Race entry is FREE with a BBQ side dish & current MORC membershipExpired membership & Non members entry fee $55Not a member? Join MORC today!Schedule of EventsCheck-in @ MORC Tent 7:30am - 8:00amEduro Racer Meeting @ Pavilion - 8:30amEnduro Racing Starts - 9:00amBBQ Lunch Social - 12:00pmKids Downhill Race - 12:00pmKids Strider Race 1:00pmRace CategoriesExpert MenExpert WomanAmateur MenAmateur WomenBeginner MenBeginner WomenJunior Boys 17UJunior Girls 17UE-Bike (Open Category)Kids Downhill 9 -13Kids Downhill 8UKids Strider Bike Top Three finishers in each category will receive a medal.6 stages with transitions in between expect to ride 8-10 milesNo onsite race registration (No exceptions)Current MORC membership will be checked against race registrations.Category DescriptionsExpert - Expert level of fitness/skill with several seasons of racing experience.Amateur - Intermediate level of fitness/skill, a race season or two of experience.Beginner - Brand new racers. You ride, but you haven’t raced before. Riding your local ride spot, you’re not exhausting yourself at 100% effort every ride, just to get faster.E-Bike - Class 1 Pedal assist only. Racers must practice good sportsmanship as they encounter slower riders.Kids Downhill - 1 Run on a kid friendly downhill stageKids Strider - 1 Lap around the pavillionEvents are subject to weather and trail conditions. Helmets must be worn at all times while riding. Promoter reserves the right to cancel/reschedule the event. Promoter reserves the right to change start times and distances if needed. For more info or questions please email: [email protected] raised go to support the Missouri Off Road Cyclists, a regional non-profit advocating for, building, maintaining, and preserving sustainable multi-use soft surface trails throughout Southwest Missouri.

Enduro in its most basic definition is a type of mountain bike racing where the downhills are timed, and the uphills are mandatory but not timed.[2][3][4] Riders are timed in stages that are primarily downhill, with neutral "transfer" stages in between. The transfer stages usually must be completed within a time-limit, but are not part of the accumulated time.