How It Works

• XTERRA America Tour Rules (PDF)
• XTERRA Trail Run Series Rules
• PRO Racing Information
• Physically Challenged Program (PDF)
• Team Competition Overview and Rules

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ALL NEW XTERRA AMERICA TOUR FOR 2009

The nation’s leading off-road triathlon series is evolving and expanding with a new look 60+ event XTERRA America Tour in 2009. Enter the XTERRA Cup Series, replacing the four-race regional championship format with an eight-stop nationwide Cup Series.  Each of XTERRA’s eight regions in the U.S. will host an XTERRA Cup championship race with $10,000 in prize money for pros and 34 qualifying spots into the XTERRA World Championship for amateurs.  Age group competitors will also earn more points at the Cup Series races in their pursuit of winning their region and qualifying for the XTERRA USA Championship.

The new format will open up 136 qualifying spots into Maui and provide age-groupers from across the U.S. with a championship level XTERRA race experience close to where they live.

Professionals racing in the XTERRA Cup Series can drop three races from their point total, thus counting five of eight events plus the USA Championship in Utah towards their final score.

The XTERRA USA Championship race will have a $20,000 race purse, and will also award $60,000 to the top overall points leaders in the Series.  Combined with the $105,000 purse awarded at the XTERRA World Championship, there will be more than a quarter-million dollars up for grabs in the U.S. next year.

All told there will be more than 60 XTERRA off-road triathlons in 35 states, the U.S. Territory of Guam and Commonwealth of Saipan in 2009, marking the 13th consecutive year of expansion for the sport.

Learn more about the XTERRA Cup Series

US Racing and National Championship

The races are open to everyone, however, the USA Championship in Ogden, Utah and World Championship on Maui are open only to qualified competitors. (Age group athletes who are not US citizens can participate in US races, but are not eligible for Points or Points Series titles.)

To find out more about competing in the series read the America Tour Rules document. Should you have any questions, please call us toll free 877-751-8880 or email info@xterraplanet.com. You can also jump into XTERRA Chat  in the Community section of our site to talk with other racers.

XTERRA World Tour

The tour includes stops in eleven countries. The races are open to both pro and amateur competitors. Top-ranking amateurs are awarded an XTERRA title and entry to the XTERRA World Championship on Maui. Pros compete for prize purses. Tour Schedule