Hello,
I have been trying to find a course layout for the Beginner and/or Sport classes at the Skibowl races. I have been thinking about trying a race (probably the Scotty Graham race due to my schedule) but I don't know what class to run.
I have found the race results for the past races, but without knowing the course layout the times really mean nothing.
My main thing is I want to figure out where I would fit. I have never raced before...but I do ride a downhill bike and feel pretty comfortable on most of skibowl (cannonball, fire hydrant, gnar gnar)...the pro course maybe not. Is the beginner class a good fit? I just want to make sure the people in that class are actually riding downhill bikes and whatnot...not just some people on rental bikes or whatever
I went to a race a couple of years ago and it seemed to me that the beginners/sport class ran fire hydrant...but I hear they run gnar gnar now?
So anyways, any help would be good. Thanks.
I have been trying to find a course layout for the Beginner and/or Sport classes at the Skibowl races. I have been thinking about trying a race (probably the Scotty Graham race due to my schedule) but I don't know what class to run.
I have found the race results for the past races, but without knowing the course layout the times really mean nothing.
My main thing is I want to figure out where I would fit. I have never raced before...but I do ride a downhill bike and feel pretty comfortable on most of skibowl (cannonball, fire hydrant, gnar gnar)...the pro course maybe not. Is the beginner class a good fit? I just want to make sure the people in that class are actually riding downhill bikes and whatnot...not just some people on rental bikes or whatever
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I went to a race a couple of years ago and it seemed to me that the beginners/sport class ran fire hydrant...but I hear they run gnar gnar now?
So anyways, any help would be good. Thanks.