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| | | 1. | MTB | Rim Nordic XC #3 | | | 8/17/03, CA | | 2. | MTB | Mesa Mojo - Greensfelder Grind | | | 9/28/03, MO | | 3. | MTB | Rim Nordic XC #2 | | | 7/27/03, CA | | 4. | MTB | Walts Bike Shop Columbia Cruncher | | | 10/5/03, MO | | 5. | MTB | Snow Summit Am Cup #2 Cross Country (Cal State XC #5) | | | 6/30/03, CA | | 6. | MTB | Maplewood Cycles Castlewood Series Finale | | | 10/19/03, MO | | 7. | MTB | Route 66 Rolla Ramble | | | 9/7/03, MO | | 8. | MTB | Rim Nordic XC #4 | | | 10/5/03, CA | | 9. | MTB | Dogfish Missouri NORBA Champ. Series #6 - Greensfelder Grind / Host: Alpine Shop | | | 9/2/02, MO | | 10. | MTB | Northstar at Tahoe Cross Country | | | 9/8/02, CA |
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Wigwam Ultamax Challenge October 5th in Sheboygan Wisconsin
Posted by staff on Wednesday, September 24 @ 20:56:15
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writes "FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Sept. 23, 2003
Wisconsin Off Road Series concludes with the Wigwam Ultamax Challenge October 5th in Sheboygan Wisconsin, promoted by the FAT KATS mountain Bike club.
Two time Olympian, Siemens mobile Cannondale, Tinker Juarez to avenge mechanical of 2002 that prevented finish.
October 6, 2002 - The final round of the 2002 Wisconsin Off-Road Series (WORS) painted a familiar picture - a showdown between Tristan Schouten (PCW) and Brian Schanning (PCW). The pair proved to be the strongest in front of a strong contingent of pros, including Tinker Juarez (Volvo-Cannondale), Doug Swanson (Trek/VW Midwest), Todd Mcfadden (Team Metric), Dan Swanson (Penn Cycle/Nature Valley), Brian Matter (Hayes Brake) and Brian Eppen (Sobe/Cannondale).
The Sheboygan course has served as the WORS final venue over the last several years. The FAT KATS for 2003 have put together a event that will delight both the racers and spectators.
WigwamUltimax Hill Preem: All classes will have a crack at 5 bucks to ride the "Equalizer". This will be cash and carry at top of hill, no exceptions. Ya gatta see this to believe it, a 40% grade and hundreds of people....
Bicycle Works LLC "holeshot"Preem: Available to all classes. First 3 across the line will get 20, 10 and 5 bucks This is for the starting lap, PER WAVE.
Expert Purse for 2003 @ $3500: Expert Men: Top 5 will receive $500,$400,$300,$200 and $100 dollars. 6th on down will be normal WORS payout. Expert Women: Top 5 will pay $200,$165,$140,$120 and $115 dollars. 6th on down will be normal WORS pay.
Bike n Ski - Raffle: This year we have a Gary Fisher MT TAM 29'er to give away courtesy of Bike & Ski, Sheboygan, WI. Lots of other stuff also! YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN!
Fat Kats annual night ride: Bring your lights and take a lap Saturday at 6:30 . Its very cool to see a parade of lights going along the slickrock from across the quarry! Meet at the Quarry building (by registration).
Fat Kats Fest: Friday, 8 to 10pm. Just hang out with Tinker in the Quarry building. This will be open to the public and we will have slides and video of this years Tour de France that members taped while on vacation and our last years race. Bring your own refreshments, very informal. Just hang.
The WORS series is the Nation's largest mountain bike race series, attracting nearly 1,000 racers during each of its 12-event schedule from May to October. For further information: http://wors.org & http://www.fatkats.org.
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Mid-Atlantic Downhill Racing Association - Appalachian Hardcore Series
Posted by staff on Tuesday, May 06 @ 15:15:00
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Butch Greene writes "2003 Calendar
Update From Butch...see below
HARDTAILS WANTED!
The series is still working very hard toward gaining more exposure and interest for the coming season. As a club we need to involve ourselves more with our surrounding riders. An interesting topic was brought to my attention recently. Do I need to "go big" to be a downhiller? The answer is simple...NO! All you have to want to do is ride down the mountain. Speed, style & skill level aren't the most important thing. Like the phrase says, it's all about the ride.
So be sure to invite all the local freeriders, part-time blasters & even the local XC hammerhead out to camp, ride, race. It's our sport and it's open to anyone just like skiing or snowboarding. Style doesn't count in this sport. Tell someone about the hardtail class. This year, you'll have your own separate points race.
FEEDBACK
What would you want the club to do this season? Give us some ideas as to how MADHRA can make riding for you better. info@madhra.com
SPONSORS NEEDED
Anyone with interest in sponsoring the series may contact me for a copy of our media kit. Just send the contact info to this address & I'll take care of the rest. info@madhra.com
TRAILBUILDING at WOLF
This year anyone who wants to help build trails for the coming year is welcome to join us on weekends at the Wolf. We will be setting up all types of courses, XC, freeride and DH. Wolf is very much open to the idea of catering to the mountain bike culture if we show our support.
WHO WE ARE
MADHRA has been conceived to create and administer a Downhill and Dual
Slalom & MountainCross Racing series in the Mid-Atlantic region of the US,
as well as to grow the sports of Downhill and Dual Slalom MTB Racing. MADHRA
will also address issues of consistent timing, results, and NORBA points
reporting for the Southern gravityheads. To take part in the club and to get
in on the action, you want to be a member. Official first meeting of
SEDHRA (which soon became MADHRA) was held following the racing at the 2001Showdown at Sugar AMBC event on August 25th, 2001. At this point, our emaildatabase has grown to over 275 subscribers, with new inquiries daily. The
interest this Series has generated should be enough to make something good
happen! Sign up NOW!
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MTB: DHD Race Promotions / Ragged Mtn Rush Norba NH State Championship Series
Posted by staff on Wednesday, March 05 @ 11:31:07
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Daniel McDonald writes "DHD Race Promotions brings you the:
Ragged Mtn Rush NORBA State Championship Series:
Rush 1 May 17th/18th
June is out for NCS
Rush 2 July 26th/27th
Rush 3 Aug. 16th/17th
Rush 4 Sept. 13th/14th
Rush 5 Oct. 11th/12th
Great Courses, a differing course for each event, all levels welcome fro Beginnier to Pro, this year we have some great sponsors throughout the season including Maxxis Tires, Mon Systeme Cycling Uniform Supplier, Naults Cyclery, Evils Bikes, WTB Hayes Brakes and more.......
We will also have an MC and DJ for great entertainment, outdoor BBQ food available, and more excitement than ever, as we add Observed Trials course this year, these guys are amazing to see.
Later in the season even more events. This series is one series with awsome courses, that will challenge you, and yet make for the most fun possible on two wheels.
Ragged Mountain Resort is a GREAT venue and has much to offer, with 2 golf courses, a wonderful lodge, a fantastic cafe at reasonable prices. Ragged Mtn is located off Highway 93 North just past Concord, NH Exit 17 to Danbury a small community only a short distance from 93, also easily accessible from Route 4 east and west for those riders coming over from New York, and only 1.5hrs from the Boston Fleet Center. Visit the DHD Race Promotions Website for more details, and complete directions, lodging etc. etc. at www.dhdracesite.com
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MTB: Maxxis Southeast Super Series
Posted by staff on Friday, February 14 @ 19:28:20
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Terry Hinton writes "News release for 2003 NORBA Southeast Regional DH and Dual/ 4X championships.
New for 2003 is the Maxxis Southeast Super Series with some new and old courses for all you gravity heads. The series is the result of ACS Race Promotions’ commitment to racing in the southeast and is sure to please many riders with its array of venues that will offer all three disciplines of mountain biking. The downhill and dual/4X events will decide the eventual NORBA regional champion, and Maxxis will award the top XC racers with great prize packages. The series will showcase the regions only three 5 minute plus downhill races and will highlight some of the best dual, dual slalom, and mountain cross courses in the nation. Starting the season on May 3-4 is Treadhead 2003, which boasts the first of the 5 minute DH runs and a dual course with nearly 300 yards of huge bermed turns and 20, 30 and 35 foot airs that will leave many wondering if they should have brought their passport. The fun doesn’t stop as the series hits the classic Dixie Dirt Festival in Asheville, the Newnan Hustle (only Georgia race), the inaugural Winrock race in Oak Ridge, the Fontana Dam Jam, new Beech Mountain courses, the Riverfront classic in Charlotte, and back to all new courses in Johnson City, TN. The eight race series was designed to bring a wide variety of downhill courses that include old school courses in Asheville, Fontana, and Charlotte, while upping the ante with the Johnson City courses, Winrock’s unbelievable 1800’ drop, and the altered Beech Mountain course. Electronic timing will be used at every race and qualifying, timing and results will be handled by ACS Race Promotions. The event promoters for the series were picked for their unsurpassed ability to provide good clean fun for the whole family and the ability to give riders great prize packages for a job well done. Every race on the calendar promises to bring enjoyment for all!
2003 Maxxis Southeast Super Series:
May 3-4 Treadhead 2003 XC, DH, Dual
June 6-7 Dixie Dirt Festival XC, DH, Dual
July 5-6 Newnan Hustle XC, Dual
July 19-20 Winrock/ Haw Ridge XC, DH, 4X
Aug 2-3 Fontana Dam Jam XC, DH, DS
Aug 30-31 Beech Mtn Festival XC, DH, Dual
Sept 6-7 Riverfront Classic XC, DH, DS
Sept 20-21 Maxxis Finale XC, DH, 4X
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Cyclocross: CCCP CycloCross @ Coyote Point
Posted by staff on Sunday, December 08 @ 23:09:33
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tom simpson writes "7 December, 2002
San Mateo, CA
Frischknecht captures 1st Cyclocross @ Coyote Point
US PROS ATTEND GRADUATE SEMINAR
Herr Dr. Professor Thomas Frischknecht held open class yesterday at the first CycloCross @ Coyote Point on the shoreline with San Francisco Bay in the background. Attending the open book finals were the likes of current US National Champion Todd Wells, Saturn’s Tim Johnson, the Northern California Clif Bar team of Jackson Stewart and Andy Jaques-Maynes, Andy’s twin Ben and Justin Robinson the the Spokesmen/Bullion squad, and northwest powers from Kona/Kenwood Barry Wicks, Bart Bowen and Eric Tonkin and from the far east Adam Craig, recently signed to a new Giant contract - all prepared to counter any move from the MTB Cross Country icon...."
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