Rescheduled - Additional registration will be taken from Monday 1st July through to Monday 2nd September

This year's CareFlight Woodford to Glenbrook Classic will attract over 1000 entrants! Participants will run or ride the Oaks Fire Trail through the beautiful Blue Mountains National Park from the town of Woodford down to the Euroka Clearing near Glenbrook.

It's back, Tuesday Night Racing at Rydal.

Ladies and Kids under 16 get free race entry (License fees apply)

Winter will be an open ended series... if enough people keep turning up we'll keep running races. If not those hardy sole who do will just go for a ride.

If you could click the star to show your intention of coming so we get an idea of numbers that would be great.

Kick off is 6:30 so 5:30pm rego opens, if you are new or need to renew your license please turn up earlier rather than later.

A unique fun marathon XC race near Parkes/Eugowra.

Some info on Facebook

I wasn't sure what to call this but I think a 'Mini Gravity Enduro' is an apt description. We wanted to give this event a go to see what all the hype is about.

The general idea:
- all trails are XC trails (DH bike not required but possible with hard work, a XC hard tail would also be fine)
- there will be un-timed mainly uphill sections and timed mainly downhill sections
- the timed sections will include some uphill, but not much
- there will be about 4 timed sections that will be maximum of 1-3km each

The idea is you can ride the un-timed sections with your mates and brag about how good your run just was.

*update*:
Cost: $10 (+ $20 day license for non-MTBA members)
Categories: - Mens/Womens/Juniors. There'll be a separate hard tail category.
- Also there's a B category that will only do stages 1 and 2 (same as juniors). This would be suitable for those that are newer to MTBing or don't want to climb the big hill.
Starting: Standing start, self seeding, with 30s gaps between riders.
Overtaking: If you are caught by a rider get out of the way as soon as safely possible.
Timing: this will be different to other events because of the spread out timing points required. It's based on synced watches/clocks at the start/finish. The raw start/finish times will be put onto a card that you carry then collated at the end. Depending on the number of helpers we get you may be timing yourselves or each other.

For those that know the forest and track names:
Stage 1: North Shore - the last downhill we use for many races (~1km, 65m elevation drop)
Stage 2: Highest point in goat track, down the steeper section then across the road down Owen's Rest and to the car park (1.4km (~80m elevation drop), my time is about 3:20mins)
Stage 3: Head South East from the highest point in forest down to start of John Doe, Down John Doe (there's an uphill pinch here) then down the old 'race track' to the dam (~3km, ~160m elevation drop)
Stage 4: North Shore again, same as stage 1.

**update again**
Start Time: Sign on from 9:30am, we start up the hill at 10am.

Category B and Juniors will do stages 1 and 2 (and not do stages 3/4).

Note that we've changed the order of stages 2 and 3 (the big stage is now stage 3). This is to better cater for B grade and Juniors, their two stages will be done first, then the rest of us can complete the next two stages.

Un-timed link sections: To make life easier for marking out we will do the un-timed uphill transport stages as a group. This will make the event take a little longer but will make for a more social time, be more welcoming for beginners and make it safer with everyone together, especially for juniors and beginners.