XTERRA Mountain Championship
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Date: July 20, 2013
Race Type: Triathlon
Bike Surface: Offroad
Course: 1 mile swim, 15.5 mile bike, 5.75 mile run
Start: 9:00 AM
Location: Avon, Colorado
Address: Beaver Creek Village
Contact: 877-751-8880 | info@xterraplanet.com
Individual Price: $75 til Jan. 31, $95, $100 (30 days), $105 (onsite)
Team Price: $110 til Jan. 31, $140 thereafter, $150 (30 days), $155 (onsite)
Course Info: XTERRA Full Course Details: 1 mile swim, 15.5 mile mountain bike, 5.75 mile run
A 2 lap, 1 mile swim in Avon’s Nottingham Lake will kick off the point-to-point event.
T1 will send racers out on the pavement and provides a chance to get the legs cranking for the off-road uphill climb along the trails of Bachelor Gulch, Arrowhead and Beaver Creek. Rolling singletrack brings riders into T2 at the base of the Centennial Lift in Beaver Creek Village. Runners hit the trails for 5.75 miles through aspen glades, returning to the base of Beaver Creek Village for the post-race party!
XTERRA Sport Course Details: .5 mile swim, 9 mile mountain bike, 3 mile run
Please note, XTERRA American Tour age-group points will not be awarded for this distance.
A 1 lap, .5 mile swim in Avon’s Nottingham Lake will starts off this point-to-point event.
T1 sends racers out on the pavement and provides a chance to get the legs cranking for the off-road uphill climb along the trails of Beaver Creek. Rolling singletrack brings riders back to T2 at the base of Centennial Lift in Beaver Creek Village. Runners hit the trails for 3 miles through aspen glades, returning to the base of Beaver Creek Village for the post-race party.
More: XTERRA Beaver Creek is honored to be selected as the Mountain Championship in the XTERRA America Tour. The race promises to showcase the best off-road racing in the Rockies. XTERRA USA Champion Josiah Middaugh has designed a true championship course to test athletes’ endurance and strength at altitude.
A $15,000 pro prize purse and amateur age-group prizes will draw rookies, experienced XTERRA athletes, and an accomplished Pro field from around the world. Race next to the top athletes in off-road racing as they challenge themselves at altitude in Beaver Creek, Colorado.
A shortened Sprint Distance course is also offered for those athletes not quite ready to leap into the full XTERRA event. Points are not awarded for this race.
Directions: Please describe how to get to your race from your surrounding area.
Register: Click here
Website: XTERRA Mountain Championship
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Race Type: Triathlon
Bike Surface: Offroad
Course: 1 mile swim, 15.5 mile bike, 5.75 mile run
Start: 9:00 AM
Location: Avon, Colorado
Address: Beaver Creek Village
Individual Price: $75 til Jan. 31, $95, $100 (30 days), $105 (onsite)
Team Price: $110 til Jan. 31, $140 thereafter, $150 (30 days), $155 (onsite)
Course Info: XTERRA Full Course Details: 1 mile swim, 15.5 mile mountain bike, 5.75 mile run
A 2 lap, 1 mile swim in Avon’s Nottingham Lake will kick off the point-to-point event.
T1 will send racers out on the pavement and provides a chance to get the legs cranking for the off-road uphill climb along the trails of Bachelor Gulch, Arrowhead and Beaver Creek. Rolling singletrack brings riders into T2 at the base of the Centennial Lift in Beaver Creek Village. Runners hit the trails for 5.75 miles through aspen glades, returning to the base of Beaver Creek Village for the post-race party!
XTERRA Sport Course Details: .5 mile swim, 9 mile mountain bike, 3 mile run
Please note, XTERRA American Tour age-group points will not be awarded for this distance.
A 1 lap, .5 mile swim in Avon’s Nottingham Lake will starts off this point-to-point event.
T1 sends racers out on the pavement and provides a chance to get the legs cranking for the off-road uphill climb along the trails of Beaver Creek. Rolling singletrack brings riders back to T2 at the base of Centennial Lift in Beaver Creek Village. Runners hit the trails for 3 miles through aspen glades, returning to the base of Beaver Creek Village for the post-race party.
More: XTERRA Beaver Creek is honored to be selected as the Mountain Championship in the XTERRA America Tour. The race promises to showcase the best off-road racing in the Rockies. XTERRA USA Champion Josiah Middaugh has designed a true championship course to test athletes’ endurance and strength at altitude.
A $15,000 pro prize purse and amateur age-group prizes will draw rookies, experienced XTERRA athletes, and an accomplished Pro field from around the world. Race next to the top athletes in off-road racing as they challenge themselves at altitude in Beaver Creek, Colorado.
A shortened Sprint Distance course is also offered for those athletes not quite ready to leap into the full XTERRA event. Points are not awarded for this race.
Directions: Please describe how to get to your race from your surrounding area.
Register: Click here
Website: XTERRA Mountain Championship
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| Trey Garman at January 9, 2013 11:49 AM |
