I ride regularly at Rosaryville and happened to see the race signs posted during a ride the Tuesday before the race. I've never raced before but decided to go for it and had an absolute blast. The communication leading up to race day, the organization the day of the race, and th...
I ride regularly at Rosaryville and happened to see the race signs posted during a ride the Tuesday before the race. I've never raced before but decided to go for it and had an absolute blast. The communication leading up to race day, the organization the day of the race, and the race itself was excellent. The t-shirt and socks are a great touch. The whole community there was very supportive. Loved it. I will 100% do more EX2 races next year.
Since it was my first mtb race I don't have anything to compare the singletrack passing to but overall it went smooth. Early on, there was one person that must have sprinted out above their true speed and ended up at the front of a line of about 9-10 of us and for whatever reason wasn't pulling over to let the group pass. I know between the pre-race e-mail and the speech before the start talked about passing etiquette but we were stuck for a few minutes on the singletrack. I was just out there for fun but the competitive juices get flowing (myself included) so it was frustrating and even more frustrating for those chasing real good time. I'm not sure how he ended up so far up front given the double track by the powerlines. Anyway, minor in the grand scheme of it all and probably not much possible to prevent it.
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