Date: August 14, 2010

Event: Ring of Fire : Luckenbach – ride or race

Location: 412 Luckenback Town Loop

Entry Fees Per Route:

All Courses – Untimed

$38– 11/13/09 – Only
$45 – Early Bird – until 6/5/10
$50 – Regular – until 7/31/10
$55 – Late – until 8/10/10
$65 – After 9pm on 8/10/10

Timed 65 Mile Course.

$42– 11/13/09 – Only
$50 – Early Bird – until 6/5/10
$55 – Regular – until 7/31/10
$61 – Late – until 8/10/10
$70 – After 9pm on 8/10/10

About the Race:

Live Music, Great Food & Beer, Great cycling in the Texas Hill Country. The Ring of Fire: Ride or Race Luckenbach, is a 4 course bike ride (13 miles, 40 miles, 65 miles and 100 miles). If you want to race the 65 mile course has optional timing available. Prizes will be given for winners.

Website: http://redlicoriceevents.com/events/Ring_of_Fire.html

Registration: http://redlicoriceevents.com/events/Ring_of_Fire_register.html

Email: etruslow@redlicoriceevents.com

Additional Info:

There are no refunds. Registered athletes unable to participate will be allowed to transfer their entry to another athlete and/or event distance up until 30 days prior to the event date. There is a $20 transfer fee. Athletes are required to notify the race director in writing or e-mail to request a transfer form. The race director reserves the right to decline a transfer request.

Date: Saturday, September 18, 2010

Event: Hale On Wheels

Location: Plainview, TX

Routes: 21, 32, 48, and 62 miles

Registration: Ride day registration will begin at 7:00 am at the Ollie Liner Center.
$25 per person registration if pre-registered.
$30 per person beginning at 7am on ride day.
$5 family discount for two or more from same household ($20 per rider if registered by 9/11/10).
$5 bike club discount if for two or more from same club ($20 per rider if registered by 9/11/10)

About the Race:

Hale on Wheels is a fully supported recreational bike ride for road bikes held in Plainview, Hale County, Texas, during the annual “Cowboy Days” celebration.  Routes are 21, 32, 48, and 62 miles, all on smooth, flat, lightly traveled or wide shoulder roads.  A free nutritious lunch is provided for riders and their families.  There are drawings for pre-registered riders for $450.00 in cash and a “rest stop raffle” for all riders for $300.00 cash.

Website: http://site.haleonwheelsbikeride.com/

Registration: Online Registration or Registration Form

Additional Info:

All riders receive a “Hale on Wheels” T-shirt, tote bag,water bottle and other goodies.  RV spaces with electrical and water hook-ups are available at the start.  Early packet pick-up on Friday, September 17th, from 5 PM-8 PM at the Ollie Liner Center, 2000 South Columbia, Plainview, TX 79072.  There are fully supplied rest stops, sag wagons, mechanical and first aid available.

Date: October 23-24, 2010

Event: 2010 LIVESTRONG Challenge Austin

Location: Dripping Springs High School, Downtown Austin

Routes:

• 10 Miles - Routemap
• 20 Miles – Routemap
• 45 Miles - Routemap
• 65 Miles - Routemap
• 90 Miles – Routemap

Entry Fees Per Route:

• December 1, 2009 – October 23, 2010: Run Registration Fee $35
• December 1, 2009 – December 31, 2009: Ride Registration Fee $35
• January 1, 2010 – June 20, 2010: Ride Registration Fee: $45
• June 21, 2010 – October 23, 2010: Ride Registration Fee $50
• December 1, 2009 – October 22, 2010: Joint Registration Fee for both events $75

About the Race:

The LIVESTRONG Challenge Series is the signature fundraising event for LIVESTRONG. For the past thirteen years, the Series has raised over $60 million for the fight against cancer. In 2010, the LIVESTRONG Challenge Series will visit four cities across the U.S.: Seattle, WA; San Jose, CA; Philadelphia, PA; and Austin, TX.

Website: http://www.livestrong.org/Take-Action/Team-LIVESTRONG-Events/LIVESTRONG-Challenge-Series/LIVESTRONG-Challenge-Austin

Registration: http://www.kintera.org/faf/home/waiver.asp?ievent=330110

Email: teamlivestrong@livestrong.org

Additional Info:

One of the highlights of the LIVESTRONG Challenge is the “yellow mile” where participants are welcomed home by friends and family, while being cheered on by volunteers and staff for their personal accomplishments. Surrounded by the color which has inspired and empowered Lance and millions of others, each cancer survivor is given a yellow rose when they cross the finish line to commemorate their survivorship. And we strive to make sure that each participant feels as recognized as the first finisher.

Afterward, finishers, along with their friends and family, are encouraged to hang out, enjoy the food and entertainment provided at the post-event party and share stories of your LIVESTRONG experience with other participants.