A community fat bike racing experience for cyclists of all ages and abilities

Mid Week Evenings at Soldier Hollow Nordic Center

On the snow, and under the lights!


The mission of the Mid Week MTB and Fat Bike Series is to provide a consistently fun, challenging mountain bike racing experience at venues throughout the state. Our generous sponsors help us keep our entry fees low, keeping our races accessible to racers of all ages and ability levels. We value a positive, community-focused atmosphere over podium presentations and feature a giveaway stacked with sponsor-provided gear on each evening of racing. All proceeds from season passes and race registrations benefit other Bike Utah programs.

2024 Schedule

2024 Schedule

Get ready for some fat bike fun! We are once again excited to host our Mid Week fat bike races in beautiful Midway on the groomed XC ski trails at the Soldier Hollow Nordic Center.

Race Dates

  • Race #1

    Tuesday, January 16

    Individual Race Registration: $35 for all categories in advance of race day, $40 on race day. Registration fee includes race plate.

    Race #1 Info

    Results

  • Race #2

    Tuesday, January 30

    Individual Race Registration: $35 for all categories in advance of race day, $40 on race day. Registration fee includes race plate.

    Race #2 Info

    Results

  • Race #3

    Tuesday, February 13

    Individual Race Registration: $35 for all categories in advance of race day, $40 on race day. Registration fee includes race plate.

    Race #3 Info

    Results

  • Race #4

    Tuesday, February 27

    Individual Race Registration: $35 for all categories in advance of race day, $40 on race day. Registration fee includes race plate.

    Race #4 Info

    Results

Season Pass

$120 for all categories. Registration fee includes race plate. Save time and money! Register once and you’re automatically entered for all four races in the series.

Category Information

  • Beginner

    For those who are new to fat biking or fat bike racing. Course distance (number of laps) will be shortest of each race. Racers in the Beginner category can expect ride for approximately 30-45 minutes, depending on fitness, ability, and snow conditions.

  • Intermediate

    For those who are experienced fat biking or fat bike racing. Course distance (number of laps) will be longer than the Beginner course, but shorter than Expert/Pro course. Racers in the Intermediate category can expect to ride for approximately 45-60 minutes, depending on fitness, ability, and snow conditions.

  • Expert/Pro

    For those who are experienced fat biking or fat bike racing and desire to push themselves on race night. Course distance (number of laps) will be the longest of each race. Racers in the Expert/Pro category can expect to ride for approximately 60 minutes, depending on fitness, ability, and snow conditions.

  • Singe Speed

    For those special few who are experienced fat biking or fat bike racing with one gear. Course distance will be the same as the Intermediate Category. Racers in the Single Speed category can expect to ride for approximately 45-60 minutes, depending on fitness, ability, and snow conditions.

  • Adaptive

    For those who are experienced fat biking or fat bike racing on adaptive fat bikes or hand cycles. Course distance (number of laps) will be chosen by the rider, depending on fitness, ability, and snow conditions.

General Race Night Schedule

Important info about these races

  • If you don’t have a fat bike, but would like to race with us, our wonderful partner Jibe Cycleworks has a few demo bikes available for each race. CLICK HERE to see if your size is available.

  • If you didn’t do it already as a part of your registration, you MUST have digitally signed a SHNC waiver to be allowed to participate. CLICK HERE to sign that waiver!

  • We are riding on groomed Nordic trails, and dirt, mud, rocks, etc do not play well with the grooming machine and the skate/classic skis that glide over these trails every day. You WILL NOT be allowed to participate if your bike is dirty (frame or tires) at all. If spring conditions pop up before our race series is over and you ride on dirt/mud, please clean your bike BEFORE you come to our event.

  • We will not always be riding on trails that have lights overhead. Please have a bright handlebar light and/or a bright helmet light.

  • For these races, fat tires are any tire that is 3.8” wide or greater. You may choose to race on a skinnier tire, but please be aware that we will put you in a separate category to keep things fair for all riders.

  • No one is here to qualify for the Olympics or win a big prize purse. Those who take home medals (or at least high fives and kudos) will be the ones who are the most friendly and supportive of all riders on course. Race results may not necessarily be available on race night, but some great sponsor-provided swag will be!

Questions? Email Race Director Trilby Cox - trilby@bikeutah.org

2024 Mid Week Fat Bike Series Sponsors & Parnters

Our sponsors are the backbone of the Mid Week Fat Bike & MTB Series. Without their support, we wouldn't be half the race series we are. Our goal with sponsorships is to help offset race production costs so that 100% of the revenue raised from registration fees can go directly to supporting other Bike Utah programs.

THANK YOU

Pearl Izumi Park City - for providing swag for our sponsor giveaways at each race!

Kuhl - for providing swag for our sponsor giveaways at each race!

Jibe Cycleworks - for providing free demo bikes and swag for our sponsor giveaways!

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