Erik Anderson
Hey Everyone,
The Mutual of Enumclaw Stage Race is turning 20 years old this year. We
would like to invite you and your teammates to the longest running stage
race in the Northwest to celebrate this event and experience everything it
offers. From the local support and generosity of the local community,
local business, and policy department to the courses and prize list. We’ve
tailored the race experience towards the specifics needs of the weekend
warrior, beginners, women, juniors, and aspiring pros so you can experience
the greatness of stage racing. Whatever your goals are in 2015 we hope the
Mutual of Enumclaw Stage Race is part of them.
For more information about the race checkout the event website, Facebook
Page, and registration information.
*MOE Stage Race Website *
http://www.moestagerace.com
*MOE Stage Race Registration*
https://www.usacycling.org/register/2015-653
*MOE on Facebook*
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mutual-of-Enumclaw-Stage-Race/188175131220966?ref=bookmarks
*About the Mutual of Enumclaw Stage Race *
The Mutual of Enumclaw stage race is located in Enumclaw WA approximately
45 miles southeast of Seattle and is the “Gatway” to the north entrances to
Mt. Rainier National Park. The event was started 20 years ago to promote
cycling and benefit the Washington State Special Olympics. The event has
become the longest running stage race in Washington and draws regional
participation from Canada, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, California, and
Washington. The race features 3 stages in 2 day and boosts a combined
prize list of more than $10,000 in cash.
*Past Highlights *
Svien Tuft won the event is 2007 and 2005 and has placed in the top 3
multiple times. Nutra-Fig Ronnie Schmeer won the overall in 1999. In 2000
local rider Russell Stevenson with the help of his teammate Tyler Farrar
from Saturn of Belleview beat defending champion Ronnie Schmeer, Alex
Gardner and Svein Tuft. In 2009 Will Routley from Jelly Belly won the race
while other greats like Thomas Peterson and Logan Owen attended the event
before turning pro. Jade Wilcoxson, used Mutual of Enumclaw to launch her
professional racing carrier by winning the Cat 1/2 women’s race at Enumclaw
and was given the opportunity to race at the Nature Valley Grand Prix.
I hope to see everyone at this year’s event.
Thanks,
Erik Anderson
Race Director