“The bike is a little longer and keeping on the fueling plan becomes more critical.” “Racers will definitely need to save a little energy for the late climb on Daly before the technical Corkscrew descent,” said Edwards athlete Jennifer Razee, who finished ninth overall at Beaver Creek in 2021. “The Corkscrew descent is spicy, and it will be interesting to see how that shakes out during the race.” “The new bike course should be a lot of fun,” said Breckenridge XTERRA athlete Nicole Valentine. The route finishes with a descent down Corkscrew Trail. The last 2-kilometers up Dally Road is a steep climb, which could factor into the final podium results.
From the 6.3-mile mark to 14.1, athletes will be climbing as they traverse along the Village to Village Trail. After crossing Highway 6 onto Sawatch Drive and going through Arrowhead Circle, they’ll climb the steep Ute Trail before taking a plunge down the sweeping, flowy Apache Trail. Riders will leave the first transition via the Nottingham Park bike path headed west. There is a similar amount of climbing as years past, but it’s not all at once like before,” he added. The goal was to increase the “fun” factor by linking several of my favorite local trails. “This route utilizes some new single track that was added a few years ago in the Arrowhead area and flows a little better. Middaugh was instrumental in assisting XTERRA’s crew in course design. “I am excited about the new course,” XTERRA Hall of Famer Josiah Middaugh told XterraPlanet. Athletes finish the day with a 6-mile trail run, ending at the bricks of Beaver Creek Resort. The one-mile swim in Nottingham Lake, which, situated at 7,400 feet, has an average water temperature between 67-71 degrees Fahrenheit, is followed by a 16-mile mountain bike ride involving 2,854 feet of elevation gain, topping out at 9,400 feet. The course has earned the nicknamed “The Beast,” and claims it has the most supreme elevation of any major on the World Tour. The course will gain nearly 3,000 feet over 16 miles. The XTERRA Beaver Creek mountain bike trail map. Amanda Felder held on for third and Nicole Valentine, who returns in 2022, finished in fourth as athletes in the top five ran alone for the end of their races, finishing several minutes apart. Suzie Snyder, the 2019 champion, walked away with the fastest bike split but said her “breathing was terrible” during that portion. The women’s race belonged to Kingsford, who went wire-to-wire for the title. Osborne would take the win, Long posted the fastest run and Middaugh finished 1:42 back. XterraPlanet reported that Middaugh had “double cramps in his stomach the first couple miles and couldn’t stride out,” however, which allowed Sam Long to move into second. In that race, Josiah Middaugh came out of the swim roughly two minutes from first, but used a strong mountain bike leg (the fastest on the day) to pull up next to Osborne going into the run. The couple from New Zealand are not on the tentative elite start list for 2022. Sam Osborne and Samantha Kingsford were victorious in the 12th XTERRA Beaver Creek off-road triathlon on July 17, 2021. Trout Steak Revival concert at Nottingham Park (free admission) 2021 Sparknotes Championship highlight videoĨ:15-9:30 p.m.
The Proper Way concert at Nottingham Park (free admission)ħ:40-7:55 p.m. XTERRA Elite awards at Nottingham ParkĦ:05-7:20 p.m. XTERRA Littles Bike race (7 and under)ĥ:45 p.m. XTERRA Kids K start (ages 5 and under and ages 6-10)ĥ:05 p.m.
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Registration for XTERRA Kids K and Littles Bike raceĤ:40 p.m. Championship awards presentation at Nottingham Park.
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