CRUSHER CUP #4 - Skyline Park
CRUSHER CUP SKYLINE PARK RACE SCHEDULE
Athlete Check-in - 8AM
Preride - 8AM
Race Wave 1 - 10AM
- Sport
- Middle School
- Beginner
Race Wave 2 - 11:00AM (CHANGE)
- Open/Pro
- Expert
*ONLINE REGISTRATION ONLY
Crusher Cup fee for Skyline includes all registration fees. There is no additional park entry fee. There will be a $6 per vehicle parking fee collected onsite.
Save $14 per event with Early Bird pricing. Save an additional 15% by registering for the entire series before March 15th.
About the Skyline Wilderness Park Venue
Skyline Park is a classic venue that had been the home of XC racing for many years. Skyline Park has been the home of the US National Championship race and UCI Singlespeed Championships.
The venue offers trails with a wide range of features, as well as good parking and facilities.
When riding at Skyline Park, whether pre-riding the course or riding other trail in the park, please be respectful of other trail users and Skyline Park rules and regulations.
Race Features
The Skyline Park Crusher Cup will feature:
- Middle School / Beginner specific course (shorter lap)
- Sport Class specific Course (1 short + one full lap)
- Expert/Pro specific Course (3 laps)
- RFID timing
- Medals for top-3 finishers in each class
- Prize $ for Open/Pro
- Food Truck
- Neutral Mechanical Aid
The Course
The Skyline Park Crusher Cup will feature a course that utilizes the traditional Skyline Park XC race trails.
Skyline will be the most challenging of the Crusher Cup races, it is suggested that less experienced riders preride the course.
Middle School / Beginner: https://www.strava.com/routes/3194405217235937482
Sport: https://www.strava.com/routes/3241781440174563938
Expert Pro: https://www.strava.com/routes/3241782364830245754
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.
