Eagle Double Down Enduro - Idaho Enduro Series #1

Yes, the snow will clear from the mountains – some day – so don’t chew your tire in half. We’ve got just what you need, a warm-up enduro to kick your season into high gear. The first stop of the Idaho Enduro Series is a great test of your Spring fitness and bike tune. The tight, fast runs of the park make this the ideal location to cut your teeth on the sport of enduro.

The courses will be divided between expert/sport and beginner, so that no one feels like they’re getting in over their head and everyone feels challenged.

Collect series points at the Double Down to combine with Jug Mountain Ranch and Brundage Mountain results toward the series overall title. A special team competition will combine the points of a male and female rider from any category toward the King and Queen of Enduro.  Please see the store to sign up for the King and Queen competition.

COURSE:
6 stages with 10 miles of total riding
Per the request of Ada County and the City of Eagle the course map will be posted May 8, 2015
The course will be marked at flagged by noon, May 8, 2015

Pro/Expert/Sport – $55 ($65 5/1-5/8, $75 day of)
Beginner – $45 ($55 5/1-5/8, $65 day of)
Juniors – $35 ($55 5/1-5/8, $65 day of)
King and Queen of Enduro – $10/person (Entry to this series long competition closes with this race)

No refunds

CATEGORIES:
Pro Male
Expert Male – 18+, 30+, 40+
Sport Male – 18+, 30+, 40+
Veteran Open (50+)
Beginner Male
Junior Male 17 and under
Hardtail Open
Pro Female
Expert Female
Sport Female
Beginner Female
Junior Female 17 and under

Pro - Extremely confident at jumping, drops, cornering and technical rock or trail features. Can ride every part of any given trail with out hesitation. Can ride everything in the Boise/McCall area at full speed. Able to complete a 30+ mile trail ride. Has lots of racing experience in different types of mountain biking.

Expert - Able to do most jumps, drops and is pretty good at cornering. Can ride most technical rock or trail features but not all. Can ride most parts of any given trail but sometimes has to take the alternate line. Able to complete a 20+ mile trail ride. Races several times a year.

Sport - Can do smaller jumps and drops and feels comfortable at cornering. Can ride most trails but sometimes hesitates on technical features or sometimes walks/rides around a feature. Able to complete a 10-15 mile trail ride. Has raced a few times.

Beginner - Mountain biking is still a relatively new sport. Not comfortable at jumping, drops and is still learning how to corner properly. Not comfortable with really technical terrain. Can ride most novice trails but stays away from the really technical trails. Anything over 5 miles is a big day on the bike. New to racing or raced once before.

Juniors - Rider ability and level varies. Class consists of beginner to sport level riders. You can have very fast kids or slow kids racing the junior class.

Female riders with questions should contact our Dirt Dolls representative, Tesh Denton at tesh.denton@hotmail.com. 

DAY OF RACE:
Site opens at 7AM
Packet pick up and registration 7AM – 9AM
Riders meeting 9:15AM
First rider off at 10AM – All male categories ride first followed by female categories

PRIZES:
Medals and merchandise