Bombshell Women’s Enduro
sponsored by Juliana Bikes

FAQs

Hey, what’s an Enduro?

Great question, glad you asked. It is a multiple stage race where you climb to the top of the stage and are timed on the descents. The climbing part is not timed! You can relax, pace yourself, walk if you want. Once you are at the top of the stage it’s race on! For the 2025 Enduro you can expect 5-6 stages covering somewhere between 20-30km.

How is the timing going to work for this race?

You will get a fancy bracelet to wear on your wrist or bike. You ride through the designated start and finish areas which are clearly labeled. Your time starts and stops automatically and will be uploaded in real time at www.zone4.com/results. Your times on each stage are totaled up for an overall time which will determine what place you finish. Family and Friends can track your progress on Zone4 from anywhere in the world!

How do does the seeding work?

We constantly try to improve our event by making wait times as short as possible. The 2025 Enduro may look a little different to try and avoid big line ups. 

On the trail you are encouraged to self-seed. What does that mean? It means before you drop into a stage you turn around and ask the ladies behind you, “are you fast?” or “are you going to really race this stage”. If yes, let those ladies go ahead of you. Course marshalls will be getting racers to drop-in in 30 second intervals, but if you like to chase your buddy you can drop in closer, just let the timer know. If you are really worried about the person behind you catching you, you can ask for a little more time. Which leads to the next section.

To pass and be passed?

This is part of Enduro racing so don’t be freaked out by it. There are obviously better ways then others to do this and we strongly encourage you to be respectful and calm when doing it. So this is how it goes down. If racer A is catching up to racer B on the trail, racer A says “racer” or “rider”. Racer B says “ok!” and pulls over where it’s safe to do so. Racer A says “thank you!” and racer B says “get it girl!” Simple.

Is it cool to walk my bike down tricky sections?

Absolutely. 100% okay. If there are some sections of trail you don’t think you can ride, do not let this deter you from doing the race. All trickier sections of trail will be flagged. If you aren’t feeling it, by all means walk! No need to be a hero. Way better to lose a few seconds getting off your bike then to break yourself. If you know you’re going to walk a section, let the timers know and they’ll give you some extra time.

Are refunds available?

We typically do not refund, however we can assist you with transferring your registration to someone on the waitlist. But please do not assume that there will be someone on the waitlist available to take your place.

Transfer deadline is June 15, no transfers or deadlines once the course has been released.

Volunteers

Not sure about racing? Why not volunteer?

An event of this size cannot happen without volunteers! In the past we have required about 70 bike-minded volunteers to help out. Our volunteer base includes peope of all (or no) biking abiilities and ages. Whether you are a seasoned volunteer or new to the scene, we will provide training for whatever position you choose.
Get your funky dress on, there will be prizes for volunteer participation too