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| Name | Date | Rego | Country | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| La Leonera DH | 13/10 | Open |  Colombia | WQS |
| Membrillal Cuesta Abajo | 19/10 | Open |  Ecuador | WQS |
| Rey De La Montaña | 26/10 | Open |  Peru | WQS |
| Yaku Raymi | 2/11 | Open | Peru | WC |
| Vista Rio Downhill | 9/11 | Open |  Brazil | WC |
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Just the other day I was standing on the corner of the track at Mt. Jefferson watching practice runs go down and I see someone in black/red leathers and say "holy sh*t is that Ed Kiefer?!"
After seeing the qualifying results on Saturday it was evident that race day would consist of some tight riding and potentially some discrepancies. Needless to say, that’s exactly what we saw at Gravity Fest.
Since 2002 the Gravity Fest Race has returned each year to the town of Munnsville, NY. Although the event is old, this year it has been disrupted by some young gun riders that set the track record.
First Timer, The Come Back, and Another Icon. We had an action packed day today at the Mt Jefferson race in North Carolina.
Yesterday we kicked off the event with 15 freeride runs; what better way to start day two than with more 5 more freeride runs? Around 12:30pm, racers gathered into their seeded first heats to run the Round Robin race-to-qualify brackets. (See the day's running order here.)
North Carolina sure knows how to host an event. 60+ riders, 15 freeride runs, and smiles all around. We had a fruitful practice day on the beautiful Mt. Jefferson mountain in North Carolina.
We're approaching late summer in the world circuit and it's time to take a hop and skip over the pond to the United States. This year we have 1 World Cup and 2 World Qualifier races happening in the USA and we're equally thrilled for each.