Sunday - August 22, 2010
Oak Park - Greenfield, NH
Have you got what it takes to conquer the 62+ miles?
Don't miss - Entry by Pre-Registration only.
For up-to-date race information, be sure to check out www.hampshire100.com and postings in the Promoters Corner of the EFTA Forum.
Test your skills and stamina at the fourth annual edition of this premier mountain bike race, sanctioned by Eastern Fat Tire Association. The 100 kilometer course will wind through the beautiful and varied terrain of Southern New Hampshire.
The single loop, 100 kilometer course will give participants a good mix of mountain bike terrain. The first miles are open and fast, allowing lung and leg warm-up, and a stretching out of the field. Ample technicals and climbing follow in later miles. The course is planned to be similar, but not identical, to the prior years' editions. Approximately 7,000 feet of climbing. Registration fee includes entry, aid stations with food and fluids, SAG wagon support, post-race meal, complimentary campsite Saturday night at the start/finish venue (no hookups, but within sight of the start/finish line), participant souvenirs, festivities, and awards to top finishers.
| | 
Racers will be responsible for the information in the "Race Rules & Pointers" .The document will be available in racer packets, as well as being available by clicking document icon above.
Registration:
$90 until June 30th; $100 July 1-July 31; $115 August 1 - 19th. Special rates for the open racer/cruiser class, which will travel only 25 miles.
Register on-line at BikeReg.com
Registration fee includes entry, aid stations with food and fluids, SAG wagon support, post-race meal, complimentary campsite Saturday night at the start/finish venue (no hookups, but within sight of the start/finish line).
No refund of registration fee after July 15th. (No refund of BikeReg.com transactional fees at all.)
Start Times:
Saturday August 21st - PM Check-in
Sunday August 22nd - 6:45 AM Race Start
Contact Info: Randi Whitney
Phone: 603-344-4233
Email:
This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
Race Flyer
|
|
|
Beneficiary again this year is Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center, which is dedicated to serving individuals with disabilities and their families. Visit http://www.crotchedmountain.org/ for more information on this charitable organization. Additional beneficiaries this season include Eastern Fat Tire Association, a nonprofit organization which promotes and sanctions mountain bike races, recreational bicycle "fun" rides, and works on New England mountain bike trail access issues and Greenfield Trails Association, a nonprofit organization working to restore, maintain, and enhance some of the very trails you may ride on. Also benefitting from this year's event will be many local civic and charitable groups from the 6 towns that the course traverses. |
