Women’s enduro competition racers tackle muddy course
Revelstoke Women’s Enduro racers took on a muddy course on Saturday.
Photo: Laura Szanto/Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine
132 racers donned their mud gear and funky costumes on top and took on a 30-kilometre enduro-style course that started at Mount Macpherson and ended on Logging Leftovers at Boulder Mountain.
It was a muddy course after serious rainfall. Photo: Laura Szanto/Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine
In enduro races, cyclists must complete the entire course but are timed on short downhill sections.
Apres at the finish line. Photo: Laura Szanto/Revelstoke Mountaineer Magazine
In the junior race, Taylor Chruszsz came in first, followed by Kate Earle and Sydney Musseau.
Correction: An earlier version of this story said there were 128 racers. In fact there were 132.
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