Photo by Vince Fedoroff
RIDGE WITH A VIEW – Nic MacDougall navigates a tricky section of the AA trail during the Harescramble I competition at the Schirmer Family Ranch on Aug. 20. The expert ‘AA’ riders had to complete two loops of the difficult AA trail to register a result.
Photo by Vince Fedoroff
STUNTING – Travis Adams goes over an obstacle during the expert “AA” Harescramble I competition at the Schirmer Family Ranch on Aug. 20.
Photo by Vince Fedoroff
ON THE OUTSIDE – Memphis Nolan (front) takes a corner wide as Leah Muir follows on the inside.
Photo by Vince Fedoroff
Mia Raymond, Kelob McGovern and Sawyer Johnson, front-back, race in the mini catagory Sunday.
Tackling courses designed to challenge riders
Tackling courses designed to challenge riders navigationally, physically and technically, 37 athletes took part in the Mosquito Harescramble I race at the Schirmer Family Ranch on Aug. 20.
It was the second event of the season hosted by the Yukon Cross Country Motorcycle Association.
Event organizer Mike Beaman describes a harescramble as: “off-road motorcycle racing through single track and open trail.”
Each loop is designed to challenge riders of a certain ability with AA being the most challenging course, where finishing is a “great accomplishment.”
Peewee (mini trail)
Mini (mini trail)
Junior Under 15 (B trail)
Novice (B trail)
Intermediate “A” (A trail)
Expert “A” (A trail)
Expert “AA” (AA trail)
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