The 2011 Frost Bite will be held April 2nd in Odessa, WA.
Click Here to download the flier.
Short Course: 9:30
Long Course: 11:30
Kids Race: 3:00
$10.00 Gate fee (good for the weekend) Camping available
Directions: Take I-90 East, take exit 206 toward Lind/Odessa, turn left at WA 21 N, turn left at Rosenoff RD/WA 21, go
approximately 15 miles, race sight will be on the left, watch for arrows .
Stumpjumpers Motorcycle Club 
please send me flyers on all events, thanks
Russ
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Russ,
If you have received the Desert 100 flyers in the past, you’ll more than likely receive this years flyer soon, in the mail. They should be going out soon. All the flyers will also be linked to each race listed on our website as they become available so you can print them out as well.
See you out there!
Mike
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please send me the new flyers when they are available. Thank you
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I was wondering how to be a sweeper during the kids races at all events. Last year I was following my boys and was stopped several times by other sweepers about my statis on the track. My friend was following his boy and was told to get off the track. I have stopped and helped other kids as well that may have had a probelm and then quickly caught up to my boys. At the riders meetings we are made to believe that we are welcome to help and that the more parents involved the better. I enjoy helping and making sure everyone has an equal chance.
Thanks,
Chris
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Chris – It would be up to the particualr race chairman at each of our events. We actually had issues last year at the Desert 100 with parents interfering with other racers, (not intentionally but it happened none the less). I am considering now what my policy will be this year at the mini D100. You can always rest assured that we have no shortage of SJMC personnel sweeping the kids races and place emphasis on the kids having a fun time.
Don
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Can I pre-register for the Frostbite and White Knuckle? Also, do you have an idea of when the T-shirts ran out last year? I want to be there early enough to get one this year. Thanks for all your hard work and well put together events.
Earl
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ok, Thanks Don.
Chris
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Since the hare scrambles (Frost Bite and White Knuckle) are scheduled the week prior to the D100, are racers able to park a trailer in Odessa somehwere between event weekends?
Mark
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Mark,
Absolutely…please check out this website
http://www.odessachamber.net/bikeweek.php
Mike,
SJMC
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Hi there! My name is Anna I am the owner of Slacker Lifestyle a clothing company. We sponsor a rider who competes in all of your events and would like to know how we could help out and if it’s possible to have a vendor at these events. We would also be happy to design T-shirts for your events in the future or make ones you have already chosen. If you could please let me know the rules and regulations or if it’s even possible that would be highly appreciated! If your interested please feel free to e-mail me at annamal@slackerlifestyle.com. Thank you for your time!
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Hi Anna,
Your best bet at this time to see if there are any vendor spots open would be to send an email to the following address:
desert100@stumpjumpers.org
The race chairman will be able to answer any specific questions you have regarding selling merchandise, costs of vendor spot, etc..
Mike
SJMC
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Thank you so much Mike!
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I may not be looking in the correct place, but I am unable to find flyers for the 2011 Frost Bite and Whiteknuckle. Just wondering about start times for the races. Thanks.
Earl
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Earl,
Start times are listed here:
Click to access 2011wkfb.flyer_.pdf
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Just courious, what constitutes “open C” at your races. I race C in WORCS races, is this my class? Also how much shorter is the short course vs. the long course. Thank you for your time.
Jimmy
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Jimmy,
NMA defines Open C as a beginner level rider that may ride any size bike and any age level. If you race a few NMA races and find yourself winning Open C class, then Open B or another B level class might be more appropriate.
Regarding short course and long course, this is defined by time, not course distance (although some clubs add a special section for long course riders.) Time length for short course is 1.5 hrs and long course is 2.5 hrs.
Hope this helps.
Mike
SJMC
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I am looking at racing the Frostbite on 2 April and was curious about course layout. Is there more to the course than enduro cross? all the video from prior years seem to show all enduro cross. Also is there a different layout on the long course, or is it just longer in time?
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Duner04,
The pictures you see are a small portion of the actual race. The previous years, the course was between 9-12 miles in length with all types of open terrain.
Mike
SJMC
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Do you guys have an ETA for when results will bed posted?
Thanks for the awesome racing last weekend!
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I was looking at this years finisher T-shirt for the desert 100, and I’m not sure what the picture is of. Does anyone else know that can clarify things for me :)?
Thanks
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the picture this year is of a set of goggles haha. most people have trouble noticing it haha.
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Hey did anyone catch the name of the photography website to look at the photos they took during the ironman water crossing? I couldn’t catch the signs website on the bottom!
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Here is one of the photographers:
http://www.allanleahyphoto.com/Racing
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