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Northern Colorado Grassroots racing continues next week with the New Belgium Short-track Series. Races will take place at the New Belgium campus, every Tuesday from April 30th until May 28th. There will be food trucks, a beer garden, free kids races and races for adults of all abilities. Online registration is $15, closes at noon on race day and is preferred. Onsite, race day registration is $20.00. Highpoints below, full details on the series can be found here

Race Times and Categories

4:00 Event Opens
4:20 Striders
4:35 Kids (0 – 8) – Water treatment plant course
5:00 Juniors​ & Beginners – Full Course
5:40 Intermediate & Intermediate 18 and Under
6:15 Expert
6:50 Women Beginner, Intermediate & Expert
7:25 Open, SS & Klunker* (Men & Women)
*Klunker category riders MUST ride a coaster brake

**We have a few loaner Klunker bikes for teams

 

Registration Information

EVERYONE, including kids and juniors, should register online for each race at the links below.

Kids and juniors use discount code: st19

Race Registration closes at 12:00pm on day of race

Race 1: 4/30/2019 https://app.lap.io/event/2019-short-track-new-belgium-1

Race 2: 5/7/2019 https://app.lap.io/event/2019-short-track-new-belgium-2

Race 3: 5/14/2019 https://app.lap.io/event/2019-short-track-new-belgium-3

Race 4: 5/21/2019 https://app.lap.io/event/2019-short-track-new-belgium-4

Race 5: 5/28/2019 https://app.lap.io/event/2019-short-track-new-belgium-5

Race 6: 6/4/2019 https://app.lap.io/event/2019-short-track-new-belgium-6

 

Full details on the series can be found here

 

Please remember that the cycling community specific Foothills Area Open House is also taking place on the 30th from 4-6:30 pm.  I would recommend hitting the open house to share your concerns about the Fort Collins Natural Areas 10 Year Management plan on your way to the races. 20-30mins should be sufficient. More information on the open house here

 

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