COVID-19 Update:

On 10/6/2020, Governor Inslee issued Reopening Requirements for races and rides. The new guidelines include the ability to have races during Phase 2. This means that at this point we are planning for live events for 2021!  See the bottom of this page for the specifics on what is changing with the new guidelines.

EVENT GUIDE

USAC licenses are not required. The event will meet all State, City & County Covid19 event guidelines in place on the day of the event.

The BASICS for the Category groupings: (See FAQ for further detail & Master/Junior rounds)

• First Round
  • 10 riders per wave.
  • 4 waves for Women & Men.
  • 4 laps (estimated 8-9 min laps).
  • No warmup laps.
  • Top 3 from each wave advance to Semi Final Round.

• Semi Final Round
  • Top 3 from previous round each gender.
  • 2 laps.
  • Top 3 from each wave advance to Championship Round.

• Championship Round (1 wave)
  • Top 3 from previous round each gender.
  • 2 laps.
  • Fastest rider is crowned the PNW CX Extreme Champion!

Trophies and medals for individuals who make it to the championship round. Did not make the cut? Stick around and fill out a survey about the venue and experience and have a beer on us!

Covid-19 Information

Washington State has issued the following requirements for racing:

https://www.governor.wa.gov/sites/default/files/COVID19%20Racing%20Guidance.pdf

To find out what Phase that Clallam County is in, visit:

https://coronavirus.wa.gov/what-you-need-know/county-status-and-safe-start-application-process

Race requirements include, but are not limited to:

• Wave starts and maximum participant caps

• Face coverings when not on race course (start / finish area)

• No congregating or after-party activities at the start / finish area – participants must leave the area after they finish the race

• Social distance of 6 feet while waiting to start, after finish, at hydration stations, and in line for portable toilets

Additionally, the various permitting agencies (city, county, state, federal, and liquor board) may have requirements on top of the state requirements issued by the governor. Please be patient with us, as we have to respond to constantly-changing guidelines from various agencies, so we will not know all of the details of each race until pretty close to the race date. All registered participants will be advised by email 1-2 weeks before the race regarding the details of what race day will look like.

Food/beer: Some races have food and beer at a location away from the start/finish area. Our ability to provide this, or in what form we will provide this, will depend on the rules in place for the location of the food/beer service, and the health and liquor board guidelines in place at the time for that location.  Races that typically have food/beer at the finish line – GOAT Run and Big Hurt – are in September. At this time we are planning for business-as-usual for these races, but keep checking our website for updates.