Cyclocross · 30 Minutes · 40 Minutes · 1 Laps · 2 Laps

GOAT CXing 2026

Scotia, NY · Sunday, September 13, 2026 · in 40 days
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When
Sunday, September 13, 2026
Where
Schonowee Ave, Scotia NY
Distances
30 Minutes · 40 Minutes · 1 Laps · 2 Laps
Typical weather
On this date: rain 3 of the last 10 years
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About this race

Race Overview GOAT CXing (formerly known as Nomad CX) is back for 2026 and is the first race of the CBRCX Race Series! Earn points and have fun! Date: 2026-09-13 Location: Schonowee Ave, Scotia, NY Registration Fee: $10 additional for second race Details: Everyone can race twice! Race Location We are back this year at Collins Park in Scotia, NY. With this great location we will have some challenging obstacles and close to anywhere in the Capital District. Juniors and Volunteer Opportunities Junior Opportunities: Tons of opportunities for Juniors to race Support Youth: All Money raised will go directly to the local NICA Team Volunteering: Let us know if you can volunteer with course setup, breakdown, or Marshall during the day (sherron2@nycap.rr.com) Sponsorship: We are still searching for Sponsors for the race. Race Details and Rules Call ups All races will be called up based on their crossresults.com points, starting 10 minutes prior to the scheduled start. Men Cat 3/4 & Masters Men All four fields will be seeded by their combined crossresults.com points, will have one start, and will be uploaded to crossresults.com as one set of results. This will make sure that everyone can get crossresults.com points, and the points reflect the race. Age filters are available on crossresults.com under the results. There will be four podiums reflecting the finish in each field. Junior Races Kids who are 6 years old (real age on the date of the event, not racing age) can race! They must be on pedal bikes and be able to complete the course unaccompanied, but will have their own results and