The 2011 Park City Point 2 Point race SOLD OUT IN JUST UNDER 6 MINUTES this year. We thank all of you that registered, and we also thank those of you that tried to register. Please mark your calendar for February 15th, 2012 7PM Mountain Standard Time, we will do it all over again. Safe racing to all in 2011!
A TON OF INQUIRIES ABOUT A WAITING LIST > THERE IS NOTONE. The race is sold out, if you want, keep you eyes open around our Facebook and Twitter presence, and you can always watch/post on the forums (MTBR.com is a good one). Wish we could accommodate everyone, we simply can’t. Good luck in your quest to race the PCP2P.
NOTE: There are no refunds and no transfers to the following year (rain checks) if you are the holder of a P2P race spot. However, you can sell your entry and that process happens through our registration partner at athlete360.com > Last year most racers wanting to sell an entry had a pretty easy time finding someone to take it (buy it!). If you are cool, you’d sell it at face value plus the transfer fees.
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Marek—
Very cool that you are coming from so far to race in our backyard.
Hi, I wasn’t able to make it in time before the registration closed. I would gladly pay someone for there slot! Thanks, Dustin (drast00@yahoo.com) 801 699-9050
I’m happy that I managed to register and I will come from Poland. I wonder if I’ll be the only one from Poland or Europe?
Looks like you are the only racer from Europe currently. We are very excited to have you! Better start training.
Congrats Jay & Shannon, that’s pretty incredible, just a testament to how good of an event you’ve created in Park City. Keep us posted on the shorter distance race you guys are considering. thanks, keep up the great work and see you on race day.
With a third not finishing the race it keeps spots open for new racers and not everyone that completes the race will register that day.
I hear ya…I will honestly throw the idea around. Thanks again for the input.