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Visit W W W.Cityoflakesloppet.Com Or Call the Loppet Hotline at 612 CITY OF LAKES LOPPET Spectator Guide Major Sponsors Media Sponsors Saturday Events February 5, 2011 City of Lakes Loppet Cross Country Ski Festival: The 2011 Loppet comes Saturday, February 5 and Sunday, February 6. More than great ski events – the Loppet is a festival for the whole family. A snow sculpture contest, the Skijoring National Championships, ice bike racing, expanded sprints and, of course, the Luminary Loppet. Saturday Events, February 5, 2011 Loppet Saturday features a whole day of spectator- and family-friendly events and activities in Uptown. Events include: Snow Sculpture Contest dTrivia: Over 600 All Day Minneapolis Public Rossignol Junior Loppet • Penguins, Polar Bears, skiers and art – 2:30 p.m. Schools elementary all come to life from snow. school students learned • A race specially designed for skiers 19 • Sculpting from 8 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. on and under. to ski through City the Mall in Uptown of Lakes Nordic Ski • Skiers race against others in their age • Judging from 12:30-2:30 p.m. Foundation youth classes: 18-19 (older juniors), 16-17 (J1), • Viewing – all day, all weekend. programming this year. 14-15 (J2), 12-13 (J3), 10-11 (J4), 8-9 Penn Ice-Cycle Loppet Many of those students (J5), 7 and under (J6). Noon – 2:30 p.m. will be participating in • 1K, 2.5K or 5K races around Lake of the Minne-Loppet and • Circuit bike racing on a track of ice. the Isles, with an Uptown finish. the Rossignol Junior • On the lagoon between Lake of the Minnesota Youth Ski League Loppet. Isles and Lake Calhoun. SuperCarnival • Preliminary heats from 12:00 – 1:30 1:30 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. p.m., finals from 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. • This free event includes food, fun and Finn Sisu Sprints – Qualifying Heats ski games for kids of all ages (limited 12:30 – 1:15 p.m. equipment available for kids without • Skiers start on Lake of the Isles and skis). finish at the top of the Mall. • In Uptown, on the Mall between • A race against the clock – skiers start Humboldt and Irving. individually, those with the best times Minne-Loppet advance to the finals later in the day. 3:30 p.m. Chuck & Don’s Skijoring Loppet • Free event for pre-registered kids ages 1:30 p.m. 12 and under ($10 to register day-of). • Combines dog sledding and skiing. • Everyone is a winner – all kids receive • Lake of the Isles – Uptown. a medal, a homemade cookie and hot • Watch both the running of the dogs cider. and the Loppet ice bike race… • New format – with 7K national championship, 4K and 2.5K races. Finn Sisu Sprints Finals d Did you know? The 4:30 p.m. City of Lakes Nordic • Two-minute heats in the heart of Ski Foundation runs Uptown! Loppet Adventure • Junior (19 and under by age category), Camps in the summer Open and Masters (35+) categories. and Loppet Ski Camp over the holiday • Only the best make it to the Finals: top break. eight men and women in the Open and Masters categories, top four girls and boys in each junior category. Luminary Loppet - 6 – 9 p.m. (must register for this event) • 1,000+ ice luminaries, an even bigger ice pyramid, fire dancers, the Ice- Cropolis, the downtown skyline, and much more... • Bon fires and hot cocoa stations. • Post-Luminary Uptown Party for paid registrants / $10 otherwise. • Non-competitive – registration is open to snowshoers, walkers and skiers alike. • Uptown – Lake of the Isles – Uptown. Post-Luminary Party - 7p.m. – 9 p.m. • Live music and dancing in the Big Tent at the top of the Mall in Uptown. • Free for Loppet registrants, $10 otherwise. Beer and Barbecue Pasta Feed • At the top of the Mall near Hennepin. • Carbo load for the big race with a • Saturday: 1 p.m. – 9 p.m., spaghetti feed at Old Chicago - right Sunday: noon – 3 p.m. across the street from the registration Vendor Village tent in Uptown. Enjoy a delicious bowl of • Dozens of fitness and winter vendors in pasta with a meatball and garlic bread a giant tent adjacent to the Mall, in the for only $4. Saturday, February 5 from Walker Library parking lot. 4-6 p.m. Must show Loppet race bib. • Free samples, fitness technology and Register, watch the afternoon events, advice, wax recommendations, shopping, eat dinner and then enjoy the Luminary and much more... Loppet. • Saturday: 1 p.m. – 7 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Theodore Wirth Parkway Men - 25 kilometer EVENT DISTANCE 1st Middle Last Hoigaard’s CLASSIC 0 km 9:20 Classic Race START TOUR 0 km 9:30 FREESTYLE 0 km 10:30 10:45 11:00 CLASSIC 8.5 km 9:45 10:05 10:25 Start Area Aid Station TOUR 0.2 km 9:31 9:33 9:35 FREESTYLE 8.5 km 10:53 11:20 12:10 Women - 25 kilometer Hoigaard’s Classic Race Wirth Beach / CLASSIC 15.5 km 10:04 10:42 11:33 Glenwood TOUR 2 km 9:37 9:46 10:00 Aid Station FREESTYLE 15.5 km 11:13 11:53 1:05 REI 10 k Tour Participants Course Map Saturday & Sunday Events CLASSIC 18.5 km 10:21 11:12 12:22 Hwy 394 Aid Station TOUR 5 km 9:47 10:10 10:45 FREESTYLE 24 km 11:38 12:30 2:07 Men - 35 kilometer Loppet Freestyle Race CLASSIC 23.5 km 10:35 11:40 1:05 Isles/Kenilwirth Aid Station TOUR 8.5 km 9:59 10:38 11:37 FREESTYLE 28.5 km 11:48 12:50 2:48 Women - 35 kilometer Loppet Freestyle Race Theodore Wirth Parkway Men - 35 kilometer Loppet Freestyle Race Women - CLASSIC 25.0 km 10:40 11:50 1:20 35 kilometer FINISH TOUR 10.0 km 10:05 10:50 12:00 Loppet Freestyle Race FREESTYLE 32.0 km 11:56 1:06 3:16 dTrivia: The Nordic Ski Foundation is hosting the 2011 Junior Olympics for cross country skiing. This event will bring over 1,000 people – including future Olympians – to the Twin Cities for ten days in March. www.jo2011.com “The Mall” Bib pick-up on SATURDAY is at the finish line in Uptown. On SUNDAY it is at the start line at Wirth Park. Chuck & Don’s YWCA Skijoring Loppet Start, Finn Sisu Sprints Bike Path Preliminary Heats Start MYSL SuperCarnival Clothing Ski Changing Transit Bag Pickup Corral Tent Station Snow Sculptures Visit Penn Ice-Cycle Beer & Barbecue Garden www.cityoflakesloppet.com Loppet Finish Line Lagoon between The Big Library or call the Loppet Hotline at Tent Lake of the Isles and Lake Calhoun Registration, Bus Pickup 612 604-5330 Saturday Packet Pick-up, Lagoon St Vendor Village, Executive Center Volunteer Check-in on Excelsior W Lake St Rossignol Junior Loppet, Minne-Loppet, Finn Sisu Sprints and Luminary Loppet Calhoun Start/Finish Square Hennepin Ave “The Mall” - Finish Area Sunday Events February 6, 2011 The REI 10K Tour The Hoigaard’s Classic Loppet The City of Lakes Loppet (9:00 a.m. start) (9:20 a.m. start) (10:30 – 11 a.m. start) • Non-competitive • 25 kilometers (15+ miles) • This race is “freestyle” – meaning that • Family and friends ski • Classic skiers use the traditional style skiers can ski in any style – but most together from Wirth of cross country skiing skiers will use the skate-style of skiing. Park to Uptown • Trivia: Along with the Tri-Loppet • This is the most popular Loppet race, • Easier course – avoids and Trail Loppet, the City of Lakes with over 1,000 participants expected. hills and takes the direct Loppet is part of the Hoigaard’s • Trivia: The top male and female racers route Challenge. Participate in all three receive $1,000 in prize money. Past • Spectating tip: Most events in the same year, compete for Loppet Champions include Minneapolis- Tour finishers will arrive age group recognition and receive a based Olympians Carolyn Bramante and between 10:00 and commemorative pin and a chance to Caitlin Compton as well as Kazakhstani 11:45 a.m. win a one-week stay at Bearskin Lodge Olympian Andrey Golovko. on the Gunflint Trail. • Spectating tips: The winners will arrive • Spectating tip: The winners will arrive in Uptown between 11:45 and 12:15 p.m., between 10:30 and 10:45, but classic depending upon course and weather skiers will continue to finish throughout conditions, but skiers will continue to the day. finish throughout the day. 14k Chuck & Don’s Skijoring Loppet - 1-Dog National Awards - 2:30 start Championship (1:00 p.m. start) • In the Big Tent in Uptown • Skijoring teams start and finish in the new stadium at Wirth and race two laps around the Hap & Judy Competition Loop. • This is the second event in the Skijor USA National Championships. • Trivia: With 136 skijoring teams, the 2010 Chuck & Don’s Skijoring Loppet was the largest skijoring event in the world! Spectating Information Accessing the Event Bicycling and Bussing to the Events Uptown: • Uptown – Biking and bussing to the • The Lagoon between Isles and Calhoun Uptown events is easy. – 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. o Use the Midtown Greenway or the • The Mall – This is the finish line... Chain of Lakes to bike. 9:45 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. o Use any Hennepin or Lake Street bus. General Spectating Tips See www.metrotransit.org. • Bring bells or noise-makers (it is hard • Wirth Park – There is no car parking at to clap with mittens on) Wirth Park on Sunday.
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