Downieville Classic Registration Information

Public Registration Opens January 26th at 8PM.

The Downieville Classic sells out so make sure to register early.

The registration link will be posted to this page, and we will pre-announce via email and social. The Downieville Classic sells out so follow the fun and stay up to date on the Downieville Classic weekend on Facebook, and Instagram. 

NEW IN 2025- DH Start times within each category will be set based on the previous year’s finishing times, then based on date of registration. Register early to get a better start time.

WE WILL POST THE RIDER GUIDE THE WEEK BEFORE THE EVENT.

 

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REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS:

All racers are pre-registered. Last day to register is 7/26/25. There are no onsite-registration or transfers offered. IDs required!

Racer packet pickup includes signing waiver and check-in to pick up bib # with timing chip

Packet Pick-up - Friday 3-7 pm at the Downieville High School

Packet Pick-up - Saturday 6-8 am at the Sierra City Community Hall (map)

PLEASE NOTE: NO REFUNDS ARE OFFERED FOR THIS EVENT!
Event insurance will be available during the registration process.

All Mountain Event participants will use the same bib # each day and will be responsible for holding onto this bib # and the timing chip attached to the bike fork. No transfers or exchanges.

Races will be held rain, shine, sleet or snow. In the event of extreme weather or natural disaster, the ride may be shortened, postponed or canceled without refund.

 

REGISTRATION TRANSFERS:

Registration transfers end 8/3/25 at 11:59 pm. There is no onsite transfers or ticket sales.

Inquiries about registration - see our contact page

Thank you all for your continued support of this event.

All net proceeds from this event go directly to the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship trail maintenance program. In addition to entry fees, SBTS will receive all proceeds from prize drawings, silent auctions and beer donations. In all, it should amount to $25,000 or more, depending on racer turnout and the amount of beer that gets consumed. That's $25k going directly into the maintenance and restoration of the Downieville Trail System.

Money well spent in our minds, and you get to have a damn good time in the process.