2019 WORS Racer Handbook by Claire Cannon

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Welcome to the 28th Edition of WORS! Wisconsin Off Road Series WORS Cup DIRECTOR Don Edberg ADDRESS 8675 Rolling Hills Road Custer, WI 54423 OFFICE PHONE 715 592 5095 MOBILE PHONE 715 498 9677 EMAIL don@wors.org WEB wors.org www.worscup.com facebook.com/WORSRacing facebook.com/WORSCup

For 2019 we hope to continue to provide the mountain bike enthusiasts of the Midwest and beyond with great events for them and their families. Our goal as always is to provide an optimum recreational experience while allowing riders of all levels to test themselves through friendly competition. We are anxious to reunite with those whom have already joined the WORS community and look forward to meeting those who may be joining us for the first time. Our participants, race directors, volunteers, sponsors, and their families add up to arguably the best mountain bike series in the country. Please take some time to review the information in this handbook and donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t hesitates to contact us with any questions. While it is always our policy to under promise and over deliver, their are times when things change between the handbook going to print and the date of any event As always we would ask you patronize our sponsors and advertisers whenever possible to thank them for their support in making WORS possible. We hope to see you on the start line!

WORS RACER HANDBOOK 2019 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome from WORS

4 All-In-One & Series Membership Benefits

Series Registration Form

Sponsors of WORS

7 Learn to Race Clinic Info and WORS Kids Race Info

18 2018 WORS Overall Results

43 Race #4 Mt Morris Challenge

19 2018 USA Cycling Mountain XC State Champions for Wisconsin

47 Race #5 Red Flint Firecracker

51 Race #7 Colectivo Coffee Bean Classic

WORS Guidelines

Categories and Classes

2018 Overall Results cont.

9 Registration & Changing Categories

25 Race #2 Iola Bump & Jump

10 Entry Fees and Awards

Top 5 Elite Men of 2018

2018 Overall Results cont.

Wisconsin High School Cycling League Information

WORS Cup Program

12 Special Scoring for the WORS Cup 13

Volunteer Points

14 Points & Awards Tables

39 Race #3 Battle of CamRock

42 Top 5 Elite Women of 2018

Team Competition

2018 Overall Results cont.

50 2018 WORS Heads

21 Race #1 Englewood Open

Series Scoring

20 Wisco Trail Run Schedule

54 2018 Overall Results cont. 55 Race #8 Hixon Forest Epic 58 2018 Raffle Winners 59 Race #9 Reforestation Ramble 63 Race #10 Treadfest 66

WORS Rules

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2019 wors all-in-One Entry series registration

with specific number request*

28.00

*aLL-in-oNE entries received before April 1st have first choice of specific series numbers (see Series Registration Form, page 5 of the 2019 WORS Racer Handbook).

10 race entries (Ten at $30.50 plus Wisconsin sales tax each) 2019 WORS Series T-shirt ( $15.95 plus tax)

The ultimate in convenience - check in at the WORS tent - one signature and you’re good to go!

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Register online at www.wors.org by April 1, 2019. (You may register through the first race*, however your specific number request must be from those numbers not yet assigned.) No online access, mail Series Registration Form with ALL-IN-ONE written on top of form and a check for the appropriate ALL-IN-ONE fee.

Only $323 Sport,Comp, Open & Master’s Categories * tax included

Citizen-$303* Juniors (includes Cat 1)-$232* Elite (Pro & Cat 1) -$373*

*All-In-One Registrants are required to hold a current USA Cycling Mountain Annual License or pay for a one day license at each race. Available at www.usacycling.org

wors series registration benefits

Overall Awards

WORS has an overall competition within each class of each category, and an overall for its Comp and Elite categories (please refer to WORS Guidelines for details). Racers that registered with WORS are issued a series number and score points toward series overalls. Series Overalls are posted at each WORS event and at www. wors.org.

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Points will be figured retroactively for only one race*! Registrants must request retroactive credit and write their race number from the race for which they request retroactive credit on their Series Registration Form. *2 races for Citizen and Junior Category registrants  WORS is the 2019 USA Cycling Mountain Bike State Championship Series for Wisconsin. WORS registrants who are USA Cycling Mountain members and also Wisconsin residents are eligible to compete for state titles in the available USA Cycling categories and classes. (see Awards section of

WORS Guidelines, page 12 for details.)

Great Prizes 10 lucky overall finishers will be awarded prize packages from our generous sponsors valued from $3000 to $300. WORS registrants that receive an overall series score (see 

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WORS Guidelines) are automatically entered into this raffle and all have an equal chance to win. Approximately $20,000 worth of merchandise is offer up in the WORS Banquet Raffle and all those with a 2019 WORS Overall score in attendance are eligible, (2018 winners are on page 58).

WORS Number Plate  WORS Series Registrants receive a very durable plastic number plate and race with the same number for all WORS events.

Preferred Start Position Eligibility for Call-ups - the leaders in each class (the top 20%, a minimum of 3) receive a call-up at each start throughout the 2019 series.

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Streamlined Race Registration  Series registrants only have to sign their race entry form and collect their materials at race registration. No form to fill out.

Team Competition Only WORS series registrants can contribute placing and participation points to a team entered in WORS team competition. (WORS Team Competition details are on page 16.)

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2019 S E R I E S

REGISTRATION FORM

Number Issued

do not use this form for entering individual WORS races!

WORS use Only!

Registration Fee (Fees include all applicable State and County Taxes) L $23 with assigned number L $28 with requested number L $323 Sport, Comp, & Open L $303 Citizen A-I-O L $232 Junior A-I-O L $373 Elite A-I-O

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Specific Number Request

Last Name

Category: (Please check category and specialty class if applicable.) Junior Citizen Sport

Comp Masters Clydesdale Open Fat Bike Singlespeed Elite (Pro and Cat 1)* Enter USA Cycling License # below. Required!

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Birth Date Month

Age (as of 12/31/19**)

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**Determines racing age class.

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l Yes, I would like to receive periodic email updates from WORS. You may subscribe or unsubscribe anytime at www.wors.org

For an additional $5 you may request a specific number as long as it falls within the number sequence for your class. Requests must be recâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d by 3/31/19

SERIES NUMBERS Elite Male 11-80* Cat 1 Juniors 101-120 Elite Female 506-515* Open Women 1500-1510 Comp (men only) 1001-1080 Open Clydesdale 1801-1805 Open SS 1901-1910 Open Fat Bike Men 1601-1610 Open Fat Bike Women 1701-1705 Sport Male 2001-2150 Sport Clydesdale 2801-2820 Sport Female 3001-3020 Citizen Male 4001-4120 Citizen Clydesdale 4801-4815 Citizen Female 5001-5030 Junior Boys (age class 7-14) 6001-6050 Junior Girls (age class 7-14) 7001-7020 *Number Plates 1-10 & 501-505

LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL l Pro l Cat 1 l Cat 2 l Cat 3 LLLLLLLL Emergency Contact: Team Name (Optional)

USA Cycling License Number

Please Submit 3 choices

USA Cycle Category:

(USAC members Enter your LICENSE # Here, Others leave this space blank.

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reserved for 2018 top finishers. Mail-in Requests will be processed beginning 4/04/19. Online 4/01/19.

Phone Number

1st Choice: ____________ 2nd Choice: ____________ 3rd Choice: ____________

To receive your WORS series number and be scored in the series overall, fill out and mail this form with the appropriate registration fee to: WORS, 8675 Rolling Hills Rd, Custer, WI, 54423. (make check payable to WORS) All mail-in registrations must be postmarked on or before April 12, 2019. You may also register online at www.wors.org through April 15, 2019 or at the WORS tent at any WORS event. For your result at any WORS race to count toward your 2019 WORS overall either: you must have a WORS series number before preregistering or you can register with WORS at the event before registering for the race! Retroactive credit is available for 1 race (2 for Citizen & Junior categories). See WORS Guidelines for details.

Read & Initial to confirm compliance with each of the following statements. L I have read, understand, and agree to adhere to the WORS Guidelines and Rules to Race By. L I know that I may not alter the official WORS number plate in any way or participate in a WORS race This

l Pease sign me up for news and special offers from Trek via email.

without an official number, my time will not be recorded and I will be disqualified from the event. L I am aware that I need to register for each WORS race that I wish to participate in with the promoter of that race and must record my WORS series number on the race entry form. Form Is not for entering individual WORS races! Signature _____________________________ Date _________ YEAR TWENTY-EIGHT

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sponsor of WORS and will continue as the Citizen Series Sponsor and presenting sponsor of the WORS Cup Enduro. KMC chains are know for quality and strength and KMC 12 speed, 11 speed, 10 speed and 9 speed chains are compatible with all major 12 speed, 11 speed, 10 speed and 9 speed drivetrain systems respectively.

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rights or helping a rider deal with legal matters stemming from a ride gone bad Mishlove and Stuckert is committed to tenacious representation of cyclists from all walks of life.

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Product Sponsors Race Face has been designing and manufacturing leading-edge performance cycling components, clothing, and protection for more than 20 years. Race Face shares the same passion for cycling as you. Honey Stinger - Great

tasting, honey-based foods including energy bars, protein bars, energy gels, organic waffles and organic chews. Honey Stinger the “Official Energy Food” of WORS. Borah Teamwear - Handmade in Wisconsin, with a No-Shortcuts Philosophy, Borah Teamwear is the Official supplier of WORS racewear and should be brand of your team as well.

Bar Mitts - protecting your hands from the elements, this new product sponsor of WORS is extending your ability to ride comfortably year round. ProGold - a complete line of bike cleaning and maintenance products as well as their very popular Prolink chain lube which utilizes metal friction reducer technology for smooth shifting and a quiet drive train. Kuhl Clothing - Born in the Wasatch Mountains, Kuhl is a product driven clothing company that has passion for the outdoors experience making their sportswear ideal for the lifestyle of WORS riders. Extreme Photography Unlimited - WORS racer,

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Learn to Race

Clinics

Learn to Race clinics will be held at all WORS races. These clinics include instruction in basic bike fit, simple maintenance, race preparation, off-road riding techniques, and beginning race tactics from friendly professional instructors. Each clinic includes a ride-through of the Citizen course for the next day’s race. WORS Learn to Race Clinics generally take place from 3:305:00 PM on the Saturday before the Sunday race. Check the individual race flyers for details.

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Get your kids involved Get your kids involved in WORS. Great Fun for parents and children! These every kid is a winner events are held at each and every WORS race. Easy onsite registration, a $3 entry fee and every youngster is rewarded with a fun biking experience, and a medal.

3 Divisions 5 & under* 6 & 7 year old’s 8 to 10 year old’s *(includes bikes with training wheels & striders)

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WORS Guidelines

2019

These Guidelines are in place to provide consistency from race to race within the Wisconsin Off Road Series. They are intended to support a safe, fair, and enjoyable racing experience for all. WORS Guidelines & Rules apply to all WORS participants and WORS events! W

CATEGORY DESCRIPTIONS Try-It-Out: (15 & older as of 12/31/19) A non-series category for individuals looking for a casual initial exposure to WORS. Race distance is approximately half that of the Citizen race. Junior (age class): (Boys & Girls race age 7-14) Racers in this category must be able to ride without direct parental supervision and should be able complete a five mile mountain bike trail in less than 1 hour. Races for this category start at least 1/2 hour before the Citizen race and are 3-6 miles in length (1-2 laps of a modified Citizen course).

NICA/Wisconsin High School League Racers: If you race in the Freshman or Sophomore Division you should race WORS Citizen Category, if you race Junior Varsity you should race Sport and if you race Varsity you should race Cat 1 Junior. Citizen (USA Cycling Category 3): (Men & Women) A Citizen competitor shall be a new or recreational racer with limited riding time. Racers with 2 or more years of racing experience and training more than 4 hours per week, should compete in the Sport category or above. Women with 3 top 5 and men with 3 top 10 overall finishes (not age class) in WORS Citizen category for the year must advance the following year. Winning time in this category will generally be approximately 40 minutes (course length of 8-12 miles dependent upon terrain and conditions). sport (USA Cycling Category 2): (Men & Women) A Sport competitor is an experienced racer of average ability. Women with 3 top 5 and men with 3 top 10 overall finishes (not age class) in WORS Sport category for the year must advance the following year. USA Cycling Road category 4 & 5 racers may compete in this category, however men competing on the road at category 3 level or higher on the road with USA Cycling and/ or any other road association must race WORS Comp or above.

Winning time in this category will generally be approximately 65 minutes (course length of 12-18 miles dependent upon course & conditions). Comp (USA Cycling Category 2 men): A Comp competitor is a racer looking for top level Category 2 competition. Male USA Cycling Mountain Category 2 competitors looking for State and Regional recognition should compete in the Comp category.

Competitors with 5 top 10 overall finishes (not age class) in WORS Comp category for the year must advance the following year or petition WORS in writing as to why they should be exempt from mandatory upgrading to Cat 1. In WORS races, Comp competitors will generally share the course with the WORS Elite competitors, but race a shorter distance. Winning time will generally be approximately 90 minutes (course length of 18-24 miles depending upon terrain & course conditions).

Masters & Open (open to Cat 1 & 2): Masters Men 55-59 will race with the Comps and race the Comp distance. Masters Men 60-64, 65-69, Masters Women 50-59, 60 & over, Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Open and Open Fat Bike will race with the Sports and do their course and distance. Open Single Speed and Open Clydesdale will race in the Comp race and do the Comp distance. Open Single Speed and Open Clydesdale will race the Elite/Comp course and do the Comp distance.

WORS Elite (USA Cycling Pro and Cat 1): (Men & Women) WORS highest level of competition. A UCI, Domestic Pro, USA Cycling Category 1 annual or one-day license, is required to register and to compete in this category. Winning time in this category will generally be approximately 100 minutes (course length of 2532 miles dependent upon terrain & course conditions). Pro & Category 1 women and Cat 1 Juniors will race a shorter distance with a goal of winning time of 75 to 90 minutes.

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CLASSES within each Category A Competitor’s “Racing Age” (age as of December 31 of the current year) determines their age class.

WORS events are scored in the FOLLOWING classes:

Try-It-Out: Men & Women racing age 15 and over, non-series. Times (results) for this category will only be posted at the event, not online. Junior (age class):

• Girls: 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, and 13-14 • Boys: 7-8, 9-10, 11-12, and 13-14

Citizen (USA Cycling Cat 3):

• Junior Female: 11-14 and 15-18 • Junior Male: 11-14, 15-16, and 17-18 • Women: 19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, and 60 & over • Men: 19-29, 30-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70 & over, and Clydesdale**

sport (USA Cycling Cat 2):

• Junior Female: 13-14 and 15-18 • Junior Male: 13-14, 15-16, and 17-18 • Women: 19-29, 30-39, 40-49, and Masters* 50-59, and 60 & over

• Men: 19-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, Masters*: 60-64 and 65-69, 70 & over (*open to all categories), and Clydesdale**

Comp (USA Cycling Cat 2):

• Men: 19-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54 and Masters 55-59 (open to all categories)

Open (USA Cycling Cat 1 & 2):

• Women: Open • Men: Singlespeed, **Clydesdale, and Fat Bike (Race in Sport race / min. tire width 3.8”)

Cat 1 (USA Cycling Cat 1 license required):

• Women: 15-18, 19-29, 30-39, and 40-49 • Men: 15-16, 17-18, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49, and 50 & over

A competitor who registers for a category they are ineligible for will be Disqualified!

(i.e. An advanced rider entering a Citizen race.) **Clydesdale class is for male racers weighing an absolute minimum of 200 pounds. All Clydesdale competitors must weigh in at race registration. Anyone weighing in at less than 210# must reweigh dressed in just bike shorts, socks and a t-shirt. Failure to weigh in or make weight will result in the racer being assigned to the appropriate age class with their category. W

WORS (Series) REGISTRATION Racers wishing to receive an overall in WORS or participate in WORS team competition must register with WORS. Series registration may be either completed online at www.wors.org by April 15, 2019 or by downloading a form from the website or using the one from the 2019 WORS Racer Handbook and mailing it with the appropriate registration fee to WORS, postmarked no later than April 12, 2019. These deadlines are to allow for number assignment and notification in time for YEAR TWENTY-eight

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racers to register for the first WORS event of the year using their series number. Series registrations after April 15th should take place at the WORS tent on site at a WORS event. A racer must have a series number for a result to count toward a series overall, WORS team competition, or to pre-register for all but the first race they wish to have counted in their series overall score. Points for series overalls will be figured retroactively for up to two races for first time Junior and Citizen Category registrants, but only one race for all others! (To receive retroactive credit a competitor must write that they are requesting retroactive credit along with their number from the race(s) for which they are requesting retroactive credit on their series registration form). WORS will inform those registering by April 15th of their series number by e-mail and will begin assigning numbers on April 1st (specific number requests will not be given priority after March 31st). Those registering after April 15th will receive their number assignment at the WORS tent at their first event. A racer may not compete in Sport with a Citizen number and vice versa! WORS timing system will not accept an incorrect number and your data will fail to appear on the results.

LOST OR FORGOTTEN NUMBER PLATES: Replacement $10

for numbers are available at the WORS tent at a cost of a new series number plate. Back number replacements are 50 cents each.

CHANGING CATEGORIES

UPGRADING: Racers upgrading during the series will pay a $10

administrative fee and have two options: 1) A racer may

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turn in their series number plate at the WORS tent to have a percentage of their accumulated points transferred to the new category (70% for a one category upgrade, 50% for a two category change) and be issued a new series number or 2) Keep their original category points intact and start with zero in the new category. In either case all results applicable to the team competition will register. Comp racers moving to Cat 1 using option 1 transfer 60% of their points from the Comp overall (not age class) to Cat 1; option 2 is unchanged. DOWNGRADING: Those who feel circumstances warrant their moving down in category must petition WORS in writing with the reason for the downgrade. They will have to reregister with WORS, pay a $10 administrative fee, and will be given full credit for points from their original category results. CHANGE WITHIN CATEGORY: Those making a change between age class, Clydesdale or Single Speed within the same category will pay a $10 administrative fee, turn in their series number plate and have 75% of their previously earned series points transferred.

ENTRY FEES RACE ENTRY FEE (including Sales Tax): Pre-Registration Online at www.wors.org or Mail-in: Elite (Pro/Cat 1) - $3745, Cat 1 Juniors (Racing age 15-18) - $3112 (UCI International or USA Cycling Cat 1 license required). No One Day license option. Comp, Open & Sport, 19 & over - $3217 With USA Cycling Annual License, $4217 with One Day USA Cycling License.

Sport 18 & under - $2479 With USA Cycling Annual License, $3479 with One Day USA Cycling License.

Citizen, 19 & over - $3007 With USA Cycling Annual License, $4007 with One Day USA Cycling License. Junior and Citizen 18 & under - $2321 With USA Cycling Annual License, $3321 with One Day USA Cycling License. Try-It-Out - $3321 One Day USA Cycling License included. Online Race Registration for each event closes at midnight on the Monday just before the race. Mail-In entries: Must be postmarked at least 8 days (Saturday in most cases) before the day of the event to avoid being assessed late fee at race registration.

Late or Day of Entry Fees:

Elite (Pro/Cat 1) - $44, Cat 1 Juniors (Racing age 15-18) - $37 International or USA Cycling Cat 1 license required). No One-Day license option.

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Comp, Open & Sport, 19 & over - $38 With USA Cycling Annual License, $48 with One Day USA Cycling License. Sport 18 & under - $31 With USA Cycling Annual License, $41 with One Day USA Cycling License.

Citizen, 19 & over - $36 With USA Cycling Annual License, $46 with One Day USA Cycling License. Junior and Citizen 18 & under - $29 With USA Cycling Annual License, $39 with One Day USA Cycling License.

Try-It-Out - $39 One Day USA Cycling License included. All USA Cycling Mountain License holders must present their license

at race registration to avoid being charged for a one day license fee. Elite (Pro/Cat 1) Racers are required to hold either a UCI International or USA Cycling Annual License (membership) and must present their license at race registration.

AWARDS INDIVIDUAL EVENT AWARDS: Try-It-Out - All finishers

receive an achievement medal. Participants must be present at the awards ceremony to receive their award. Junior, Citizen, Sport, & Comp: the top finishers in each age and sex class, at each event, will receive custom WORS medals. The number of places awarded is based on the average number of racers in each class the previous year. See the Medal Distribution Chart on page 13. Cat 1 classes are awarded “WORS Cash” (see “WORS Cash” AWARDS CHART) dependent upon the size of the field within their respective age class. Pros (UCI international license) and Cat 1 overall compete for a cash prize list per WORS ELITE PRIZE LIST table. The total prize list and depth of awards, is determined by the combined number of Pro and Cat 1 competitors in the race. The total number of male Pro and Cat 1 competitors determining the Men’s prize list and the total number of female Pro and Cat 1 competitors determining the Women’s prize list. There are no age classes for the WORS ELITE PRIZE LIST and Cat 1 racers are eligible dependent upon their overall placement in the Elite (Pro/ Cat 1) race.

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Junior, Citizen, Sport, and Comp: The top 3 (4 in classes with more than 12 racers receiving an overall score, and 5 in classes with more than 20 overall scores) in each age and sex class will receive a plaque in recognition of their overall achievement. Comp and Pro/Category 1: Overall: The top 10 overall Elite men and top 5 women will receive merchandise prizes and plaques. The top five overall Comp riders will be presented with plaques to commemorate their accomplishment. Those receiving an overall award will be excluded from receiving an age class award. Classes: The top 3-5 in each Comp and Cat 1 age class will receive overall series awards (plaques), depending upon the number of overall finishers within the class(per the same criteria as Citizen & Sport).

AWARD PRESENTATION WORS award winners wishing to claim their award are strongly encouraged to participate in the official awards ceremony for that race. Racers unable to attend the awards ceremony are responsible for making arrangements to receive their award. WORS will have available, at the WORS tent, unclaimed awards from the previous three events ONLY! Unclaimed awards may be requested by mail by sending a $4 check for each medal or a $8 check for each plaque (to cover postage and handling) made out to WORS. Please include your name, address, phone number, name of race,

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category and age class, and place of finish. Mail info and check to: WORS, 8675 Rolling Hills Road, Custer, WI 54423. Mailed requests should be made within four weeks of an awards ceremony.

WORS SERIES SCORING To be scored in WORS overalls, a competitor must have a series number and compete in a minimum of 5 series events (6 for Comp, Cat 1, and Pro) during 2019. For Citizen and Sport a competitor’s best 7 results will be used for tabulation of their final overall points. In the Comp, Cat 1, and Pro categories the best 8 results will be used. A competitor who competes in more than 7 events (8 for Comp, Cat 1, and Pro) will be awarded 5 bonus points per additional event completed (maximum of 20 points). DNF’s will remain 1 point. There are eleven scoring opportunities over ten races. In case of a tie, head-to-head results will be used to determine placing (first wins and then points if tie remains). If a tie still remains, a tie will be declared and both racers will receive equal awards, with the next place being dropped.

Special WORS Scoring for THE WORS CUP Participation in multiple events at the WORS Cup offers 2 scoring opportunities toward a racer’s overall. #1 - Series Racers competing in the Cross-country will receive series overall points. The points awarded toward their overall will

#2 - The second scoring opportunity at the WORS Cup comes from

equal to their lowest score depending upon the number of scoring events they have in their overall score. Should a racer elect to volunteer more than once in the same year, they will receive 5 bonus points only for each of the additional events for which they volunteer. OVERALL POINTS: Points awarded at each individual WORS race toward series overall scores for Comp, Cat 1, and Pro overalls, as well as places within each age class for all categories, are listed in the WORS Series (Overall) Point Scale table on the next page. Points awarded for Cat 1 age classes are awarded by combining overall finish points with age class finish points.

VOLUNTEER POINTS:

Medals Distribution, WORS Cash, Series Points Scale, and WORS Elite Prize List are all on the next page of this handbook.

be determined by their placement against only other series racers within the class they are competing in according to the WORS Series Points Scale. Non-series riders are excluded from placement for series points for this event only. WORS Cup categories & classes may vary. Participation in the WORS Cup Cross-Country is required to be eligible for a second overall score. a series racer’s participation in either the Short Track and/or the KMC Enduro. Series points will be awarded for a racer’s placing amongst racers from their WORS category within the Short Track or KMC Enduro age class (not normal WORS class) raced. For racers competing in both the Short Track and KMC Enduro the higher of the two points awarded will be added to their series over, but not both.

Series racers who forfeit participation in a race to help run the event may qualify for volunteer points. To receive these points, a point total equal to a racers lowest scoring race excluding DNF’s, a racer must: 1) contact the race director at least 8 days in advance of the race to apply for acceptance to the race staff, 2) work a minimum of 5 hours on race day, and 3) pick up a VP (volunteer points) form from the WORS tent, fill it out, get the Race Director for the event for which they are volunteering to sign it, and turn it in to WORS Timing & Scoring. A series competitor may include only one VP in their overall results. The VP will either replace a competitor’s lowest scoring event with a point value equal to the second lowest score or one

RULES WORS Races are sanctioned by USA Cycling. The USA Cycling Rule Book is available online at, https://www.usacycling.org/usa-cycling-rulebook.htm WORS Rules are located near the back of this handbook a. the exact page can be located in the Table of Contents on page 3. YEAR TWENTY-EIGHT

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Medal Distribution For Each WORS Race

Class

Junior

7-8 9-10 11-12 13-14

Citizen

Juniors 11-14 Juniors 15-16 Juniors 17-18

19-29 30-39 40-44 45-49 50-59 60-69

60 & over

# of Places

Male 5 5 5 5 Male 5 4 3 5 5 4 3 4 3 NA

Female 3 3 3 3 Female 3 15-18* 3 3 3 40-49* 3 3 NA 3

70 & over Clydesdale Sport Juniors 13-14 Juniors 15-16 Juniors 17-18 19-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 Masters 60-64 Masters 65-69 Masters 70 & over Clydesdale Comp 19-24

3 5 Male 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 5 Male 3

Classes

Female NA

Pro and Cat 1 Individual Event Awards

3 3 3 3 3 3 3

NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

Male 3 3 3 NA Male 3 3 4 4 3 3

Female NA NA NA 3 Female 15-18 3 3 3 3 NA

NA (Not Applicable- no WORS Class)

“WORS Cash” AWARDS CHART

Cat 1 age class winners receive: WORS Cash* Awards, per chart at right in addition to medals . Cat 1 racers are eligible for the WORS ELITE PRIZE LIST, however those placing in the overall are excluded from age class and “WORS Cash” awards. *WORS Cash is redeemable for onsite registration at WORS events or WORS merchandise. WORS Cash has no cash value and must be redeemed in increments of $5.

Racers must participate in the Awards ceremony to receive “WORS Cash”. USA Cycling Pro Men and Women compete for WORS ELITE PRIZE LIST there are NO age classes.

# of Racers in class 3 or fewer 4-6 7 - 11 12 - 15 16 or more

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th $ 10 $ 10 $5 $ 15 $10 $5 $ 20 $15 $10 $5 $ 25 $20 $15 $10 $5

(This scale applies equally, but separately, to each age class within Cat 1)

WORS Series (Overall) Points Scale Place Points Place Points Place Points Place Points 1st 200 16th 133 31st 78 46th 33 2nd 192 17th 129 32nd 75 47th 30 3rd 186 18th 125 33rd 72 48th 28 4th 181 19th 121 34th 69 49th 26 5th 177 20th 117 35th 66 50th 24 6th 173 21st 113 36th 63 51st 22 7th 169 22nd 109 37th 60 52nd 20 8th 165 23rd 105 38th 57 53rd 18 9th 161 24th 101 39th 54 54th 16 10th 157 25th 97 40th 51 55th 14 11th 153 26th 93 41st 48 56th 12 12th 149 27th 90 42nd 45 57th 10 13th 145 28th 87 43rd 42 58th 8 14th 141 29th 84 44th 39 59th 6 15th 137 30th 81 45th 36 60th 4

25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 Masters 55-59 Open Fat Bike Clydesdale Singlespeed Women Cat 1 Juniors 15-16 Juniors 17-18 19-29 30-39 40-49 50 & over

NA NA Female 3 15-18* 3 19-29* 3 30-39* 3 40-49* 3 M 50-59* 3 M 60 &over* 3 *Female Age

WORS ELITE PRIZE LIST # of Racers

1st

19 or fewer

20-29

30-39

40-49

50-59

60-69

70-79*

80 plus***

2nd

125

3rd

140 105

160 $120

175 130

190 $140

4th

205 150 100

220 $160 $105

235 170 110

$ $

5th

6th

7th

35 40

40 45

*70-79 Racers 11th-$35 **80 plus 11th-$40 & 12th-$35

The Top Three Men and Women Receive Equal Pay

as determined by the men’s field size. Pay out for other places is determined by women’s field size for women and men’s field size for men.

WORS Guidelines are reviewed and modified each year to reflect changes in the series. Should you have a question or input regarding the Guidelines please contact us at don@wors.org or (715) 498-9677. WORS staff and the race directors of all WORS events make final decisions regarding the Guidelines and Rules. WISCONSIN OFF ROAD SERIES

9th 10th

All other competitors finishing a race are awarded 2 points. *DNF’s reported to WORS Timing the day of the race will receive 1 point!

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WORS

Team Competition

2019

presented by

Mishlove and Stuckert, LLC

Whether you are a member of a large formalized team or just want to get your buds together to be a part of the fun, you will want to be a part of WORS Team Competition. The competition has 6 divisions with 1st through 3rd place* awards to the teams with the greatest number of entrants and to the teams with the greatest number of team points accumulated at the end of this year’s 10 race schedule.

(*1st place requires 2 teams in the division, 2nd place 4 teams, and 3rd place 6 or more teams.) WORS highly encourages all mountain bikers to join a team. Doing so will help you increase your racing and riding enjoyment and your performance. Want to connect with a team in your area, contact WORS at don@wors.org or call (715) 592-5095 and we will do our best to get you a contact in your area.

Divisions

• Women’s: 4-8 Racers. Women may race for F a team in this division as well as one team in A ll R or 201 any of the other divisions. Fee egist 9 s • Unlimited Team: Teams with more r wai have bation than 20 members compete in this WO ved f een division. C • Large Team: 13-19 racers . om RS Teaor pet m • Mid-Sized Team: 7-12 racers. itio n • Small Team Division: 2-6 Racers. • Junior: Teams in this division will be made up of registered WORS racers 18 years of age (as of 12-31-19) and under. Team rosters for this division are limited to 10 or fewer racers and are encouraged to include 20% female racers. Multiple teams from the same shop, sponsor, etc. are strongly encouraged.

Only racers registered with WORS and having a WORS Series Number will score points for their team. A Team Competition Registration Form (along with team roster) must be turned into WORS and have each competitor’s WORS series number and name on the roster. • A registered WORS racer may only ride for one team. (This includes junior team members.) • A team may enter one or more teams in the Junior Division, but only one team in any of the other divisions. • All riders listed on a team’s roster will have that team’s name listed with their name on all WORS results posting. Team Changes: Competitors who change teams during the series should notify WORS as soon as possible after the change via a team modification form. The team points they have earned prior to notification will remain with their previous team. Team points cannot be contributed to their new team until the next year.

Registration

Team Registration must be completed by July 8th. Team points will be awarded retroactively through the date each team member began racing with a WORS series number. Team members who change categories during the season and reregister with WORS will receive credit for both categories. Pick up a team registration form from the WORS tent at a race or on the website at www.wors.org. Turn it in to WORS by July 8th, 2019. Team scores are figured retroactively back to the first race for which each team member had a 2019 WORS series number.

Team Scoring

Participants: To receive credit toward the “Participants” awards in WORS Team Competition a competitor must have a valid WORS series number and must either finish the race with a recorded time or report their DNF to timing the day of the race. Teams receive one point for each team member, meeting the above criteria, towards the “Participants” competition. Class Multiplier .8 Points: Points for the “Points” Citizen Youth 1.0 competition of WORS Team CITIZEN Competition are figured by taking SPORT 1.2 the series overall points each team COMP 1.3 member earns (see WORS Guidelines, ELITE 1.4 WORS Scoring) and multiplying those points by the class multiplier. No points are earned for DNFs or DNS’s. Only racers listed on the team roster accompanying their

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team registration form will be scored.

2018 WORS Team Competition Results Mishlove & Stuckert

presented by

Team Competition Points place

team name

points

Women’s Team Division 1 2

Team Yeet Neff Cycle Service

14696.1 6786

Unlimited Team Division (20+ racers) 1 2

Colectivo MTB Treadhead Cycling

31983.9 31875.9

Large Team Division (13-19 racers) 1 2 3 4

Team Extreme Diablo Cycling Broken Spoke Racing Team WORS

26434.2 24386.7 18756 15588.6

3 4 5

NORCO / Trail This Bike Shop Team Somerville Sheboygan Bicycle Company

Junior Team Division

1 ASU Jr Devo 2 SPYCT-Red 3 Scarlet Knights Junior Team 4 SPYCT-Black

9993 9216.9 7296 15228 8292.9 6837.3 5420.4

Team PARTICIPATION Points place

team name

entries

Women’s Team Division 1 2

Team Yeet Neff Cycle Service

Mid-Sized Team Division (7-12 racers)

Unlimited Team Division (20+ racers)

Small Team Division (2-6 racers)

Large Team Division (13-19 racers)

1 2 1 2

Broken Spoke Racing Scarlet Knights Senior Team Stevens Point Cycling Club Neff Cycle Service

17107.8 9019.8 12580.2 12150

1 2 1 2

Colectivo MTB Treadhead Cycling Team Extreme Diablo Cycling

59 21 161 145 133 132

3 4

Team WORS Broken Spoke Racing

117 100

Mid-Sized Team Division (7-12 racers) 1 2

Broken Spoke Racing Scarlet Knights Senior Team

61 53

Small Team Division (2-6 racers) 1 2 3 4 5

Team Somerville Stevens Point Cycling Club Neff Cycle Service NORCO / Trail This Bike Shop Sheboygan Bicycle Company

50 44 41 38 36

Junior Team Division 1 ASU Jr Devo 2 Scarlet Knights Junior Team 3 SPYCT-Red 4 SPYCT-Black

70 64 55 54

Congratulations Teams! YEAR TWENTY-eight

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OVERALL RESULTS

1 2 3 4 5 6

6016 6008 6023 6034 6032 6014

Place

WORS #

Kenneth Iggulden Zachary Feldmann Luka Kluetmeier Nathan Ramshak Landon Nelson Dane Heindel

1293 1265 1253 1207 1155 902

presented by:

4 5

J un i or Place

WORS #

Name

Points

Girls 7 & 8 1 2

7008 7005

Julia Somerville Kenleigh Dean

1415 1383

Anna Olesen Abby Johnson Kylie Lester Emma Muraski Shelby Schneider

1400 1370 1310 1139 893

Adelyn Somerville Gabriella Heineman

1400 1362

Amara Lisowe Erin Davis

1405 1365

Issac Zarda Nolan Olson Vincent Dipiazza

1407 1386 1298

Girls 9-10 1 2 3 4 5

7004 7018 7010 7002 7009

Girls 11-12 1 2

7006 7011

Girls 13-14 1 2

7007 7003

Boys 7-8 1 2 3

6002 6006 6001

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Matthew Blanke Caleb Wardle

1297 1258

Ryker Zarda Daniel Blanke Rylan Zacharek Joshua Wardle Ari Ganju Landon Lade

1386 1375 1300 1281 1249 837

Hunter Lester Gabriel Rogaczewski Alex Mortvedt Brody Dean Oscar Ray Aleksandar Trajcev Eli Law Matthew Olesen Gavin Knudson James Pavelski Nathan Iggulden Jayce Mork Peyton Hoffman Conrad Iwen

1374 1330 1295 1265 1210 1206 1171 1088 1086 1042 1023 975 954 686

Boys 9-10 1 2 3 4 5 6

6004 6027 6025 6009 6033 6005

Boys 11-12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

6031 6015 6020 6017 6018 6011 6021 6010 6024 6044 6022 6030 6019 6026

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Points

11-14 1 2 3 4

5010 5018 5019 5017

Brianna Fletcher Macy Lester Kirsten Waldner Kendra Schmitt

1398 1356 1330 1156

5021 5020 5009 5022 5015 5006 5016

Josie Andre Paula Urban Kilyn Brabant Miette Gosse Paige Smith Aryana Knudson Andrea Wentworth

1405 1370 1272 1263 1228 1157 1086

5023 5026 5012 5008

Heidi Tremaine Ashley Foate Crystal Meyer Tori Severin

1400 1347 1307 1272

5014 5007 5027

Leah Pickett Melissa Wardle Rachel Tilley

1386 1316 1285

15-18 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

19-29 1 2 3 4

30-39 1 2 3

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2018 USA Cycling

Mountain Bike Cross-country

Wisconsin State Champions Pro

Place

Name

Men

1st 2nd 3rd

Cole House Pete Karinen Caleb Swartz

Women 1st

Holly Lavesser

Cat 1

Place

Name

Women 15 to 18 1st

Leah Fletcher Women 19 to 29 1st Katrina Hurst 2nd Caitlin Neuman 3rd Hanna Mork

Women 30 to 39 1st 2nd 3rd

Leia Schneeberger Maria Statz Wendy Boehm

Men 15-16 1st 2nd 3rd

Men 17-18 1st 2nd 3rd

Men 19 to 29

Elijah Johnson Trevor Flinton Max Bailey Nick Niemi Byrne Dobrient William Frank

1st 2nd 3rd

Matt Grady Riley Shelton Michael Evans

1st 2nd 3rd

Michael Verhagen Carlos Haeckel Josh Fangman

Men 30 to 39

Men 40 to 49 1st 2nd 3rd

Al Krueger Randal Sahs Peter Cherchian Men 50 & over 1st J W Miller 2nd Dan Szczepanski

Singlespeed

Place Name

Men

1st 2nd 3rd

Chuck Girkins Wade Flisram Jason Gosse

Masters

Place Name

Women 50-59 1st

Jacqueline Mueller

1st 2nd 3rd

Frank Lowry Neil Statz Michael Dobrient

1st 2nd 3rd

Glen Jones Robert Malony Andrew Mishlove

Men 55-59

Men 60-64

Men 65-69 1st 2nd 3rd

James Mistark Erik Hofmeister James Heinecke

Cat 2

Place Name

Women 15 to 18

1st 2nd 3rd

Becca Somerville Emma Osborne Megan Lester

1st 2nd 3rd

Kayla Johnson Jody Wentworth Camryn Kluetmeier

Women 19 to 29

Women 40 to 49

1st Brenda Zimmerman Thorpe 2nd Ava Rollins 3rd Tammy Somerville Men 15 to 16 1st Malachi Berry 2nd Nathaniel Osborne 3rd Samuel Somerville Men 17 to 18 1st Elliott Holt 2nd Hayden Poff 3rd Dylan Waldner

Men 19 to 24 1st Joseph Jeschke

2nd

Owen Reich

1st 2nd 3rd

Steven Pirelli Isaac Wendlick Cory Marty

Men 25 to 29

Men 30 to 34 1st Christopher Stindt 2nd 3rd

Men 35 to 39 1st

Doug Herrick Dean Wardle

John Orlikowski

2nd 3rd

Jason Schoenick Kerry Gonzalez

1st 2nd 3rd

Patrick Dowd Wally Kuntsman Sam Adams

1st 2nd 3rd

Christian Budzinski Christopher Oleson Michael Jeschke

1st 2nd 3rd

Daniel Gill Stuart Shelton Lloyd Cate

Girls 9-10

Jeff Steckbauer Jon Holcomb Dale Crowell

Girls 11-12

Men 40 to 44

Men 45 to 49

Men 50 to 54

Clydesdale

1st 2nd 3rd

Cat 3

Place Name

Women 15 to 18 1st 2nd 3rd

Miette Gosse Paige Smith Aryana Knudson

1st

Tori Severin

1st 2nd

Leah Pickett Melissa Wardle

1st 2nd

April Smith Angela Brooks Rider Rainer Justin Munzur Trevor Iggulden Tanner Johnson Mcgwire Rigas Dakota Smith Mitchel Van Vleet Brad Heckert Andy Engel Paul Doty

Women 19 to 29 Women 30 to 39 Women 40 to 49 Men 15 to 16 1st 2nd 3rd

Men 17 to 18 1st 2nd

Men 19 to 24 1st

Men 25 to 29

1st

Men 30 to 34

1st 2nd 3rd

Men 35 to 39

Men 45 to 49

Kyle Johnson Kevin Lisowe

1st 2nd

Joe Terrones Mark Kessenich Men 50 to 54 1st Greg Pullman

Junior

Place Name

Girls 7 to 8 1st 2nd

Julia Sommerville Kenleigh Dean

1st 2nd 3rd

Anna Olesen Abby Johnson Emma Muraski

1st 2nd 3rd

Brianna Fletcher Macy Lester Adelyn Sommerville

Girls 13-14 1st 2nd 3rd

Boys 7 to 8

1st 2nd 3rd

Boys 9-10

1st 2nd 3rd

Boys 11-12

1st 2nd 3rd

Boys 13-14

1st 2nd 3rd

Brooklyn Waldner Nia Gengler Kirsten Waldner Issac Zarda Nolan Olson Vincent Dipiazza Andrew Dipiazza Tommy Agnew Ryker Zarda James Wardle Thaddeus Sahs Hunter Gengler Isaiah Berry Isaac Johnson Nathan Bailey

1st 2nd

Joe Eick Dennis Law Men 40 to 44 1st Craig Mortvedt

Award winners, if you have not receive your medal already, please pick up your medal at the WORS Tent at your first race of 2019! The criteria for eligibility for these awards are: 1) a racer must hold an annual USA Cycling license and be in good standing, 2) a racers must be a Wisconsin resident, and 3) a racer must complete the requirements for an overall score in WORS. Because WORS and USA Cycling categories do not always align, much of the calculation for these awards is done manually and we apologize for any errors that may have occurred in this process. YEAR TWENTY-eight

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Grass Farm Trail Run - 6.5 & 13K Sunday, May 5th - 8:30 am start Englewood Farm - Fall River, WI agnewconstruction@gmail (920) 484-8457

Firecracker Trail Run 5 & 10K

Sunday, June 23rd - 8:30 am start Eau Claire Expo Center - Eau Claire, WI chippewaoffroad@hotmail.com

Hixon Forest Frolic 5K

Sunday, August 4th - 8:30 am start Hixon Forest - La Crosse, WI

Odegarrdj@cityoflacrosse.org (608) 789-7533

Reforestation Ramble 5 & 10K

Sunday, August 18th - 8:30 am start Reforestation Camp - Suamico, WI

cputman@new.rr.com

Find more info on the website and on Facebook at Wisco Trail Runs

Come out and run the same great trails that the mountain bikers ride! Please check the website for details as they become available.

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ENGLEWOOD OPEN Englewood Farm ~ Fall River, WI Sunday, May 5th, 2019

at Englewood Grass Farm are thrilled to be back on the schedule for the 2019 WORS series. The Englewood Open is sure to be a fun-filled event WORS racers will never forget. It’s been a busy year of trail building on the farm. We have added some more trails loaded with more berms and technical features to keep the racing exciting for all skill levels. We will be serving our delicious grass-fed beef on Saturday night and Sunday. Our sales counter will be open all weekend, so make sure to bring a cooler and stock up on some healthy, great tasting beef for this grilling season. If possible, we encourage customers to pre-order on our website englewoodgrassfarm.com and we will have your order ready for pickup when you get here (mention pick at the race for 5% discount). Camping is $10 for tents and $15 for campers on Friday and Saturday night (onetime fee for either or both nights). New for 2019, we will be offering premium campsites centrally located within the race grounds for teams to set up, contact us for pricing and availability. Pre-riding the course will start at 3 pm Friday and end when the Trail Run begins. We are happy to announce the addition of a Wisco Trail Run to the race schedule for 2019. We will be offering a 1 lap or 2 lap race that will follow the Junior/CAT 3 course. The course is roughly 4

miles, and we will have a 45 min. lap cut off for the 2 lap race. All proceeds will go to the Lukemia and Lymphoma Society, so please come out and race for a great cause! About The Venue: We are asking everyone to follow a few simple rules to make sure we can keep this party going for years to come: Do not touch the fences, they will shock you. Leashed Dogs Only. Because we are concerned for the safety of all our guests and our livestock, we respectfully ask that you leave your dogs on a leash at all times. Also, please leave the cows alone and do not open any gates. No glass bottles. Broken glass is very dangerous to cattle, and very hard to clean up. Please keep it clean and use the trash bins we will have placed everywhere throughout the venue. We also ask that you leave your race flyers at home.

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WORS Racers

Save 10% on your purchase of Englewood Grass Farm Beef when you pre-order online and pick-up at the Englewood Open.

Welcome to Englewood Grass-Fed Beef in Fall River, Wisconsin! 100% grass-fed beef free of hormones and antibiotics wors2018 2019 22 wors 26

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Pre-Ride & Other Events: Pre-Ride * Saturday 12-7 pm Anyone preriding the course does so entirely at their own risk. Learn to Race Clinic * Friday 5:30-7 pm. Basic instruction on mtb riding skills & race preparation with course ride-through. (see pg 7) Grass Farm Trail Run * choice of a 6.5 or 13K distance. http://wors.org/ wiscotrailruns/ All proceeds will go to the Lukemia and Lymphoma Society, so please come out and race for a great cause!

WORS Kids Race * Sunday 1 pm. 3 divisions, ages 10 & under (see page 7)

Leashed Dogs (pets) Only Please * this venue is a working farm and we do not want to upset the cattle. Awards: Cash to Elite overall - Equal Pay to top 3 men & women, “WORS Cash” for Cat 1 classes. Medals 3-5 places deep per WORS Guidelines, see pages 11-14 or http://wors.org/series/guidelines/

Concessions * available for purchase throughout

Other Info: Motels: Super 8 Columbus 800-536-1211 Other options available less than 15 miles away in Sun Prairie and Beaver Damn. Camping: Rough race-site camping. $10 for tents and $15 for campers (trailers, RVs) on Friday and Saturday night (one time fee for either or both nights). Limited premium campsites check event page for details.

Event Sponsors: Englewood Farm All Spoked Up

Additional Information:

Ben Agnew (920) 484-8457 email: agnewconstruction@gmail.com

Cross-Country Mountain Bike Race Englewood Farm ~ Fall River, WI Sunday, May 5th, 2019 COURSE DESCRIPTION:

With rock gardens, wood berms, downhill flow trails, punchy climbs, and plenty of passing opportunities, this course is designed by WORS racers specifically for xc racing. The fun and exciting mix of singletrack and technical sections will make

you happy to spend time riding and racing Englewood Farm.

START TIMES, RACE DURATION, & *ENTRY FEES average median time *includes applicable Sales Tax start time

WORS race category

Junior (age classes 7-14 ) trY-it-out Citizen sport & Open Fat Bike PRO/Cat 1 men - Jr1* PRO/Cat 1 women - Jr1* COMP and Open: SS & Clydesdale

9:30 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 11:30 am 1:30 pm 1:31 pm 1:35 pm

approximate est. # race duration of laps

35 min 35 min 60 min 85 min 120 min 110 min 105 min

1 1 2 3 5 4 4

entry fee

late (day of) registration

2321 ** $ 2321 * $ 3007 * $ 3217 * $ 3745 ** $ 3745 ** $ 3217 *

2900 * $ 2900 * $ 3600 * $ 3800 * $ 4400 ** $ 4400 ** $ 3800 *

Distances are approximate. Laps subject to change secondary to course conditions. 1 Cat 1 Juniors do 1 lap less.

WORS Kids Race

1:00 pm

Everybody is a Winner Race for 10 & under $300

On-Site-Only Registration!

* Race Registrants must either purchase a $10 one day license or present their USA Cycling annual license at race registration. **There is no one day license option for Pro & Cat 1 entrants. (race age 18 & under) racing Citizen, 79 $ 21 $ REGISTRATION: * Entry Fee applies for juniors $ $

those racing Sport pay 24 / 31, and Cat 1 juniors 31 / 37

Register: online at www.wors.org before midnight April 29th or by mail before April 26th. Mail-in entries postmarked after April 26th incur a late fee. For mail-in entry make check payable to WORS. Mail check and entry form to: WORS No Refunds ories! Entr 8675 Rolling Hills Rd Transfers on Custer, WI 54423 Late and Onsite Registration: Friday 3-6pm, Sunday 8am until 1/2 hour before the start of your race.

MAP & DIRECTIONS:

From Portage: take Hwy 16 south. From Madison: take Hwy 151 north to Hwy 16 north. From the Fox Valley: take Hwy 151 south from Fond du Lac to Hwy 16 north. From Milwaukee: take I-94 west to Hwy 89 north to Hwy 60/16 north. All Routes end with Cty Rd CD north and right turn onto Cty Rd Z. GPS Address: W1414 Co Rd Z, Fall River, WI 53932

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5003

Stephanie Bain

949

1 2

5004 5013

April Smith Angela Brooks

1372 1201

1 2

5011

Marcy Wentworth

1164

CITIZEN MEN Place

WORS #

Name

1 2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

1 2 3

1381 1328

4030 4060

Reed May Dakota Smith

1349 1099

4071 4020 4070

William Tynan Mitchel Van Vleet Tyler Brown

1399 1334 1254

Nathan Bailey James Wardle Austin Cullen Cole Rollins Thaddeus Sahs Colin Knowles Andrew Dipiazza Hunter Gengler Samuel Dipiazza Ben Dohlby Ben Kowalczyk Sam Cherchian Parker Rogalla Tommy Agnew Will Knowles

1392 1371 1363 1307 1273 1211 1210 1187 1151 1040 1020 980 930 878 641

4023 4065 4029 4058 4107 4016 4116 4073 4077

Rider Rainer Christian Moore Griffin May Justin Munzur Trevor Iggulden Parker Faust Riley Mortvedt Caleb Garner Brennan Cate

1350 1221 1182 1144 1138 1110 1096 885 881

1 2 3

4008 4114 4014

Brad Heckert Andy Engel Paul Doty

1392 1350 1286

4043 4041 4081 4076

Joe Eick Dennis Law Jeff Meade Timothy Gray

1341 1326 1304 801

4117 4033 4044 4078 4042 4061 4067 4039

Ron Schneider Craig Mortvedt Kyle Johnson Scott McInnis Kevin Lisowe Matthew Brooks Mike Lester Adam Remiker

1400 1364 1322 1283 1233 1222 1144 1066

35-39 1 2 3 4

40-44 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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45-49 1 2 3 4 5

4027 4045 4013 4069 4024

Lance Andre Jon Terrones Paul Andresen Daniel Luaces Mark Kessenich

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1394 1313 1304 1176 880

4048

Greg Pullman

1362

4007

Kurt Greenslit

1124

4046 4049 4004 4062 4066 4021

Greg Niles Peter Ackermann Andrzej Sadanowicz Erik Hofmeister James Heinecke Dennis Klinkert

1410 1332 1258 1251 1204 1039

Tad Bruckner Ben Mikkelson Scott Tank Matthew McAndrews Brian Mortvedt Brian Smith Phillip Peterson Brian Moore Henry Berry Troy Gengler Jon Erickson

1381 1345 1309 1202 1184 1174 1164 1159 1133 1093 1089

55-59 1

30-34 4052 4011 4032 4006 4001 4054 4002 4017 4003 4031 4063 4111 4012 4051 4053

15-16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Tanner Johnson Mcgwire Rigas

25-29

Points

11-14

4074 4015

19-24

50-59 1

50-54

17-18

40-49

60-69 1 2 3 4 5 6

Clydesdale 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

4806 4816 4801 4813 4803 4807 4809 4817 4810 4811 4814

Place

WORS #

SPOR T W OM E N Name

Points

13-14 1 2

3018 3025

Brooklyn Waldner Nia Gengler

1410 1371

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IOLA BUMP & JUMP Iola Winter Sports Area ~ Iola, WI

Sunday, May 19th, 2019

The

Iola Bump and Jump race course evolves a little each year based on racer input, rider and spectator safety, and the condition of individual sections of the track. However, the overall character that makes this course a favorite of many remains constant. The start loop that takes racers up and around the back side of Iolaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 40 & 60 meter ski jumps and then drops back down past the lodge into the jump bowl may be the best lead-out in all of WORS. In addition, several minor singletrack modifications have been made to improve the racing experience for all. For the youngest novice racers, the Bump & Jumpâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Kids Race course provides an opportunity for them to expand their skills. With the start and finish areas near the ski jumping bowl, the Bump and Jump offers spectators many fantastic opportunities to view their favorite riders. A post-race spaghetti dinner will be provided free of charge to all racers by the Iola Winter Sports Club, with other concessions available in the ski chalet. Onsite rough camping will be available for $10 per car first-come, first-serve. Nearby Iola Pines Campground provides full facilities, but fills up fast (see ad below for contact info). For more details and race registration information, please contact race director, Phil Johnsrud at 715-572-9884,

or johnsrudp@tds.net. Sponsoring the Iola Bump and Jump is always an enjoyable experience for the Iola Winter Sports Club volunteers because of the great attitude of WORS participants. Club members volunteer year after year to work the race and to be part of the fun and excitement that WORS brings to the small friendly community of Iola. The Iola Winter Sports Clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mission is to carry on a ski jumping tradition, provide low cost youth and family ski programs, and provide high quality cross-country skiing for its members. Proceeds from the Iola Bump and Jump help the club continue to improve the facility. Race director, Phil Johnsrud and the Iola Winter Sports Club want to make this event the best it can be. If there is any way for them to make this race better for you, please let them know.

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presented by:

The Official Bike of WORS

Pre-Ride & Other Events: Pre-Ride * Saturday 12-7 pm Anyone preriding the course does so entirely at their own risk. Learn to Race Clinic * Saturday 3:30-5 pm. Basic instruction on mtb riding skills and race preparation with course ride-through. (see page 7) WORS Kids Race * Sunday 1 pm. 3 divisions, ages 10 & under (see page 7)

Awards: Cash to Elite overall - Equal Pay to top 3 men & women, “WORS Cash” for Cat 1 classes. Medals 3-5 places deep per WORS Guidelines, see pages 11-14 or http://wors.org/series/guidelines/

Racer Perks: Post-race Spaghetti Feed * provided by Iola Winter Sports Club (IWSC) free to all registered racers. Concessions * available for purchase throughout the day inside the IWSC Chalet.

Event Sponsors: Iola Family Chiropractic Iola Business Group Supplemental funds provided by South Waupaca Chapter 30077 of Thrivent

Financial for Lutherans. Additional Information:

Phil Johnsrud (715) 572-9884 email: johnsrudp@tds.net.

Cross-Country Mountain Bike Race Iola Winter Sports Area ~ Iola, WI Sunday, May 19th, 2019 COURSE DESCRIPTION:

Rolling hills, open ski trails, sandy wooded singletrack with quick ups and downs, this course has it all. The course loops through a centrally located jump bowl several times providing frequent opportunities to view and cheer on your favorite racers.

START TIMES, RACE DURATION, & *ENTRY FEES average median time *includes applicable Sales Tax start time

WORS race category

Junior (age classes 7-14 ) trY-it-out Citizen sport & Open Fat Bike PRO/Cat 1 men - Jr1* PRO/Cat 1 women - Jr1* COMP and Open: SS & Clydesdale

9:30 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 11:30 am 1:30 pm 1:31 pm 1:35 pm

approximate est. # race duration of laps

35 min 35 min 60 min 85 min 120 min 110 min 105 min

1 1 2 3 5 4 4

entry fee

late (day of) registration

2321 ** $ 2321 * $ 3007 * $ 3217 * $ 3745 ** $ 3745 ** $ 3217 *

2900 * $ 2900 * $ 3600 * $ 3800 * $ 4400 ** $ 4400 ** $ 3800 *

Distances are approximate. Laps subject to change secondary to course conditions. 1 Cat 1 Juniors do 1 lap less.

WORS Kids Race

1:00 pm

Everybody is a Winner Race for 10 & under $300

On-Site-Only Registration!

those racing Sport pay 24 / 31, and Cat 1 juniors 31 / 37

Register: online at www.wors.org before midnight May 13th or by mail before May 10th. Mail-in entries postmarked after May 10th incur a late fee. For mailin entry make check payable to WORS. Mail check and entry form to: WORS Transfers 8675 Rolling Hills Rd No Refunds ories! Custer, WI 54423 on Entr Late and Onsite Registration: Saturday 2-6 pm, Sunday 8 am until 1/2 hour before the start of your race.

MAP & DIRECTIONS:

From the West: Hwy. 10 east to Hwy. 161. 161 to Cty. Rd. A north to Co. Rd. MM. Right on MM to the race site. From the East: Hwy. 10 west to Hwy. 49 north. 49 north from Iola to Cty. Rd. MM. Left on MM to the Iola Winter Sports Club. Look for the Jump scaffold on the north side of MM. GPS Address: E398 County Road MM, Iola, WI

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- race number two

Other Info: Motels: Norseman House Motel 715-4453300, Best Western - Waupaca 715-2589212. Camping: Iola Pines Campground 715-4453489 (Great facilities including shower, store, tent sites - $10 or water/electric sites - $15) and Iola Winter Sports Club race-site rough camping $10 per car.

IOLA BUMP & JUMP

WISCONSIN OFF ROAD SERIES

more...

WORS 2018 Top Five men WORS Champion Profile Name: Cole

House

WORS 2018 Overall Finish: 1st

Team: Pete’s Garage / Cannondale

/ FSA

2018 Team: Pete’s Garage

WORS History: 21 years racing

WORS, 3-time overall champion Residence: Oneida, WI

Race Bike: Cannondale FSI /Scapel

WORS Profile

Favorite WORS Race: Mt. Morris

Name: Ben Senkrik

Day Job: Still trying to figure out

Team: Team Extreme

Challenge

what to do when I grow up.

Other Sponsors: Petes Garage , Cannondale , FSA, Xpedo Pedals, Martin Security, 45nrth

WORS 2018 Overall Finish: 4th # of Years Racing WORS: 9 years

Residence and/or Hometown: Wauwatosa, WI Race Bike: Trek

Favorite WORS Race: Mt. Morris Challenge Day Job: Underwriter - Chase Bank

Sponsors: Trek, Extreme Ski and Bike, Oakley, Crankbrothers, ESI, Honey Stinger

WORS Profile

Name: Caleb Swartz

Name: Pete Karinen WORS 2018 Overall Finish: 2nd Team: Broken Spoke Racing

WORS 2018 Overall Finish: 3rd

Residence: here and there

Race Bike: Trek Top Fuel/Procaliber

# of Years Racing WORS: 8 years

Race Bike: Specialized S-Works

Favorite WORS Race: Englewood Open Day Job: Riding Bikes

Other Sponsors: Industry 9, ESI grips, Togs Family: Karinens, Heikkilas

28 wors 2019

2018 Team: 2018 Team:

Linear Sports RT Bear Pro Team

Residence: Madison, WI

Favorite WORS Race of 2018: Hixon Forest Epic Day Job: Student

Other Sponsors: Trek, Bontrager, Sram, Fox, Englewood Grass Farm Family: Dad - Andy, Mom - Kris, SisterEmma

WISCONSIN OFF ROAD SERIES

WORS Profile

Name: Tristan Schouten

WORS 2018 Overall Finish: 5th

Team: Threshold Sports Carbon Repair WORS History: 5-time Overall Champion Residence: Plymouth, WI Race Bike: Specialized

Favorite WORS Race: WORS Cup at Alpine

Valley

Day Job: Electrician - Sargento Cheese

Other Sponsors: Threshold Sports Carbon

Repair, Toko, Clif Bar

Family: Jamie (wife), Ellie, Jocelyn, Emily, Greta (children)

OFFICIAL NUTRITION SPONSOR OF

FUEL FOR EVERY DAY

PHOTO: NOAH WETZEL

BEFORE DURING AFTER

ORGANIC WAFFLES GLUTEN FREE ORGANIC WAFFLES ENERGY BARS ORGANIC ENERGY CHEWS ENERGY GELS PROTEIN BARS ORGANIC CRACKER BARS Continued from page 24 15-18 1 2 3

17-18

3010 3005 3012

Becca Somerville Emma Osborne Megan Lester

1404 1368 1301

3001 3007 3020

Kayla Johnson Jody Wentworth Camryn Kluetmeier

1404 1343 969

3011 3009 3013 3022 3008 3017 3015

Ava Rollins Tammy Somerville Christina Flisram Jamie Zarda Heather Rainer Sally Lester Michelle Scanley

1410 1388 1294 1278 1205 1070 1019

19-29 1 2 3

40-49 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

SPO RT MEN Place

WORS #

13-14 1 2

Name

Points

2079 2111

Isaiah Berry Isaac Johnson

1415 1330

2008 2003 2046 2009 2139 2103 2002 2145 2007 2086 2080 2078 2098

Chase Vandeursen Malachi Berry Nathaniel Osborne Samuel Somerville Ian Tweedie Isak Keyes Jonathon Heinemann Garett McInnis Eli Kotz Owen Roltgen Josh Caron Skyler Schmitt Auguste Raasch

1400 1354 1300 1283 1261 1191 1183 1158 1036 978 922 781 761

15-16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

1 2 3 4 5 6

2041 2113 2001 2148 2075 2018

Elliott Holt Kevin Urban Hayden Poff Dylan Waldner Jory Smith Emiel Pastijn

1394 1367 1305 1265 1195 926

2131 2099 2022 2064 2134 2049 2057

Nathan Perronne Jacob Bons Landon Garrow Zach Dahlseng Curran Beckler Christopher Osborne Daniel Gretzinger

1351 1335 1319 1264 1104 733 706

2141 2062 2090 2108 2084 2143

Jeremy Domingue Brad Sovinski Benjamin Reynolds Kevin Niles Michael Koeppel Przemyslaw Krol

1378 1366 1331 1214 910 853

2081 2061 2006 2074 2051 2012

Dean Wardle Jonathan Davis Tracy Johnson Joseph Thompson Kyle Brown Russ Goessl

1371 1326 1280 1238 1123 617

2121 2146 2027 2118 2120 2010 2017

Rick Hamilton Lucas Branum Isaac Olson Jason Baer Greg Niles Colin Erskine Dorian McFarlane

1398 1376 1349 1273 1243 1176 1091

19-24 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

25-29 1 2 3 4 5 6

30-34 1 2 3 4 5 6

35-39 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

8 9

2054 2087

Joe Vanderpuy Travis McFall

833 809

2082 2042 2063 2130 2100 2053 2065 2117 2043 2126 2068 2116

Chad Klaus Jon Veldboom Robb Brabant Rory Lade Jeff Pitts Bryon Anderson Shaun Putz Edward Kolka Ryan Frank Jeff Dahlseng Christopher McArdle Tony Pirolo

1385 1349 1308 1247 1246 1192 1186 1154 1113 1059 1019 809

2089 2020 2119 2112 2076 2071 2015 2091 2040

Peter Senkbeil Tim Poff Travis Thiel Jay Yanko John Granger Don Iwen Jeff Gabbard Steven Giles Benjamin Jarman

1395 1374 1286 1246 1188 1169 1058 919 892

2124 2066 2115 2101 2045 2011 2085 2055 2096 2038 2050 2102

Mike Owens Chip Way John Cramer Jeff Wren Larry Hipps Bruce Rheineck Eric Huff Dave Dahlman Troy Olm Troy Sable Chris Osborne Bruce Keyes

1362 1343 1324 1302 1237 1189 1164 1113 1082 1051 1006 849

40-44 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

45-49 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

50-54 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

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Help us get #morekidsonbikes in Wisconsin! Our vision is to enable every youth in the state of Wisconsin to be part of a thriving and engaged cycling community. You can help make mountain biking accessible to every student who has a desire to participate by supporting our scholarship program. This program is a vital part of meeting our core principle of Inclusivity and makes a lasting positive impact on the lives of youth in Wisconsin. Our sustainability is fueled by the generous and passionate members within our community. Thank you for helping us get more kids on bikes!

$25 Supplies an aid station for hydration and

nutrition during an event $40 Pays a race entry for a needing rider $125 Funds a one day pre-season skills clinic $300 Provides a scholarship for a season of race entries to a student-athlete $500 Covers the cost of a team and its coaching staff to participate for one year $900 Provides equipment for a student-athlete for a season $2500 Creates 2 lifetime cyclists $5000 Pays for a Leadersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Summit to train coaches and adult volunteers $12,000+ Underwrites the out-of-pocket cost to run a single race Wisconsin Interscholastic Cycling League is a 501c3 nonprofit organization. Donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

Donate online at wisconsinmtb.org, or mail to: Wisconsin League 8675 Rolling Hill Road Custer, WI 54423.

Thank you for your support!

Cross-country e Short Track e Enduro e dual slalom

wORS CUP 2019 Schedule JULY 5-7, 2019

ALPINE VALLEY RESORT, ELKHORN, WI

Friday, July 5 - Practice & Clinics

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Practi ce

1-6 PM e On site Race Registration 5-6:30 PM e Women’s Clinic (see worscup.com for details) 5:30-7 PM e WORS Learn to Race Clinic (http://wors.org/series/learn/) 2-7 PM e Cross-country course open for pre-riding.

All pre-riders must display their race number and have a signed waiver at Race Registration.

Saturday, July 6 - Cross-country

al m Dualo Sl

6:00 PM e Dual Slalom Qualification/Seeding Round

7:30 AM e XC Race Registration (until 1/2 hour before your race)

8:30 AM e Cat 3 Men’s XC Race

9:30 AM e Cat 2 & 3 Women’s Race

10:30 AM e Juniors (All racers race age 7-14 years old) XC Race

11:30 AM e Cat 2 Men’s XC Race #2 (15-39 and Singlespeed)

1:00 PM e Cat 2 Men’s XC Race #1 (40 & over, Clydesdale, & Fat Bike)

ss o r C ry t n u Co

2:00 PM e Special WORS Kids Race

2:30 PM e Pro & Cat 1 Men’s XC Race

4:00 PM e Pro & Cat 1 Women’s XC Race Event & Cross-country Presenting Sponsor

The awards ceremony for each race is one half hour after the start time of the next race.

6:00 PM e Dual Slalom Competition

Sunday, July 7 - Short Track & Enduro 7:30 - 10:00 AM e KMC Enduro Race Registration

8:30 AM e Amateur Women’s STXC Race (awards 9:15) 9:00 AM e Amateur Men’s STXC Race (awards 11:15)

kmc ENDURO title Sponsor

11:00 AM e Cat 1 Men’s STXC Race (awards 11:45)

11:30 AM e Open Women (Pro & Cat1) (awards 12:15)

t or ck Sh a Tr

Short Track Presenting Sponsor

12:00 AM e Pro/Open Men’s STXC Race (awards 12:45) Dual Slalom presenting sponsor

1:00 PM e KMC Enduro Climb #1

1:20 PM e KMC Enduro Descent #1 2:30 PM e KMC Enduro Climb #2

2:50 PM e KMC Enduro Descent #2 4:00 PM e KMC Enduro Awards

o r u d En

wORS CUP Cross-country JULY 5-7, 2019

ALPINE VALLEY RESORT, ELKHORN, WI

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As the USA Cycling Regional Mountain Bike Championships, this event will determine the 2018 champions in the discipline of mountain bike cross-county. Course: MOUNTAIN BIKE REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Alpine Valley Cross-Country course takes it up a notch with a challenging mix of punchy climbs, forested singletrack, technical descents, rock gardens, switchbacks and fast traverses while providing options for racers of all abilities. Racers pass through the area in front of the lodge several times each lap to provide outstanding spectator opportunities. Course modifications from 2018 have put the more of the course in front of spectators.

Race Categories: USA Cycling Categories Pro, Cat 1, Cat 2, Cat 3, and Junior (racers 14 & under as of 12/31/19). Those that compete in WORS Comp category or a similar non-USAC category will compete in Cat 2. Questions on category placement and/or eligibility should be directed to don@wors.org

Classes & Start Times: 9:00 AM e Cat 3 Men: 15-16, 17-18, 19-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-69, Masters 70 & over, and Clydesdale 10: 00 AM e Cat 2 & 3 Women: Cat 2: 15-18, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49, Masters 50-59, Masters 60 & over, Open Fat Bike, and Open Singlespeed; Cat 3: 15-18,

19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, and 60 & over

10:30 AM e Juniors: Boys and Girls 7-8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 11:30 AM e Cat 2 Men: 15-16, 17-18, 19-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, and Open Singlespeed 1:00 PM e Cat 2 Men: 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, Masters 55-59, Masters 60-64, Masters 65-69, Open Fat Bike, and Open Clydesdale

2:30 PM e Elite Men: Pro, Cat 1: 15-16, 17-18, U23, 23-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, and 50-54 4:00 PM e Elite Women: Pro, Cat 1: 15-16, 17-18, U23, 23-29, 30-39, and 40-49

Registration: Online - before midnight July 2nd at http://www.wors.org/register/ or by mail before June 29th. Late / On-site Registration - Friday 1-6 PM, Saturday 7:30 AM until 1/2 hour before your race. Entry Fees (include Wisconsin Sales Tax): Online at www.wors.org or Mail-in: Pro & Cat 1 - $3745, Cat 1 Juniors - $3112 (UCI International or USA Cycling Cat 1 license required). No One Day license option. Cat 2 (19 & over) - $3217 With USA Cycling Annual License, $4217 with One Day USA Cycling License. Cat 3 (19 & over) - $3007 With USA Cycling Annual License, $4007 with One Day USA Cycling License. Cat 2 (18 & under) - $2479 With USA Cycling Annual License, $3479 with One Day USA Cycling License. Cat 3 (18 & under) & Junior - $2321 With USA Cycling Annual License, $3321 with One Day USA Cycling License. Late or Onsite Entry Fees: Elite (Pro/Cat 1) - $44, Cat 1 Juniors - $37 (UCI International or USA Cycling Cat 1 license required). No One Day license option. Cat 2 (19 & over) - $38 With USA Cycling Annual License, $48 with One Day USA Cycling License. Cat 3 (19 & over) - $36 With USA Cycling Annual License, $46 with One Day USA Cycling License. Cat 2 (18 & under) - $31 With USA Cycling Annual License, $41 with One Day USA Cycling License. Cat 3 (18 & under) and Junior - $29 With USA Cycling Annual License, $39 with One Day USA Cycling License. All USA Cycling License holders must present their license at race registration to avoid being charged a one day license fee.

Awards: Eligibility USA Cycling Regional Championship Awards - is based on the following requirements being met. A racer must: 1) have current USA Cycling or UCI annual license and be in good standing, 2) be a resident of Midwest region states, IA, IL, IN, KY, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI as verified by their license. USA Cycling Regional Championship Medals (RCM) - 3 places deep for Pro, Cat 1, Masters, Junior, and Cat 2 classes. Should a racer place in the top 3 and not be eligible for a RCM, a WM will be awarded. Placing will not be passed down. PLEASE HAVE YOUR USA CYCLING LICENSE WITH YOU AT AWARDS!

WORS Medals (WM)- 5 places deep for all classes

Pro & Cat 1 Cash Purse - $1500 for Pro men & women(5 places deep, equal men and women) $500 for Cat 1 men & women

(5 places deep overall and merchandise prizes 3 place deep per class). Racers will be awarded for both overall and class placing (no exclusions). All cash awards require attendance of recipient at awards ceremony. WORS Cup Prize Purse is detailed online at worscup.com

wORS CUP DUAL SLALOM JULY 5 & 6, 2019

ALPINE VALLEY RESORT, ELKHORN, WI

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Presented by:

As the USA Cycling Regional Mountain Bike Championships, this event will determine the 2019 champions in the discipline of mountain bike dual slalom. WORS and Hayes Performance Systems bring back a classic test of mountain bike handling skills in the thrilling head to head competition. Our format for this event will have each racer taking a run one run on the blue and one run on the blue course with half of the qualifiers for the Championship Final in each class being the best times from each course. The Finals will pit the top qualified against the last qualifier with other match ups according standard bracket format. Racer will go head to head with a match of one run on each course with time differential determining who goes on.

Race Categories:

Pro/Open (open to USA Cycling Cat 1 and Cat 2 with annual license), Amateur (open to USA Cycling Cat 2, Cat 3 and Junior). Please note the minimum age for this event is twelve. Any Junior younger than race age twelve, electing to race up in this event will require permission from a USA Cycling official, based upon their race resume. Questions on category placement and/or eligibility should be directed to don@wors.org.

Classes: Pro/Open Men, Pro/Open Women, Amateur Men and Amateur Women: Friday Qualification and Seeding Runs: 6:00 PM e Pro/Open Men (top 16 progress to Finals), Pro/Open Women (top 8 progress to Finals), Amateur Men (top 32 progress to Finals), Amateur Women (top 8 progress to Finals) Saturday Championship Finals: 6:00 PM e Pro/Open Men, Pro/Open Women, Amateur Men, Amateur Women Registration: Online - before midnight July 1st at http://www.wors.org/ register/ or by mail before June 28th. Late / On-site Registration - Friday 1-5:30 PM

Entry Fees (include Wisconsin Sales Tax): Online at www.wors.org or Mail-in: Pro/Open - $3165 , Amateur - $2110

MOUNTAIN BIKE REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

USAC Annual License or $10 one-day license (not available for Pro/Open) required!

Late or Onsite Entry Fees: Pro/Open - $40 , Amateur - $30

USAC Annual License or $10 one-day license (not available for Pro/Open) required! All USA Cycling Mountain License holders must present their license at race registration to avoid being charged for a one day license fee.

Awards: USA Cycling Regional Championships Medals* to top three in Pro/Open and all classes of Amateur. PLEASE HAVE YOUR USA CYCLING LICENSE WITH YOU AT AWARDS! Cash Prize List for Pro/Open Men and Women e Up to $1500 1st-$210, 2nd-$155, 3rd-$105, 4th-$80, and 5th thru 8th-$50 All cash awards require attendance of recipient at awards ceremony!

*Eligibility USA Cycling Regional Championship Awards - is based on the following requirements being met:

1) A racer must have current USA Cycling (mountain bike) or UCI annual license and be in good standing, 2) be a resident of Midwest region states, IA, IL, IN, KY, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI as verified by their license. USA Cycling Regional Championship Medals (RCM) - 3 places deep Pro/Open and Amateur classes. Should a racer place in the top 3 and not be eligible for a RCM, an alternate medal will be awarded. Placing will not be passed down.

wORS CUP SHORT TRACK JULY 7, 2019

ALPINE VALLEY RESORT, ELKHORN, WI

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Presented by:

As part of the USA Cycling Regional Mountain Bike Championships, this event will determine the 2018 champions in the discipline of mountain bike short track cross-country. MOUNTAIN BIKE REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Fast paced, thrill a minute action, Short Track is a lightening-fast race of short duration on a compact, off-road course. Great for spectators, and for those racing, the pain is far surpassed by the adrenaline rush of cheering fans.

Race Categories:

“the Hurricane of Pain”

Pro (if field is less than 10, will be combined with Cat 1), Cat 1, Amateur (USA Cycling Cat 2, Cat 3, and Junior). Questions on category placement and/or eligibility should be directed to don@wors.org.

Start Times, Classes & Field Limits: 8:30 AM e Amateur Women: 9-16, 17-39, 40 & over e Field Limited to 50 total 9: 00 AM e Amateur Men: 9-14, 15-18, 19-39, 40-49, 50 & over e Field Limited to 150 total 11:00 AM e Cat 1 Men: 15-18, 19-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50 & over e Field Limited to 100 total 11:30 AM e Open Women: Pro, Cat1: 15-18, 19-39, 40 & over e Field Limited to 50 total 12:00 Noon e Pro/Open Men e Field Limited to 50 total (Cat 1’s who want to compete for the big money may enter this race.)

Registration: Online - before midnight July 2nd at http://www.wors.org/register/ or by mail before June 29th. Late / On-site Registration - Friday 1-6 PM and Saturday 7:30 AM till 3 pm Entry Fees (include Wisconsin Sales Tax): Online at www.wors.org or Mail-in: Pro/Open - $3745 , Cat 1 - $3218, Amateur Men & Women, 19 & over - $2690 All Juniors (18 & under as of 12/31/19, racing in a Junior class) - $2373 USA Cycling Annual License or $10 one-day license (not available for Cat 1 or Pro) required! Late or Onsite Entry Fees: Pro/Open - $45 , Cat 1 - $40, Amateur Men & Women, 19 & over - $35 Special Short Track / Enduro Entry: All Juniors (18 & under as of 12/31/19, racing in a Junior class) - $30 Online at www.wors.org or Mail-in: USA Cycling Annual License or $10 one-day license (not available for Cat Pro/Open - $6963, Cat 1 - $6436, Amateur Men & Women (19 & 1 or Pro) required! over) - $5380 and All Juniors (18 & under as of 12/31/19, racing in a All USA Cycling License holders must present their license at race registration Junior class) - $5064 to avoid being charged for a one day license fee.

Awards: USA Cycling Regional Championships Medals* to top three in all classes of Amateur, Cat 1 and Pro men and women. PLEASE HAVE YOUR USA CYCLING LICENSE WITH YOU AT AWARDS!

Start Positon and Call-ups for Short Track are based on Cross-County finish: Competitors Must race short track on the same bike they used for Cross-County!

Cash Prize List for Pro and Cat 1 Pro/Open Men & Open Women e Up to $1500 - 5 places deep dependent upon field size* 1st-$250, 2nd-$185, 3rd-$135, 4th-$100* (requires 15+ entrants), and 5th-$85* (requires 20+ entrants) Cat 1 Men (competing in Cat 1 race) and Cat 1 Women (competing in Open race not claiming Open Money) e $60 per class - 3 places deep 1st-$25, 2nd-$20, and 3rd-$15 All cash awards require attendance of recipient at awards ceremony! *Eligibility USA Cycling Regional Championship Awards - is based on the following requirements being met: 1) A racer must have current USA Cycling (mountain bike) or UCI annual license and be in good standing, 2) be a resident of Midwest region states, IA, IL, IN, KY, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI as verified by their license. USA Cycling Regional Championship Medals (RCM) - 3 places deep Pro, Cat 1, Masters, Junior, and Cat 2 classes. Should a racer place in the top 3 and not be eligible for a RCM, an alternate medal will be awarded. Placing will not be passed down.

Cross-country practice is scheduled for 2-7 pm Friday. The Short Track course will be open for practice 7:30 - 8:30 Sunday with with one practice lap before each race. Enduro Runs will not be mapped prior to race week. Watch the Alpine Valley Mountain Bike Trails and WORS Cup Facebook pages for Enduro course inspection and practice times.

wORS CUP kmc enduro JULY 7, 2019

ALPINE VALLEY RESORT, ELKHORN, WI

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As the USA Cycling Regional Mountain Bike Championships, this event will determine the 2018 champions in the discipline of mountain bike enduro. The new darling of the mountain bike world, Enduro presents as an evolution of Super D. While Enduro formats can differ widely the constant is multiple timed descents mixed with uphill transports that require participants to balance their choice of bike between downhill travel and climbing ease. Our King of the Mountain Challenge Enduro will feature two timed descents and two non-timed ascents utilizing the full length of Cascade Mountainâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vertical. MOUNTAIN BIKE REGIONAL Competitors start each of their two climbs from the bottom and, while the climbs are not timed, racers must check CHAMPIONSHIPS in at the top by 1:30 for Descent #1 and by 3:00 for Descent #2. Racer will descend individually at twenty second intervals. This cycle will be repeated and the times from each of the descents will be added together for placing to determine the USA Cycling Midwest Enduro champions.

Race Categories:

Pro/Open (open to USA Cycling Cat 1 and Cat 2 with annual license), Amateur (open to USA Cycling Cat 2, Cat 3 and Junior). Please note the minimum age for this event is twelve. Any Junior younger than race age twelve, electing to race up in this event will require permission from a USA Cycling official based upon race resume. Questions on category placement and/or eligibility should be directed to don@wors.org.

Classes: Pro/Open Men, Pro/Open Women, Amateur Men: 12-14, 15-18, 19-39, 40-49, 50 & over, and Amateur Women: 12-16, 17-39, 40 & over. Start Times & Order: Climb #1 1:00 PM e Pro/Open Men, Pro/Open Women, Amateur Men, Amateur Women

(Check in and go at your own pace. Must check in at top by 1:30 pm) Course #1 Descents start at 1:20 at 20 second intervals based on order of climb finish Climb #2 2:30 PM e Pro/Open Men, Pro/Open Women, Amateur Men, Amateur Women (Check in and go at your own pace. Must check in at top by 3:00 pm) Course #2 Descents start at 2:50 at 20 second intervals base on order of climb finish

Registration: Online - before midnight July 2nd at http://www.wors.org/register/ or by mail before June 29th. Late / On-site Registration - Friday 1-6 PM, Saturday 7:30 AM till 3 pm, and Sun. 7:30-10 AM. Entry Fees (include Wisconsin Sales Tax): Online at www.wors.org or Mail-in: Pro/Open - $4220 , Amateur - $3692

USAC Annual License or $10 one-day license (not available for Pro/Open) required!

Late or Onsite Entry Fees: Pro/Open - $50 , Amateur - $45

Special Short Track / Enduro Entry:

Online at www.wors.org or Mail-in: Pro/Open - $6963, Cat 1 - $6436, Amateur Men & Women (19 & over) - $5380 and All Juniors (18 & under as of 12/31/19, racing in a Junior class) - $5064

Awards: USA Cycling Regional Championships Medals* to top three in Pro/Open and all classes of Amateur. PLEASE HAVE YOUR USA CYCLING LICENSE WITH YOU AT AWARDS! Cash Prize List for Pro and Cat 1 Pro/Open Men and Women e Up to $1500 - 5 places deep dependent upon field size* 1st-$250, 2nd-$185, 3rd-$135, 4th-$100* (requires 15+ entrants), and 5th-$80* (requires 20+ entrants) All cash awards require attendance of recipient at awards ceremony!

*Eligibility USA Cycling Regional Championship Awards - is based on the following requirements being met: 1) A racer must have

current USA Cycling (mountain bike) or UCI annual license and be in good standing, 2) be a resident of Midwest region states, IA, IL, IN, KY, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, WI as verified by their license. USA Cycling Regional Championship Medals (RCM) - 3 places deep Pro/Open and Amateur classes. Should a racer place in the top 3 and not be eligible for a RCM, an alternate medal will be awarded. Placing will not be passed down.

OUR TIRES BUILD STRONG KIDS $1 from the sale of every Bontrager mountain bike tire supports the National Interscholastic Cycling Association. NICA is one of the fastest growing high school participation sports in the country, and currently competes in 25 leagues spanning 24 states. Trek is proud to support NICAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s goal of giving every American youth the opportunity to build strong body, mind, and character through cycling.

BATTLE OF CAMROCK CamRock Park #3 ~ Cambridge, WI Sunday, June 2nd, 2019

Capital

Off-Road Pathfinders (CORP) has partnered with Loft & Shove to bring you the premiere WORS event of 2019. Loft & Shove is a MTB race team that is working to create the best experience possible for all in attendance. This is not a typical WORS event; it is so much more than that and it starts with *UNIQUE RACE START TIMES*. CORP is working to build CamRock Park into one of the true gems of Wisconsin mountain biking. CORP is an IMBA-affiliated volunteer organization that builds and maintains all of the off-road cycling trails in and around Dane County. Loft & Shove is creating a race to remember. Not only will the Battle of CamRock have unique race start times, we will also have music, inflatable play areas for the kids, lots of food and large cash prizes for some of the classes depending on how generous the sponsors. We have a great race course and a separate race course just for the kids all within a festival atmosphere at beautiful CamRock County Park. Bring the family and prepare for a day of fun for all. Or come for the pre-ride and Saturday festivities and make a weekend of it with onsite camping or lodging right in town. The trail system at CamRock is an awesome blend of wide

and fast flowing single-track that runs through open fields of prairie grass, wooded single-track with bermed turns and more technical singletrack with a touch of roots and rocks. The Battle of CamRock will be fun and challenging for all levels, Citizen to Elite, with fun single-track, great downhill, feed zones and, of course, the sprint to the finish. A $2.00 charge issued by Dane County Parks Department will be collected from each rider on race day prior to your race. *Elite, Comp & Sport Awards begin at 3:30 pm* Like us on Facebook at facebook.com/BattleOfCamrock. Stay up to date on all of the latest news. Or visit us at www. madcitydirt.com. This race is consistently voted as one of top courses on the entire WORS calendar and will be exponentially better with Loft & Shove treatment! Keep an eye out for updates on the prizes. We will make announcementâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s along the way as we raise payouts and prizes.

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Please note the special Start Times for Elite, Comp, Open & Sport at this Event! Pre-Ride & Other Events: Pre-Ride * Saturday 12-7 pm. Anyone preriding the course does so entirely at their own risk. Learn to Race Clinic * Saturday 3:30-5

pm. Basic instruction on mtb riding skills and race preparation with course ride-through. (see page 7) Event Fee: A $2.00 charge issued by Dane County Parks Department will be collected from each rider on race day prior to your race.

Awards:

Cash to Elite overall - Equal Pay to top 3 men & women, “WORS Cash” for Cat 1 classes. Medals 3-5 places deep per WORS Guidelines see pages 11-14 or http://wors.org/series/guidelines/

Kid’s Fun Area: opens 10 am, face painting, bouncy house, 70’ blow up obstacle course, balloon guy. Music: Sunday 10-12:30 and 1;00- 3:30, band to be announced. On-site Concessions: 4 different food carts from some of Madison’s finest local vendors as well as onsite beer for sale! Other Info: Lodging: The Victorian of Cambridge www.

Event Sponsors: CORP (Capitol Off-Road Pathfinders) Loft & Shove Machinery Row Bicycles Wildside - Action Sports Additional Information: Website: www.loftandshove.com www.madcitydirt.com Facebook: facebook.com/ BattleOfCamrock Race Director, Scott Nyland: scott@ loftandshove.com

Cross-Country Mountain Bike Race CamRock Park #3 ~ Cambridge, WI Sunday, June 2nd, 2019 COURSE DESCRIPTION:

A mountain biking journey along the hills of the Koshkonong Creek. The start is a dash to the top, climbing for a half mile through the vendor area followed by lots of fast fun as racers negotiate trail characterized by its varied topography and beautiful landscape. Citizen and Juniors courses are less technical with significantly less climbing. The Sport course takes it up a notch and the Comp/ Elite course adds even more technical challenge and climbing.

START TIMES, RACE DURATION, & *ENTRY FEES average median time *includes applicable Sales Tax start time

WORS race category

Junior (age classes 7-14 ) trY-it-out Citizen PRO/Cat 1 men - Jr1 PRO/Cat 1 women - Jr1* COMP and Open: SS & Clydesdale sport & Open Fat Bike

9:30 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 11:30 am 11:31 am 11:35 am 2:00 pm

approximate est. # race duration of laps

37 min 40 min 57 min 110 min 100 min 95 min 75 min

1 1 2 4 3 3 2

entry fee

late (day of) registration

2321 ** $ 2321 * $ 3007 * $ 3745 ** $ 3745 ** $ 3217 * $ 3217 *

2900 * $ 2900 * $ 3600 * $ 4400 ** $ 4400 ** $ 3800 * $ 3800 *

Distances are approximate. Laps subject to change secondary to course conditions. 1 Cat 1 Juniors do 1 lap less.

WORS Kids Race

1:00 pm

Everybody is a Winner Race for 10 & under $300

On-Site-Only Registration!

those racing Sport pay 24 / 31, and Cat 1 juniors 31 / 37

Register: online at www.wors.org before midnight May 27th or by mail before May 24th. Mail-in entries postmarked after May 24th incur a late fee. For mailin entry make check payable to WORS. Mail check and entry form to: WORS No Refunds 8675 Rolling Hills Rd or Transfers Custer, WI 54423 on Entries! Late and Onsite Registration: Saturday 3-6 pm, Sunday 8 am until 1/2 hour before the start of your race. MAP & DIRECTIONS: From East (Milwaukee I94): Take Exit 267 @ Johnson Creek, Go South on Hwy. 26, Turn Right onto Hwy. 18, Turn Left onto N Main St in Cambridge, Turn Right at Spring St/ Cty Rd B/Water St. From North/West (Interstate 90): Take US-12E/UW-18 E, Turn on to Spring Street in Cambridge, Continue onto Cty Rd B/Water St. From South (Illinois): Take Exit 160 onto WI73, Head North then Turn Right onto Cty Rd B/Water St. GPS Address: 2334 Highland Drive, Cambridge, WI 53523

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wivictorian.com, Lake Ripley Lodge www.lakeripley. com, the Village Motel http://www.cambridgewi.com/ cambridge-chamber-of-commerce-lodging/name/thevillage-motel-laundry/, Oscar Hanson House B&B wwwohhanson.com, Cambridge House B&B www. cambridgehouse.us, (See additional listing on our FB) Camping: The camping area for the will be located at CamRock Park #2. All wheeled vehicles (RV’s and campers) will need to remain on the paved parking. The grass field will be for strictly tent camping. There is a nominal charge for camping.

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WORS 2018 Top Five Women WORS Champion Profile Name: Leia Rollins

WORS 2018 Overall Finish: 1st

Team: Broken Spoke Racing

WORS History: 8 years racing, 3-time Overall Champion Residence: DePere, WI

Race Bike: Specialized SWorks Epic Favorite WORS Race: Battle of CamRock Day Job: Senior Account Manager at Mid-West Family Broadcasting

Other Sponsors: Broken Spoke Bikes, Hammer Nutrition, Sram, Princeton Club, Bike Jacket, Integration Body Works Family: Ryan Rollins and Cole Rollins

WORS Profile

Name: Caitlin Neuman WORS 2018 Overall Finish: 4th Team: Brazen Dropouts

Residence and/or Hometown: Madison, WI Race Bike: Trek Top Fuel 9.8 Favorite WORS Race: Englewood Open Day Job: Sales/Bike Builder at

Machinery Row Bicycles Sponsors: Brazen Dropouts Family: FiancĂŠ Josh Fangman who is the

best supporter and riding partner. Our fuzz nugget of a cat Macho and parents Allan and Dawn, who come down for a crazy amount of events

WORS Profile

Name: Katrina Hurst

Name: Holly Lavesser

WORS 2018 Overall Finish: 3rd

2018 WORS Overall Finish: 2nd

Team: Linear Sport Racing Team/Trek

Team: Neff Cycle Service

# of Years Racing WORS: 3 years WORS; 7

with at least 1 race

Race Bike: Rocky Mountain Element

Favorite WORS Race: Mt. Morris Challenge Day Job: Benefit Analyst

Other Sponsors: Neff Cycle Service

Family: Husband Chris, Sister Wendy,

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Residence and/or Hometown: Lake Geneva, WI Race Bike: Trek Top Fuel 9.8

Residence: New Berlin, WI

Rabbit Coconut

# of Years Racing WORS: 4 years

Favorite WORS Race: Treadfest

Day Job: Vetrinary Student, UW-

WORS Profile

Name: Hanna Mork

WORS 2018 Overall Finish: 5th

Team: Linear Sport Racing Team/Trek

Residence and/or Hometown: Wausau, WI Race Bike: Trek Procaliber 9.9

Favorite WORS Race:: Mt. Morris Challenge

Madison

Day Job: Student-Athlete @ Colorado Mesa University

Family: Parents Peter and Margaret, Siblings; Pete, Allie, and Chris Hurst

Family: Mom & Dad plus the coolest little brothers Sawyer and Jayce!

Other Sponsors: Wheel & Sprocket, David Hobbs Honda, Styled Aesthetic, Bontrager, Northwestern Dental Center

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MOUNT MORRIS CHALLENGE Nordic Mountain ~ Mt. Morris, WI Sunday, June 16th, 2019

Featuring

rolling hills, flowing singletrack and ripping downhills, WORS and the Waushara Area Mountain Bike Association (WAMBA) present the Mount Morris Challenge at the Nordic Mountain ski area. The trail work at Nordic began in spring, 2006 with shovels and rakes. WORS Director, Don Edberg and Dave Reich along with numerous other volunteers logged approximately 1000 man hours over two summers to construct the original 5 mile loop and the first WORS race on the trail was held in August of 2007. As the trails developed, the site hosted regional championships and multiple national Pro XCT events. With annual trail expansion, course designers can now tailor course design to each WORS category providing challenge and fun for all. WAMBA was established in 2011 to build and maintain trails in and around Waushara County. The Nordic trails

are the focus of mountain biking in the Fox Valley and WAMBA encourages the use of the trails free of charge all season long. For trail information follow us on Facebook. https://www. facebook. c o m / WausharaAreaMountainBikeAssociation/ Anyone interested in more information about recreational opportunities, lodging, dining, area attractions and upcoming events in Waushara County should visit www.wausharatourism.com or www.wausharachamber.com.

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Mount Morris MTB Trails:

Open spring thru fall, not just race day! Absolutely no cost to ride trails! 9 miles of trail including: World class cross country singletrack Numerous free-ride and downhill lines Over 104 acres of terrain Trails for all skill levels!

For more information visit www.newtrailswi.org

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Pre-Ride & Other Events: Pre-Ride * Saturday 12:00-5:00 pm. Anyone pre-riding the course does so entirely at their own risk. Learn to Race Clinic * Saturday 3:30-5

pm. Basic instruction on mtb riding skills and race preparation with course ride-through. (see page 7)

Awards: Cash to Elite overall - Equal Pay to top 3 men & women, “WORS Cash” for Cat 1 classes. Medals 3-5 places deep per WORS Guidelines see pages 11-14 or http://wors.org/series/guidelines/

Amenities: Beer Tasting * Saturday evening on the deck of

Nordy’s Pub.

Spaghetti Feed * onsite Saturday evening hosted by Wautoma Kiwanis Club, $8/adults $5/ Kids (10 & under) - 4 to 8pm. In the Bar (upper level of Lodge).

Concessions * for sale on-site all day Sunday from Nordic Mountain. Other Info: Motels:

Camping:

On-site Rough Camping available at $10/car per night ($5 more for motorhomes and vehicles with large trailers). June 16 and 17 only! Evergreen Campsite & Resort (866) 450-2267, www.evergreencampsites.com

Event Sponsors:

Nordic Mountain WAMBA (Waushara Area Mountain Bike Association) Wheel and Sprocket Recyclist Bicycle Co.

Additional Information:

Bill Ringenoldus email: bill@nordicmountain.com website: mtmorrischallenge.com

Cross-Country Mountain Bike Race Nordic Mountain ~ Mt. Morris, WI Sunday, June 16th, 2019 COURSE DESCRIPTION:

This course gives you a bit of everything, with a challenge of mixed climbs, forested single track, fast descents, and rock gardens. All of this combines to challenge the experts, yet simple enough for the beginner. The course is very spectator friendly with easy access to all the action.

START TIMES, RACE DURATION, & *ENTRY FEES average median time *includes applicable Sales Tax start time

WORS race category

Junior (age classes 7-14 ) trY-it-out Citizen sport & Open Fat Bike PRO/Cat 1 men - Jr1* PRO/Cat 1 women - Jr1* COMP and Open: SS & Clydesdale

approximate est. # race duration of laps

9:30 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 11:30 am 1:30 pm 1:31 pm 1:35 pm

30 min 35 min 56 min 74 min 132 min 107 min 106 min

1 1 2 3 4 3 3

entry fee

late (day of) registration

2321 ** $ 2321 * $ 3007 * $ 3217 * $ 3745 ** $ 3745 ** $ 3217 *

2900 * $ 2900 * $ 3600 * $ 3800 * $ 4400 ** $ 4400 ** $ 3800 *

Distances are approximate. Laps subject to change secondary to course conditions. 1 Cat 1 Juniors do 1 lap less.

WORS Kids Race

1:00 pm

Everybody is a Winner Race for 10 & under $300

On-Site-Only Registration!

* Race Registrants must either purchase a 10 one day license or present their USA Cycling annual license at race registration. **There is no one day license option for Pro & Cat 1 entrants. (race age 18 & under) racing Citizen, 79 $ 21 $ REGISTRATION: * Entry Fee applies for juniors $ $ $

those racing Sport pay 24 / 31, and Cat 1 juniors 31 / 37

Register: online at www.wors.org before midnight June 10th or by mail before June 7th. Mail-in entries postmarked after June 7th incur a late fee. For mail-in entry make check payable to WORS. Mail check and entry form to: WORS No Refunds ories! 8675 Rolling Hills Rd Entr Custer, WI 54423 Transfers on Late and Onsite Registration: Saturday 3-6pm, Sunday 8am until 1/2 hour before the start of your race.

MAP & DIRECTIONS:

From the North & West: I-39/US 51 S to Exit 136, Hwy 73 east to C-R P. East on P to Hwy 22 to C-R G. Left on G through Mt. Morris to C-R W. Left on W less than 1 mile to Nordic Mountain on left. From the Northeast: Hwy 10 W to Hwy 49 S. Right on C-R A. CR-A to W. Left on W to venue. From the South: I-39/Hwy 51 N to Exit 124, Hwy 21 east to Wautoma. Left on Hwy 152 to C-R W. East on P to Hwy 22 to C-R G. Left on G through Mt. Morris to C-R W. Left on W less than 1 mile to Nordic Mountain on left. From the East & Southeast: Exit Hwy 41 at Exit 119 (Oshkosh). Take Hwy 21 west to C-R Z. Right on Z which becomes C-R S to St Hwy 152. Right on 152 to W. Left on W to Nordic Mountain on left. GPS Address: Nordic Mountain, W5806 County Rd W, Wild Rose, WI 54984

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SUPER 8 WAUTOMA (888) 777-5662 W7607 Hwy 21, Wautoma www.ipmwi.com BOARDER’S INN WAUTOMA (920) 787-5050 W7696 Hwy 21, Wautoma www.staycobblestone.com/wi/wisconsin Others at: Waushara Area Chamber of Commerce at www.wausharachamber.com

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2583 South Prairie View Road Chippewa Falls, WI 54729 (715) 723-1806 Red Flint Firecracker

615 Short Street â&#x20AC;¢ Eau Claire, WI 54701

FarmandFleet.com

INTRODUCING THE ALL NEW 2019 FORESTER

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RED FLINT FIRECRACKER

Eau Claire County Expo Center — Eau Claire, WI Sunday, June 23rd, 2019

The

first Firecracker was held in 2005 and we’ve been welcoming racers every year since. CORBA remains hard at work to bring you some of the best racing in Wisconsin. We utilize this event as one of our primary fund raisers, which allows us to continue trail development on no less than TEN trail systems in the region. Your participation is a big part of making these trails happen, so thank you! The Firecracker weekend has plenty in store for you. On Friday you can set up camp, pre-ride and then grab some delicious wood-fired pizza onsite from the Foster’s Cheese Haus Fire Truck. Saturday brings you course pre-rides, our popular All-You-Can-Eat pasta feed (a fund-raiser for McDonnell High School cross country team) and s’mores by the bonfire. Race day kicks off with an amazing All-You-Can-Eat breakfast buffet (fundraiser) that will be sure to fuel you up. Post-race, grab some snacks in the Racer Lounge or hit up our concession stand, available all day Sunday. We’ll also have coffee and snow cones for sale onsite Sunday. One thing we boast is “spectator-friendly” viewing areas. There are many sections of trail just a short walk from the Eau

Claire County Expo and let’s not forget about the return of the Red Flint Brew View, our on-course beer tent! Are you a runner? Our singletrack makes for an invigorating run. You can choose between a 5K or 10K distance. Better yet, do the run and then the mountain bike race! Not racing? We are always in need of volunteers, who also receive a swag bag PLUS a t-shirt! Please be sure to watch the CORBA website and our Facebook page for course updates and race enhancements that are still in progress. This Firecracker is always a blast!! All race proceeds go directly to CORBA, a 501c3 non-profit organization. CORBA builds and maintains the trails you are riding. A special thank you goes out to Lowes Creek County Park for their support of mountain biking and CORBA.

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Red Flint Firecracker

615 Short Street â&#x20AC;¢ Eau Claire, WI 54701

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Pre-Ride & Other Events: Pre-Ride * Friday after 3 pm and all day Saturday Anyone pre-riding the course does so entirely at their own risk. Learn to Race Clinic * Saturday 3:30-5 pm. Basic instruction on mtb riding skills and race preparation with course ride-through. Firecracker Trail Run * choice of a 5 or 10K distance. http://wors.org/ wiscotrailruns/

Trail Fee: Eau Claire County Trail Use

Fee $2 for runners and riders; payable at race registration

night from Foster Cheese Haus Racer Lounge - FREE post-race snack Spaghetti Feed - Saturday night “Bargain Price!” Bonfire - Saturday night Sunday Breakfast - pre-race fill-up “Super Deal!” Free SOCKS - to all registered racers Concessions - for sale on grounds

Friday and Saturday night only. Limited electrical sites ($5 extra per night). Lodging: visit the CORBA website at www.chippewaoffroad.org/events/firecracker

Event Sponsors:

Red Flint Rock and Stone CORBA Blain’s Farm & Fleet Chilson Motors Eau Claire Bike and Sport Scheels Spring Street Sports Shift Cyclery Riverside Bike and Skate Blue Ox Running Oakwood Hills Animal Hospital Snowie of Altoona Eau Claire Energy Cooperative Tractor Central Park Ridge Distributing Emergicare Rassbach Freedomlink Communications McDonnell High School Cross Country Team Mayo Clinic Health System

Additional Information:

Race Director: Brad Berg FCRacedirector@gmail.com www.chippewaoffroad.org/firecracker

Cross-Country Mountain Bike Race Eau Claire Co Expo Center ~ Eau Claire, WI Sunday, June 23rd, 2019 COURSE DESCRIPTION:

It wouldn’t be June without a Red Flint Firecracker to race! We have rocks, roots, lightning fast ski trails and hard packed dirt waiting for you in 2019. CORBA welcomes everyone back to Lowes Creek County Park and the trails you have been racing since 2005. The Red Flint Firecracker is packed with all of your favorites so don’t miss out on a fun-filled weekend. We’ll start you off with the fast, hard-packed lead out with a few “whoops” along the way and then you’ll get in position for the first section of twisty pine trees. Next up you’ll want to stay on your toes for a wet creek crossing, a swoopy boardwalk, and our short, punchy climbs. Add in the spectators and our famous volunteers sprinkled throughout the course to make this a race to remember as you sprint to the finish line.

START TIMES, RACE DURATION, & *ENTRY FEES average median time *includes applicable Sales Tax start time

WORS race category

Junior (age classes 7-14 ) trY-it-out Citizen sport & Open Fat Bike PRO/Cat 1 men - Jr1* PRO/Cat 1 women - Jr1* COMP and Open: SS & Clydesdale

9:30 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 11:30 am 1:30 pm 1:31 pm 1:35 pm

approximate est. # race duration of laps

35 min 35 min 56 min 74 min 132 min 107 min 106 min

1 1 2 3 4 3 3

entry fee

late (day of) registration

2321 ** $ 2321 * $ 3007 * $ 3217 * $ 3745 ** $ 3745 ** $ 3217 *

2900 * $ 2900 * $ 3600 * $ 3800 * $ 4400 ** $ 4400 ** $ 3800 *

Distances are approximate. Laps subject to change secondary to course conditions. 1 Cat 1 Juniors do 1 lap less.

WORS Kids Race

1:00 pm

Everybody is a Winner Race for 10 & under $300

On-Site-Only Registration!

- race number five

Other Info: Camping: On-site Camping $20/vehicle per night.

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those racing Sport pay 24 / 31, and Cat 1 juniors 31 / 37

Register: online at www.wors.org before midnight June 17th or by mail before June 14th. Mail-in entries postmarked after June 14th incur a late fee. For mail-in entry make check payable to WORS. Mail check and entry form to: WORS No Refunds ories! 8675 Rolling Hills Rd Entr Custer, WI 54423 Transfers on Late and Onsite Registration: Sat. 3-6 pm, Sunday 8 am until 1/2 hour before the start of your race.

MAP & DIRECTIONS:

From the East/West/South: Hwy I-94 to Hwy 93 South (Exit 68) towards Eleva/Eau Claire. Turn South onto WI Hwy 93. Turn Right onto Lorch Ave. Look for the EC County Expo Center grounds on your left. From the North: Hwy. US- 53 towards Eau Claire to South on Hwy 93 towards Eleva. Turn Right onto Lorch Ave and then look for the EC County Expo Center grounds on your left.

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John Gretzinger Ron Smith

833 637

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Todd Fletcher Rich Baumgarten Tom Wendland John Senkerik Steve Drecoll Bruce A Hauser Scott Palmersheim Mike Miller Walter Sdrenka Don Freitag Dave Reich

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James Mistark Jim Radke

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Mike Sherman Frank Lobello

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Joshua Bucholtz David Dean Michael Carew Jeremy Roth Doug Rodenkirch Mike Bons Jason Schneider Thomas Kotz Jon Holcomb Matthew Forst

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Nick Niemann Matthew Knowles Tim Boettcher

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Wally Kunstman Scott Trierweiler Tim Scanley Sam Adams Kenneth Walsh

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Christopher Oleson Michael Jeschke Matt Lemorande Jeff Dohlby Andrew McDicken

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Stuart Shelton Lloyd Cate

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Jeff Sympson Frank Lowry Neil Statz Michael Dobrient

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Name

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COMP Top Five Overall (overall points) 1 2 3 4 5

1003 1009 1041 1012 1013

Daniel Gill (50 to 54) John Orlikowski (35 to 39) Christopher Stindt (30 to 34) Christian Budzinski (45 to 49) Patrick Dowd (40 to 44)

1515 1428 1403 1389 1330

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Joseph Jeschke Owen Reich

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1006 1024 1050 1043 1011 1014

Steven Pirelli Kendal Linscheid George Pettee Josh Rupnow Isaac Wendlick Cory Marty

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1035

Doug Herrick

1470

1019 1051 1027 1053 1002

Jason Schoenick Kerry Gonzalez Neil Zacharek Dan Gage Jeff Siedschlag

1520 1495 1448 1016 871

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35-39 1 2 3 4 5

50-54 1 2

55-59 1 2 3 4

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25-29 1 2 3 4 5 6

1 2 3 4 5

1 2

1801 1804

Jeff Steckbauer Nick Aghakhan

1384 1154

Open Singlespeed 1 2 3 4 5

1907 1904 1911 1905 1906

Chuck Girkins David Lawler Wade Flisram Jason Gosse Steve Jeske

1397 1368 1237 1131 1066

Open Fat Bike Men 1 2 3 4 5 6

1605 1601 1603 1611 1610 1604

Greg Cullen Michael Slimmer Nick Templeton Dan Getzen Nathin Davisson Dustin Vande Zande

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the 2018 WORS Heads These individuals have demonstrated their devotion to WORS and mountain bike racing by participating in all ten 2018 WORS races.

Junior

7008 Julia Somerville 7005 Kenleigh Dean 7006/5028 Adelyn Somerville 6002 Issac Zarda 6007 Caleb Wardle 6004/4079 Ryker Zarda 6020 Alex Mortvedt 6011 Aleksandar Trajcev 6021 Eli Law 6024 Gavin Knudson 6017/4080 Brody Dean 6044 James Pavelski 6022 Nathan Iggulden 6019 Peyton Hoffman 6016 Kenneth Iggulden

Citizen Women

5010 Brianna Fletcher 5021/3023 Josie Andre 5009 Kilyn Brabant 5012 Crystal Meyer 5008 Tori Severin 5007 Melissa Wardle 5004 April Smith

Citizen Men

4011 James Wardle 4032/2147 Austin Cullen 4006 Cole Rollins 4002 Andrew Dipiazza 4003 Samuel Dipiazza 4029 Griffin May 4107 Trevor Iggulden 4116 Riley Mortvedt 4071 William Tynan 4020 Mitchel Van Vleet 4043 Joe Eick 4041 Dennis Law 4078 Scott McInnis 4045 Jon Terrones 4048 Greg Pullman

Sport women 3010 3001 3009 3022

Becca Somerville Kayla Johnson Tammy Somerville Jamie Zarda

Sport Men 2003 Malachi Berry 2009 Samuel Somerville 2145 Garett McInnis

2002 Jonathon Heinemann 2001 Hayden Poff 2113 Kevin Urban 2099 Jacob Bons 2081 Dean Wardle 1012 Christian Budzinski 2006 Tracy Johnson 1032 Christopher Oleson 2074 Joseph Thompson 1003 Daniel Gill 2121 Rick Hamilton 1033 Jeff Sympson 2146 Lucas Branum CAT 1 Junior 2120 Greg Niles 104 Leah Fletcher 2082 Chad Klaus 2042 Jon Veldboom Elite women 2020 Tim Poff 505 Katrina Hurst 2115 John Cramer 501 Leia Schneeberger 2096 Troy Olm 507 Maria Statz 2067 Todd Fletcher Elite Men 2104 Steve Drecoll 34 Riley Shelton 2150 John Senkerik 55 Carlos Haeckel sport CLYDESDALE 33 Michael Verhagen 2809 2814 2805

David Dean Mike Bons Doug Rodenkirch

27 12

Brett May John Shull

Comp 1024 1019

Kendal Linscheid Jason Schoenick

If we missed you, please accept our sincerest apology. It may have been because you participated in more than one class, with more than one number or just clerical error.

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COLECTIVO

COFFEE BEAN CLASSIC

Minooka Park ~ Waukesha, WI Sunday, July 21st, 2019

The

Colectivo Coffee Mountain Bike Team, in association with the Waukesha Bicycle Alliance and Waukesha County Parks is proud to host the Colectivo Coffee Bean Classic on some of the newest and best crosscountry mountain bike trails in the Midwest. Minooka Park trails are built by and for cross country riders. Colectivo Coffee Roasters will once again have its coffee bar open to pour the free, locally roasted coffee, whether your preference is hot or cold. The Colectivo Mountain Bike Team is a grassroots team focused on riding hard at every level, leaving every last drop of energy on the trail. But most importantly, we have fun in support of our fellow riders! That mission carries through in every element of the Coffee Bean Classic. We ride bikes because of the challenging fun, and thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s exactly what youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll get on race day! Visit us at the Colectivo Mountain Bike Team Facebook page.

Please note: Any changes to the course and course condition updates, will be posted at The Colectivo Mountain Bike Team Facebook page, and on the WORS Facebook page.

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DISCOVER YOUR TRAIL Minooka Park Mountain Biking Trail 1927 E. Sunset Drive, Waukesha

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Learn to Race Clinic * Saturday 3:30-5 pm. Basic instruction on mtb riding skills and race preparation with course ride-through. (see page 7)

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

Park Entrance Fee: Registered racers will re-

ceive a vehicle pass good for Saturday and Sunday; other vehicles subject to normal Waukesha County Park Fees - $5/day or purchase an annual pass.

Awards: Cash to Elite overall - Equal Pay to top 3 men & women, “WORS Cash” for Cat 1 classes. Medals 3-5 places deep per WORS Guidelines, see pages 11-14 or http://wors.org/series/guidelines/

Racer Perks: Free Colectivo Coffee Drinks * Hot and Cold from the Colectivo Coffee Roasters.

Motels:

Waukesha.

Numerous hotel/motel options in

Camping: On-site camping available Friday & Saturday. Check the race page on WORS website for online registration. http://wors.org/schedule/ coffee-bean/ Event Sponsors: Colectivo Coffee Roasters Lakefront Brewery Metro Mountain Bikers Waukesha County Parks Proceeds Benefit:

Metro Mountain Bikers and their efforts to build and maintain trails at Minooka Park and Southeast Wisconsin

Additional Information: Andy Douglass phone (262) 993-0833 email: racedirector@colectivoMTB.org Updates & Other Info at Colectivo’s Facebook page. Like us @ Colectivo Mountain Bike Team

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A challenging course snakes its way up, down, and around the moraines of Minooka Park. Racers will face steep climbing and flat out speed on a mix of flowy single track with huge berm turns, technical segments and flat out stretches that will approach road bike speeds. A mix of new and re-routed trails should increase flow and passing. Racers of all levels get the chance to experience a little of everything, including the “Bat Loop,” “Sooper Bole” and “Flat Tops” single track segments, as well as the blazing fast “Vista Cruise” single track in the prairie. This venue puts friends and family in perfect position to cheer on their favorite racers all day long.

START TIMES, RACE DURATION, & *ENTRY FEES average median time *includes applicable Sales Tax start time

WORS race category

Junior (age classes 7-14 ) trY-it-out Citizen sport & Open Fat Bike PRO/Cat 1 men - Jr1* PRO/Cat 1 women - Jr1* COMP and Open: SS & Clydesdale

9:30 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 11:30 am 1:30 pm 1:31 pm 1:35 pm

approximate est. # race duration of laps

35 min 35 min 60 min 85 min 120 min 110 min 105 min

1 1 2 2 4 3 3

entry fee

late (day of) registration

2321 ** $ 2321 * $ 3007 * $ 3217 * $ 3745 ** $ 3745 ** $ 3217 *

2900 * $ 2900 * $ 3600 * $ 3800 * $ 4400 ** $ 4400 ** $ 3800 *

Distances are approximate. Laps subject to change secondary to course conditions. 1 Cat 1 Juniors do 1 lap less.

WORS Kids Race

1:00 pm

Everybody is a Winner Race for 10 & under $300

On-Site-Only Registration!

- race number seven

Dogs must be on leash.

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Minooka Park ~ Waukesha, WI Sunday, July 21st, 2019

Pre-Ride * Saturday 12-7 pm. Anyone preriding the course does so entirely at their own risk.

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The Official Bike of WORS

those racing Sport pay 24 / 31, and Cat 1 juniors 31 / 37

Register: online at www.wors.org before midnight July 15th or by mail before July 12th. Mail-in entries postmarked after July 12th incur a late fee. For mail-in entry make check payable to WORS. Mail check and entry form to: WORS s or No Refund ntries! 8675 Rolling Hills Rd nE o rs e sf n a Tr Custer, WI 54423 Late and Onsite Registration: Sat. 3-6 pm, Sunday 8 am until 1/2 hour before the start of your race.

MAP & DIRECTIONS:

From N, E & W: I-94 to Hwy 18/Hwy 164/E Morland Blvd(Exit 297), L on Hwy 164 S south, Left on Racine Avenue/County Rd Y, turn Right on E Sunset Dr. The park is on the Left. From S: I-43 to Hwy 164(exit 50) north to E Sunset Dr. Turn Right on Sunset, the park is on the Right. GPS Address: 1927 East Sunset Drive, Waukesha, WI 53186

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Open Women 1 2 3

1505 1501 1510

Amy Rider 1578 Jacqueline Mueller 1471 Brenda Zimmermann Thorpe 1443

Al Krueger (40 to 49)

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CAT 1 Juniors Women 15-18 1

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USA Cycling Cat 1 and Pro WORS #

Name

Points

Top Five (overall points) 1 2 3 4 5

501 502 505 508 509

Leia Schneeberger (30 to 39) Holly Lavesser (Pro) Katrina Hurst (19 to 29) Caitlin Neuman (19 to 29) Hanna Mork (19 to 29)

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USA Cycling Cat 1 and Pro Place

WORS #

Name

Points

Top Ten (overall points) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 2 46 9 65 72 5 8 73

Cole House (Pro) Pete Karinen (Pro) Caleb Swartz (Pro) Ben Senkerik (Pro) Tristan Schouten (Pro) Ethan Jedlicka (19 to 29) Ray Nelson (40 to 49) Vincent Steger (Pro) J W Miller (50 and Over)

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Trevor Flinton Max Bailey

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Byrne Dobrient William Frank Corbin Hodgeman Ethan Janssen Carter Warren

1597 1482 1436 1435 1519

16 50 36 34 44 69 37 42 21 47

Elijah Johnson Matt Grady Nick Sdrenka Riley Shelton Nick Niemi Michael Evans Nathan Knowles Matthew Paterson Tristan N Hauser Cole McDicken

2711 2353 2140 2128 2021 1449 1381 1358 1263 1039

31 33 55 61 64 45

Peter Hurst Michael Verhagen Carlos Haeckel Josh Fangman Jacob Huizenga Nicholas Holzem

2753 2734 2692 2454 2363 2142

Men 17-18

ELITE WOMEN Place

101 108

1610 1520 1500 1462 1445 1422 1362 1319 1270

1 2 3 4 3

111 113 107 102 109

CAT 1 MEN

30-39 1 2 3 4 5 6

18 30 20 43 24 14 77 29 38

Michael Humpal Matt Radke Brian Paterson Pawel Rutkowski Bill Street Ryan Goemans Thomas Sturtevant Kensington Statz Tony Wagner

2129 2087 1946 1938 1845 1638 1589 1543 1088

27 57 15 23 39 52 68

Brett May Jason Kloptowsky Randal Sahs Peter Cherchian James Holmes Sanjay Ganju Jerrod Collier

2380 1999 1954 1873 1799 1738 1368

John Shull Brian Harris Dan Szczepanski

2452 2030 1465

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50 & over 1 2 3

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Congratulations To All Of Our 2018 WORS Overall Finishers!

HIXON FOREST EPIC

Hixon Forest Park— La Crosse, WI Sunday, August 4th, 2019

Hixon

Forest Epic organizers and the City of La Crosse are excited to host the 8th event in the 28th year of Wisconsin Off Road Series racing. Hixon Forest is over 800 acres of bluffland overlooking the Mississippi River Valley in the heart of the Driftless Region--La Crosse, Wisconsin. In the early 1900s, a group of citizens including members of the Hixon family raised funds to purchase area blufflands to save them from additional quarrying and logging. Soon after deeds were exchanged, the lands were donated to the City for preservation and recreation. In modern times, the City of La Crosse Parks and Recreation Department works with local organizations to build and maintain world class trails and facilities for hiking, snowshoeing, skiing, and mountain biking. The City of La Crosse Parks and Recreation Department’s mission is to enrich our community through stewardship of the environment and through provision of quality recreation, facilities, and fun. Bringing the WORS races to La Crosse matches the mission and puts our city on the map as a mountain bike destination. Funds

are aggressively reinvested into our trail network in an effort to always be improving on our excellent opportunities for riding. Everyone is invited to live it up in La Crosse on Saturday for the pre-ride, then venture into our historic city and explore. Those choosing to make their bed upon the bluffs are invited to a summertime night ride on the trails and a late night pump track jam session. The day of the event, excitement kicks off with the Hixon Forest Frolic 5K. The popular Kids Race means you better bring your children along for fun, and bring your appetite because local food trucks and craft beer vendors will be filling your plates and your pints! For event updates, “Like Us” on Facebook at HixonForestEpic.

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Pre-Ride & Other Events: Pre-Ride * Saturday 10-6 pm. Anyone preriding the course does so entirely at their own risk. Learn to Race Clinic * Saturday 3:30-5 pm. Basic instruction on mtb riding skills and race preparation with course ride-through. (see page 7) Hixon Forest Frolic 5K * Trail http://

WORS Kids Race * Sunday 1

pm. 3 divisions, ages 10 & under (see page 7)

Awards: Cash to Elite overall - Equal Pay to top 3 men & women, “WORS Cash” for Cat 1 classes. Medals 3-5 places deep per WORS Guidelines, see pages 11-14 or http://wors.org/series/guidelines/

Amenities: Racer Lounge: free post-race snack Concessions: local food trucks and craft beer vendors will be filling your plates and your pints! Pump Track: free access to onsite pump track entire weekend

Other Info:

Event Sponsors:

La Crosse County Convention & Visitors Bureau Pearl Street Brewery Smith’s Bike Shop Turtle Stack Brewery River Trails Cycle Coulee Bicycle Company Wyatt Bikes Bikes Limited Blue Steel Bikes

Contact Info: Race Director: Robbie Young,

email: RobertAdamYoung@gmail.com website: www.explorelacrosse.com/ HixonForestEpic Phone: (608) 789-7533

Proceeds Benefit * Hixon Forest Trail Expansion Projects

COURSE DESCRIPTION:

The race beings with an uphill prairie start followed by rolling sprints to heat up the legs and spread out the pack. As the La Crosse trails grow and change, so does our race. 2019 will feature variations on the redesign of 2018, and is sure to include some surprises. New trail segments keep the course fresh for all riders while maintaining characteristic Hixon challenges with classic Driftless Region elevation. Expect to find thrilling challenges through rock gardens, root tangles, and punchy climbs with fast descents, maybe even a jump line or two.

START TIMES, RACE DURATION, & *ENTRY FEES average median time *includes applicable Sales Tax start time

WORS race category

Junior (age classes 7-14 ) trY-it-out Citizen sport & Open Fat Bike PRO/Cat 1 men - Jr1* PRO/Cat 1 women - Jr1* COMP and Open: SS & Clydesdale

9:30 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 11:30 am 1:30 pm 1:31 pm 1:35 pm

approximate est. # race duration of laps

28 min 28 min 48 min 80 min 130 min 98 min 95 min

entry fee

late (day of) registration

1a $2321 ** $ 1a 2321 * $ 2a 3007 * a b $ 1 &1 3217 * 3b $3745 ** 2b $3745 ** 2b $3217 *

2900 * 2900 * $ 3600 * $ 3800 * $ 4400 ** $ 4400 ** $ 3800 * $

Distances are approximate. Laps subject to change secondary to course conditions. 1 Cat 1 Juniors do 1 lap less.

WORS Kids Race

1:00 pm

Everybody is a Winner Race for 10 & under $300

On-Site-Only Registration!

- race number eight

Hotels: https://www.explorelacrosse.com/whereto-stay-in-la-crosse/ Camping: On-site camping will be available but will be limited. Reserve your space early! Please call the La Crosse Parks, Recreation & Forestry department to reserve. 608-789-7533 Goose Island Campground, http://bit.ly/1HU0MqN, 608-788-7018, Blue Bird Campground, www. bluebirdsprings.com,608-781-2267, Pettibone Resort and Campground, www.pettiboneresort. com, 608-782-5858

Cross-Country Mountain Bike Race Hixon Forest Park ~ La Crosse, WI Sunday, August 4th, 2019

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Run, Sunday 8:30 am start, * wors.org/wiscotrailruns/

The Official Bike of WORS

those racing Sport pay 24 / 31, and Cat 1 juniors 31 / 37

Register: online at www.wors.org before midnight July 29th or by mail before July 26th. Mail-in entries postmarked after July 26th incur a late fee. For mail-in entry make check payable to WORS. Mail check and entry form to: WORS No Refunds ories! 8675 Rolling Hills Rd Entr Transfers on Custer, WI 54423 Late and Onsite Registration: Saturday 3-6 pm, Sunday 8 am until 1/2 hour before the start of your race.

MAP & DIRECTIONS:

From Interstate 90, take Highway 16 W which becomes Losey Blvd for approx. 5 miles, take left on Main St and continue onto Bliss Road for 2 miles, take left on County Road FA, race site in 1 mile. From the South: Highway 35 North, take right on Losey Blvd/Highway 16N, in 2.5 miles take right on Main St and continue onto Bliss Road for 2 miles, take left on County Road FA, race site in 1 mile.GPS Address: Hixon Forest Park, 711 County Road FA, La Crosse, WI 54601

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Citizen Racer Sam Cherchain #4111 winner of the Grand Prize in WORS 2018 Overall Raffle a Trek Procaliber 9.7

WORS OVERALL RAFFLE Each year, WORS series racers gather at the Awards Banquet to celebrate the culmination of another year. This event puts the exclamation mark on each season, as series participants gather for great conversation, tasty food, big awards, and plentiful prizes. One of the most anticipated moments of the evening is the drawing of winners for the WORS Overall Raffle. All WORS overall finishers, whether present at the Banquet or not, are included in the raffle. Winning in the raffle has no connection to a racers placing in the overall. 2018 WORS Overall Raffle Prize Winners 1st Prize: Trek Procaliber 9.7 bike and an Extreme Photography Unlimited Coupon, ($3600 value). Won by Sam Cherchian, WORS Citizen racer #4111 2nd Prize: A Hayes Performance Systems Sun Ringle Duroc 30 29er wheelset, Bontrager Team Issue TLR tires, KMC SL chain package, Pro Gold Pro Bucket cleaning & Maintenance package, Bar Mitts, a Honey Stinger Waffles, and an XTR Photo Collage discount coupon ($1519 value) Won by Jeff Wren, WORS Sport racer #2101 3rd Prize: a Race Face Next SL Crankset, a pair of Bontrager Team Issue TLR tires, 2 KMC chains, Pro Gold Pro Bucket cleaning & Maintenance package, Bar Mitts, a Honey Stinger Waffles, and an XTR Photo Collage discount coupon ($1012 value). Won by Josh Fangman, WORS Cat 1 racer #61 4th Prize: a 1-Up Heavy Duty Double Bike Rack, Pro Gold Pro

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Please patronize our great sponsors, whenever possible! Box, KMC SL chain, and Bar Mitts, a Honey Stinger Energy Food Package, and an XTR Photo Collage discount coupon ($840 value). Won by Jay Yanko, WORS Sport racer #2112 5th Prize: a WORS All-In-One for 2019, a KMC EL chain, a Pro Gold Pro Bucket, Bar Mitts package, a Honey Stinger Energy gift bag, and an XTR Photo Collage discount coupon ($780 value). Won by Peter Ackermann, WORS Citizen racer #4049 6th Prize: a Race Face Next SL Crankset, a pair of Bontrager Team Issue TLR tires, and Bar Mitts Extreme Mountain Mitts ($735 value). Won by Colin Knowles, WORS Citizen racer #4054 7th Prize: A Sun Ringle Duroc 30 29er wheelset from Hayes Performance Systems, and a pair Bar Mitts ($675 value). Won by Etan Janssen, WORS Cat 1 Junior racer #102 8th Prize: a pair of Bontrager Team Issue TLR tires, two KMC chains, Pro Gold Pro Box, Bar Mitts Extreme Mountain Mitts, and a Honey Stinger gift bag ($540 value). Won by Jon Erickson, WORS Citizen Clydesdale racer #4814 9th Prize: a pair of Bontrager Team Issue TLR tires, a Pro Gold Pro Bucket, a Honey Stinger gift bag, a Borah Teamwear Cycling Cap and Bar Mitts Extreme Mountain Mitts ($420 value). Won by Brianna Fletcher, WORS Citizen racer #5015 10th Prize: a pair of Bontrager Team Issue TLR tires, 2 KMC X11 EL chains, and a Pro Gold Pro Bucket ($365 value). Won by Hunter Lester, WORS Junior racer #6031 All Racers that finish WORS 2018 with an overall score will be entered in a drawng for a similar bounty of fantastic products made from our generous sponsors at seasonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s end.

REFORESTATION RAMBLE Reforestation Camp ~ Suamico, WI Sunday, August 18th, 2019

Fast,

fluid, and fresh routes define the 2019 Refo Ramble. The same blast off start and shady kids course will be back in 2019. The course will be revealed at the noon pre-ride. Expect a fun mix of flowy single and double track for passing on sections of the fast draining sand hill terrain. No pre-riding during course marking for safety reasons! Don’t miss the Vendor/Exhibitor Zone with Pete’s Garage and Learn to Race clinics. Trail runs are back in the morning on Sunday for a workout with a post-race coffee or beer refresher. In fact the most popular individual at the race may be the one tapping for Hinterland Brewery as the sponsor’s beer flows for finishers. Ashwaubenon Nordic Ski Team (ANST) is happy to host this event again. We fundraise for trail repair and improvement for summer bike use and more than match the dollars with skier sweat equity. Proud to welcome remarkable local company MCL as a sponsor. They’re hiring … see the ad. Come out for the Stump Farm Trail Races held at the Camp on Sunday, October 27. Trails are leaf blown for an exceptional fall ride. The event includes foot racing a sweet 10 mile or a wide trail 5K for a social workout loved

by running friend groups and families. Use WORSREFO as a promo code to save $5 on your online registration. Gentle reminders … Brown County looks for trail fees from all riders and you can expect to be checked on Saturday. This $5 (cash only) fee is not included in your WORS race entry. Passes available at the WORS tent, in lodge during registration or at the trailhead. Show us your season or daily trail pass at registration for a ticket for free coffee or beer! For camping, call Tiffany at the Pulaski Village Office, 920822-5182, to check availability. Parking is at a premium. Vehicles can utilize only one space on race day with overhang on the median for trailers/shorter RVs. Long pull through spots are first come, first served. The park is carry in and carry out garbage. Be responsible, be clean! Like the Facebook event page for promos, info, updates and race photos. please remember! Pets are not allowed at the Park due to the NEW Zoo being next door to the Reforestation Camp.

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presented by:

The Official Bike of WORS

Pre-Ride & Other Events: Pre-Ride * Saturday 12-7pm. Anyone preriding the course does so entirely at their own risk. Learn to Race Clinic * Sat. 3:30-5 pm. Basic instruction on mtb riding skills and race preparation with course ride-through. (see page 7) Reforestation Ramble Trail Run * Trail Run, Sunday 8:30am start, * 5K & 10K distances. http://wors.org/ wiscotrailruns/

Vendor/Exhibitor Zone * hosting many of our

race sponsors all day.

Awards: Cash to Elite overall - Equal Pay to top 3 men & women, “WORS Cash” for Cat 1 classes. Medals 3-5 places deep per WORS Guidelines, see pages 11-14 or http://wors.org/ series/guidelines/ Post-race Fruit & Refreshment * courtesy of Ashwaubenon Nordic Ski Team and our sponsors. Concessions available for racers and the public. Other Info: No Dogs (pets) Allowed * proximity to NEW Zoo prohibits pets.

Trail Pass Required * Brown County requires

Motels: Country Inn & Suites, 2308 Lineville Rd,

Suaumico 920-884-2000, Others: AmericInn 920434-9790, Comfort Suites 920-499-7449.

Camping: may be available at the Pulaski Polka Grounds (8.1 miles away). For reservations call the village at 920-822-5182 or email Tiffany at treyment@villageofpulaski.org.

Event Sponsors:

ANST (Ashwaubenon Nordic Ski Team) Pete’s Garage Stadium Bike MCL village of companies in Pulaski, WI Hinterland Brewery

Additional Information:

Scott Putman phone (920) 6095654, email: cputman@new. rr.com

Cross-Country Mountain Bike Race Reforestation Camp ~ Suamico, WI Sunday, August 18th, 2019 COURSE DESCRIPTION:

Riding at the camp is fast and exhilarating, the course uses a majority flowy single track frequently interspersed two track where you have to put the hammer down. Expect to ride on hard dirt, roots with a visit to a bog or two. The course is a great mix of the “camp’s” 1550 acres of trails and woods.

START TIMES, RACE DURATION, & *ENTRY FEES average median time *includes applicable Sales Tax start time

WORS race category

Junior (age classes 7-14 ) trY-it-out Citizen sport & Open Fat Bike PRO/Cat 1 men - Jr1* PRO/Cat 1 women - Jr1* COMP and Open: SS & Clydesdale

9:30 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 11:30 am 1:30 pm 1:31 pm 1:35 pm

approximate est. # race duration of laps

35 min 35 min 60 min 85 min 120 min 100 min 95 min

1 1 2 3 4 3 3

entry fee

late (day of) registration

2321 ** $ 2321 * $ 3007 * $ 3217 * $ 3745 ** $ 3745 ** $ 3217 *

2900 * $ 2900 * $ 3600 * $ 3800 * $ 4400 ** $ 4400 ** $ 3800 *

Distances are approximate. Laps subject to change secondary to course conditions. 1 Cat 1 Juniors do 1 lap less.

WORS Kids Race

1:00 pm

Everybody is a Winner Race for 10 & under $300

On-Site-Only Registration!

those racing Sport pay 24 / 31, and Cat 1 juniors 31 / 37

Register: online at www.wors.org before midnight August 12th or by mail before August 9th. Mail-in entries postmarked after August 9th incur a late fee. For mail-in entry make check payable to WORS. Mail check and entry form to: WORS No Refunds ories! 8675 Rolling Hills Rd Entr Transfers on Custer, WI 54423 Late and Onsite Registration: Sat. 3-6 pm, Sunday 8 am until 1/2 hour before the start of your race.

MAP & DIRECTIONS: From Milwaukee/ Chicago: I 43 North to 41/141 Take Hwy. 41-141 North from Green Bay to Exit #176 (County B/Suamico). Turn left on County B. Go about 4 miles then turn right on County IR. The Camp is straight ahead on Reforestation Rd/County IR. From Milwaukee/Madison: 41 North to 41/141 North Take Hwy. 41-141 North from Green Bay to Exit #176 (County B/Suamico). Turn left on County B and go about 4 miles then turn right on County IR. The Camp is straight ahead on Reforestation Rd/County IR. From Wausau: 29 East to 41/141 North Take Hwy. 41-141 North from Green Bay to Exit #176 (County B/Suamico). Turn left on County B. Go about 4 miles then turn right on County IR. The Camp is straight ahead on Reforestation Rd/ County IR. GPS Address: 4378 Reforestation Rd, Green Bay, WI 54313

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- race number nine

a trail pass, the race gives you a Beer and Coffee ticket when you show us a trail pass (annual or daily)!

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LAKE GENEVA CANOPY TOURS

ADVENTURE IS CALLING TRIPADVISOR’S #1 OUTDOOR ACTIVITY IN LAKE GENEVA • 3 tracks with a combined 9+ miles of winding forest trails • Obstacles including ladder bridges, jumps, and switchbacks

262-214-6734

LakeGenevaCanopyTours.com

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WHEN YOU’RE DONE RIDING, FLY OR CLIMB WITH US!

TREADFEST

Grand Geneva Resort ~ Lake Geneva, WI Sunday, August 25th, 2019

The

TREADHEAD’S are very excited to once again have TREADFEST as the Grand Finale of WORS 2019! The TREADHEAD’S have worked tirelessly to add features to the course and events to make TREADFEST even better. The new features in the TREADZONE last year made for a great place for spectators to see their rider go by several times. TREADFEST offers one of the tougher courses on the WORS circuit. The course has plenty of climbing and lots of single track broken up by sections for passing. The course is laid out with three different loops depending on the ability of the race so that everyone can have fun no matter what their ability is. TREADFEST has activities for riders and families including: a consumer expo, WORS Learn to Race Clinic, TREADFEST Kids Race, tasty food and drink on site, TREADFEST T-shirts and all the weekend fun in beautiful Lake Geneva! The venue for TREADFEST is the beautiful Mountain Top at the Grand Geneva Resort and Spa. This property is the original Playboy Club Hotel and today boasts two championship golf courses, spa, fitness center, indoor and outdoor tennis, and an indoor and outdoor waterpark. The

Mountain Top at The Grand G e n e v a Resort is now open all season for mountain bike riding and disc golf. Check out their website for more information. In addition to TREADFEST, TREADHEAD Cycling (THC) strives to give riders an exciting environment to explore the joys of riding a bike. TREAD stands for Training – Riding – Education – Advocacy – Diversity. THC is a nonprofit bicycle group that aims to give the TREADHEAD spirit back to the roads and trails through bicycle advocacy involvement. The TREADHEAD’s are excited to partner with My Team Triumph and helped to create a chapter in Lake Geneva! (http://myteamtriumph-wi.org/) We welcome all riders to join TREADHEAD Cycling for our mountain and road rides as well as many other TREADHEAD events throughout the year. Please check www.treadheadcycling.com for details, our list of sponsors and our ride calendar. All are welcome!

Training - Riding - Education - Advocacy - Diversity Our goal is to give riders of all ability levels and riding styles a fun and positive environment to explore the joy of riding a bike. We are dedicated to promoting bicycle riding in all its splendid forms with a focus on helping fellow TreadHeads get the most out of his or her riding experience. In addition to this, we aim to bring the Club T.R.E.A.D. spirit back to the roads and trails we ride, through regular involvement in bicycle advocacy projects.

TreadHead Cycling is your proud sponsor of Treadfest at the Grand Geneva Resort & Spa. check us out at:

treadheadcycling.com

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Pre-Ride & Other Events: Pre-Ride * Saturday 10am-2:00pm. All riders must be off the course by 2pm! Anyone pre-riding the course does so entirely at their own risk. Learn to Race Clinic * Saturday 121:30pm. Basic instruction on mtb riding skills and race preparation with course ridethrough. (see page 7) WORS Kids Race * Sunday 1 pm.

3 divisions, ages 10 & under (see page 7)

Awards: Cash to Elite overall - Equal Pay to top 3 men & women, “WORS Cash” for Cat 1 classes. Medals 3-5 places deep per WORS Guidelines, see pages 11-14 or http://wors.org/series/

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Amenities:

Concessions * Courtesy of the Grand Geneva, available onsite for purchase throughout the day.

Other Info:

Event Sponsors:

Tread Head Cycling Grand Geneva Resort Mercy Health MD-1

Additional Information: Race Director - Mike Bishop phone: (262) 374-4475 email: treadheadcycling@ gmail.com web: www.treadheadcycling. com

Cross-Country Mountain Bike Race The Mountain Top at Grand Geneva Resort Lake Geneva, WI Sunday, August 25th, 2019 COURSE DESCRIPTION:

It’s simple. The TREADFEST course was built by racers for racers. The course brings out the best of the Mountain Top topography as it shifts from tight, technical single track to wide open big ring double-track. The thigh burning climbs are rewarded with fast and fun descents. Hear the roar of the crowd as you finish in front of the spectator friendly Mountain Top Lodge. Enjoy!

START TIMES, RACE DURATION, & *ENTRY FEES average median time *includes applicable Sales Tax start time

WORS race category

Junior (age classes 7-14 ) trY-it-out Citizen sport & Open Fat Bike PRO/Cat 1 men - Jr1* PRO/Cat 1 women - Jr1* COMP and Open: SS & Clydesdale

9:30 am 10:00 am 10:00 am 11:30 am 1:30 pm 1:31 pm 1:35 pm

approximate est. # race duration of laps

35 min 35 min 60 min 85 min 120 min 110 min 105 min

1 1 2 3 5 4 4

entry fee

late (day of) registration

2321 ** $ 2321 * $ 3007 * $ 3217 * $ 3745 ** $ 3745 ** $ 3217 *

2900 * $ 2900 * $ 3600 * $ 3800 * $ 4400 ** $ 4400 ** $ 3800 *

Distances are approximate. Laps subject to change secondary to course conditions. 1 Cat 1 Juniors do 1 lap less.

WORS Kids Race

1:00 pm

Everybody is a Winner Race for 10 & under $300

On-Site-Only Registration!

- race number ten

Motels: Comfort Suites 262-248-2300 Grand Geneva Resort 800-558-3417. Camping: Meadowlark Acres www. meadowlarkacres.org 262-763-7200 & Big Foot Beach State www.dnr.state.wi.us 262248-2528 Book Early!

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The Official Bike of WORS

those racing Sport pay 24 / 31, and Cat 1 juniors 31 / 37

Register: online at www.wors.org before midnight August 19th or by mail before August 16th. Mail-in entries postmarked after August 16th incur a late fee. For mailin entry make check payable to WORS. Mail check and entry form to: WORS No Refunds ories! 8675 Rolling Hills Rd Entr a Tr nsfers on Custer, WI 54423 Late and Onsite Registration: Sat. 2-5 pm, Sunday 8 am until 1/2 hour before the start of your race.

MAP & DIRECTIONS: From Chicago: Take I-94 north take Exit 344 Hwy 50 west. Proceed west approximately 23.7 miles. Grand Geneva Resort will be on your right. From Milwaukee: Take 894 to I-43 south. Exit 43 at Hwy 12 at Elkhorn. Follow Hwy 12 to Hwy 50 East, the 2nd exit. Take off ramp, continue East under the overpass. Grand Geneva Resort will be on your left. From Madison: Take I-90 south to Beloit and Janesville, take Delavan exit Hwy 11 just south of Janesville. In Delavan, change to Hwy 50 east and proceed through Lake Geneva. Once through Lake Geneva go under the Hwy 12 overpass and Grand Geneva Resort will be on your left. Follow signs to Mountain Top Lodge. GPS address: 7036 Grand Geneva Way, Lake Geneva, WI 53147

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WORS Rules to race by IT IS EACH AND EVERY COMPETITOR’S RESPONSIBILITY TO KNOW AND ABIDE BY THE RULES!

Ignorance of the Rules is NEVER an acceptable defense! ÊÊ Only registered racers may compete in a WORS event. An official WORS race number plate and back number with age class clearly marked must be displayed by each racer. No competitor shall cut, fold, mutilate, apply stickers to or alter in any way their WORS number plate. Numbers are not transferable. ÊÊ All competitors must wear a properly secured helmet, complying to DOT or CPSC Standards at all times during competition as well as when pre-riding or warming up on the course. Competitors must wear proper riding attire, including a shirt, shorts, and fully-enclosed shoes during competition. ÊÊ Each competitor is responsible for having their bike in good operating condition, including but not limited to: two fully-functioning brakes, plugged handlebar ends, NO hazardous attachments including kickstands and reflectors, adjusted hubs and headset, true wheels, and a sound frame (no cracks, severe bends or dents). Race and/or WORS officials may remove any racer from the start whom they feel is attempting to compete on an unsafe bike. Racers must start with and ride the same bike throughout any single event. ÊÊ Personal listening devices which may interfere with a racer’s awareness of other racers and their surroundings are strictly prohibited on the race course. ÊÊ All racers are required to be self-sufficient. Meaning that should a rider encounter a mechanical problem with their bike they must be carrying any and all parts and tools needed to make a repair and complete that repair without outside assistance. A racer is who is unable to meet this rule is expected to retire from the race or complete the race with their bike in as is condition. ÊÊ All Competitors must be self sufficient. All repairs during a race must be performed by the individual racers. Tools and spare parts used in a repair must be carried by the racer. No offcourse assistance is allowed and racers may not “cannibalize” or accept any parts off anyone else’s bike during a race. ÊÊ Deviation from the marked course will result in disqualification unless the competitor reenters the course at point of exit. This includes ducking under any flagging marking the boundaries of the finish chute. A competitor that purposely leaves the marked course during competition is deemed to have retired from the race and will be scored as a DQ or DNF. ÊÊ Feeding and/or “hand-ups” to a racer from a support person may occur on any part of the course with the following stipulations: 1) all those feeding must stand to the right just off course,

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2) running with a racer is prohibited, 3) feeding must not interfere with another competitor. This is an override of USA Cycling Mountain rules and is in effect throughout WORS. ÊÊ Self feed bottle dispensers or the like must be located in a designated feed zone near the start of the lap. ÊÊ Any competitor littering the course with a gel packet, food wrappers or other waste will be disqualified! If you Packed it in, Pack it out! ÊÊ A competitor on their bike has the right-ofway over one pushing their bike. Whenever a competitor is off their bike, they need to make every effort to allow access to the fastest/most rideable part of the track to racers on their bikes. ÊÊ Lapped racers must yield the track immediately. A lapped racer by definition is one from the same starting wave as the overtaking racer. Other racers being overtaken should make every effort to let faster riders by as soon as the course allows. ÊÊ It is the responsibility of an overtaking rider to pass safely. No racer is expected to stop their race to allow other racers to pass. However, no rider shall intentionally impede the progress of another. A rider should make his/her presence known when overtaking a slower rider (i.e. “On your left. Please!”). Especially in singletrack, await return communication from the rider being overtaken that it is safe to pass. A rider passing another is expected to do so in a manner which requires the least accommodation from the rider being passed. ÊÊ The use of profanity or flagrant discourtesy directed at another competitor, race worker, or spectator is grounds for disqualification from an individual event, first offense, and WORS upon the second offense! ÊÊ Mountain biking is an individual sport, and even though WORS does have a team competition, entering into agreements or forming alliances (monetary or otherwise) to control or alter the results of a race will result in disqualification from that individual event. ÊÊ Pre-riding the race course after the start of the first race of the day is prohibited! On race day the only individuals riding bicycles on the race course should be those entered in the category(ies) competing at the time. Interference with another’s race by doing so is grounds for disqualification, (i.e. an Elite racer riding on the race course during the Sport race in such a way as to cause alteration of results or put Sport racers in danger). ÊÊ A race may be halted or rerouted by the race director or emergency personnel in case of severe injury to a rider or life threatening weather.

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Racers failing to heed the instruction of medical personal and/or course marshals attending to an injured rider will be disqualified! ÊÊ Protests of the results, the conduct of a racer, or any other matters related to the race, may only be filed by a competitor in the event or a race official. Protests must be reported to or filed with a timing official within 10 minutes of the completion of an event, initial posting of results in question, or a ruling to be considered valid. All results become final as of the presentation of awards. ÊÊ The sale of merchandise or display of products for promotional purposes at WORS events without the permission of WORS and the individual event director is prohibited. This includes but is not limited to banners, tents, and anything not permanently attached to a vehicle that a competitor has driven to an event. ÊÊ Ignorance of the RULES is NEVER an admissible defense! Read and know the rules. Final interpretation the Rules is up to the Event Director, WORS and/or the USA Cycling officials onsite. These individuals have control over all competitors, scorers, and officials at each WORS event and their decision on these rules, and any situations not specifically covered by these rules, is final! The intent of these rules of these rules is to maintain a safe and fair venue of competition http://usacycling.org/usacycling-rule-book.htm All WORS races are sanctioned by USA Cycling. USA Cycling rules not covered here may also apply. Please visit https://www.usacycling. org/usa-cycling-rule-book.htm to familiarize yourself with the USA Cycling Rule Book.

RULE ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURE Because officials are unable to witness the majority of rule infractions that may occur and because every participant is entitled to do process, there is a Protest Procedure for in place for a racer to request a rule enforcement leading to a penalty for another racer. 1. An individual who is certain a rule infraction has occurred should report it to an official and request a Protest Form. 2. The racer will fill out an return the form. 3. The racer should locate witness to support his or her claim and have them available for questioning by the official . 4. The official will work to locate the offending racer. 5. Both the protester’s and offending racer’s recollections along with any witness testimony and the official will render a judgement and/or rule explanation along with any warranted penalty.

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