CRUSHER CUP #2 - June 8 - Skyline Park
Race Schedule
Athlete Check-in - 8AM
Preride - 8AM
Race Wave 1 - 9AM
- Sport
- Expert 18 & under
- Middle School
- Novice
Race Wave 2 - 10:45AM
- All other Expert categories
- Open
Laps:
Novice - 1 Lap
All 14 & Under - 1 Lap
All 15-18 - 2 Laps
Sport 18+ - 2 Laps
Expert 18+ - 2 Laps
Open - 3 Laps
SAVE WITH EARLYBIRD PRICING THROUGH JUNE 26
NCNCA District Championship Info
Crusher Cup Skyline is the 2025 NCNCA District Championship for Junior Categories!
NCNCA Categories:
11-12 Years
13-14 Years
15-16 Years
17-18 Years
Kids 10 & under can register for the 11-12 category.
It is important to note that the NCNCA race categories and the Crusher Cup categories are different and score differently. We have matched up the number of laps to allow all NCNCA riders to compete at both the District Championship and Crusher Cup. In order to achieve this alignment, 18 and under Expert and Sport categories will race at 9AM.
The Crusher Cup production team will allocate series points and placements after the race based on each rider's series category choice.
2025 NCNCA Juniors Series Information: https://ncnca.org/2025-ncnca-juniors-series/
2025 NCNCA District Championships Information:
https://ncnca.org/2025-championships/
2025 NCNCA District Championship Policies: https://ncnca.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/2025-NCNCA-District-Championship-Policy.pdf
Crusher Cup Skyline call-ups will be based on rider USAC points.
Skyline Park
The Crusher Cup returns to Skyline Park for 2025 race #2.
Skyline Wilderness Park is known for its challenging course featured in the Skyline Classic XC and the 1997 World Cup.
Redwood Trails Alliance (RTA)
The Crusher Cup has partnered with RTA on the Skyline Park race.
Please consider making a donation to RTA at registration.
Redwood Trails Alliance is a highly respected organization known as a leader in the creation and stewardship of trails and community. Redwood Trails Alliance builds unity among all outdoor enthusiasts through conservation, education, and increased access to trails, and this community in turn supports a vast trail network throughout the region with sustainable and enjoyable trails through world-class landscapes.
