Results - 3 Lap Race Results - 2 Lap Race A small but lively crowd assembled in Gilford, NH, for the Gunstock Freestyle Race. Athletes received a personalized greeting from John Stow and a cheery crew of volunteers. The music was playing to motivate outstanding performances on the course. It was a relatively relaxed environment; the work setting the course was done, the stadium was set, and everyone knew what to do. Inside the lodge, the aromas of a post-race feast gave p

Results: 14km Race 22km Race Photos: by Jamie Doucett The White Mountain Classic picked up where last weekend’s Popular Racing left off. It was another bluebird ski day, this time in Jackson. Clear skies prevailed with little to no wind. Although frigid, skiers were excited for the day, the return of the Marathon Series, and were prepared to put their best foot forward for their home state in the Northeast State Championship. A mass start classic half-marathon was just th

There was something in the air at Rikert Touring Center today. The first major arctic blast of the season successfully delayed the race one day, but it could not stop things from heating up at the Annual Silver Fox Trot. After a little over a day of bitter cold temperatures, the full sun warmed the stadium, and ski prep took place glove-free! The ambient temperature reached twenty and felt much warmer, but the snow remained squeaky cold. Skiers traveling to the venue passe

Skiers from around the region converged on Jackson, NH, for the Annual Jackson Jaunt. Most drove through some sort of precipitation as the first significant weather event of the new year was settling in. Leaving snow in Craftsbury, we hit a fine misty rain before leaving Vermont. Conditions stayed the same through Crawford Notch, but the snow base increased notably as we closed in on our destination. The Jackson Jaunt 10km was initially billed as a Classic Race, but direct

Results: Below Photos: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1504179446511545/permalink/2979798802282928/ NWVE got the new year off to a great start skiing at the Annual BFA Alumni Citizens Race. Director Scott Magnan looked into his crystal ball and predicted the conditions would hold until the end of the race. He groomed over a day in advance, restricted access to the course, and requested shovelers. He knew the stadium would only tolerate one start and seeded the first four r