Races
Sponsored by MONSTER
Awards and swag for all races will be given during that evening's social event. Winners will be posted at the headquarter tent as soon as possible after the races. If you will not be available to pick up your award please contact us so we can make other arrangements to get your prizes to you.
Super D
Back by popular demand, the BHFTF Super D race is best described as a downhill cross-country race. It lacks the technical danger of the downhill and has some significant pedaling. The Super D is an individual timed event 2.5 miles long. This is a great event a lot of people can enjoy. There isn't a whole lot of climbing so you don't have to be in great shape, although it doesn't hurt, and you don't need a $4,000.00 downhill bike to make it down. Any bike will do for this Super D race. However, the all-mountain/trail bikes with 4, 5, and 6 inches of travel can really excel. If you're thinking about getting into racing, but you think you might lack the endurance required for a typical XC race, The Super D is a great place to start. For Experts this race is also part of the King/Queen of the Hills series.
- Time: Check In by 11:00am at the Race Tent | 11:30 a.m. Race Start at the top
- Day: Saturday, May 28
X-Country
New 2011 course! The 2009 BHFTF X-country race will be held on Cowboy Hill in the newly developed Hanson/Larsen Memorial Park. We can guarantee you that the new trails will make this race all the more fun. Expert riders can expect a race of around 24 to 30 miles and sport riders will be racing between 15-20 miles. This is going to be an extremely fast course. Race course specifics will be available in April.
- Time: 10:00 a.m. Check In at the Race Tent | 10:30 a.m. Race Start
- Day: Sunday, May 29
BHFTF King/Queen of the Hills
Sponsored by SHIMANO
The BHFTF King/Queen of the Hills series is a two-part, point race for Expert Racers. It includes the X-country race and the Super D. For each race you will receive points based on your placement. The man and women who finishes with the most points will win the crown.
Points for King/Queen of the Hill will be awarded as follows for each race:
| 1st place (50 pts.) |
6th place (23 pts.) |
11th place (11 pts.) |
16th place (5 pts.) |
| 2nd place (41 pts.) |
7th place (20 pts.) |
12th place (9 pts.) |
17th place (4 pts.) |
| 3rd place (35 pts.) |
8th place (17 pts.) |
13th place (8 pts.) |
18th place (3 pts.) |
| 4th place (30 pts.) |
9th place (15 pts.) |
14th place (7 pts.) |
19th place (2 pts.) |
| 5th place (26 pts.) |
10th place (13 pts.) |
15th place (6 pts.) |
20th place (1 pt.) |
