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2005 XTERRA USA Press Guide.Qxd P R E S E N T E D B Y OOCCTTOOBBEERR 11--22 HYATT REGENCY LAKE TAHOE, INCLINE VILLAGE 22000055 PPRREESSSS GGUUIIDDEE TV The award-winning TEAM Unlimited television crew will be in Nevada to tape all the race action for a nationally broadcast one-hour sports special. Check your local listings for air times or visit xterraplanet.com SWIM 1.5K MTB 32K RUN 10K The Nissan Xterra USA Championship is title sponsored by Nissan Xterra, and presented by the Nevada Commission on Tourism, Paul Mitchell and XTERRA Gear. Sponsors include XTERRA Wetsuits, Gatorade, Expedia, and Zorrel. XTERRA’S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Since April, thousands of amateur athletes have taken part in the challenge of the Nissan Xterra USA Championship Series. Through the trials of these 50 races, spanning 28 states from coast-to-coast and reaching as far as Alaska and Hawaii, a determined few have qualified to race for the ultimate prize. On Oct. 2 here in Nevada, the best-of-the- best XTERRA racers from age 15-to-70 will challenge each other, and Mother Nature, for the prestigious national championship crown and for the pros, there’s $110,000 at stake. Now in its fifth year at Incline Village, the event will be filmed and edited into a one-hour special that will be seen by millions of viewers across the country via national syndication starting in November. In addition to the XTERRA racing, there are plenty of things to see and do for runners and spectators, and tons of great stuff for the kids too. T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S Weekend Schedule of Events . .4 Weekend Activities Description . .5-7 Course Description and Maps . .8-9 Pro Start List, Who to Watch, Pro Series Info and athlete profiles . .10-22 XTERRA Pro Purse information. .23 Past Nissan Xterra USA Championship Results . .24-26 XTERRA Gear . .27 Nissan Xterra USA Championship Series Information (How it works for amateurs) . .28 Nissan Xterra USA Championship Series Schedule . .29 2005 XTERRA Global Tour Schedule and Schematic . .30-31 Nissan Xterra World Championship Preview . .32 XTERRA Beginnings and the World of XTERRA . .33-34 XTERRA Foundation and XTERRA Scramble Series schedule . .35 About TEAM Unlimited . .36 Media Information . .37 2005 XTERRA Regional Champions . .38 For further information contact Trey Garman at 808-216-8606 or [email protected] SCHEDULE OF EVENTS At the Village Green next to the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe at Incline Village, NV Friday, Sept. 30: 1-6pm XTERRA Nevada/Nissan Xterra USA Championship Registration and Packet Pick-up 3-4pm XTERRA University, presented by Paul Mitchell - Swim Clinic hosted by Jess Harrison and Brent McMahon 4-5pm XTERRA University, presented by Paul Mitchell - Art of XTERRA hosted by Conrad Stoltz, Jamie Whitmore, Melissa Thomas and Justin Thomas 5-6pm XTERRA University, presented by Paul Mitchell - Mountain Bike Clinic hosted by Melanie McQuaid and Mike Vine Saturday, Oct. 1: 6:30-8:30am XTERRA Nevada Registration and Packet Pick-up/Body Marking and Transition Open 8:30-9:30am XTERRA Nevada Scramble Registration 8:45am Mandatory Competitor Briefing at Hyatt Beach Swim Start 9am XTERRA Nevada Start at Hyatt Beach (750m swim, 32k mtb, 5k trail run) 9am Expo Open - Exhibits, Food Booths, Climbing Wall presented by Nevada 9am-2pm Nissan Kids Base Camp - Registration and Challenge Stations Open 9:30am-3pm Nissan Xterra USA Championship Registration and Packet Pick-up 10am Nissan Xterra Owners "Best of Show" Contest 10am XTERRA Nevada Scramble (5K/10K) Start 10:05am Nissan Xterra Kids Base Camp - Nissan Kids Sprint Start 10:20/42am XTERRA Nevada Scramble (5K/10K) Winners Expected 11:20am XTERRA Nevada Male Winner Expected 11:30am XTERRA Scramble Awards Ceremony 12:00pm XTERRA Nevada Female Winner Expected 12:30pm Nissan Xterra Owners "Best of Show" Awards Ceremony, followed by off-road adventure 1:00pm XTERRA Nevada Cut-off at T2 1:30pm XTERRA Nevada Awards Ceremony 3pm Expo Close 5:30pm USA Championship Race Briefing at the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe 6:30pm "Night of Champions" Dinner - Introduction of Nissan Xterra Regional Champions & Mr/Ms XTERRA 2005 @ the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe (admission included in USA Championship registration. Tickets for sale to XTERRA Nevada competitors, families and friends.) Sunday, Oct. 2: 6:30am Registration Packet Pick-up/Body Marking and Transition Open 8:45am Mandatory Competitor Briefing at Hyatt Beach Swim Start 9am Nissan Xterra USA Championship Start (1.5K swim, 32k mtb, 10k trail run) 9am Expo Open - Exhibits, Food Booths, Climbing Wall presented by Nevada 9am-2pm Nissan Kids Base Camp - Registration and Challenge Stations Open 10am-2pm Paul Mitchell Cut-a-thon, benefit for the Challenged Athletes Foundation 10am Nissan Xterra Kids Base Camp - Shimano Youth Series - free bike races for kids 11:35am Nissan Xterra USA Championship Male Winner Expected 12:00pm Nissan Xterra USA Championship Female Winner Expected 1:30pm Nissan Xterra USA Championship Cut-off at T2 1:30pm Nissan Xterra USA Championship Competitor BBQ - Aspen Grove 2pm Nissan Xterra USA Championship Awards Ceremony - Aspen Grove 3pm Expo Close Schedule subject to change 4 OFF-RROAD SPORTS FESTIVAL More than just a race, the Nissan Xterra USA Championship is filled with festivities for the entire family. THE XTERRA VILLAGE The gathering place and headquarters for all the outdoor action is the Village Green next to the Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe. There you'll find big white tents filled with everything from the latest in XTERRA Gear to the new Nissan Xterra SUV. It's where athletes register and kids play games. There's music playing, prize giveaways, and great BBQ to enjoy. There’s even the NEVADA Climbing Wall for the kids, or the kid in you! The Expo is open from 9am-to-3pm on Saturday and Sunday. Founded to help physically challenged athletes reach their athletic goals, the non-profit Challenged Athletes Foundation is the official charity of the Paul Mitchell Cut-a-thon at each stop on Nissan Xterra Champioinship Series. Stylists will cut hair from 10am-2pm on Sunday in exchange for a donation to CAF. CHALLENGED ATHLETES FOUNDATION 5 OFF-RROAD SPORTS FESTIVAL XTERRA UNIVERSITY Presented by Paul Mitchell Learn the art of XTERRA from the best off-road multisport athletes on the planet. XTERRA U is a must for first-timers and anyone looking to sharpen their skills in swimming, mountain biking, trail running, and nutrition. The pros will even break down into Tahoe course specifics and answer any and all questions. Best part is, these hands-on clinics are FREE. Clinics are Friday, Sept. 30: Attend all the lessons or pick your discipline (see schedule for start times); - Mountain Biking with Melanie McQuaid and Mike Vine - Swimming with Jess Harrison and Brent McMahon - The Art of XTERRA (Transition, Nutrition, Training, and Course Tips) with expert panel of Conrad Stoltz, Jamie Whitmore, Justin Thomas, and Melissa Thomas NISSAN XTERRA SUV SHOW Proud Nissan Xterra Owners get the chance to show off their SUV in the middle of the compound area on Saturday. Judges will recognize and give trophies to “Best Stock”, “Best Custom”, and “Xterra Lifestyle”. It's good to be a kid at the XTERRA Village. At the Nissan Kids Base Camp there are running and bike races just for the youngsters. Experts even teach the basics of bike mechanics and bike safety. There are obstacle courses and agility drills, and every kid wins prizes and awards. It's all free, and all fun! The kid's running sprint race starts right after the cannon blast sends the big Scramblers on their way into the forest. It's a short course that takes place right in the XTERRA Village area. The real showdown is the Shimano Youth Series bike race at 10am on Sunday which is designed to provide youngsters with the opportunity to participate like their parents in a positive and fun environment. Each race matches bikers of the same age - or about the same size - in the same race, so the pre-teen future BMX pro won't be buzzing past any 3-year-olds on training wheels! 6 OFF-RROAD SPORTS FESTIVAL XTERRA NEVADA SCRAMBLE 5K / 10K A benefit for the victims of Hurricane Katrina Not your everyday 5k/10k! Forget boring old road runs that conquer miles and miles of concrete and asphalt, the XTERRA Nevada Scramble trail run is a "mud in your eye, don't twist your ankle on that rock" kind of run. These are, in fact, the same paths that Sunday's XTERRA competitors will tackle on their way to the finish line. Get to know Incline Village in a whole new way - all while breathing in some fresh air and exercising your way to the start of a great day. XTERRA NEVADA While only a select few will qualify for the championship race on Sunday, one-and-all are eligible to compete in the XTERRA Nevada open competition on Saturday. The race is comprised of three disciplines: a 750-meter swim, 32-kilometer mountain bike, and 5k trail run. While the swim and bike segments are half-the-distance of the championship course, the mountain bike leg is identical to that of the main event. Participants can even create a two or three person group - where one person does the swim, another the bike, and the other the run - and enter the XTERRA Nevada relay team competition. This is a great way to have fun with family and friends even if all three disciplines aren't your thing. 7 USA CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE DESCRIPTION Nevada's spectacular natural environment and the majestic Sierra Nevada mountain range provide a world- class setting and challenge for the biggest race of the season.
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