Due to heavy snowpack on Mt Hood the next Fluidride Cup will return to Port Angeles WA on May 10th and 11th. Ndub Productions, Hurricane Racing and Fluidride organizers are intent on providing a world class venue highlighted by a super duper Dual Slalom and nail biting DH action- This will surely be another record attending event "not to miss!"

The Pacific Northwest Gravity Series has officially begun. Fluidride, NDub Productions and Hurricane Racing hosted one helluva battle that started with Dual Slalom and ended with one kick ass DH. Held in Port Angeles, Washington on the "Dry Hill Trails" this 6 race series is going to bring some national attention.

Tons of photos by Carl Warren and a couple of nice videos done by Miles Sullivan of Shovelpick Productions.

Registration is open for the Port Angeles Washington event brought to you by Hurricane Racing, NDub Productions and Fluidride. Get ready for the six race gravity NW series that will combine the Dry Hill area of Port Angeles Washington and Mt Hood's Ski Bowl Ski Resort in Oregon. Starting off Saturday Apr 5th is DUAL SLALOM and Apr 6th is the DOWNHILL.

We have been entertaining the idea of changing the course venue for the # 2 Fluidride cup at Ski Bowl. Mt Hood has been hit hard this year with snowfall and it is looking like there will still be some coverage come race time in May. This is why there have been some recent changes to the schedule on the FR Cup Page.

Casey, Lars and the whole crew have been hella busy getting everything ready for this coming weekend's big race that will kick off racing in the Pacific Northwest and the Fluidride Cup Series. Here is footage from the DH course from late last summer and also footage from the recently completed Dual course too.

Enjoy the videos and we'll see you this weekend!

After months of obtaining feedback from racers and careful deliberation, Fluidride, Hurricane racing, and NDub productions have teamed up to create the ultimate race series in the Pacific Northwest. Combining two of the most well respected race venues in the PNW, the series consists of six races over six months. With four of the six races counting toward the overall "CUP", any rider wanting to give the series a go should have a crack at the overall titles.