What’s on Your MTB Race Calendar for the Rest of 2020? [Survey]

Nearly halfway through the year and well into racing season in the northern hemisphere, we want to know how you're adapting.
By Jeff Barber
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photo: Brian Gerow

With travel restrictions and safety concerns due to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, most mountain bike racing is currently in a suspended state. From pros to amateurs, everyone is affected. Nearly halfway through the year and well into racing season in the northern hemisphere, we want to know how you’re adapting.

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