Montana Enduro Series: 2025 Helenduro
Race Details:

The 2025 Montana Enduro Series kicks off in Helena with the Helenduro. This begins the campaign for a new frame from Norco Bicycles The rider who earns the most points across the series takes home a new frame, regardless of category.

Race Timeline:

Thursday, June 26th
MES volunteers will mark the course

Friday, June 27th
All day: course open for practice
4:00 - 8:00 packet pickup at Blackfoot River Brewing (66 S Park Ave)

Saturday, June 28th
7:30: racer check-in opens at the Park Avenue Building parking lot (301 S Park Ave)
8:30: packet pickup closes; unclaimed entries released
8:30: racer meeting
9:00 race start
3:00 course closed

TBD: prizes and awards will happen as soon as all results are in. RETURN YOUR TIMING CHIP AS SOON AS YOU FINISH.

We have permission to use the Park Avenue Building parking lot. Please do not venture onto the building patio or stairs.
We highly recommend checking in on Friday evening. With an early start, that makes for a less stressful morning. If you check in Friday and something comes up to keep you from racing, you must return to the timing chip to us as soon as possible! Otherwise, we have no way of accounting for you on race day. There is a mandatory racer meeting just before the race to cover safety, MES rules, and important course information. Again, the exact timeline for these events will be provided in the weeks leading up to the race.

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      14.1 miles
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