Kokanee Valley Race Series
The series is open to skiers, telemarkers and snowboarders with different gender and age divisions. No racing experience is required to join in on the fun of recreational racing. All you need is the desire to participate and we'll look after the rest.
The race location and discipline vary each race and everyone is eligible to win great prizes each race at the video and awards party. Everyone is eligible to win tons of great merchandise. We video the race and play it at the Kokanee awards party where we also have great draw prizes for all. Remember, you must be at the awards party to win draw prizes.So come out and have some fun with your friends.
For 2019 - 2020 season, age is calculated as of December 31, 2019.
Dates and Schdule
| 2019-2020 DATES THURSDAYS |
DISCIPLINE | REGISTRATION LOCATION ON MOUNTAIN |
RACE LOCATION | RESULTS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 19 | TBA | TBA | TBA | |
| Jan 9 | TBA | TBA | TBA | Results (2018) |
| Jan 16 | TBA | TBA | TBA | Results(2019) |
| Feb 13 | TBA | TBA | TBA | Results (2019) |
| Feb 27 | TBA | TBA |
TBA | Results (2019) |
| March 5 | TBA | TBA | TBA | |
| March 12 - The Finals | TBA | TBA | TBA | Results (2019) |
Event Information
Waivers
Please note, all Participants must sign a Waiver prior to competing. Competitors must be at least 19 years old to participate.
Entry Fees
$40 (including GST). SAVE and pay only $35 by pre-registering on line or through Guest Relations as above in advance of race day. $109.55 (including GST) includes an adult lift ticket for the day for those people without a season pass. Available with advance registration only. $175 (including GST) for the KVRS Race Series Pass includes entry to all 7 races.
Race Training
Check out GATEBUSTERS race training most Wednesdays and Saturdays all season - an Adult Lesson Pass program with drop in options.
Equipment
Helmets are mandatory at all race events.
Awards & Prizes
Location - CBB inside The Hilton ***To Be confirmed*** - 3:30pm - video playback 4pm - draw prizes and awards.
All competitors present at awards are eligible for great prizes!. You must be there to win draw prizes.
Disciplines
The main difference between Slalom, GS and Super G is the course layout (how 'turn-y' the course is, based on how far apart the gates are). Slalom is the "tightest" and the gates get further apart and the speeds increase in a GS and even more so in a Super G.
- Average 40-50 second course
- Offers more gates, more turns, (and for many) more fun than the other disciplines.
- Speeds are slower but there is definitely more happening with more turns to be made between the start and the finish.
- Two run, combined time format.
- The course is reset between run 1 and run 2.
- Average 50-60 second course
- Offers moderate spacing between the gates.
- The most appealing style of racing for those who have never done it before - and still really fun for those who have.
- Two run, combined time format for results.
- The course is reset between run 1 and run 2.
- Average 50-60 second course
- Offers moderate spacing between the gates.
- The most appealing style of racing for those who have never done it before - and still really fun for those who have.
- Two run, combined time format for results.
- The course is reset between run 1 and run 2.
- Average 60-70 second course
- The gates are set further apart than GS and the racers are travelling at higher speeds than in a slalom or GS
- Usually a one run event but we will do two runs if conditions permit