DrylandTrainingRollerski Criterium To Be Part of Boise Twilight Crit Events
FasterSkierJuly 15, 2003 freestyle sprint race in the heart of downtown Boise, Idaho.</p><p>– No racing rollerskis will be allowed (Marwe 610, Proski S2 are ok)</p><p>– One mass-start will be held, including all classes.</p><p>– Prizes will be awarded for winners of:<br /> Open Men / Women<br /> 1st – $500<br /> 2nd – $300<br /> 3rd – $100</p><p> Junior Men / Women<br /> 1st — Skis (Rossignol X-ium)<br /> 2nd / 3rd — Gear Prize</p><p> (If less than six skiers start in any Open class, the prize money in that class will be reduced by 50%)</p><p>Please meet on Main St. between 9th and 10th at 7:00 pm to stage for the start.</p><p>Start is at 7:15 pm. </p><p>Race Day Registration and Bib Pick-up between 5:00 pm and 6:30 pm on 7/26 in the Plaza just outside of the US Bank Building (it’s the tallest one in Boise) on Main and Capitol. </p><p>Start will be near the corner of Main and Capitol in Downtown Boise. We will most likely not be allowed on to the 1 km loop before start, so plan to warm-up on foot or on other streets near downtown. Main Street between 9th and 10th will be closed to cars, is adjacent to the racecourse, and will be available for warm-up.</p><p>Come early to find parking…</p><p>$12 entry fee includes event t-shirt.</p><p>In order to showcase our sport to the best effect, we ask that you ski in a race suit (you’re welcome to roll the arms and legs up…) – no old t-shirts and gym shorts…</p><p>Helmet required.</p><p>For more details, email travisandivana@hotmail.com or call Travis Jones @ 208.484.1954. </p><p style=)
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