Saturday February 15, 2020 – Freestyle Interval Start Prologue (3km all skiers) and Freestyle Sprint Qualifier (1.5km all skiers)
The second running of this exciting race format – in 2019 racers were able to post top speeds in a speed trap! Competitors will race two separate distances: 3.0km and 1.5km. The 3.0km represents a prologue distance (& JN relay distance) and the 1.5km a sprint qualification – there are no rounds. Each race will be scored to the NRL and included in New England Junior National rankings. Skiers will be seeded by U.S. Ski & Snowboard Overall points for both races.
There is no Day of Race Registration for Saturday.
Updates:
– Both courses marked for inspection from 8am – 9:55am
– Please note (and give yourself enough time at the start) competitors will be chipped for each event. They will keep their bibs between races – please make sure to return all bibs after the Sprint!
-Two moving coaches bibs per team can be signed out at registration.
– There are trophies for U16, U18, U20, and Open divisions for both races! Don’t miss awards at 2:15pm!
Sunday February 16, 2020 – Classic Interval Start (5km U16, 10km Women / Men)
The final race of the 2020 NENSA Eastern Cup Series. Following the race there will be an awards ceremony and the recognition of the New England Junior National Team qualifiers.
Updates:
– Courses for Sunday are open for skiing and testing in the direction of travel – no coaches bibs.
– Please note and utilize the warmup area – it will be groomed the same time as course.
– There is DOR for the EC (up to 60 minutes before starts – please register as early as possible)
– Please note Bill Koch Race Registration is Day of Race Only – 12:15-1:15pm
– Masters will start in a separate seed group immediately behind the EC field of their respective gender.
- Online Registration – There is DOR for Sunday
Dublin – https://www.skireg.com/nensa-dublin-double
Holderness – https://www.skireg.com/ec4day2
- All racers MUST be NENSA & US Ski & Snowboard members ($10 daily NENSA membership). (Masters on Sunday NENSA or one day).
83% Classic Pole Rule: Classic poles have to be no more then 83% of your height, wearing your ski boots. Pole height is measured from the tip of your pole to the top of your pole strap. There will not be a measuring station at the start – it is each athlete’s responsibility their poles correct length. TD’s have the right to measure and questionable length poles at the finish.