Fall Classic Information
Fall Classic
Event Description
40 teams of (4) will compete on the 30-40 mile course designed by the Mid-America Xtreme Team. The course is designed to be fun and enjoyable for experienced racers and challenge beginners. It is estimated to take lead teams 4 to 5 hours to complete this course while beginners will use all 8 hours to complete the course. The event will include trail running, canoeing, off and on road biking, and orienteering.

The goal of the Fall Classic is for veteran teams to encourage the rookie teams and show them the true spirit of adventure racing. Challenge yourself at the race then claim your reward at a wonderful post race dinner & party which will be held in the lodge at Lapham Peak State Park.

Race Calendar
NOV 7TH: Registration
NOV 8TH: Pre-Race Briefing 8am and Race Starts at 9am!

Location
Race Location
Lapham Peak State Park
Homestead Hollow Parking Lot
W329 N846 Co. C
Delafield, WI 53018

Registration Location (Friday Nov 3rd 3pm until 10pm)
La Quinta Inn
2801 Hillside Dr.
Delafield, WI 53018
(262) 646-8500

Special Rate if you mention the Fall Classic when making your reservations of $69.00 for a room with 2 beds. Rooms are first come first served so make your reservations early.

Approximate Distances From Major Cities
Chicago, IL           115   Miles
Green Bay, WI      142   Miles
Milwaukee, WI        26   Miles
Minneapolis, MN  310   Miles

Race Length and Duration

  • 30-40 mile course designed by the Mid-America Xtreme Team. Individual teams may spend more or less time on the course depending on experience level.
  • 4 - 8 hours

    Team Information (40-team limit)

  • Teams consist of four competitors, three person teams may race will be unofficial.
  • Support staff and 1 support vehicle is required.(No trailers or motorhomes, Ryder or U-Hauls should only be the smallest available).
  • 3 team configuration: Coed, Male, Female. All team configurations will compete against each other regardless of gender mix. Our goal is for co-ed teams but since this race is designed for beginners we will not turn away any team because they weren't able to obtain the proper gender mix.
  • Entry Fee $380 per team
  • All teammates must register and sign waivers Friday Nov 7th at the La Quinta Inn.

    • Mandatory Gear (Gear lists are subject to change)
    - 1 bike per competitor (mountain bike or hybird, road or cyclo-cross bikes are not allowed)
    - 1 Watercraft per team. Teams will need to supply their own watercraft.
    - 1 certified bike helmet per competitor
    - 1 life jacket (PFD) per competitor (Coast Guard rated class III-V)
    - 1 compass for orienteering per team R
    - 1 first aid kit per team R
    - 1 quart bottle, camelback, etc. with water per competitor R
    - 2 extra pairs of socks per competitor R
    - 1 cellular phone per team for use in the event of injury or critical situations. R
    - 1 watertight map case, pen and paper per team R
    - 1 spare inner tube per competitor
    - 1 bike Pump per team
    - 1 tire iron per team
    - whistle per team R
    - emergency blanket per competitor R
    - 1 pair of extra shoes for after paddling section per competitor.
    - 1 set of dry clothes for after paddling section per competitor.
    R = required to be carried at all times.

    Recommended Gear
    - warm clothes for wet or dry weather NO COTTON
    - mid weight underwear
    - extra compass
    - extra water containers
    - extra bike parts and repair kit
    - wet suit
    - biking gloves
    - sunglasses
    - watches
    - sunscreen
    - insect repellent
    - backpack
    - energy bars
    - electrolyte replacements (food or sports drinks)

    Pertinent Information
    Mountain or hybrid bike (No road or cyclo-cross bikes) is required, biking will be on mostly country roads some gravel and grass. Bring dry clothes and extra shoes. Topographical maps road maps and written direction will mark the course. Map reading skills required. Teams will have to make decisions on which way to go.

    Map reading skills are required. Teams will have to make decisions on which way to go. Only in extreme (emergency, safety) conditions will a trail be marked.

    Additional Information
    We will again be providing the post race meal at the park immediately following the race. This will allow teams to return home at a reasonable hour and have a hot meal right after the race. Awards will be handed out as teams finish the race, dinner will be served from 3pm until 5:30pm.

    Team Captains will be notified as soon as possible of any changes or additions the course.
    If you require additional information or have questions about the race please write:
    Race Director.

    Note: Race objectives are subject to modification, deletion or addition up through race day.