Rider Categories
| Capital 15 Fun Ride…but a challenge too | Capital 35 Male & Female | Capital 50 Male & Female |
| Capital 35 Jr. (18yrs & Under) | Capital 50 Jr. (18yrs & Under) | |
| Capital 35 Singlespeed | Capital 50 Singlespeed | |
| Capital 35 Open (19-44yrs) | Capital 50 Open (19-44yrs) | |
| Capital 35 Master (45-59yrs) | Capital 50 Master (45-59yrs) | |
| Capital 35 Distinguished (60yrs+) | Capital 50 Distinguished (60yrs+) |
Event Schedule
Friday, June 28th
12p – 9p Amateur Packet Pick-Up: Whiskey Row
12p – 9p Register for the Kids’ Fun Ride: Registration Tent
12p – 7p Bike & gear Expo Opens
2p Mandatory Pro Racers Meeting p/b Stan’s NoTubes & Pro Packet Pick-Up: Location TBD
2p Capital 15 Fun Ride: Carson Street
3:30p – 8p Four Peaks Brewing Co. Beer Garden Opens on Cortez
3:30p Swing by the Stan’s NoTube Expo Tent for a free sealant refresh
3:30p Time Cut-Off: 15 Proof Participants: Kings Canyon Aid Station
6p Free Klunker Crit (with a donation of 2 canned goods)
6:30p Pro Women El Yucateco Pro Fat Tire Crit: Main St. (20 min + 3 laps)
7:20p Pro Men El Yucateco Pro Fat Tire Crit: Main St. (20 min + 3 laps)
8p Four Peaks Brewing Co. Criterium Awards
8p Mandatory Stan’s NoTubes Amateur 30 & 50 Proof Riders Meeting: Main Stage
Saturday, June 29th
8a – 6p Bike & gear Expo Opens
8a – 4p Register for Kids’ Fun Ride: Registration Tent
7:30a Capital 50 Backcountry Ride: Carson St.
8:30a Capital 35 Backcountry Ride: Carson St.
10a – 9p Four Peaks Brewing Co. Beer Garden Opens
11:15a Time Cut-Off: Capital 35 and Capital 50 Participants: Spooner Lake Aid Station
12p Stop by the Maxxis Tent for a chance to win a free tire!
4p Four Peaks Brewing Co. Amateur Awards Party: Main Stage
7:45p Raise A Pint to our Dedication Recipient: Main Stange
Sunday, June 30th
8a – 2p Bike & gear Expo Opens
8a – 8:30a Register for the Kids’ Fun Ride: Registration Tent
8:30a Pro Men Backcountry Race
8:40a Pro Women Backcountry Race
8:45a Kids’ Fun Ride: Whiskey Row
10a – 1p Four Peaks Brewing Co. Beer Garden Opens
1p Four Peaks Brewing Co. Pro Awards Party: Main Stage
Carson Pass & Amateur Wave Starts
Carson Pass
The Carson Pass is a list of riders who have finished within their distance, within the last two years of the Off-Road Series and Tour of the White Mountains. This is not based on category or gender, but based on distance. These riders will be placed in the front corral of the first wave.
The Carson Pass list will be available in the spring.
Amateur Wave Starts
In the interest of optimizing your ride experience, distances with 500+ participants will be broken into wave starts. This enhances rider safety while decreasing potential impact to the trails. Ride times are based on when the rider crosses the start line and finish line.
To determine which wave start suits you best, we’ve taken into consideration:
- Your self-determined estimated finishing time input at registration
- Your last year finishing time if available
Packet Pickup & Mandatory Pre-Ride Meeting
Amateur Riders
Packet Pick-up: Friday, 12p – 9p, Registration Tent, Carson St.
Rider must present a government issued ID to receive a packet. If you can not attend packet pickup, a friend or family member may pick up your packet with a copy (a photo on their phone is fine) or you ID.
Mandatory Pre-Ride Meeting (Capitol 35 & 50 Riders): Friday, 8p, Main Stage
This meeting is when Epic Rides briefs the group on important course & event updates/changes for the following day’s activities. In essence, this is a safety meeting.
Pro Riders
Pro: Friday, 2p – 4p, Old Assembly Chambers, Capitol Building
Rider must present a government issued ID to receive a packet. If you can not attend packet pickup, a friend or family member may pickup your packet with a copy (a photo on their phone is fine) or you ID.
Mandatory Pre-Race Meeting: Friday, 2p, Old Assembly Chambers, Capitol Building
This meeting is when Epic Rides briefs the group on important course & event updates/changes for the following day’s activities. In essence, this is a safety meeting.
Spectator Directions
So you’re ready to do some cheering and support riders when they need it most? Great, choose either of the locations below to do some hooting and hollering while supporting friends, family, and random riders. Just remember to be respectful of Carson City’s Open Space and Forest Service managed lands and the volunteers in the area that are helping with crowd control. And, don’t forget your cowbell!
Location 1: Waterfall Trail…Please plan to complete a brief yet strenuous hike up a switchback trail past a waterfall and up to a singletrack segment located roughly half way through the course. Spectators are welcome to walk the other trails in the area too, however, should be cautious to avoid hiking on Ash to Kings trail during the event. The hike will last 15+ minutes each way. This location can get a little rowdy…
Riders will begin passing through this section at 3p on Friday, 7:45a on Saturday & 8:25a on Sunday.
Directions to Kings Canyon Waterfall Trailhead from Downtown Carson City
Location 2: Ash Canyon TH at the terminus of Ash to Kings Trail, in addition to being able to watch riders descend the legendary Lower Creek Trail, this location is also prime viewing for late race fatigue…where a helpful cheer can mean the most!
Spectators can park here and walk to watch participants ride sections of the Lower Creek trail, Ash to Kings trail plus Jackrabbit and postal trails both early and late in the day. This location can get a little rowdy…
Directions to Ash Canyon Trailhead from Downtown Carson City
Riders will begin passing through this section at 3:30p on Friday, 8:05a on Saturday & 8:45a on Sunday.
Spectators are encouraged to drive up Ash Canyon (slowly over the reverse speed bumps) and then park at the pullout area near the water tower (do not drive past the water towers). And then, walk the remaining .75 mile to the various trails in the area. A friendly reminder, for participant safety, do not drive past the water towers.
Location 3: Exit Jack Rabbit Trail over V&T Rail to Trail. Catch the riders as they speed of the Jack Rabbit Trail towards town. The V&T Rail to Trail is an old railway that not only makes a great high-speed vantage point but is also a great trail for beginners and youths. Parking is suggested at Western Nevada College where you can take a short (.5 mile) walk west and south and walk the V&T Rail to Trail until you intersect with spectator location 3. No shade here, so plan accordingly.
Directions to Western Nevada College Parking Lot
Riders will begin passing through this section at 4p on Friday, 8:45a on Saturday & 9:20a on Sunday.
Spectators note: Please remember to be a good steward of the land when venturing into nature. Carson City’s open space offers big views and fragile soil…please stay on the trail at all times. And remember, pack out what you pack in. Thank you!
