Tuesday Night social rides are back! Starting and ending at Springfield's bike friendly bar - The Pedaler! Bike parking is available inside. Ride departs at 6:15 pm. Approximately 1:30 ride time.Tuesday Night social rides are back! Starting and ending at Springfield's bike friendly bar - The Pedaler! Bike parking is available inside. Ride departs at 6:15 pm. Approximately 1:30 ride time.

Bring a road bike for a mostly flat ride, speed groups as appropriate. Beginners to group road riding are welcome! We will be riding out Hill Rd. to the Mohawk store and back on Sunderman.

OR

Bring your cyclocross/gravel/mtb to learn or brush off your cyclocross skills before fall!

Return to The Pedaler for food, beverage and socializing.

Link to the RideWithGPS file for the road route is here.

Here is The Pedaler’s website with food and drink menu.

Tuesday Night social rides are back! Starting and ending at Springfield's bike friendly bar - The Pedaler! Bike parking is available inside. Ride departs at 6:15 pm. Approximately 1:30 ride time.Tuesday Night social rides are back! Starting and ending at Springfield's bike friendly bar - The Pedaler! Bike parking is available inside. Ride departs at 6:15 pm. Approximately 1:30 ride time.

Bring a road bike for a mostly flat ride, speed groups as appropriate. Beginners to group road riding are welcome! We will be riding out Hill Rd. to the Mohawk store and back on Sunderman.

OR

Bring your cyclocross/gravel/mtb to learn or brush off your cyclocross skills before fall!

Return to The Pedaler for food, beverage and socializing.

Link to the RideWithGPS file for the road route is here.

Here is The Pedaler’s website with food and drink menu.

Tuesday Night social rides are back! Starting and ending at Springfield's bike friendly bar - The Pedaler! Bike parking is available inside. Ride departs at 6:15 pm. Approximately 1:30 ride time.Tuesday Night social rides are back! Starting and ending at Springfield's bike friendly bar - The Pedaler! Bike parking is available inside. Ride departs at 6:15 pm. Approximately 1:30 ride time.

Bring a road bike for a mostly flat ride, speed groups as appropriate. Beginners to group road riding are welcome! We will be riding out Hill Rd. to the Mohawk store and back on Sunderman.

OR

Bring your cyclocross/gravel/mtb to learn or brush off your cyclocross skills before fall!

Return to The Pedaler for food, beverage and socializing.

Link to the RideWithGPS file for the road route is here.

Here is The Pedaler’s website with food and drink menu.

Tuesday Night social rides are back! Starting and ending at Springfield's bike friendly bar - The Pedaler! Bike parking is available inside. Ride departs at 6:15 pm. Approximately 1:30 ride time.

Bring a road bike for a mostly flat ride, speed groups as appropriate. Beginners to group road riding are welcome! We will be riding out Hill Rd. to the Mohawk store and back on Sunderman.

OR

Bring your cyclocross/gravel/mtb to learn or brush off your cyclocross skills before fall!

Return to The Pedaler for food, beverage and socializing.

Link to the RideWithGPS file for the road route is here.

Here is The Pedaler’s website with food and drink menu.

Tuesday Night social rides are back! Starting and ending at Springfield's bike friendly bar - The Pedaler! Bike parking is available inside. Ride departs at 6:15 pm. Approximately 1:30 ride time. Bring a road bike for a mostly flat ride, speed groups as appropriate. Beginners to group road riding are welcome! We will be riding out Hill Rd. to the Mohawk store and back on Sunderman. Return to The Pedaler for food, beverage and socializing on the patio; Trivia will be available inside as well.

Link to the RideWithGPS file for the road route is here.

Here is The Pedaler’s website with food and drink menu.

Tuesday Night social rides are back! Starting and ending at Springfield's bike friendly bar - The Pedaler! Bike parking is available inside. Ride departs at 6:15 pm. Approximately 1:30 ride time. Bring a road bike for a mostly flat ride, speed groups as appropriate. Beginners to group road riding are welcome! We will be riding out Hill Rd. to the Mohawk store and back on Sunderman. Return to The Pedaler for food, beverage and socializing on the patio; Trivia will be available inside as well.

Link to the RideWithGPS file for the road route is here.

Here is The Pedaler’s website with food and drink menu.

Tuesday Night social rides are back! Starting and ending at Springfield's bike friendly bar - The Pedaler! Bike parking is available inside. Ride departs at 6:15 pm. Approximately 1:30 ride time. Bring a road bike for a mostly flat ride, speed groups as appropriate. Beginners to group road riding are welcome! We will be riding out Hill Rd. to the Mohawk store and back on Sunderman. Return to The Pedaler for food, beverage and socializing on the patio; Trivia will be available inside as well.

Link to the RideWithGPS file for the road route is here.

Here is The Pedaler’s website with food and drink menu.

Tuesday Night social rides are back! Starting and ending at Springfield's bike friendly bar - The Pedaler! Bike parking is available inside. Ride departs at 6:15 pm. Approximately 1:30 ride time. Bring a road bike for a mostly flat ride, speed groups as appropriate. Beginners to group road riding are welcome! We will be riding out Hill Rd. to the Mohawk store and back on Sunderman. Return to The Pedaler for food, beverage and socializing on the patio; Trivia will be available inside as well.

Link to the RideWithGPS file for the road route is here.

Here is The Pedaler’s website with food and drink menu.

This is a four part time trial series up McBeth Road (approx. 3 miles, paved, 800ft of ascent) taking place on Tuesday evenings in June. Racers will start at 30 second intervals starting at 6:30pm on each Tuesday of the month. 

Review the course and elevation.

You will have the option of a bike holder at the startline. 

Online registration will open one month before the first race and will remain open until noon each race day. This race is sanctioned by the Oregon Bicycle Racing Association (OBRA); 2024 OBRA members can wear their OBRA race numbers; non-OBRA members can pick up a number from 5:30-6:15pm. Please keep and use your number for the duration of the series if you are issued a number.

An annual OBRA membership is available at any time at www.obra.org, OR a single event license ($5 for adults, free for juniors) is available with your entry fee. 

Wear your race number on your RIGHT side. A helmet must be worn at all times when on a bike. 

If the race entry fee is a barrier to participation, please use the contact form to request a scholarship.

Important Race Info:

Please be cautious in your descent after the race and watch for deer!

Be aware of riders in front of you. DO NOT RIDE WITH YOUR EYES DOWN. 

Ride as far to the right of the road as possible; safe passing is the responsibility of the overtaking rider. 

Drafting is not allowed. Crossing the centerline will result in disqualification. 

Registration fees are $15 per race or $55 for the 4-race series. 

This is a four part time trial series up McBeth Road (approx. 3 miles, paved, 800ft of ascent) taking place on Tuesday evenings in June. Racers will start at 30 second intervals starting at 6:30pm on each Tuesday of the month. 

Review the course and elevation.

You will have the option of a bike holder at the startline. 

Online registration will open one month before the first race and will remain open until noon each race day. This race is sanctioned by the Oregon Bicycle Racing Association (OBRA); 2024 OBRA members can wear their OBRA race numbers; non-OBRA members can pick up a number from 5:30-6:15pm. Please keep and use your number for the duration of the series if you are issued a number.

An annual OBRA membership is available at any time at www.obra.org, OR a single event license ($5 for adults, free for juniors) is available with your entry fee. 

Wear your race number on your RIGHT side. A helmet must be worn at all times when on a bike. 

If the race entry fee is a barrier to participation, please use the contact form to request a scholarship.

Important Race Info:

Please be cautious in your descent after the race and watch for deer!

Be aware of riders in front of you. DO NOT RIDE WITH YOUR EYES DOWN. 

Ride as far to the right of the road as possible; safe passing is the responsibility of the overtaking rider. 

Drafting is not allowed. Crossing the centerline will result in disqualification. 

Registration fees are $15 per race or $55 for the 4-race series. 

This is a four part time trial series up McBeth Road (approx. 3 miles, paved, 800ft of ascent) taking place on Tuesday evenings in June. Racers will start at 30 second intervals starting at 6:30pm on each Tuesday of the month. 

Review the course and elevation.

You will have the option of a bike holder at the startline. 

Online registration will open one month before the first race and will remain open until noon each race day. This race is sanctioned by the Oregon Bicycle Racing Association (OBRA); 2024 OBRA members can wear their OBRA race numbers; non-OBRA members can pick up a number from 5:30-6:15pm. Please keep and use your number for the duration of the series if you are issued a number.

An annual OBRA membership is available at any time at www.obra.org, OR a single event license ($5 for adults, free for juniors) is available with your entry fee. 

Wear your race number on your RIGHT side. A helmet must be worn at all times when on a bike. 

If the race entry fee is a barrier to participation, please use the contact form to request a scholarship.

Important Race Info:

Please be cautious in your descent after the race and watch for deer!

Be aware of riders in front of you. DO NOT RIDE WITH YOUR EYES DOWN. 

Ride as far to the right of the road as possible; safe passing is the responsibility of the overtaking rider. 

Drafting is not allowed. Crossing the centerline will result in disqualification. 

Registration fees are $15 per race or $55 for the 4-race series. 

This is a four part time trial series up McBeth Road (approx. 3 miles, paved, 800ft of ascent) taking place on Tuesday evenings in June. Racers will start at 30 second intervals starting at 6:30pm on each Tuesday of the month. 

Review the course and elevation.

You will have the option of a bike holder at the startline. 

Online registration will open one month before the first race and will remain open until noon each race day. This race is sanctioned by the Oregon Bicycle Racing Association (OBRA); 2024 OBRA members can wear their OBRA race numbers; non-OBRA members can pick up a number from 5:30-6:15pm. Please keep and use your number for the duration of the series if you are issued a number.

An annual OBRA membership is available at any time at www.obra.org, OR a single event license ($5 for adults, free for juniors) is available with your entry fee. 

Wear your race number on your RIGHT side. A helmet must be worn at all times when on a bike. 

If the race entry fee is a barrier to participation, please use the contact form to request a scholarship.

Important Race Info:

Please be cautious in your descent after the race and watch for deer!

Be aware of riders in front of you. DO NOT RIDE WITH YOUR EYES DOWN. 

Ride as far to the right of the road as possible; safe passing is the responsibility of the overtaking rider. 

Drafting is not allowed. Crossing the centerline will result in disqualification. 

Registration fees are $15 per race or $55 for the 4-race series. 

Race Format:

This series will take place on the first 3 Tuesday evenings of May, (May 7, 14, and 21). Online registration will open April 1st. The Twilight Time Trial Coburg course is 15.1 miles of flat roads with a gentle right curve and two right hand corners. The road surface is generally predictable with a few potholes near the fogline in the first three miles.

A map of the course can be found HERE. A Ride With GPS file can be found HERE.

Racers will start at 30 second intervals beginning at 6:30pm. Non-motorized bicycles with two brakes (or fixed gear bicycles with one brake) are allowed (see Section 15.5.1). Race numbers will be worn on your right side. 2024 OBRA membres may wear their OBRA race number (preferred) or a race number will be provided. Number pickup will be available from 5:30-6:25pm. Please check in even if you are using your OBRA race number to confirm your number is correct on the start list. Results will be posted when available at https://obra.org/results.

Entry fee: 

$20/night, or $55 for the 3-race series ($10 for juniors, $25 for junior series). An OBRA license (either a 2024 annual or a one-event license, purchased with your entry for $5) is required. You can buy an annual license at any time at obra.org. 

If entry fees are a barrier for participation please use the contact form to inquire about scholarships.

Registration:

PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

Online registration is available until noon on each day of the series on our online store. Race waiver for the series must be completed by the racer (or guardian if the racer is a minor) and can be completed online during registration.

Categories:

• Open Category 1/2

• Open Category 3

• Open Category 4/5 (beginners)

• Open Masters Ages 50-59

• Open Masters Ages 60-69

• Open Masters Ages 70+

• Junior Open

• Women Category 1/2/3

• Women Category 4/5 (beginner)

• Women Masters Ages 50-59

• Women Masters Ages 60-69

• Women Masters

• Junior Women

• Para-Cycling

• Tandem

• Recumbent

• Eddy Men*

• Eddy Women* 

*Eddy category specific rules: Riders in the class will compete without: aero bars or extensions, disc wheel, fairings, aero helmets (any helmet specifically built as an aero helmet and any helmet that has been modified to approximate a helmet specifically built as a TT helmet is not allowed), skinsuits, or wheels with rims greater then 40mm in depth. Bicycles which may have aerodynamic shapes but are designated to be sold as road bicycles (and are not user modified time trial bicycles) ARE allowed.

Important Race Info:

• The Coburg Community Charter School is graciously allowing us to use their parking, but further use of their grounds is not permitted. If you bring a trainer for warmup, set it up by your car, not on the grass or under the awnings. Portapotties will be provided near the start line.

• DO NOT stop or stand EVEN MOMENTARILY in the emergency vehicle exit lanes at the Coburg Fire Station near the start/finish. Obstructing the exit lanes of emergency vehicles or personnel before, during or after the race may result in disqualification.

• Helmets are required anytime you are on the bike: before, during and after the race. 

• No drafting is allowed. Overtaking riders should call out loudly and pass on the left (while staying right of the centerline). Riders being passed should stay to the right as possible and must not block passing riders.

• The CENTERLINE rule will be enforced. Your entire bike must stay to the right of every part of the orange centerline. Any centerline violations may result in disqualification.

• Always be aware of what is in front of you. DO NOT RIDE WITH YOUR EYES DOWN.

• The roads on the course are open to traffic. Racers are expected to stay to the right as possible to minimize impact on local traffic.

• You can review OBRA racing rules HERE

• Please extend good will to the residents and business owners of Coburg with your courteous manners and purchases at local businesses.

Awards:

Points awarded to the top 10 finishers of each category each week, points combined for the final total. Awards ceremony after the final race of the series to announce top finishers. Medals will be presented to the top three of each category in the series points standings.

Race Format:

This series will take place on the first 3 Tuesday evenings of May, (May 7, 14, and 21). Online registration will open April 1st. The Twilight Time Trial Coburg course is 15.1 miles of flat roads with a gentle right curve and two right hand corners. The road surface is generally predictable with a few potholes near the fogline in the first three miles.

A map of the course can be found HERE. A Ride With GPS file can be found HERE.

Racers will start at 30 second intervals beginning at 6:30pm. Non-motorized bicycles with two brakes (or fixed gear bicycles with one brake) are allowed (see Section 15.5.1). Race numbers will be worn on your right side. 2024 OBRA membres may wear their OBRA race number (preferred) or a race number will be provided. Number pickup will be available from 5:30-6:25pm. Please check in even if you are using your OBRA race number to confirm your number is correct on the start list. Results will be posted when available at https://obra.org/results.

Entry fee: 

$20/night, or $55 for the 3-race series ($10 for juniors, $25 for junior series). An OBRA license (either a 2024 annual or a one-event license, purchased with your entry for $5) is required. You can buy an annual license at any time at obra.org. 

If entry fees are a barrier for participation please use the contact form to inquire about scholarships.

Registration:

PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

Online registration is available until noon on each day of the series on our online store. Race waiver for the series must be completed by the racer (or guardian if the racer is a minor) and can be completed online during registration.

Categories:

• Open Category 1/2

• Open Category 3

• Open Category 4/5 (beginners)

• Open Masters Ages 50-59

• Open Masters Ages 60-69

• Open Masters Ages 70+

• Junior Open

• Women Category 1/2/3

• Women Category 4/5 (beginner)

• Women Masters Ages 50-59

• Women Masters Ages 60-69

• Women Masters

• Junior Women

• Para-Cycling

• Tandem

• Recumbent

• Eddy Men*

• Eddy Women* 

*Eddy category specific rules: Riders in the class will compete without: aero bars or extensions, disc wheel, fairings, aero helmets (any helmet specifically built as an aero helmet and any helmet that has been modified to approximate a helmet specifically built as a TT helmet is not allowed), skinsuits, or wheels with rims greater then 40mm in depth. Bicycles which may have aerodynamic shapes but are designated to be sold as road bicycles (and are not user modified time trial bicycles) ARE allowed.

Important Race Info:

• The Coburg Community Charter School is graciously allowing us to use their parking, but further use of their grounds is not permitted. If you bring a trainer for warmup, set it up by your car, not on the grass or under the awnings. Portapotties will be provided near the start line.

• DO NOT stop or stand EVEN MOMENTARILY in the emergency vehicle exit lanes at the Coburg Fire Station near the start/finish. Obstructing the exit lanes of emergency vehicles or personnel before, during or after the race may result in disqualification.

• Helmets are required anytime you are on the bike: before, during and after the race. 

• No drafting is allowed. Overtaking riders should call out loudly and pass on the left (while staying right of the centerline). Riders being passed should stay to the right as possible and must not block passing riders.

• The CENTERLINE rule will be enforced. Your entire bike must stay to the right of every part of the orange centerline. Any centerline violations may result in disqualification.

• Always be aware of what is in front of you. DO NOT RIDE WITH YOUR EYES DOWN.

• The roads on the course are open to traffic. Racers are expected to stay to the right as possible to minimize impact on local traffic.

• You can review OBRA racing rules HERE

• Please extend good will to the residents and business owners of Coburg with your courteous manners and purchases at local businesses.

Awards:

Points awarded to the top 10 finishers of each category each week, points combined for the final total. Awards ceremony after the final race of the series to announce top finishers. Medals will be presented to the top three of each category in the series points standings.

Race Format:

This series will take place on the first 3 Tuesday evenings of May, (May 7, 14, and 21). Online registration will open April 1st. The Twilight Time Trial Coburg course is 15.1 miles of flat roads with a gentle right curve and two right hand corners. The road surface is generally predictable with a few potholes near the fogline in the first three miles.

A map of the course can be found HERE. A Ride With GPS file can be found HERE.

Racers will start at 30 second intervals beginning at 6:30pm. Non-motorized bicycles with two brakes (or fixed gear bicycles with one brake) are allowed (see Section 15.5.1). Race numbers will be worn on your right side. 2024 OBRA membres may wear their OBRA race number (preferred) or a race number will be provided. Number pickup will be available from 5:30-6:25pm. Please check in even if you are using your OBRA race number to confirm your number is correct on the start list. Results will be posted when available at https://obra.org/results.

Entry fee: 

$20/night, or $55 for the 3-race series ($10 for juniors, $25 for junior series). An OBRA license (either a 2024 annual or a one-event license, purchased with your entry for $5) is required. You can buy an annual license at any time at obra.org. 

If entry fees are a barrier for participation please use the contact form to inquire about scholarships.

Registration:

PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

Online registration is available until noon on each day of the series on our online store. Race waiver for the series must be completed by the racer (or guardian if the racer is a minor) and can be completed online during registration.

Categories:

• Open Category 1/2

• Open Category 3

• Open Category 4/5 (beginners)

• Open Masters Ages 50-59

• Open Masters Ages 60-69

• Open Masters Ages 70+

• Junior Open

• Women Category 1/2/3

• Women Category 4/5 (beginner)

• Women Masters Ages 50-59

• Women Masters Ages 60-69

• Women Masters

• Junior Women

• Para-Cycling

• Tandem

• Recumbent

• Eddy Men*

• Eddy Women* 

*Eddy category specific rules: Riders in the class will compete without: aero bars or extensions, disc wheel, fairings, aero helmets (any helmet specifically built as an aero helmet and any helmet that has been modified to approximate a helmet specifically built as a TT helmet is not allowed), skinsuits, or wheels with rims greater then 40mm in depth. Bicycles which may have aerodynamic shapes but are designated to be sold as road bicycles (and are not user modified time trial bicycles) ARE allowed.

Important Race Info:

• The Coburg Community Charter School is graciously allowing us to use their parking, but further use of their grounds is not permitted. If you bring a trainer for warmup, set it up by your car, not on the grass or under the awnings. Portapotties will be provided near the start line.

• DO NOT stop or stand EVEN MOMENTARILY in the emergency vehicle exit lanes at the Coburg Fire Station near the start/finish. Obstructing the exit lanes of emergency vehicles or personnel before, during or after the race may result in disqualification.

• Helmets are required anytime you are on the bike: before, during and after the race. 

• No drafting is allowed. Overtaking riders should call out loudly and pass on the left (while staying right of the centerline). Riders being passed should stay to the right as possible and must not block passing riders.

• The CENTERLINE rule will be enforced. Your entire bike must stay to the right of every part of the orange centerline. Any centerline violations may result in disqualification.

• Always be aware of what is in front of you. DO NOT RIDE WITH YOUR EYES DOWN.

• The roads on the course are open to traffic. Racers are expected to stay to the right as possible to minimize impact on local traffic.

• You can review OBRA racing rules HERE

• Please extend good will to the residents and business owners of Coburg with your courteous manners and purchases at local businesses.

Awards:

Points awarded to the top 10 finishers of each category each week, points combined for the final total. Awards ceremony after the final race of the series to announce top finishers. Medals will be presented to the top three of each category in the series points standings.

Description

A three race series of time trials on Sunday, April 7, April 14, April 21, 2024. The course consists of 15.6 miles of scenic country roads.

Registration is open on the Twilight Operations store until 9pm the Friday preceding each race.

Location

Parking, registration/check-in, and finish line at Crow Middle/High School. The startline is 1.4 miles from the school, uphill. Gear and clothing left at the start line will be transported to the registration tent at the school/finish.

Racers will start at 30 second intervals, with larger gaps between categories, starting at 10:00am.

2024 OBRA annual members should wear their cloth numbers; racers without OBRA numbers will be issued a number on site between 9:00 and 10:00am. Wear your number on your right side.

Registration:

PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

Entry fee: $30/day, $80 for the 3-race series (junior racers $15 per race, $35 for series)

Start times will be emailed to registered racers and each preceding Saturday by 5pm.

• Race waiver must be signed by racer (or guardian); waivers available on site or print and bring it.

• OBRA license required; $5 for one-event license or $50 for a 2024 annual license. Purchase your annual with your race registration or at obra.org.

• Faculty, staff and students of Crow Middle/High school receive free entry; use the contact form to request a discount code and show your school ID at check-in on race day.

Categories:

• Men Category 1/2

• Men Category 3

• Men Category 4/5 (beginners)

• Masters Men Age 50-59

• Masters Men Age 60-69

• Masters Men Age 70+

• Junior Men Age 10-14

• Junior Men Age 15-18

• Tandem

• Paracyclist

• Women Category 1/2

• Women Category 3

• Women Category 4/5 (beginners)

• Masters Women Age 50-59

• Masters Women Age 60-69

• Masters Women Age 70+

• Junior Women Age 10-14

• Junior Women Age 15-18

• Eddy Women *

• Eddy Men *

OREGON SENIOR GAMES:

Chilly Crow is a partner event with the 2024 Oregon Senior Games. Chilly Crow #3 (April 21st) will serve as a qualifier for the 2025 National Senior Games; cyclists who are 50 and older can use only this event in the series to qualify. (You are welcome to register for the other dates as well, but only the April 21st results will be submitted to the Oregon Senior Games.) You can learn more about the National Senior Games at NSGA.com and more about the Oregon Senior Games at OregonSeniorGames.com. 

Important Race Info:

• Do not use Crow Road or Central Road for your warmup after 9:55am.  Please DO NOT pass the start or finish lines after 10:25am unless you are racing. Officials may penalize racers for unnecessarily crossing the finish line wearing a number. Vaughn Road is recommended for your warm-up.

• Helmets are required anytime you are on the bike, before, during, or after the race.

• Racers are expected to stay to the right as possible unless overtaking another rider (or avoiding drafting). On Crow Road, this includes the very lovely and wide shoulder.  Minimizing unnecessary impact on local traffic is important for the continuation of the event.

• No drafting.

• Do not cross the centerline. Any centerline violations may result in disqualification. There may be marshals on the course for enforcement.

• Overtaking riders should call out loudly and pass on the left while staying right of the centerline. Riders being passed should stay to the right and must not block passing riders.

• Always be aware of what’s in front of you. DO NOT RIDE WITH YOUR EYES DOWN

Eddy category specific rules:

Bicycles  which may have aerodynamic shapes but are designated to be sold as road bicycles (and are  not user modified time trial bicycles) ARE allowed.

Riders in this class will compete without:

• Aero bars or extensions

• Disc wheels

• Fairings

• Aero helmets (any helmet specifically built as an aero  helmet and any helmet that has been modified to approximate a helmet specifically built as a  TT helmet is not allowed)

• Skinsuits

• Wheels with rims greater than 40mm in depth.  

Prizes

Prizes will be presented following the final race (April 21) as soon as results are certified.

Awards for top three of each category

Points will be awarded up to ten deep for each category for each race date.

Ties will be broken by the standings in the final race.

Overnight Accommodations

Stay close to the start line in this convenient, affordable, and locally operated AirBnB:

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/961781160809877499

Description

A three race series of time trials on Sunday, April 7, April 14, April 21, 2024. The course consists of 15.6 miles of scenic country roads.

Registration is open on the Twilight Operations store until 9pm the Friday preceding each race.

Location

Parking, registration/check-in, and finish line at Crow Middle/High School. The startline is 1.4 miles from the school, uphill. Gear and clothing left at the start line will be transported to the registration tent at the school/finish.

Racers will start at 30 second intervals, with larger gaps between categories, starting at 10:00am.

2024 OBRA annual members should wear their cloth numbers; racers without OBRA numbers will be issued a number on site between 9:00 and 10:00am.

Wear your number on your right side.

Registration

PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

Entry fee: $30/day, $80 for the 3-race series (junior racers $15 per race, $35 for series)

Start times will be emailed to registered racers and each preceding Saturday by 5pm.

• Race waiver must be signed by racer (or guardian); waivers available on site or print and bring it.

• OBRA license required; $5 for one-event license or $50 for a 2024 annual license. Purchase your annual with your race registration or at obra.org.

• Faculty, staff and students of Crow Middle/High school receive free entry; use the contact form to request a discount code and show your school ID at check-in on race day.

Categories

• Men Category 1/2

• Men Category 3

• Men Category 4/5 (beginners)

• Masters Men Age 50-59

• Masters Men Age 60-69

• Masters Men Age 70+

• Junior Men Age 10-14

• Junior Men Age 15-18

• Tandem

• Paracyclist

• Women Category 1/2

• Women Category 3

• Women Category 4/5 (beginners)

• Masters Women Age 50-59

• Masters Women Age 60-69

• Masters Women Age 70+

• Junior Women Age 10-14

• Junior Women Age 15-18

• Eddy Women *

• Eddy Men *

OREGON SENIOR GAMES:

Chilly Crow is a partner event with the 2024 Oregon Senior Games. Chilly Crow #3 (April 21st) will serve as a qualifier for the 2025 National Senior Games; cyclists who are 50 and older can use only this event in the series to qualify. (You are welcome to register for the other dates as well, but only the April 21st results will be submitted to the Oregon Senior Games.) You can learn more about the National Senior Games at NSGA.com and more about the Oregon Senior Games at OregonSeniorGames.com. 

Important Race Info

• Do not use Crow Road or Central Road for your warmup after 9:55am.  Please DO NOT pass the start or finish lines after 10:25am unless you are racing. Officials may penalize racers for unnecessarily crossing the finish line wearing a number. Vaughn Road is recommended for your warm-up.

• Helmets are required anytime you are on the bike, before, during, or after the race.

• Racers are expected to stay to the right as possible unless overtaking another rider (or avoiding drafting). On Crow Road, this includes the very lovely and wide shoulder.  Minimizing unnecessary impact on local traffic is important for the continuation of the event.

• No drafting.

• Do not cross the centerline. Any centerline violations may result in disqualification. There may be marshals on the course for enforcement.

• Overtaking riders should call out loudly and pass on the left while staying right of the centerline. Riders being passed should stay to the right and must not block passing riders.

• Always be aware of what’s in front of you. DO NOT RIDE WITH YOUR EYES DOWN

Eddy category specific rules:

Bicycles  which may have aerodynamic shapes but are designated to be sold as road bicycles (and are  not user modified time trial bicycles) ARE allowed.

Riders in this class will compete without: 

• Aero bars or extensions

• Disc wheels

• Fairings

• Aero helmets (any helmet specifically built as an aero  helmet and any helmet that has been modified to approximate a helmet specifically built as a  TT helmet is not allowed)

• Skinsuits

• Wheels with rims greater than 40mm in depth.  

Prizes

Prizes will be presented following the final race (April 21) as soon as results are certified. 

Awards for top three of each category 

Points will be awarded up to ten deep for each category for each race date. 

Ties will be broken by the standings in the final race.

Overnight Accommodations

Stay close to the start line in this convenient, affordable, and locally operated AirBnB:

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/961781160809877499

Description

A three race series of time trials on Sunday, April 7, April 14, April 21, 2024. The course consists of 15.6 miles of scenic country roads.

Registration is open on the Twilight Operations store until 9pm the Friday preceding each race.

Location

Parking, registration/check-in, and finish line at Crow Middle/High School. The startline is 1.4 miles from the school, uphill. Gear and clothing left at the start line will be transported to the registration tent at the school/finish.

Racers will start at 30 second intervals, with larger gaps between categories, starting at 10:00am.

2024 OBRA annual members should wear their cloth numbers; racers without OBRA numbers will be issued a number on site between 9:00 and 10:00am. Wear your number on your right side.

Registration:

PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

Entry fee: $30/day, $80 for the 3-race series (junior racers $15 per race, $35 for series)

Start times will be emailed to registered racers and each preceding Saturday by 5pm.

• Race waiver must be signed by racer (or guardian); waivers available on site or print and bring it.

• OBRA license required; $5 for one-event license or $50 for a 2024 annual license. Purchase your annual with your race registration or at obra.org.

• Faculty, staff and students of Crow Middle/High school receive free entry; use the contact form to request a discount code and show your school ID at check-in on race day.

Categories:

• Men Category 1/2

• Men Category 3

• Men Category 4/5 (beginners)

• Masters Men Age 50-59

• Masters Men Age 60-69

• Masters Men Age 70+

• Junior Men Age 10-14

• Junior Men Age 15-18

• Tandem

• Paracyclist

• Women Category 1/2

• Women Category 3

• Women Category 4/5 (beginners)

• Masters Women Age 50-59

• Masters Women Age 60-69

• Masters Women Age 70+

• Junior Women Age 10-14

• Junior Women Age 15-18

• Eddy Women *

• Eddy Men *

OREGON SENIOR GAMES:

Chilly Crow is a partner event with the 2024 Oregon Senior Games. Chilly Crow #3 (April 21st) will serve as a qualifier for the 2025 National Senior Games; cyclists who are 50 and older can use only this event in the series to qualify. (You are welcome to register for the other dates as well, but only the April 21st results will be submitted to the Oregon Senior Games.) You can learn more about the National Senior Games at NSGA.com and more about the Oregon Senior Games at OregonSeniorGames.com. 

Important Race Info:

• Do not use Crow Road or Central Road for your warmup after 9:55am.  Please DO NOT pass the start or finish lines after 10:25am unless you are racing. Officials may penalize racers for unnecessarily crossing the finish line wearing a number. Vaughn Road is recommended for your warm-up.

• Helmets are required anytime you are on the bike, before, during, or after the race.

• Racers are expected to stay to the right as possible unless overtaking another rider (or avoiding drafting). On Crow Road, this includes the very lovely and wide shoulder.  Minimizing unnecessary impact on local traffic is important for the continuation of the event.

• No drafting.

• Do not cross the centerline. Any centerline violations may result in disqualification. There may be marshals on the course for enforcement.

• Overtaking riders should call out loudly and pass on the left while staying right of the centerline. Riders being passed should stay to the right and must not block passing riders.

• Always be aware of what’s in front of you. DO NOT RIDE WITH YOUR EYES DOWN

Eddy category specific rules:

Bicycles  which may have aerodynamic shapes but are designated to be sold as road bicycles (and are  not user modified time trial bicycles) ARE allowed.

Riders in this class will compete without:

• Aero bars or extensions,

• Disc wheels

• Fairings

• Aero helmets (any helmet specifically built as an aero  helmet and any helmet that has been modified to approximate a helmet specifically built as a  TT helmet is not allowed)

• Skinsuits

• Wheels with rims greater than 40mm in depth.  

Prizes:

Prizes will be presented following the final race (April 21) as soon as results are certified.

Awards for top three of each category

Points will be awarded up to ten deep for each category for each race date.

Ties will be broken by the standings in the final race.

Overnight Accommodations

Stay close to the start line in this convenient, affordable, and locally operated AirBnB:

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/961781160809877499

Event Summary

Come race with us in Eugene at this brand new venue located conveniently right off of I-5 just 1 hour and 45 minutes from downtown Portland.  Finish your season with a team celebration over two consecutive days at a brand new cyclocross venue featuring flowing descents and challenging off-camber!  Join the winter party down south!

Course Description

Check out this brand new cross venue located on the school grounds of Oak Hill School in South Eugene, Oregon. This facility features rolling open fields, oak meadows, tricky off camber, and flowing descents. Powerful riders will find success charging the hills, skilled riders will quickly close down any gaps on slippery off-camber and fast descents. Excellent spectating opportunities and very convenient access make this a bright venue for future races in the south valley.

Dates:

• Saturday December 2nd

• Sunday December 3rd

Registration

Pre-registration for races will be open online until 5pm on Friday, December 1st. After this time, you must register on site.

On site registration will open at 8am each day and close 15 minutes before each start time. A 2023 Oregon Bicycle Racing Association (OBRA) license is required to race; you may provide your license number or purchase a temporary license ($5).

Start List

You can view an occasionally updated start list here

Junior Racing

See our Junior Racing page for more information

Fees

• Pre-register (per day)

  • Adults: $35 1st race and $10 additional races

  • Juniors $15 1st race and $10 additional races

• Day of registration (per day)

  • Adults: $40 1st race and $10 additional races

  • Juniors $20 1st race and $10 additional races

Volunteer

Registration fee waivers are available for volunteers! Use the contact form to get in touch if you are willing to help.

Numbers

Numbers will be provided; please check in at registration for your number and to compete the venue waiver before your first race of the series. For subsequent races, you do not need to check in.

Helmet Reminder

A helmet must be worn at all times when on the bike at the venue.

Venue Information

• Racer and spectator parking are a short distance from the course. Please park in identified parking areas or in overflow parking at Lane Community College a short distance away.

• For team tent/vehicle access there is priority parking available adjacent to the course. See course map for details. Please contact us for access to team area.

• Pre-riding times are included in the schedule; please do not pre-ride at other times.

• Overnight camping is not permitted at the venue. Venue closes at sun down each evening. Van or tent camping is available on the banks of the McKenzie River with advance reservations at Armitage Park.

• No drugs or alcohol at the venue

Schedule

Event schedule is slightly modified from the normal OBRA Cyclocross race schedule to allow for more travel time and later race starts for our first categories. Please note your start time carefully!

7:30 AM - Course open for pre-riding

8:00 AM - Registration Opens

9:15 AM - Masters Open 50,60,70+, Cat 3/4 Open, Beginner Open - 45 Minutes

10:10 AM Cat 3/4/5 Jr Open, Cat 3/4/5 Jr Women - 35 Minutes

10:55 AM - Cat 3/4 Open 35+, Clydesdales, Jr 1/2/3 Open - 45 Minutes

11:45 AM - Kid’s ‘Cross Partial loop of course through pit - 15 minutes

12 PM - Course Preview - 45 minutes

12:45 PM - Cat 1/2/3 Open, 1/2/3 Women, 1/2/3 Masters 35+ Open, Cat 1/2/3 Masters Women 35+ - 55 minutes

1:50 PM - Cat 3/4 Women, Athenas, Cat 3/4 Masters Women 35+, Masters Women 50+/60+, Cat 1/2/3 Junior Women, Beginner Women - 45 minutes

2:50 PM - Singlespeed Open, Singlespeed Women - 45 Minutes

3:35 PM - Course Closed/Course Cleanup

Results

Results will be posted when available at obra.org. Please address any concerns by following the link on the obra.og results page to contact the official in charge within 24 hours of posting.

Awards

Series awards for top three in each category. Points are awarded 5 deep in each category on the following schedule:

• 1st - 5 points

• 2nd - 4 points

• 3rd - 3 points

• 4th - 2 points

• 5th - 1 point

Highest total from the two-day series wins. Tie-breaker is most recent race result.

Photos

Photos will be provided by Edition One Services.

Photos Gallery Link - Click Here (Photos uploaded after event)

Course Map

Event Summary

Come race with us in Eugene at this brand new venue located conveniently right off of I-5 just 1 hour and 45 minutes from downtown Portland.  Finish your season with a team celebration over two consecutive days at a brand new cyclocross venue featuring flowing descents and challenging off-camber!  Join the winter party down south!

Course Description

Check out this brand new cross venue located on the school grounds of Oak Hill School in South Eugene, Oregon. This facility features rolling open fields, oak meadows, tricky off camber, and flowing descents. Powerful riders will find success charging the hills, skilled riders will quickly close down any gaps on slippery off-camber and fast descents. Excellent spectating opportunities and very convenient access make this a bright venue for future races in the south valley.

Dates:

• Saturday December 2nd

• Sunday December 3rd

Registration

Pre-registration for races will be open online until 5pm on Friday, December 1st. After this time, you must register on site.

On site registration will open at 8am each day and close 15 minutes before each start time. A 2023 Oregon Bicycle Racing Association (OBRA) license is required to race; you may provide your license number or purchase a temporary license ($5).

Start List

You can view an occasionally updated start list here

Junior Racing

See our Junior Racing page for more information

Fees

• Pre-register (per day)

  • Adults: $35 1st race and $10 additional races

  • Juniors $15 1st race and $10 additional races

• Day of registration (per day)

  • Adults: $40 1st race and $10 additional races

  • Juniors $20 1st race and $10 additional races

Volunteer

Registration fee waivers are available for volunteers! Use the contact form to get in touch if you are willing to help.

Numbers

Numbers will be provided; please check in at registration for your number and to compete the venue waiver before your first race of the series. For subsequent races, you do not need to check in.

Helmet Reminder

A helmet must be worn at all times when on the bike at the venue.

Venue Information

• Racer and spectator parking are a short distance from the course. Please park in identified parking areas or in overflow parking at Lane Community College a short distance away.

• For team tent/vehicle access there is priority parking available adjacent to the course. See course map for details. Please contact us for access for team equipment.

• Pre-riding times are included in the schedule; please do not pre-ride at other times.

• Overnight camping is not permitted at the venue. Venue closes at sun down each evening. Van or tent camping is available on the banks of the McKenzie River with advance reservations at Armitage Park.

• No drugs or alcohol at the venue

Schedule

Event schedule is slightly modified from the normal OBRA Cyclocross race schedule to allow for more travel time and later race starts for our first categories. Please note your start time carefully!

7:30 AM - Course open for pre-riding

8:00AM - Registration Opens

9:15 AM - Masters Open 50,60,70+, Cat 3/4 Open, Beginner Open - 45 Minutes

10:10 AM Cat 3/4/5 Jr Open, Cat 3/4/5 Jr Women - 35 Minutes

10:55 AM - Cat 3/4 Open 35+, Clydesdales, Jr 1/2/3 Open - 45 Minutes

11:45 AM - Kid’s ‘Cross Partial loop of course through pit - 15 minutes

12 PM - Course Preview - 45 minutes

12:45 PM - Cat 1/2/3 Open, 1/2/3 Women, 1/2/3 Masters 35+ Open, Cat 1/2/3 Masters Women 35+ - 55 minutes

1:50 PM - Cat 3/4 Women, Athenas, Cat 3/4 Masters Women 35+, Masters Women 50+/60+, Cat 1/2/3 Junior Women, Beginner Women - 45 minutes

2:50 PM - Singlespeed Open, Singlespeed Women - 45 Minutes

3:35 PM - Course Closed/Course Cleanup

Results

Results will be posted when available at obra.org. Please address any concerns by following the link on the obra.org results page to contact the official in charge within 24 hours of posting.

Awards

Series awards for top three in each category. Points are awarded 5 deep in each category on the following schedule:

• 1st - 5 points

• 2nd - 4 points

• 3rd - 3 points

• 4th - 2 points

• 5th - 1 point

Highest total from the two-day series wins. Tie-breaker is most recent race result.

Photos

Photos will be provided by Edition One Services.

Photos Gallery Link - Click Here (Photos uploaded after event)

Course Map