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09-20-07, 10:39 AM
The Rock y Road 50/50 Race will be held in Tucson, Arizona on Saturday, October 20th, 2007 at 6:00am at McDonald Park, 4100 N Harrison Rd, Tucson, AZ.
Website: Rock y Road 50/50 (http://rockyroad5050.wordpress.com/2007/09/19/hello-world/)
When: October 20th
Where: Tucson, Arizona
Cost: Free!
Course Route:[/B] The mountain bike portion of the race will start at 6:00am with a 50-mile technical loop up into Reddington Pass. The road portion of the ride will consist of an out-and-back ride to Mt Lemon and around the city of Tucson for 50 miles. Both portions combined will have in the neighborhood of 12-14k of climbing. Cyclists can do solo or in 2-person teams.
Headlamps and helmets are required for this race since we have an early start.
Write a comment below if you are planning on attending or volunteering for the race. Also, if you have any questions, you can use the comment section below.
More info, topo maps, and .gpx files to come
Website: Rock y Road 50/50 (http://rockyroad5050.wordpress.com/2007/09/19/hello-world/)
When: October 20th
Where: Tucson, Arizona
Cost: Free!
Course Route:[/B] The mountain bike portion of the race will start at 6:00am with a 50-mile technical loop up into Reddington Pass. The road portion of the ride will consist of an out-and-back ride to Mt Lemon and around the city of Tucson for 50 miles. Both portions combined will have in the neighborhood of 12-14k of climbing. Cyclists can do solo or in 2-person teams.
Headlamps and helmets are required for this race since we have an early start.
Write a comment below if you are planning on attending or volunteering for the race. Also, if you have any questions, you can use the comment section below.
More info, topo maps, and .gpx files to come