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Here is a document from Larry Martin from USACycling about how to race in the appropriate category in cross based on your mtb license.

Awesome Video from Greensfelder

Here is more awesome video from Bob Arnold at the Greensfelder race last weekend. Check it out!

http://vimeo.com/11599591

Awesome Video from Wilson Lake!

Here is some awesome video by Bob Arnold of DRJ Racing from the race last weekend at Wilson Lake!

http://www.vimeo.com/11449926

Dirty Thursday

Dirty Thursday

Kansas City’s Short Track Training Series

Thursdays go faster with dirt. Every Thursday between Memorial Day and Labor Day, the United Federation of Dirt is hosting a Short Track Training Series in Swope Park at Camp Lake of the Woods. Similar to an off-road criterium, Short Track delivers 30-45 minutes of pure anaerobic bliss with multiple laps on a short, less technical dirt course. Dirty Thursdays are a non-competitive training series – no points, no prizes, and no “official” scoring – simply lots of fast and lots of fun!

Thursdays kick off at 6:00 for A racers and 7:00 for B racers.

More details will follow.

Mark your calendars. Spread the Dirt.

Last Updated on Thursday, 11 March 2010 19:09

Latest Dirt

Here is where the latest dirt goes.

Cross Country League

Down and Dirty racing at its finest. For 2010 the goal of the UFD is to bring you the best racing experience around with killer courses, smooth operations and all around good times. Traditional knockdown, drag out cross country racing brought to you by some of the most seasoned promoters in the region.

Get dirt!

Endurance League

Sometimes more dirt equals more fun, and your saddle time is more important than your finish time. Endurance events range from 3, 6, and 12 hours – and 200 miles. Come for the pleasure…or the pain.

The Endurance League is not a series. Each event is a stand alone production. Good times, great memories and epic adventures are our guarantee.

Get the dirt!

Short Track League

Get the dirt!

Alliances

Below is a list of organizations throughout the Missouri and Kansas Region that are partners with UFD in all things dirt. Get out and support these groups. It is through their efforts that we have the dirt to ride on.

Earn your dirt.