Get Race Day Ready!

Race #1 – Brundage Mountain: August 17

Race #2 – Magic Mountain: August 24

Race #3 – Grand Targhee: September 7

Race #4 (BOISE BRAVE BYE) McNabb Ranch: September 14

Race #5 (BOISE BRAVE BYE) – Soldier Mountain: September 21

Race #5 – Jug Mountain: September 28

State Championships – Bogus Basin: October 5

Where to Register: Onsite registration is unavailable. Refer to the registration links provided above to register your student-athlete.

Registration Deadlines: Registration for race #1 closes the Monday two weeks prior to the race at midnight. All other races registration closes on Monday of the same week prior at midnight.

Season Pass Option: Student-Athletes have the option to participate in up to 5 races each season. Races can be registered for individually (High School: $150 or Middle School: $125), or with a season pass (High School: $50/race or Middle School: $45/race). Season Pass pricing is available for anyone that registers for all 5 races at one time.

Waivers: Mandatory waivers are necessary for both student-athletes and coaches at each race venue. Each venue has its own distinct waiver. Check the waiver links above; be aware that some venues require you to print, sign, and deliver the waiver in person, while others offer an online process. Read carefully for specific instructions.

Details: Access all necessary race information by clicking the corresponding brown box above.

Race Flyers are dynamic documents (check for regular updates) crafted by NICA/Idaho League to address your race day questions. They encompass all preliminary race information: student-athlete race times, venue insights, course maps, pre-ride instructions, accommodation options, parking zones, NICA rules, venue protocols, refreshment availability, pet guidelines, and more.

Keep printouts of the Race Flyer handy during race weekends. Also spot it on our team sandwich boards at camp and pit zone.

Race Flyers undergo frequent updates. Ensure you're referencing the latest version by referencing the links above regularly.

The team attends five races each season and needs to fill roughly 500 volunteer hours each race, a combination of Boise Brave AND Idaho League (IICL) volunteer needs. IICL facilitates and hosts the races and they ask that a team our size fill a minimum of 25 IICL volunteer shifts each race, in addition to our Boise Brave volunteer shifts.

Don’t miss the main event! We encourage families to avoid volunteering during their student-athlete's race, ensuring you can fully enjoy and support your child's participation. Your presence matters, and we want you to savor every moment of the main event!

Brave Volunteers: Our team employs SignUp Genius for race weekend volunteer needs. Get the SignUp Genius Mobile App for convenient on-the-go sign-ups and to manage your selected positions at race venues.

We appreciate your early sign-ups to help team leadership plan and prepare accordingly.

Family Expectations: The volunteer need at races is substantial and because of this each family is expected to contribute six volunteer hours at each race weekend their student-athlete attends. Note that this expectation is six hours per family, not per student-athlete. Families can fulfill this expectation through a combination of coaching (if assigned a coaching race role), and/or volunteering for the Idaho League (IICL) and/or our team.

Student-Athlete Expectations: Student-Athletes are expected to volunteer at least one hour each race they attend, either taking down the racecourse post race, or volunteering for the team and/or Idaho League. Student-athletes have ample opportunities to volunteer at races, surpassing the one-hour minimum expectation if they desire. Their efforts play an important role in contributing to a family's overall six-hour race commitment.

Coach Expectations: Each race coaches are designated by the head coach for specific roles, such as wave leads and wave assistants, involving roughly three hours over the course of a race weekend. If you are a coach and are not assigned one of these roles at a race, please consider volunteering for the team and/or Idaho League instead.

Team Leads: Relying on the honor system, time devoted to race-related roles is attributed to your family's overall volunteer commitment.

IICL Volunteers: Check the 25 IICL Vols/Race Tracker. If volunteers are needed, sign up for IICL and add your name to the tracker. If goal is met, please consider signing up to volunteer for our team instead.

See Volunteer Race Day Pro Tips and Volunteer Expectations for more info.

Created by our team director and head coach, Boise Brave Race Timelines are released the Wednesday before a race. They outline our team’s race weekend schedule, including pre-ride, Friday meeting, meals, warmups, wave staging, race slots, and award ceremonies—down to the minute.

As soon as they're ready, Boise Brave Race Timelines are sent out via TeamSnap and accessible through the links above.

Print a Boise Brave Race Timeline for quick reference on race weekends. Also spot it on team sandwich boards at camp and pit zone.

See recommended Race Nutrition and a Race Packing List to help you cover all the basis on race weekends.