Stay skinny, get sendy

2024 NORDIC cross World championships Presented by Tamarack Health

WHEN: CANCELED due to lack of snow.

WHERE: Duluth, MN Spirit Mountain Adventure Park (directions)

COST: FREE for all participants.

SPECTATORS: Perfect for watching and free

ADDITIONAL DETAILS AND RACE SCHEDULE BELOW

REGISTRATION: Online or 9a day of, on site

Additional race details below. RSVP on the Facebook event page and invite your friends

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More details:

  • We are proud to announce the fourth annual “Stay Skinny, Get Sendy” and Nordic Cross World Championship Presented by Tamarack Health. The course will be mostly downhill with obstacles to test your skiing ability, but will also feature a steep climb to put your uphill sprinting to the test. The races will be run in heats with the top skiers/riders moving on to compete for the chance to win.
    There is no need to qualify to race. All are welcome.

  • There will be one women’s and one open category winner. Awards for the top finishers in each class.

  • Helmets (bike or ski) will be required anytime you are on the course.

  • Skiers must use approved cross country skis for the big air competition (skinny and free heel).

  • There will be a classic division include in this years event. The classic division will have its own heats and winners. Racers must use classic skis and poles.

  • Fat bike division has separate race times. Please register early.

2019 Nordic Cross National Championships big air competition

Schedule:

9a: Registration, vendor village (all day) and course preview.
1017a: Heats begin. 1 heat every 5 minutes (or so) unless course maintenance is required
1130a: Big air competition (ski and bike)
1130a: Kid Cross
12p: Freestyle finals
1215p: Classic (kick wax and all) mass disaster
After last race: Awards


Course Description:

The course will be a mostly downhill and approximately 1km. The race will begin with a short double pole section to spread out the field followed by a long downhill run with jumps and drops. The obstacles will not be mandatory, but will cost significant time if the B line is chosen. After a sharp corner you will ski back up the hill for the distance the race promoters find difficult and painful enough to be fun. You will then turn back downhill with some chances to get sendy as you approach the finish line. The map pictured is approximate.

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