Race Summary 2010

Race on March 21, 2010 on Hudson Bay Mountain

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Results

Category Name Time/Speed
[m:ss.hh][km/hr]
Fun Race
Retro Racers		 Darryl Cokes
Peter Krause
Tony Konst		 Difference guess/actual
0.22
Male Race Time
Male Radar		 Eric Person
Jim Hinchliffe		 1:25.59
105
Female Race Time
Female Radar		 Claire Challen
Erin Havard		 1:32.29
101

Funds raised from this event for the Smithers Ski Club - $2761.58

Sponsors

THANK YOU for your tremendous support of the 26th Annual Schuss Boomer Downhill held Sunday March 21, 2010. The generous support of you and individuals in and out of our community contributing to this event, has again made this a very successfull event!

Central Mountain Air - Sportworld - Rayz Board Shop - BV Electric - Valhalla Pure - Hudson Bay Mountain Resort - Interiro News - Smokescreen Graphics - BVLD Radio - CJFW Radio - Ecklands Denture Clinic - Bulkley Valley Printers

A&W Family Restaurant - All-West Glass - Alpenhorn Pub - BV Credit Union - BV Eye Care - BV Wholesale - Canfor - Canyon Contracting - Edward Jones - Eecol Electric Ltd. - Extra Foods - Evergreen Industrial - Fitness Northwest - Frontier Chrysler - Heartstrings - Heatherington & Hooper - Home Hardware - Hudson Bay Lodge - Hy-Tech Drilling - Kitchen Works - McBike & Sport - Mckenzie Travel - Oscars - Outback Promotions - Outdoor Essentials - Pro-Tech Forest Resources - Remax Sandra Hinchliffe - Richard Stanton –RBC Investments - Royal Bank - Safeway - Steelhead Excavating - Subway - Talisman Energy

Organizers

Name Tasks
Gary Huxtable Smithers Ski Club representatives, Course and Event Work.
John Kelson
Mike Daniels		 Sponsorship and Prizes.
Gary Huxtable, Jim Hinchliffe
Scott Marko		 On-Hill Set-up.
Cara Nelson, Maureen Stuart Registration and Results.
Table100 Assortment Timing.
Cara Nelson, Billy Blewett Awards and Prizes.

Race Format

The fun race consists of teams of three (3) dressed up in costume and individual racers. Each team picks an estimated time and the closest “combined guessed time” for the team wins.

The individuals with the need-for-speed compete to be the fastest on the mountain. (both run time and radar speed)

The corporate team that comes closest to their guess time wins the pot and donates it to the charity of their choice.