Windham secures sponsors for three big UCI races at World Cup finals

Aug 5, 2010
by Karl Burkat  
Nema International, a performance cycling apparel manufacturer, is the main sponsor of the 2010 UCI World Cup downhill finals where riders race the clock on treacherous descents.

Subaru is the main sponsor of the 2010 UCI World Cup cross country finals, a course of narrow, rocky paths through forests and streams.

FOX Racing Shox, a high performance shock absorbers and racing suspension company, is the main sponsor of the 2010 UCI World Cup four-cross (4X) finals where four riders at a time race a fast downhill course with jumps and banked corners.
"Windham is the perfect showcase for the world to see what North American riders have known all along – we have some of the best terrain and courses in a spectacular setting," said Nick Bove, race director of the Windham 2010 Mountain Bike World Cup. “The support of these major worldwide companies raises the profile of our event to an even greater level and helps introduce the sport to entirely new audiences."

The 2010 World Cup Finals, the last stop on a tour which also visited North Yorkshire, Great Britain; Houffalize, Belgium; Offenburg, Germany; Fort William, UK; Schladming, Austria; Champéry, Switzerland; and Val di Sole, Italy, will attract the world’s top professional cyclists.

The U.S. last hosted a mountain bike World Cup in 2005 at the Angel Fire resort in New Mexico; the finals have never before been held in the U.S.
For more information on sponsorship or to register for the event, visit www.racewindham.com.

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14 Comments
  • 5 0
 Woohoo WC back in the states!! raced my first mountain bike race at Windham way back in 1990 as a wee lad. so much fun, I miss living in Windham and the riding. Does anyone one on PB remember the WC at Hunter Mountain?? in 1992 and 1993, some of the best courses on the WC at the time. 92 was wet and nasty and 93 was dry and fast. a young Jurgen Beneke won on Missy Giove's slalom bike. damn those were the days
  • 2 0
 Vic, most of Pinkbike wasn't even born in 92... Just saying.
  • 1 0
 Damn, way to make some of us feel old.
  • 1 0
 yeah no kidding thanks for making me feel old! LOL Smile
  • 3 0
 Bring it to the west while you're at it! Someone from the east saying "Windham is the perfect showcase for the world to see what North American riders have known all along – we have some of the best terrain and courses in a spectacular setting" is mighty rich. That quote defines my backyard...not some primed deciduous forest in Upstate NY.
  • 1 0
 the last stop on a tour which also visited North Yorkshire, Great Britain; Houffalize, Belgium; Offenburg, Germany; Fort William, UK; Schladming, Austria; Champéry, Switzerland; and Val di Sole, Italy.

Where do they get North Yorkshire from?
  • 1 0
 Ah yonibois- They are talking about the XC World Cup as well, so the event in North Yorkshire was an XC World Cup at Dalby Forest back in May (iirc)
  • 1 0
 I was mostly into Dirt bikes and BMX back then. How much travel did the downhillers have in '92? I am thinking it couldn't have been much more than 4" of elastomers, gotta love Proflex.
  • 1 0
 Long travel in 1992 was 2" of travel! lol
  • 1 0
 what about the first world champs that were in Durango? that was a final hosted in the USA. it also spawned hbcutthecoursein1990.com hahahaha
  • 1 0
 Platty is having a pre-world cup event the week before too!
  • 1 0
 That explains it!!! Cheers.
  • 1 0
 this is gonna be good!!







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