyon Ranch Dr. Checkpoints open at 6:15am, ride starts at 7am. Follow quiet rural roads and pass by some of the most remarkable petroglyphs in the region. A very enjoyable and scenic route.
Randonneur event. 200-km brevet. 75km and 150km also available.
Hilly & scenic ride in central mountains of Arizona & New Mexico. Very little traffic. For strong riders. Goes from Morenci to Glenwood on the first day, reach Alpine on second day and back to start. 55-, 60- and 90-mile options.
92 miles, 11,000' of climbing. Start 8am from Ken Caryl Park and Ride. Standard course: Deer Creek, High Grade, City View, Shadow Mountain, Myers Gulch, High Drive, Brook Forest, City View, Pleasant Park. RMCC membership required. Part of RMCC Challenge Series.
50 km on 3 loops on hilly double and singletrack trails. Also 18 and 36km distances. Part of BCUTS.
Series of 4 event, 3 to count for overall. Pts awarded 12 deep. Race #2 at Willamette Pass date TBD. 8 miles, 3000' drop, 700' climbing. Last 4 miles on newly built trails.
Eligible categories - Cat 1/2 Men, Women, Master 35+. Best 5 out of 6. Final is not mandatory. Prize money to Cat 1/2 Men and Women. Points 30 deep. Aldor Acres
Snowden Forest.
Start 2:30pm, best-of-two format. Technical downhill: about 2 minutes long. Digital chip timing.
Break a national record or your personal best. 40km course, flat, one turn, calm winds. Juniors must use restricted gears. Sunday 10, 20 and 40km seeded by age group. Next day's start based on finish time.
Series of 24 races. Best 15 results count toward overall. Open to men and women 30+ years old. Staged in the Lower Mainland, Vancouver Island or Interior. Age group cat: 30-34 and all subsequent in 5-year increments. Relaxed and fun atmosphere. BCMCA membership, CBC Citizen or UCI license needed. 65km RR with one big hill. Start 11am. Double points.
Senior Criterium Championship. Great course in downtown Bremerton. 1 downhill and 1 uphill makes this non-technical race an end-of-road-season must do. Part of Seattle - LAJORS.
Open to all. 100km RUSA.
16th annual. Ride all or part of the 1,100 miles to New Franklin, MO. 50 rider limit. Camping with meals provided. Paved roads only. Gear carried by truck, food provided. $42/day. Distance 21 to 85 miles per day. Limit 50 riders.
Sponsored by Santa Fe Trail Bicycle Committee
Choose the 15-, 30-, 50- or 85-mile route on paved county roads. T-shirt option with registration, food/water stops and meal at finish. Starts at Newport City Park (1st & Calispel).
Ride to Mt. Carmel Junction (via Zion), Bryce, Escalante, Torrey, Panguitch, Cedar City and back. 60 to 100 very challenging miles per day for 7 days. 500 miles 30,000' of climbing. Limit 30.
Metric century beginning and ending at Tumalo State Park. Mostly small rollers, has some of the best views of the Cascades. One food stop. Entry includes maps, energy food and drink. $5. Start 9am.
A challenging and scenic course with lots of hills and views. Full route is 80 miles with 4,500' of gain, shorter option - 56 miles - available. Starts at Discovery Park.
Swim 500m, bike 12 miles, run 3.35 miles. Relay division.
North Seatac Park. Can race multiple categories. Registration 8am. MTB without bar ends ok. Start 9am. Dirt and paved sections, complete with short climbs and sand segments.
Racing for every levels. First start at 6pm for Cat C, Beg., Master 50+, Women B/C, Master Women. 6:30pm start for Cat A, B, singlespeed, Master 40+ and Women A. Presented at Camp Harlow. Course is 2 miles long on various terrain. Series prizes for all categories.
3-event race series at the speedway track. Handicap format. 3 groups starting 2 minutes apart. Cat 4 riders start first, followed by Cat 3, and Cat 1/2. All riders race the same number of laps, and contest the same sprint. All finish as a single group. Cat 3 riders may choose to start with the 1/2s. Prizes awarded based on points accumulated in primes and at the finish. Start at 6pm.
Ride to San Francisco, CA. Experience the cream of the West Coast. View rugged seascapes, explore tidal pools, comb sandy beaches, visit pastoral farms and redwood forests. Van supported.
Registration 5:30-6:20 p.m., racing at 6:30. Registration 5:30-6:20 pm., racing at 6:30pm.
Marymoor Velodrome. Women/Men Cat 4 and Masters (35+). Starts at 7:30pm. USA Cycling license or one-day license required. Cost: $15. Bike rental available, $10/night. See the website for nightly program.
Ride from Vancouver to Halifax, NS on a 15-day, 7,000km trans-Canadian adventure. Be one of the 43 National riders or join them along the way for shorter distances. Raise money to improve quality of life for children and their families.
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