07/18/2009

All Events

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1. Multisport
   Chelan, WA

   ChelanMan Multisport Weekend

   July 18, 2009 to July 19, 2009
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   Events from beginner to Olympic distance triathletes - best of the US championships. Swim in Lake Chelan, run around it and bike along the Columbia River. Off-road events from short to long.

   Julie Pittsinger, Chelan Multisport Foundation

   509-669-5733

   chelanman.com
2. Multisport
   Price, UT

   Scofield Triathlon

   July 18, 2009
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   Kid’s, sprint, Olympic and “Escape from Scofield” distances. Highest elevation triathlon in U.S. Staged at Mountain View State Park boat ramp.

   Brogg Sterrett

   801-557-6748

   bbsctri.com
3. Multisport
   Seattle, WA

   Seattle Night & Day Challenge

   July 18, 2009
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   60 checkpoints marked on Seattle map. Visit as many as you can, in any order, for 16 hours. 3-hour and 7-hour options available. Participate solo or in a teams of 2-5. Start at 4pm.

   Eric Bone, Cascade Orienteering Club

   206-291-8250

   nightanddaychallenge.com
4. Multisport
   Liberty Lake, WA

   Valley Kids Triathlon

   July 18, 2009
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   Event for 7-15 year olds. 4 age classes. Start at LLVHA beachfront, finish at Pavilion Park. No day of registration.

   Marla Emde, Emde Sports

   509-326-6983

   emdesports.com
5. Mountain Bike Racing
   TBD, OR

   Coast Hill Crush

   July 18, 2009
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   OR MTB Series event.

   Kevin Thompson

   obra.org
6. Mountain Bike Racing
   Breckenridge, CO

   Breckenridge 100

   July 18, 2009
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   100-mile solo and team categories with prizes. Course nestled between 3 ski resorts, cloverleaf course. B-68 is a shorter 63-mile version, has solo and team categories as well. B-32 also available. Camping. Starts downtown at 7am. RMU series event.

   Warriors Cycling

   970-262-9129

   warriorscycling.com
7. Mountain Bike Racing
   Solitude, UT

   Chris Allaire Memorial / ICup #10

   July 18, 2009
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   13th Annual. Utah State Open XC Championship. Course combines Cruiser (upper) and Serenity (lower) loops. Ride the best singletrack in Utah. Registration closed 7/13. First start at 8:25am. ICup event.

   Ed Chauner

   801-942-3498

   intermountaincup.com

   Sponsored by Spin Cycle Holladay, UT

8. Road Racing
   Cumberland, BC

   BC Masters Assoc. - #15 / 16

   July 18, 2009 to July 19, 2009
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   Series of 24 races. Best 15 results count toward overall. Open to men and women 30+ years old. Staged in the Lower Mainland, Vancouver Island or Interior. Age group cat: 30-34 and all subsequent in 5-year increments. In 2008 there was an 80-84 category. Relaxed and fun atmosphere. BCMCA membership, CBC Citizen or UCI license needed. Saturday 65km flat to rolling in Dove Creek. Sunday 16km ITT and 12km hill climb up Mt Washington.

   Charles Sinclair, BC Masters Cycling Association

   250-334-4900

   www.bcmasterscycling.net
9. Road Racing
   Idaho Springs, CO

   Bob Cook Memorial - Mt. Evans HC

   July 18, 2009
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   Colorado Hill Climb Championships. Starts at 7,540' in front of Clear Creek Middle School and proceeds to Echo Lake, where the race turns and climbs to the summit at 14,264'. Sanctioned by ACA.

   David Newcomer

   303-322-3420 x 2

   bicyclerace.com
10. Road Racing
    Boise, ID

    Boise Wells Fargo Twilight Criterium

    July 18, 2009
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    NRC category 1.3 event. Criterium (men only). Flat, 4-corner classic course. 1km loop runs through downtown. 1 hour plus 5 laps for the main event and 30 to 45 minutes plus 1 lap for the preliminary races. Purse of $20,000 in cash and merchandise. Starts at 4pm, awards at 10pm. ID BAR & NRC event.

    Mike Cooley

    208-343-3782

    www.boisetwilightcriterium.com

    Sponsored by Wells Fargo

11. Road Racing
    Boise, ID

    Boise Wells Fargo Twilight Criterium

    July 18, 2009
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    NRC category 1.3 event. Criterium (men only). Flat, 4-corner classic course. 1km loop runs through downtown. 1-hour plus 5 laps for the main event and 30 to 45 minutes plus 1 lap for the preliminary races. Purse of $20,000 in cash and merchandise. Starts at 4pm, awards at 10pm. ID BAR & NRC event.

    Mike Cooley

    208-343-3782

    boisetwilightcriterium.com

    Sponsored by Wells Fargo

12. Road Racing
    Seattle, WA

    Seattle to Spokane (S2S)

    July 18, 2009
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    Ultramarathon endurance ride/race, 1-day, 284-mile ride from Seattle to Spokane on SR-2. No support. More hilly than Cannonball - total climbing: 12,000'. Start at Lake City Fred Meyer at 2am. No official rest stop. Support drivers allowed.

    Duane Wright, Redmond Cycling Club

    206-739-8609

    www.redmondcyclingclub.org/index.html
13. Road Racing
    Sedro Wooley, WA

    Skagit Valley Masters / Junior State Race Championship Omnium

    July 18, 2009 to July 19, 2009
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    Omnium format. Master C and D race separately in their own fields. No separate Cat 1-3 women's field at this race.

    Stewart Bowmer, Shuksan Velo Club

    360-319-7809

    www.shuksanvelo.com
14. Road Racing
    Provo, UT

    Sundance Hillclimb

    July 18, 2009
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    Starts at the bottom of SR92, climbs 8.2 miles, over 3,000' of elevation, passing Sundance and finishing at the Alpine Loop Summit.

    Czar Johnson

    801-223-4849

    sundance-utah.com
15. Road Touring
    Hood River, OR

    Jackson's Ride the Gorge

    July 18, 2009
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    Tour the Columbia Gorge to benefit the NW Sarcoma Foundation and the Children's Cancer Association. Ride starts/ends at the Bonneville Hot Springs Spa. Family flat 25-, in addition to the 62- and 100-mile rides. Fully supported and entry to a gourmet dinner with free beer and live music at the finish line!

    Good Sport Promotions

    503-459-4508

    jacksonsridethegorge.org

    Sponsored by Star Medical, Portland Medical Imaging, Columbia Sportswear, West Hills Raquet & Fitness Club

16. Road Touring
    Denver, CO

    Kaiser Permanente Moonlight ClassicF

    July 18, 2009
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    Moonlight ride through deserted streets of Denver with thousands of other cyclists. 7- and 15-mile rides start at the State Capitol. Costumes & cruisers encouraged. Families start at 10:30pm, others at 11:30pm. Bendfit Senior Inc.

    Scott Harris, Kaiser Permanente Moonlight Classic

    303-282-9020

    www.moonlight-classic.com
17. Road Touring
    Steamboat, CO

    Kent Eriksen's Tour de SteamboatF

    July 18, 2009
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    A non-competitive event to benefit the Sunshine Kids. 110- , 40- and 20-mile route options. Family easy ride (20 miles) on the Yampa Valley Core Trail. 7am start.

    Rocky Peak Productions

    970-897-0480

    www.tourdesteamboat.com
18. Road Touring
    Fort Collins, CO

    Kickstands and Cornstalks Ride

    July 18, 2009
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    45-miles tour of the local farms on the northern end of the Front Range. Breakfast, lunch and snack provided. Sag and swag. Auction. Ride starts at 7:30am. Available 8/8, 8/29, 9/26

    Christa, Rolling Spokes Bike Tours

    970-402-3987

    www.rollingspokestours.com
19. Road Touring
    Morgan, UT

    Pioneer 100 - SS #8

    July 18, 2009
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    Meet at Morgan High School at 8am, self-supported, club ride, non-members welcome. 100-mile hilly loop in Summit/Wasatch counties area. BCC event.

    Deven Browning, BCC

    801-876-2524

    www.bccutah.org
20. Road Touring
    Seattle, WA

    Rolling the Islands of the Salish Sea

    July 18, 2009 to July 30, 2009
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    Explore the heart and soul of multicultural western WA/BC. Highlights the cultural heritage and history, economical and environmental diversity and geological complexity.

    Ibike Cultural Tours

    206-767-0848

    4887 Columbia Dr S

    Seattle, WA 98108

    ibike.org/ibike

    Sponsored by International Bicycle Fund

21. Road Touring
    Bend, OR

    Tour des ChutesF

    July 18, 2009
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    Choose from 100- 70-, 48- 25- & 7-mile rides. Start 8am at the High Lakes Elementary School. $45 entry fee includes T-shirt, Livestrong bracelet, post-ride lunch, ride support, food & rest stops. Fundraiser for LAF and local charity.

    Kelly Tanguay, Tour des Chutes committee

    541-382-8018

    tourdeschutes.org

    Sponsored by Sunnyside Sports

22. Road Touring
    Fort Langley, BC

    Whatcom Wamble

    July 18, 2009
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    300-km brevet. Start at 6am at Marina Park.

    Roger Holt, BC Randonneurs

    604-946-8438

    randonneurs.bc.ca