Maple Mountain, known for its rocky technical trails, big loops, and beautiful forests brought a new set of challenges to the last race of the season.
The Maple Mountain Enduro set the stage for a challenging race to not only to hail the fastest racer of the day but crown the fastest racer of the year. The overall title in each category was still up for grabs as racers competed and pushed themselves one last time for the 2022 season.
With 6 stages to race, each with dusty blown-out corners, surprise hill sprints, and technical rock sections the Nolan Riding Race Team braced for the most fitness-demanding races of the season. The stages were:
Stage 1 – Upper Maple Syrup
Stage 2 – Lower Maple Syrup
Stage 3 – Phloem into Solar Coaster
Stage 4 – Upper Story Trail
Stage 5 – Tony’s Arbutus Ridge
Stage 6 – Loggers Lane
Danny Millam (Left) and Patrick Nolan (Right) Taking on the last uphill tech sprint on the final stage of the day
Dave Kitching & Marcia Kirby trying out racing. If your kids are racing, you may as well join in too
Jim Wheen pumping through the tech section while some of the injured NR Race team riders cheer him on
Dusty trails, spectators, and maple trees
Some are smiling through the pain, others need some time to recompose
Results
- Keely Bathurst – 2nd – Jr. Expert Women’s
- Jack Looker – 2nd, Danny Millam 1st – Jr. Expert Men
- Cole McGregor – 2nd – Youth
- Marcia Kirby – 1st – Masters Women
Youth
2nd – Cole McGregor
U19 Male
14th – Charlie Bell
Jr. Expert Women
2nd – Keely Bathurst
4th – Ava Kitching
DNS – Davina Wittstock
DNS – Kate Brennan
Jr. Expert Male
1st – Danny Millam
2nd – Jack Looker
5th – Owen Robertson
13th – Dennis Ronald Jones
24th – Angus Henry
DNF – Faber Mossy
Expert Men
5th – Kiel Johnson
6th – Dean Tennant
10th – Patrick Nolan
Expert Women
6th – Cassidy Latham
Masters Women
1st – Marcia Kirby
Masters Men
10th – Dave Kitching
Till next time Maple Mountain
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