‘08 Ashland 12 Mile Super D

June 19, 2008

June 15th, 2008 * Ashland, Oregon

Local racers had a great turnout at the 12 Mile Super D. Don Morehouse, Jordan Lopez, Casey Coffman and Jon Wilson all posted awesome times. Check out the results at  http://obra.org

From Breakaway Events ”Dropping more than 5,000 vertical ft. in 12 miles from Mt. Ashland Ski resort lodge to Ashland’s downtown. This is the longest Super D race in the state of Oregon and the second longest in the country.

It features nothing but the best single track trails Ashland has to offer. It also serves up 600 ft of climbing through the beautiful forests and hills of Ashland.”

Some action photos of Jordan(12), Jon (19), Casey (22) and Mark Weir (20,21) here: 12 Mile SuperD Slideshow

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2007 Ashland 12 Mile Super D info

April 22, 2007

Sunday June 10th, 2007 * Ashland, Oregon

Don Moorehouse rides to 3rd place in Expert 30-39 at the ‘06 race.

BreakAway Events is proud to announce the 2nd annual 12Mile SuperD race. The longest SuperD race in the State of Oregon!  $50 until 5/21, $55 after Register at Active.com

dhReno 2006 Ashland 12 Mile SuperD Race Report


Spring Thaw DH Race

January 17, 2007

May 5th & 6th, 2007 * Ashland, Oregon 

Looks like a cool weekend in Ashland! http://www.somba.org/springthaw/

Over $18,000 in cash and merchandise prizes! All proceeds from this event go towards local trail building projects!  Note: same weekend as NMBS # 2 in Fontana.


Ashland 12 Mile Super D Race Report

June 16, 2006

Mount Ashland Ski Resort * June 10th & 11th 2006

The dhReno boys had a great showing at the first Ashland 12 Mile Super D Race last weekend. Congratulations to Don Morehouse 3rd Expert 30-39 and Dave Bright 3rd Expert 40+.

Don by Outdoor Exposure 

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Ashland 12 Mile Super D Race Info

May 24, 2006

Mount Ashland Ski Resort * June 11, 2006 * Sunday 9:30 AM

The areas first Super D race. Sounds like it will be a kick-ass course. Pro, Semi-Pro, Expert, Sport, SS and Hardtail categories.

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