XTERRA Winter Worlds Press Guide '09:2007 XTERRA Maui Press ...

QUICK FACTS ABOUT XTERRA WINTER WORLDSWHO: Amateur and professional athletes, weekend warriors, moms and dads,radical snowboard dudes and snowshoe gurus, triathletes and mountain bikers,skiers and adventure racers, & anyone with a “Live More” attitude is welcome.WHAT: The main event - XTERRA Winter Worlds - is a multisport racecombining mountain biking, snowshoeing, running, and randonnee that takesthe top pros about two hours to finish. There is a $10,000 prize purse that willget paid down to the top 7 men and women pro finishers. There’s also a$1,000 prime ($500 each) to the snowboard dash for cash mens and womenswinners. Plus, lots of other races and parties too...WHEN: Saturday and Sunday, March 7-8 (skate ski, snowboard dash for cash,ski mountaineering, and snowshoe races on Saturday) – the main event, theXTERRA Winter World Championship, starts at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday, March 8.WHERE: All the racing is at Snowbasin Resort, and the evening functions arein downtown Ogden.WHY: To promote the State of Utah as a premier adventure travel destination.To raise awareness for the beauty and accessibility of the “Greatest Snow onEarth”, and to create a meaningful (even spiritual) connection between Utah,it’s snow, and the worldwide XTERRA community.THE COURSE: Winter Worlds combines a 10km mountain bike, 5km snowshoe,5km run, and 8km randonnee. The bike and run courses are on groomedtrails around the base of Snowbasin while the snowshoe and randonneecourses are more vertical and in deeper snow.SPECTATORS GUIDE: The best place to take in all the action of the XTERRAWinter World Championship is the base of City Hill, just a few hundred feetfrom the main plaza area at Snowbasin Resort. Snowbasin will also be in fulloperation during the weekend so visitors are encouraged to dine in their worldclassrestaurants and get up on the mountain to take advantage of one of thebest ski resorts in the world.SPECTATORS GUIDE PART 2: The weekend action is being filmed for anationally broadcast sports special that will start its run in national syndication inMay of 2009 where the epic beauty of Utah will be seen by more than twomillion viewers. In addition, last year’s XTERRA Adventure shows featuring theXTERRA Mountain and Winter World Championship races can still be seenonline at www.xterra.tv, on Ski Network channels across America, and on thedigital cable Sports On Demand Ski Channel that is available in 16.5 millionhomes across the U.S. (on Dish and DirectTV outlets in Salt Lake City areas).4

XTERRA WINTER - SATURDAY RACES (March 7)XTERRA SKI MOUNTAINEERING RACES - 11 a.m.Using climbing skins, riders will make their way 1,300 feetup an interesting winding route through the tree lines tothe first of four checkpoints where they’ll take off theirskins and race down to the next stop. Subsequent climbsare roughly 500 feet, then 300 feet. There will be tworace distances; 8km and 13km. Total climb for the shortcourse is 2,200’, and long course is 3,900’. AlpineTouring or Randonnee set-ups are best, but Telemark,Nordic skis, and split snowboards are permitted (skins arenecessary).Fees: $30 for citizens race (one lap);$35 for championship race (2 laps)Categories: Elite, Junior (under 19), Senior (20-39),Master (40+) Awards: Top 3 in each divisionXTERRA BY NIGHT IN DOWNTOWN OGDENFor three straight nights in downtown Ogden the XTERRAcommunity will gather to prepare, celebrate, spark oldfriendships and create new ones. The Friday night preracebriefing is at the Ogden Marriott on 24th Street, andrest assured that the gang will gather at Rooster’s BrewingCompany or one of the other great restaurants on Historic25th street for dinner. A variety of restaurants on 25th areoffering special deals & even specific meals for XTERRAparticipants. On Saturday & Sunday night Brewskis is theplace to be with highlight videos from the racing actionand live music by local all-star bands like “Flew the Coop”.OUTFITTERSThe Snowbasin Resort rentalshop has snowboards, snowshoes,nordic ski equipment,helmets and winter clothing.Visit snowbasin.com or call(801) 620-1120XTERRA 5KM & 10KM SNOWSHOE RACES - 1:30 p.m.The snowshoe course features bursts of deep snowrunning and several hundred feet of climbing along achallenging and scenic route through the forest.Fees: $35 for 10km race / $30 for 5km raceCategories: Men/Women – Senior (20-39) and Master(40+) for the 10km race and Men/Women – Junior (19 andunder) and Senior (20+) for the 5km race.Awards: Top 3 in each division7Biker’s Edge is the place to rent aride for the weekend – with $65mountain bike rentals (Friday pickupand drop off on Monday after1pm). Email zach@bebikes.comor call 801-544-5300.The Weber State Univ. WildernessRecreation Center has snowboards,snowshoes, skis, climbingskins and car racks at discountedstudent rates. Call 801-626-6373.

XTERRA WINTER WORLDS - THE MAIN EVENT (March 8)XTERRA WINTER WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP - 10 a.m.It all starts with the mountain bike – two 5km laps on 30-foot wide, relatively flat, hard-packed and groomed Nordictrails at the base of the resort. Next up is a 5km snowshoetrek featuring 500-feet of climbing and descendingthrough aspen and pine trees in pristine deep powder.The third leg is a 5km run on groomed access trails thatweave through a breathtaking route in the forest. The finalstage is ski mountaineering (or randonnee) where racerswill climb 1,300 feet to the first of several transition areas,take their skins off and ski down through giant slalomgates to the next checkpoint. There are threeclimbs/checkpoints totaling 2,200 feet of vertical gain, andthe finish line is at the base of City Hill viewable from themain plaza at Snowbasin. The men’s winner is expectedto take about two hours to complete the event, and thewomen’s winner will come in around 2.5 hours.Fees: Individuals: $65, plus $10 one-day USA Triathlonlicense (if non-member). Teams of 2-to-4: $120 and allteam members need a USAT license.Categories: Individuals: Pro/Elite, 15-19, 20-29, 30-39,40-49, 50-59, 60-69, 70+. Teams: Men/Women/Co-EdAwards: $10,000 pro prize purse (see breakdown below).Top three in each division. Plus, Fire and Ice awardsgiven to the male and female (pro and amateur) with thefastest combined times in the XTERRA off-road triathlonWorld Championship in Maui and Winter Worlds.Prize Purse Breakdown ($10,000)Place Men Women1 $1,800 $1,8002 $1,250 $1,2503 $800 $8004 $500 $5005 $400 $4006 $3007 $200BIKESNOWSHOERUNXTERRA WINTER WORLDS RECORDSFastest Time Men WomenMountain Bike 20:56 - B. Smith 27:30 - R. DussaultSnowshoe 22:28 - G. Krause 24:59 - K. NelsonRun 28:32 - J. Middaugh 32:57 - K. NelsonRandonnee 42:49 - M. Kloser 52:31 - S. AndersonOverall 1:58:29 - B. Smith 2:29:47 - S. Anderson8RANDONNEE

XTERRA WINTER WORLDS COURSE MAPABBREVIATED WINTER WORLDS REGULATIONS...Mountain Bike Stage: Only mountain bikes are allowed,no cyclocross bikes. Tires with studs are alloweddepending on ground conditions.Snowshoe stage: No poles or gear to assist are allowed.Snowshoe must be a minimum of 120 square inches offunctional surface and NO smaller than 7” wide & 20” long.Competitors must wear shoes during the entire stage andmust cross into transition dismount area with snowshoesfirmly attached to their feet. Penalties from 5 minutes toDQ for not wearing snowshoe.Running Stage: Shoes are mandatory, spikes are allowedSki Mountaineering Stage: Telemark, Alpine Touring andNordic ski equipment as well as split snowboards arepermitted. Athletes must use Skins for ascending. Bootpacking, running or hiking without skis is not allowed.Racers must pass through the checkpoints and/or gateswhere their numbers will be recorded. Missing a checkpointor gate will be cause for disqualification or penalty.Recommend each athlete carry a backpack.Transition Area:No bike riding is allowed in transition. There will be amount and dismount line. No skiing in transition. Athletesmust run/walk to transition exit and then clip into bindings.It is legal for officials to assist athletes by placing bikes onracks and handing out equipment.9

FROM MAUI TO UTAH - THE XTERRA FIRE & ICE AWARDFIRE AND ICE AWARDA special Fire and Ice Award will be presented to themen’s and women’s pro and amateur racers with thefastest combined times from the 2008 XTERRA WorldChampionship off-road triathlon in Maui and the 2009XTERRA Winter Worlds here in Utah.On the right are a list of this year’s contenders as well aslast year’s Fire and Ice results.2009 FIRE AND ICE AWARD CONTENDERSName Hometown Division Maui TimeJosiah Middaugh Vail, CO MPro 2:42:56Brian Smith Gunnison, CO MPro 2:43:47Seth Wealing Boulder, CO MPro 2:47:14Cody Waite Wheat Ridge, CO MPro 3:15:14Greg Abrahamson Lafayette, CO MAmateur 3:15:58Jenny Tobin Boise, ID FPro 3:16:08Peter Hanson Minneapolis, MN MAmateur 3:24:43Ryan Friedman Aurora, CO MAmateur 3:33:01Sari Anderson Glenwood Springs, CO FPro 3:35:06Erin Kummer Boulder, CO FPro 3:36:31Caroline Colonna Taos, NM FAmateur 3:41:23Sarah McMahan Incline Village, NV FAmateur 3:45:04Brandyn Roark Gray Farmington, NM FAmateur 3:47:13Ross McMahan Incline Village, NV MAmateur 3:48:23Lisa Lieb Durango, CO FAmateur 4:10:30Cindi Toepel Littleton, CO FAmateur 4:21:29GL Brown Ada, MI MAmateur 5:31:052008 FIRE AND ICE RECAPBrian Smith made it clear last year that there is both fireand ice running through his veins. Back in October of2007 Smith was the top American (third overall) at theXTERRA World Championship in Maui. Coupled with hiswinning time in Utah he set the standard for all future Fireand Ice competitors to strive for. Lisa Isom won thewomen’s pro division, while Ross McMahan and CarolineColonna won the amateur awards.102008 FIRE AND ICE AWARD RESULTSName Division Maui Time Utah Time TotalBrian Smith MPro 2:42:35 1:58:29 4:41:04Nicolas Lebrun MPro 2:45:19 1:58:40 4:43:59Josiah Middaugh MPro 2:53:56 1:58:31 4:52:27Michael Tobin MPro 2:57:58 2:01:26 4:59:24Greg Krause MPro 3:50:13 2:09:35 5:59:48Ross McMahan MAmateur 3:15:09 2:51:30 6:06:39Peter Hanson MAmateur 3:36:56 2:50:58 6:27:54Lisa Isom FPro 3:46:04 2:45:19 6:31:23Emma Garrard FPro 3:35:02 2:58:15 6:33:17Caroline Colonna FAmateur 3:48:47 2:52:56 6:41:43Lisa Lieb FAmateur 3:39:09 3:05:17 6:44:26Rachel Cieslewicz FAmateur 3:49:55 3:39:56 7:29:51Beverly Watson FAmateur 4:46:22 3:47:37 8:33:59Mike Malloy MAmateur 6:08:59 6:02:05 12:11:04

2008 XTERRA FIRE & ICE AWARD WINNERSBrian SmithLisa IsomCaroline ColonnaRoss McMahan11

2008 XTERRA WINTER PRO RESULTS - AMATEUR CHAMPSPRO MENPl Name Age - Hometown Final Time Purse1 Brian Smith 32 – Gunnison, CO 1:58:29 $1,8002 Josiah Middaugh 29 – Vail, CO 1:58:31 $1,2503 Nicolas Lebrun 34 – Digne, France 1:58:40 $8004 Mike Kloser 48 – Vail, CO 1:59:56 $5005 Michael Tobin 44 – Boise, ID 2:01:26 $4006 Greg Krause 30 – Denver, CO 2:09:35 $3007 Justin Hurd 26 – Ft. Collins, CO 2:19:09 $2008 Leo Hansen 27 – Englewood, CO 3:37:52 -9 Chris Bell 34 - Mountain Green, UT 4:16:15 -PRO WOMENPl Name Age - Hometown Final Time Purse1 Sari Anderson 29 – Glenwood Springs, CO 2:29:47 $1,8002 Rebecca Dussault 27 – Gunnison, CO 2:31:43 $1,2503 Lisa Isom 36 – Vail, CO 2:45:19 $8004 Jenny Tobin 39 – Boise, ID 2:49:09 $5005 Emma Garrard 26 – Truckee, CA 2:58:15 $4006 Kate Chapman 21 – Breckenridge, CO 2:59:09 -7 Keri Nelson 26 – Gunnison, CO 3:02:46 -8 Jolene Wilkinson 33 - Layton, UT 3:55:56 -SmithAndersonFastest 10km Bike: Brian Smith (20:56), Rebecca Dussault (27:30)Fastest 5km Snowshoe: Greg Krause (22:28), Keri Nelson (24:59)Fastest 5km Run: Josiah Middaugh (28:32), Keri Nelson (32:57)Fastest 8km Randonnee: Mike Kloser (42:49), Sari Anderson (52:31)2008 XTERRA WINTER WORLD CHAMPIONS - THE INAUGURAL CLASSAMATEUR WOMENDivision Name Hometown Time15 - 19 Erika Sweigert Victor, ID 3:23:0320 - 29 Rachel Cieslewicz Salt Lake City, UT 3:39:5630 - 39 Lisa Lieb Durango, CO 3:05:1740 - 49 Caroline Colonna Taos, NM 2:52:5650 - 59 Beverly Watson Alberta, Canada 3:47:37AMATEUR MENDivision Name Hometown Time20 - 29 Eric Sullivan Gunnison, CO 2:10:5130 - 39 Jan Eitel Moscow, ID 2:27:3440 - 49 Peter Hanson Minneapolis, MN 2:50:5850 - 59 Dan Norton Ogden, UT 3:15:0360 - 69 Michael Malloy Birmingham, MI 6:02:0570 - 79 Armin Beyrich Eresing, Germany 4:47:27SullivanLieb12

BRIAN SMITHGunnison, Colorado2009 USAT Winter Tri National Champ2008 XTERRA WINTER WORLD CHAMP2008 FIRE & ICE AWARD WINNERPERSONAL: Born November 15, 1975 in Glens Falls,NY...ran track and cross country at Western State College.XTERRA EXPERIENCE: Sixth year.RACING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Top American (third overall)at the 2007 XTERRA World Championship, won the2006 XTERRA Midwest Championship and the overall-Grand Traverse Backcountry Extreme Ski Race in 2006.LAST YEAR: Finished 2nd (less than a minute behindMike Kloser) at the USA Winter Triathlon Championships inFebruary, and was 22nd (2nd American by 8 secondsbehind Kloser) at ITU Winter Triathlon Worlds. EdgedJosiah Middaugh by a little more than a second to win theinaugural XTERRA Winter World Title and won the Fire andIce award for having the fastest combined times at XTER-RA off-road tri worlds in Maui and Winter Worlds in Utah.Finished 4th in the XTERRA U.S. Pro Series (off-roadtriathlon) and 9th overall at the XTERRA off-road tri WorldChampionship (2nd American behind Josiah Middaugh).THIS YEAR: Won the USAT Winter Triathlon NationalChampionship in Bend, Oregon on January 11 and went onto represent the U.S. at the ITU Winter Triathlon WorldChampionships in Austria where he finished 12th (topAmerican).ATHLETE BIOSJOSIAH14BRIANJOSIAH MIDDAUGHVail, Colorado2004-05/07-08 XTERRA National Champ8-Time Snowshoe National ChampionPERSONAL: Born July 25, 1978earned a Bachelor ofScience degree in health fitness from Central MichiganUniversity where he ran cross country and track...anendurance coach and personal trainer when not racing.XTERRA EXPERIENCE: Ninth year.RACING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Has been the topAmerican racer in the XTERRA U.S. Pro Series (off-roadtriathlon) four of the last five years. Three-time USSSASnowshoe National Champion (2002, ‘03, ‘08), 5-time NorthAmerican Snowshoe Champion, 2006 USAT WinterTriathlon National Champion, and 2005 USAT Long CourseNational Champion. Before turning pro he was the 2002XTERRA Amateur USA and World Champion in the 20-24division. In 2007 he finished 3rd in the XTERRA Off-RoadTriathlon Pro Series (the top American for the third time infour years).LAST YEAR: Won the Mt. Taylor Winter Quadtrathlon (roadbiking, running, cross crounty skiing, and snowshoeing) inNew Mexico for the 5th straight year on Feb. 16. Finishedjust a second back in second place at XTERRA WinterWorlds, won the XTERRA East Championship, and was thetop American at the XTERRA World Championship (7thoverall) and the U.S. Pro Series (3rd overall).

NICOLAS LEBRUNDigne-les-Bains, France2006-08 XTERRA European Tour Champ2005 XTERRA World Champion1999-2000 Winter Triathlon World ChampPERSONAL: Born September 4, 1973...organized and wasthe race director for the inaugural XTERRA WinterEuropean Championship held in Chabanon, France in Jan.XTERRA EXPERIENCE: Ninth year.RACING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Finished in the top four ofthe first four XTERRA U.S. Pro Series from 2001-2004.Nine times on the podium in world championships in threedifferent sports - XTERRA Off-Road Triathlon, Duathlon,and Winter Triathlon (world champ in '99 & '00). The crowningmoment in his career, the ultimate victory, was in Mauiin 2005 when he won the XTERRA World Championship.He received a congratulatory letter from French PresidentJacques Chirac and was recognized as the off-road triathleteof the year at Competitor's Endurance Sports Awards.LAST YEAR: Finished 3rd at XTERRA Winter Worlds, just10 seconds behind race winner Brian Smith. Finished 2ndat the ITU Winter Triathlon World Championships inGermany, less than two minutes behind race winner ArnePost. Won XTERRA off-road triathlon championship racesin England, Czech, and France and captured his thirdstraight XTERRA European Tour title.ATHLETE BIOSMICHAEL15NICOMICHAEL TOBINBoise, Idaho2000 XTERRA World ChampionPERSONAL: Born December 7, 1963...married toXTERRA Pro Jenny Tobin...one of the all-time winningestXTERRA male athletes...a two-time world championduathlete and one of the world’s greatest adventure racers.XTERRA EXPERIENCE: 12th year.RACING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Three-time AdventureRacing World Champion (2007 in Scotland, 2006 inSweden, 2004 in Canada). Last American to win theXTERRA Off-Road Triathlon World Title (2000). 1999 and2000 XTERRA Pro Series Champion, 16 XTERRA titles tohis credit. Won 12-of-16 races from 1998-to-99 includingseven straight during the 1999 season. Raid WorldChampion 2004, 2006, 24-Hour Orienteering WorldChampion 2004, Primal Quest Champion 2002, 2003 &2004, Eco-Challenge New Zealand Champion 2001, PikesPeak Ascent Winner, 2 x Powerman Duathlon SeriesWinner, 14 International Powerman Victories, and twicenamed Triathlete's "Duathlete of the Year".LAST YEAR: Placed 5th at the XTERRA Winter WorldChampionship. Won the Adventure Xstream 12 Houradventure race in Moab in April along with teammates MikeKloser, Daniel Weiland and last year’s women’s XTERRAWinter World Champ Sari Anderson.

ERIC SULLIVANGunnison, Colorado2008 XTERRA Winter Amateur ChampATHLETE BIOSPERSONAL: Born December 29, 1980...member of theTeam Crested Butte elite adventure racing team.RACING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Last year he set thecurrent world record for “most human powered vertical feetin 24 hours” by climbing 51,068 vertical feet (47.6 miles).This year, Eric completed 27 laps, which is a distancetravelled of 37.8 miles , and an elevation gain of 40,554feet.LAST YEAR: Placed 7th overall and top amateur atXTERRA Winter Worlds.THIS YEAR: Won the 24 Hours of Sunlight endurancerandonnee race for the second straight year in February -gaining 40,544 feet.ERICJUSTIN HURDFort Collins, COJUSTINPERSONAL: Born August 29, 1981.RACING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Top American (5thoverall) at the 2008 Duathlon Long Course WorldChampionship in Belgium...5th overall at 2008 IronmanChina...50th overall at the 2008 Ironman WorldChampionship.LAST YEAR: Finished 8th overall and 7th pro in theXTERRA Winter World Championship and also won theXTERRA Snowboard Dash-for-Cash on the day before.JON BROWNGunnison, ColoradoPERSONAL: Member of the Team Crested Butte eliteadventure racing team.RACING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Placed second in theCOSMIC Randonnee series in Colorado the past twoseasons, and has won the Grand Traverse two-personbackcountry ski race from Crested Butte to Aspen alongwith Brian Smith.XTERRA EXPERIENCE: First-ever race with XTERRA.16

ATHLETE BIOSSETH WEALINGBoulder, Colorado2006 XTERRA USA & Pro Series ChampPERSONAL: Born November 21, 1978 in Lafayette,Indiana...earned bachelor degrees in architecture andenvironmental design from Ball State University...is apracticing architect with a 40+ hour a week job.RACING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Won the XTERRAMountain Championship at Snowbasin Resort in August of2007. Won the 2006 XTERRA USA Off-Road TriathlonChampionship, becoming the first American to ever win therace and the first American since Michael Tobin in 2000 towin XTERRA U.S. Pro Points Series. Also in 2006 heplaced 3rd, top American, at the XTERRA WorldChampionship in his first-ever attempt. Won 2002 USA EliteTriathlon National Championship, and was a member of the2003 national select triathlon team.LAST YEAR: Finished sixth in the XTERRA U.S. ProSeries and was the top American (2nd overall) at theXTERRA USA Championship.SARI ANDERSONGlenwood Springs, Colorado2008 XTERRA Winter World ChampionPERSONAL: Born December 30, 1978...grew up in RhodeIsland where she excelled in ice hockey and soccer...wentto the University of Colorado in Boulder, and later moved toVail to be closer to the mountains where she begancompeting and winning local trail running, snowshoe, andmountain bike races.RACING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Won numerous adventureraces with Team Nike along with Michael Tobin, MikeKloser, Ian Adamson, and Monique Merrill, including theadventure racing world championships in 2006.LAST YEAR: Just eight months after giving birth to a babygirl Sari overcame a 3-minute deficit heading into the finalski mountaineering stage of the XTERRA Winter WorldChampionship to win the inaugural event. She also won theUS Mountain Bike Marathon National Championships inJuly, and competed in her first-ever triathlon at XTERRABeaver Creek where she placed fourth. Went on to finish13th at the XTERRA Mountain Championship, 9th at theUSA Championship, and 15th at the World Championship.THIS YEAR: Captured a few randonnee races near in theColorado Cosmic series.SARISETHCODY WAITEDenver, ColoradoPERSONAL: Born September 25, 1978...originally fromPhoenix, AZ...founded the Endurance PerformanceCoaching team.XTERRA EXPERIENCE: Third-year XTERRA Pro...wonthe 25-29 XTERRA National Championship in 2006.RACING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Finished 12th and 7th inthe last two XTERRA U.S. Pro Series. This will be his firstshot at winter multisport racing.17

REBECCA DUSSAULTGunnison, Colorado2009 USAT Winter Tri National ChampPERSONAL: Born November 14, 1980.RACING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: An 8-time U.S. Nationalcross country ski champion that raced in the 2006 WinterOlympics in Italy as part of the U.S. Cross Country SkiTeam.LAST YEAR: Placed second at the inaugural XTERRAWinter World Championship.THIS YEAR: Won the USAT Winter Triathlon NationalChampionship in Bend, OR, won the Boulder Mountain Tourcross country ski race, and became the first American toever medal at the ITU Winter Triathlon WorldChampionships in Austria where she finished 3rd.ATHLETE BIOSREBECCALISA ISOMTennessee Pass, Colorado2008 FIRE AND ICE AWARD WINNERLISA18PERSONAL: Born February 28, 1972.RACING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Won the XTERRA USAAmateur title in the 30-34 division in 1993...a consistent top10 finisher in XTERRA Championship racesLAST YEAR: Won the first-ever XTERRA Fire & Ice Awardfor having the fastest combined times in the XTERRA WorldChampionship and XTERRA Winter World Championshipwhere she finished third. Finished 12th at XTERRA WestChamps, and 15th at XTERRA USA Championship.THIS YEAR: Finished three minutes ahead of reigningXTERRA Winter Champ Sari Anderson to win the PedalPower Winter Triathlon (5K Showshoe-10K Bike-8K SkateSki) at the Tennessee Pass Nordic Center in Colorado. Alsowon the grueling Mt. Taylor Winter Quadrathlon in NewMexico in February.

ATHLETE BIOSJENNY TOBINBoise, IdahoPERSONAL: Born October 31, 1968married to formerXterra World Champion and adventure racing star MichaelTobin.XTERRA EXPERIENCE: 10th year.RACING HIGHLIGHTS: Regularly had the fastest trailrunning splits at XTERRA Off-Road TriathlonChampionship races. Numerous adventure racing,duathlon and triathlon victories. Placed 2nd at XTERRAKeystone in 2003, 5th at XTERRA World Championships in2000, 3rd at XTERRA Nationals in 2001. Is an OlympicMarathon Trials Finisher, 4x Ironman Hawaii Competitor(top age group finishes), 4x Triathlon All-American Teamsmember, and 3x Long Distance Pro Duathlon US TeamCompetitor.LAST YEAR: Finished 4th overall at the XTERRA WinterWorld Championship just seven months after giving birth toher second child. Placed 6th in the U.S. Pro Series of offroadtriathlon by placing 3rd at the XTERRA West Champs,9th at the Southeast Champs, 10th at the East Champs, 5that Mountain Champs, and 8th at the XTERRA USAChamps.JENNYMYRIAM GUILLOTAvignon, France2008 XTERRA WINTER EUROPEAN CHAMPPERSONAL: Born April 7, 1979...a member of theSport2000-Lafuma-Vibram elite adventure racing team.RACING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Won the inauguralXTERRA European Winter Championship in Chabanon,France this January.ERIN KUMMERBoulder, ColoradoPERSONAL: Born August 22, 1984 in Rochester Hills,Michigan...earned accounting degree from the University ofColorado in Boulder.RACING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Following numerous agegroup victories in 70.3 races in 2007 she turned her focusto XTERRA in 2008 and dominated the amateur ranks byplacing first in her age group in all 10 XTERRA races shedid, including an overall win at XTERRA Ft. Yargo. Shecaptured the 2008 XTERRA USA Amateur National Titleand placed third among amateurs at the XTERRA WorldChampionship.THIS YEAR: This will be her first race as an XTERRA Pro.19JARI KIRKLANDCrested Butte, ColoradoPERSONAL: Born April 7, 1976...was an all-Americanswimmer at Ouachita Baptist University.RACING ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Holds records at two ofthe world's most demanding bike races: 24 Hours of Moaband Montezuma's Revenge. Member of the superstar TeamCrested Butte adventure racing crew and U.S. SkiMountaineering Team. Posted the fastest time ever for awoman in the 2006 Elk Mountain Traverse. Won the overallwomen’s title for the Crested Butte Nordic series, and thePro Women Summit Mountain Challenge series.Participating with Team CB she finished first at theHuairasinchi International Adventure race in Ecuador, 5th atPrimal Quest Challenge in Moab and 8th in the Raid WorldChampionships in Australia.

2008 XTERRA WINTER WORLDS IN REVIEWMARCH 8, 2008 – Brian Smith, 32, of Gunnison, Coloradojolted past Josiah Middaugh, 29, of Vail, CO, less than 20meters from the finish line to win the inaugural XTERRAWinter World Championship in dramatic fashion atSnowbasin Resort this afternoon.After nearly two hours of grueling racing action thatincluded mountain biking, snowshoeing, running and skimountaineering in snow flurries at 6,000+ feet elevation,Smith pulled off a jaw-dropping come-from-behind victoryby a little more than one-second in 1:58:29.92 (withMiddaugh right behind in 1:58:31.21).“I didn’t think I could do it until four gates before the finishand I saw Josiah snow plowing,” said an exuberant Smith.“I’ve been alpine racing since the third grade so that laststretch was my cup of tea.”Spectators at the finish line remarked that it was the mostunbelievable 13 seconds of racing – in any sport – they hadever seen.“I had goose bumps, it was unreal,” said Mike Caldwell ofOgden, UT. “That’s about as pure and epic a sportingmoment as I’ve ever witnessed.”It went something like this – 200 yards of downhill skiingthrough eight gates – all viewable from the main plaza atSnowbasin. Middaugh comes into sight of the spectatorsand falls rounding the first gate. At this point all he needs todo is stay upright and the race is his. He picks himself upand slowly rounds the next two gates only to fall on his backagain, this time sliding down the hill. As Middaugh gets upand going again Smith, fueled by years of alpine racing anda natural competitive fire, emerges from the tree line like aman possessed. Seconds later and with just two gates togo Smith zooms past Middaugh on the inside and speedsacross the finish line arms raised high.‘I did everything I could do,” said Middaugh. “I thought if Icould make all those gates without falling then maybe I’d beok but I was lying on my back up there half way down.”Middaugh, who is one of the most decorated winter athletesin the U.S. - went out onto the fourth and final stage – theski mountaineering leg featuring 2,200 feet of climbing –with a two minute lead by virtue of crushing the first threestages (he had the fastest run, second best snowshoe, andthird best bike split).Alas, it came down to equipment. Middaugh was usingNordic skis (aka skate skis) that are not suited for steepdownhills while behind him Smith slipped into a randonneeski set-up better suited for both climbing and descending.“If it wasn’t about equipment, Josiah would’ve blown awaythe whole field,” said Smith. “Even on nordic skis I didn’tcatch him until the end. The guy is so strong, just amachine.”Even more amazing is that two-time Winter Triathlon WorldChamp and 2005 XTERRA Off-Road Triathlon WorldChamp Nicolas Lebrun almost made the whole Brian-Josiahmoment a mute point. Lebrun was in the lead just minutesaway from his own crowning moment when he took one ofthe final turns too fast, lost control, one of his skis, and wenttumbling 30 feet down the mountain. He still finished in thirdjust 11 seconds behind Smith.“It was my fault,” said Lebrun. “All I needed to do was justhang on and race safe but I caught an edge and wentdown.”Mike Kloser and Michael Tobin of the world’s winningestadventure racing team came in fourth and fifth, respectively.“Even when I was suffering I was thinking this was a coolevent,” said Tobin. “The snowshoe was fabulous, runningthrough the woods like that was really neat and then at thetop of the skinning, the wind was blowing and you were in ablizzard, it felt like you were way up there.”At the beginning of the race Smith and Kloser used theirwinter tri experience biking on the snow to pull into the earlylead. Once on the snowshoe, Greg Krause (the 2004 U.S.Snowshoe National Champ) and Middaugh put the hurt onthe field and pulled ahead. The pair did more of the sameon the run and headed into the ski more than two minutesup. Kloser and Lebrun had the fastest times up-and-downthe mountain to get back into the race, but ultimately it wasSmith that put all the pieces together.“It was a blast, just tons of fun,” smiled Smith.20

2008 XTERRA WINTER WORLDS IN REVIEW“This mountain is incredible and the course is great, perfectfor summer and winter XTERRA.”Kloser, who at 48-years-young just won the Winter TriathlonU.S. Championship and has traveled across the world winningraces for the better part of two decades, echoed thatsentiment. “Snowbasin and XTERRA Winter is a fantasticfit. Great venue, and the guys figured out a great course.”ANDERSON LEADS THE MOM-SQUADTalk about Mommy power - the top four women across thefinish line all gave birth in the last year-and-a-half, and SariAnderson, 29, of Glenwood Springs, CO – with an eightmonth-oldin tow – led the charge.Anderson staged perhaps the most unlikely comeback ofthe afternoon by making up more than two minutes in thefinal stage to jump from third-to-first with a winning time of2:29:47.“I can’t think of much that I’ve done individually that’s betterthan this,” said Anderson.snowshoe and run splits. She headed out on the ski leg insecond place behind Dussault but couldn’t muster enoughleg strength to pull her heavy rig up the hill and eventuallyfinished 7th among pro women.Dussault held off everyone but Anderson for second whileLisa Isom (who has an 18-month-old and 6-year-old) wassteady throughout and worked her way into third by the endof the day. Jenny Tobin, who has the youngest of the kids(a 7-month old along with a three-year-old), used a pair ofstellar runs and a solid ski to finish in fourth.SULLIVAN, COLONNA WIN AMATEUR TITLESEric Sullivan (Gunnison, CO) won the men’s amateur race(placing 7th overall in 2:10:51) and Caroline Colonna (Taos,NM) won the women’s amateur overall (placing 5th overallin 2:52:56). Drew Casselberry of Ogden, UT - a SnowbasinResort staffer - was the top local finisher placing 9th overall(2nd amateur) in 2:21:23. Rachel Cieslewicz of Salt LakeCity was the fastest local female, winning the 20-29 division(11th overall female) in 3:39:56.What made the move so remarkable was who she caught –none other than 8-time U.S. National XC Ski Champion and2006 Winter Olympian Rebecca Dussault (who has a 13-month old and 6-year-old).“It was really a pleasure racing here today and the crowdreally kept me going. Each time I came into transition theymade me feel like I could do another leg, the fans weregreat,” said Dussault.Just like in the men’s race, however, it was all about theskis. Anderson, who is a member of that same phenomenalTeam Nike adventure racing squad with Tobin and Kloser,was on the same “rando rig” that Smith was using whileDussault pulled a much heavier telemark set up themountain.The race started with Dussault way out front, putting fourminutes on Anderson in the bike leg and 10 minutes on KeriNelson. Nelson, the North American Snowshoe and WinterTriathlon National Champ last year, worked her way backinto the race and all the way up to the front with the fastestArmin Beyrich from Germanywon the 70+ Division.21

2009 XTERRA WINTER EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPFormer XTERRA World Champ and two-time ITU Winter Triathlon World Champ Nicolas Lebrun served as the racedirector for the inaugural XTERRA Winter European Championship that was held January 17 in Chabanon, France.Styled after the first-of-its-kind XTERRA Winter Worlds format (where Lebrunfinished 3rd last year, just 10 seconds off the pace set by race victor BrianSmith) that debuted in Utah in March 2008, the race combined a 10kmmountain bike with 5km snowshoe, 5km trail run, and 8km mountaineeringsegments (in that order).The race site was nestled in the heart of "Vallee de la Blanche", an intimatefamily-size resort in the sunny south French Alps between Provence andGrenoble. In addition to the 5,000 euro prize purse for professionals, thewinner of each age group earned free entry into the XTERRA Winter WorldChampionship at Snowbasin Resort in Utah, and five representatives from theEuropean race are headed to Utah, including women’s champ Myriam Guillot.Race Recap: Jeremie Gachet and Myriam Guillot, both from France, won theinaugural XTERRA Winter European Championship at Chabanon in thesouthern French Alps in January.JEREMIEGachet, a former junior Winter Tri World Champ, led from start to finish andcrossed the line exactly six minutes ahead of Swiss Othmar Brugger.“When I realized I was stronger on the bike than the rest of the field I decidedto put the pressure on my opponents taking the lead early in the race. But Irealized the first place was not that comfortable and I have been looking backto see if someone was coming back for the rest of the race”.In the women’s race Guillot, a world-class adventure racer, put a ton of time(more than 13 minutes) between herself and former Olympic triathlete SybilleMatter from Switzerland. Two-time French national winter triathlon championJulie Arnaud placed third.“I had no idea if I could be competitive in such a race” said Guillot. “I am usedto adventure races which are not that fast but I was happily surprised to see Iwas in front during the run. I always expected someone to come from behindand pass me on the bike, & then during the snowshoe. Only during the skisection did I realize I could win this race when I saw the gap I had.”MYRIAMTOP 3 PRO MEN: Jeremie Gachet (1:50:14), Othmar Brugger (1:56:14), Nicolas Mazetier(2:02:00). TOP 3 PRO WOMEN: Myriam Guillot (2:20:55), Sybille Matter (2:34:22), JulieArnaud (2:37:01). AGE GROUP CHAMPS: Olivia Piana (19 and under), Bruno Pellegrin (20-29M), Yvan Giraud-Telme/Ophelie Astier-Mayet (30-39 M/W), Olivier Poirot/Pascale Marin (40-49 M/W), Franck Garcin/Michele Merlin (50-59 M/W).To learn more visit enduranceandsnow.com22

THE XTERRA PLANETAt the finish line of the very first XTERRA race in 1996it was clear that XTERRA was going to be more thanjust a one-off event. There was passion in the eyes ofthe competitors and an unwavering feeling thatXTERRA was destined to become a lifestyleAnd look at what XTERRA has become- The first piece of expansion started with moreraces, a lot more. From one to 100+ in 15 countriesin a 12-year span including a 60-stop America Tourfor amateurs and a full-blown European Tour.- We initiated a series of XTERRA Camps across the U.S. to help prepare athletes to race and get them startedtowards an active lifestyle. To that end, we offer up half-distance races for newcomers at our major events, plus thechance to race as part of a relay team. We also offer free XTERRA University clinics taught by our top pros.- We dish out a half-million dollars in prize money to attract some of the world's leading multisport athletes and garnerthe attention of national and international media.- We make champions. In the U.S. off-road triathlon series alone we recognize hundreds of amateur regional championsand dozens of amateur national champions, plus relay team and collegiate national champs, XTERRA Trail RunSeries, National and World Champs, and XTERRA Winter World Champions.- We get kids involved wherever we go with the XTERRA Kids Zone. It's a free schedule of events with running andbike races, obstacle courses, and other fun games. The notion is to get kids outdoors and active.- We put the lifestyle on display for millions to see with XTERRA TV. A dozen shows reaching into homes all over theworld with inspiring images of fun activities in great places. We also launched our very own 24/7 web TV network,www.xterra.tv, where viewers can watch our shows on demand for free.- We became consumer friendly with XTERRA Gear - equipment designed for rugged competition.- With the introduction of the XTERRA Foundation - we gave XTERRA heart. The XTERRA Foundation is a non-profitspecifically designed to provide educational opportunities for at-risk kids.- We've opened the doors for runners, not just multisport athletes, with the XTERRA Trail Running Series, and thisyear there are more than 50 5k, 10k, and 21k runs reaching into 15 U.S. States and seven countries.- We expanded on the XTERRA Winter format by adding a European Winter race, and have plans to add qualifyingevents for Utah’s Winter Worlds in the U.S. in the coming years.- We created a platform for our dog lovers with the Breeder’s Choice XTERRA K9 Challenge.- We launched the XTERRA Eco Team to protect and preserve the areas we race in, and give back to thecommunities that host us.- And XTERRA is only getting better...23

2009ScheduleDate Race Location Distances - Series Descriptor1/10/09 XTERRA Boney Mountain Xduro Trail Run Newbury Park, CA 6/21km – SoCal Series #42/1/09 XTERRA Mission Gorge Trail Run San Diego, CA 5/15km – SoCal Series #52/28/09 XTERRA Thrill in the Hills Xduro Trail Run Winder, GA 21km – Georgia Series #32/28/09 XTERRA Seven Islands Trail Run Kodak, TN 10km – Tennessee Series #23/7/09 XTERRA Runnin’ the Rocks Trail Run Conyers, GA 10km – Georgia Series #43/14/09 XTERRA Forks of the River Trail Run Knoxville, TN 10km – Tennessee Series #33/22/09 XTERRA Black Mountain Trail Run San Diego, CA 5/15km – SoCal Series #63/28/09 XTERRA Chanoko Xduro Trail Run Granite Bay, CA 21km – NorCal Series #13/29/09 XTERRA South Africa Xduro Trail Run Albert Falls 21km – Global Tour4/11/09 XTERRA Doug Harris Trail Run Clemson, SC 10km – South Carolina #14/18/09 XTERRA South Africa Xduro Trail Run Grabouw 21km – Global Tour4/19/09 XTERRA Redwood Peak Trail Run Oakland, CA 5/15km – NorCal Series #24/19/09 XTERRA Trail Tromp Trail Race Ashland, VA 5/13km – Virginia Series #14/25/09 XTERRA Chicopee Woods Trail Run Gainesville, GA 10km – Georgia Series #54/26/09 XTERRA Muddy Moose Xduro Trail Run Wolfeboro, NH 6/22km – New England #15/6/09 XTERRA Warwick Park Revenge Trail Run Pottstown, PA 5km – Philly Series #15/9/09 XTERRA Malibu Creek Xduro Trail Run Malibu, CA 6/22km – SoCal Series #75/9/09 XTERRA Cinco in Mayo Trail Race Oilville, VA 8km – Virginia Series #25/20/09 XTERRA Hibernia Park Blast Trail Run Coatesville, PA 5km – Philly Series #25/30/09 XTERRA Paris Mountain Trails 15km Trail Run Greenville, SC 15km – South Carolina #25/30/09 XTERRA Italy Xduro Trail Run Berchida, Sardinia 5/21km – Global Tour6/3/09 XTERRA Warwick Park Ruckus Trail Run Pottstown, PA 5km – Philly Series #36/7/09 XTERRA Deep South Trail Run Jackson, GA 15km – Georgia Series #66/13/09 XTERRA Marin Headlands Trail Run San Francisco, CA 6/21km – NorCal Series #36/17/09 XTERRA Hibernia Park Challenge Trail Run Coatesville, PA 8km – Philly Series #47/11/09 XTERRA Sugarbush Xduro Trail Run Sugarbush, VT 20km – New England Series #27/19/09 XTERRA Bear Creek Xduro Trail Run Macungie, PA 10/21km – Philly Series #58/1/09 XTERRA Panther Creek Trail Run Morristown, TN 10km – Tennessee Series #48/8/09 XTERRA STOAKED Trail Run Hanover, NH 16km – New England Series #38/8/09 XTERRA Paris Mountain Trails 7km Trail Run Greenville, SC 7km – South Carolina #38/22/09 XTERRA Dillon Lake Trail Race Maidens, VA 15/30km – Virginia Series #38/22/09 XTERRA Lake Placid Trail Run Lake Placid, NY 5/10km9/1/09 XTERRA Japan Xduro Trail Run Marunuma 27km – Global Tour9/5/09 XTERRA Onteora Trail Run Livingston Manor, NY 10km9/13/09 XTERRA Trail Run National Championship Bend, OR 5/10/21km9/13/09 XTERRA Wildcat Gorge Trail Run Berkeley, CA 5/15km – NorCal Series #1 20109/26/09 XTERRA Wheeler Canyon Xduro Trail Run Ogden, UT 21km9/27/09 XTERRA Point Mugu Xduro Trail Run Oxnard, CA 11/18km – SoCal Series #1 201010/3/09 XTERRA Marathon of Trail Races Colorado Springs, CO 5/21/42km – Colorado Series #110/11/09 XTERRA Haw Ridge Xduro Trail Run Oak Ridge TN 21km – Tennessee Series #1 201010/24/09 XTERRA Makena Beach Trail Run Makena, Maui 5/10km10/24/09 XTERRA Boney Mountain Xduro Trail Run Newbury Park, CA 6/21km – SoCal Series #2 201011/14/09 XTERRA Paris Mountain Trails 11km Trail Run Greenville SC 11km – SC Series #1 201011/26/09 XTERRA Topanga Turkey Trot Trail Run Topanga, CA 5/10/15km – SoCal Series #3 201012/6/09 XTERRA Trail Run World Championship Oahu, HI 5/10/21km12/13/09 XTERRA Crystal Cove Trail Run Newport Coast, CA 5/15km – SoCal Series #4 2010*New Zealand, France, Brazil, and Switzerland race dates and distances still pending.FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO SIGN-UP FOR THE XTERRA TRAIL MIX NEWSLETTER VISIT… XTERRATRAILRUN.COM24

2009SCHEDULEDATE Race Location Region3/29 XTERRA Miami North Miami, FL SE3/29 XTERRA REAL Granite Bay, CA W4/4 XTERRA Guam Piti, Guam W4/18 XTERRA Saipan Saipan, Northern Marianas W4/18 XTERRA Memphis Memphis, TN SE4/25 XTERRA Ft. Yargo Winder, GA SE4/25 XTERRA Red River Ardmore, OK SC5/2 XTERRA Gator Terra Ruston, LA SW5/2 XTERRA West Cup - Lake Las Vegas Henderson, NV W5/3 XTERRA Uwharrie Uwharrie, NC SE5/9 XTERRA Patanella's King of the Hill Lebanon, NJ AT5/10 XTERRA Del Valle Livermore, CA W5/17 XTERRA Midwest Cup - Fort Custer Park Augusta, MI MW5/17 XTERRA Dirty Canyon Lakes, TX SW5/24 XTERRA Southeast Cup - Pelham Pelham, AL SE5/31 XTERRA ACE Big Canyon Oak Hill, WV AT5/31 XTERRA Smith Lake Fort Bragg, NC SE5/31 XTERRA Deuces Wild Show Low, AZ W6/6 XTERRA Four Corners Farmington, NM SC6/6 XTERRA Northwest Cup - Farragut State Park Coeur d’Alene, ID NW6/13 XTERRA Eureka Springs Eureka Springs, AR SC6/13 XTERRA Atlantic Cup - Richmond Richmond, VA AT6/14 XTERRA Snow Valley Running Springs, CA W6/20 XTERRA Buffalo Creek Buffalo Creek, CO MT6/20 XTERRA Solstice La Grande, OR NW6/20 XTERRA Southcentral Cup - Heart of Arkansas North Little Rock, AR SC6/21 XTERRA Torn Shirt Brighton, MI MW6/21 XTERRA Caloosahatchee Ft Myers, FL SE6/27 XTERRA Tahoe City Tahoe City, CA W6/28 XTERRA Trimax Mifflinburg, PA AT6/28 XTERRA Race at the Rez Essex, VT NE7/12 XTERRA Northeast Cup - Sugarbush Resort Warren, VT NE7/12 XTERRA EX2 Flintstone, MD AT7/12 XTERRA Vashon Island Vashon Island, WA NW7/12 XTERRA Lock 4 Blast Gallatin, TN SE7/18 XTERRA Mountain Cup - Beaver Creek Avon, CO MT7/18 XTERRA Hammerman Anchorage, AK NW7/19 XTERRA O.N.E. Ravenna, OH MW7/25 XTERRA DINO Versailles Versailles, IN MW7/26 XTERRA Wild Horse Creek Bozeman, MT MT8/1 XTERRA Indian Peaks Nederland, CO MT8/2 XTERRA Appalachia Indiana, PA AT8/2 XTERRA Sky High Grafton, NY NE8/2 XTERRA Panther Creek Morristown, TN SE8/2 XTERRA Black Diamond Black Diamond, WA NW8/9 XTERRA STOAKED Hanover, NH NE8/9 XTERRA Iron Will Jonesboro, AR SC8/15 XTERRA DINO Logansport Logansport, IN MW8/15 XTERRA B.O.L.T. Raymond, NE MT8/15 XTERRA Portland Forest Grove, OR NW8/16 XTERRA M2Xtreme Ellicottville, NY NE8/16 XTERRA Camp Eagle Rock Springs, TX SC8/22 XTERRA Iron Creek Spearfish, SD MT8/23 XTERRA Lake Placid Lake Placid, NY NE8/23 XTERRA Charlottesville Charlottesville, VA AT8/23 XTERRA Blackhawk Muskegon, MI MW8/23 XTERRA Wild Ride McCall, ID NW8/23 XTERRA Austin Austin, TX SC8/29 XTERRA Lake Tahoe Incline Village, NV W8/30 XTERRA Schiff Scout Wading River, NY NE9/6 XTERRA Onteora Livingston Manor, NY NE9/26 XTERRA Utah Ogden/Snowbasin, UT9/27 XTERRA USA Championship Ogden/Snowbasin, UT10/25 XTERRA World Championship Makena, Maui, HISchedule subject to change. As of 2/20/09 // Info: www.xterraplanet.com or call toll-free to 877-751-8880

TEAM UNLIMITEDTEAM Unlimited is a Hawaii-based television events and marketing company,founded in 1988. It owns and produces XTERRA, and in 2009 there will be more than100 off-road triathlon events held in 15 countries. It all started with 123 competitorsone afternoon in Maui, and has since evolved into the most prestigious off-roadmultisport race in the world. There are 30,000+ competitors, ages 13-71, from all 50states and more than 40 countries competing in XTERRA events. TEAM Unlimitedalso produces a 50-race XTERRA World Trail Running Series with National and WorldChampionship races, the XTERRA Winter World Championship, and more than adozen TV shows each year are produced by TEAM TV.XTERRA THROUGH TIME1996: Jimmy Riccitello and Michellie Jones win inaugural event in Wailea, Maui.1997: XTERRA adds two events in California, and one in Louisiana in addition to World Championship.1998: The XTERRA tour goes to Michigan, Colorado, Oregon, and back to Louisiana.1999: 11 races spanning from California to New Jersey. First year of Pro Points Series.2000: XTERRA goes global with its first international races in England, Japan, and Canada.2001: The first year of the XTERRA USA Championship Series, Australia and the Netherlands.2002: The inaugural XTERRA Saipan Championship, and races in Germany and the Czech Republic.The XTERRA USA Championship Series expands to 31 races.2003: The seventh consecutive year of expansion provides more than 50 events to compete in.2004: Forty-five events in the U.S., plus 33 international races and a full-fledged XTERRA European Tour2005: First year of the stand-alone XTERRA Trail Running Series and Nevada Passage Adventure Competition.2009: More than 100 XTERRA off-road triathlon races, 50+ XTERRA Trail Runs, & 2nd annual XTERRA Winter Worlds.TEAM TVSince 1990 TEAM TVhas produced nearly300 television showsresulting in threeregional Emmy’s and39 Telly Awards forproduction excellence.TELEVISION EVENTS AND MARKETING, INC. 720 Iwilei Road, Suite 290, Honolulu, HI 96817Phone: 808.521.4322 Fax: 808.538.031426

XTERRA.TV - 24/7 WEB TV NETWORKCheck out XTERRA.TV to watch a wide variety of XTERRA programming right now. Available content, which is updatedweekly, features everything from the Maui show to adventures in Utah. To see the XTERRA broadcast schedule listingshows that are on in your hometown check out our network TV Schedule.27