David Jaewon Oh of Chum News reported on the Woodland Park GP, 2025!
Read the full article here.
David Jaewon Oh of Chum News reported on the Woodland Park GP, 2025!
Read the full article here.
2025.
What a season.
Thank you.
Thank you for all you have done to make MFG this season a fantastic, welcoming, heckling, crazy, community of bike lovers.
We have immense gratitude for everyone who came out this year to smile, sweat, cheer, heckle, unload & load box trucks, tape miles of course, set up tens of thousands of stakes then take them down and stuff them into bags & trucks, set up team tents, welcome newbies and lead preview laps, manage timing, serve as crossing guards, narrate, entertain and humor everyone over our PA system, coach, wrangle kids, take dazzling photos, light up our socials, register over 3500 total race entries, manage staging, starts, podiums, and parking, fix last minute bike issues, mend cuts and bruises, and bring more cowbell. It truly takes a village and we appreciate everyone who plays a part in MFG.
And in 2025, we are once again earth’s biggest cyclocross series (…by a mile).
We wish you a wonderful holiday season and hope to see you next year.
The MFG team: Chris, Erik, Mike and Blaine

Hey, thanks for coming out to MFG this year!
We know in the excitement of doing an MFG event, it’s easy to leave stuff behind. See pictures below of all the items in our lost and found.
If you see something that’s yours please email us at mfg@offcamber.bike. All these items can be picked up in the Wallingford neighborhood of Seattle until December 1. After that we are going to donate what’s left.
It takes a village to put on a bike race and cyclocross is no different.
Volunteering at an MFG race will bring you appreciation from your fellow racers and hugs and high fives from the team here at MFG.
Plus you get to race for FREE. for every volunteer role you take you will get one free race at MFG.
We have a few options to help… We need folks to help setup the course before each race and to tear the course down after the last racers have crossed the finish. We also need crossing guards during the race day.
You can sign up for all MFG races at the links below.
Beach Party at Silver Lake – September 8, 2024 (Sunday)
StarCrossed at Marymoor – September 21, 2024 (Saturday)
Barnburner at Steilacoom – October 6, 2024 (Sunday)
Magnuson Park Cross – October 20, 2024 (Sunday)
North 40 – LeMay – November 3, 2024 (Sunday)
Woodland Park GP – November 17, 2024 (Sunday)
Woodland Park Cleanup – November 18, 2024 (Monday)
Join the team at MFG. Your granddad would be proud!

Howdy folks! We are setting up registration and are finalizing the list of teams for the team competition. Please email us at mfg@offcamber.bike if there are any updates to this list that you know of.
Teams for 2024 MFG Team Competition
2020 Fuel
A Cycling Team
Alki Rubicon
Alki Velo Club
Apex Racing
Bear National Team
Black Sheep Velo
Booger
Breakfast Racing Team
Broadmark / Mt Si Racing
Canyon – Velocio
Cascadia Wheel Co. Dirt Team
CBC Racing/Country Green Turf Farms – NEED TO REMOVE
Center Cycles
Chainslap Racing
Coalition Cycling (new – was
Country Green Turf Farms
Cutters
Discount Racing Group
Dropbar Racing
Dyna Racing
Epic Racing
Fell Swoop
Five Ply Design | Ridgecrest Racing
Fount Cycling Guild
Gene Johnson Cycling Team
Gregg’s Trek
Grit City Health
Hagens Berman
High Vibrations
HODALA!!!
Hupkit Dirtworks
Husky Cycling
Keller Rohrbach
Liquid Velo
Mcleod Construction
Montlake Bicycle Shop
Moots
Motofish
NUUN
NWCX Project
Off Camber
Old Town Bicycle
Organic Gnar Harvest
Pain Cave Productions
PCP Racing
Pizza Pals
PNW Colavita Factor (changed from PNW Colavita Hellofresh)
Premier Racing
R4C
Recycled Cycles Racing
Ridge Cyclesport
School Of Cross
Seattle Metro Dragons
Seattle Rush Racing
S’no Joke
Soft Like Kitten
Spaaaaaaaaace Cadet Racing
Spokeswomen Racing
State Bicycle / Handup
Stoup Brewing
Suck It
Super Fast Monkey Hat
Taco Time Northwest Cycling Team
Tahoma Mountain Bike Team
Team Walla Walla
Unavita Racing
Wenatchee Valley Devo
Zevenbergen
Off Camber Productions & MFG bids a fond farewell to Russell Stevenson.
Russell has decided to make a career change and will be leaving Off Camber starting in January 2024.
In addition, Wednesday Night World Championships will no longer be run by Off Camber Productions. Russell will be running Weds Night Worlds with his great team of staff and volunteers.
Since December 2021 when Russ joined Off Camber and brought Wednesday Night World Championships into our partnership, the five of us have become a well-oiled machine putting on 20+ bike races a year. A hard-working, stake-pounding, lover of bike racing, Russ has been an amazing partner in our venture. We’ve had a blast together working to grow the bike racing community in Seattle and the PNW and we’ll miss Russ as a teammate.
Going forward, Off Camber will continue to lead the way running MFG, the biggest cyclocross series in the country, and offering adventurous gravel events in the Cascades.

Why 52? Well these are all the races since the beginning of Cross Results history that cracked the 1,000 racer mark.
All data from the All Results, Ever page at Crossresults.com
Amazing to see that all but one of these races was in the PNW.


Hold on to your hats folks… lots of kudos for Woodland Park…
The Woodland Park GP was:
What’s a hand-raiser? Someone who raises their hand to help. Hand-raisers say yes. At races, we are constantly asking for help… hey, can you run this to the timing stage? Can you fix that tape? Set up that tent? Grab coffee for the announcers? There are a million little jobs and these folks raise their hands to make it all work.
It takes a village to put on a cyclocross race. And we have a great village of hand-raisers.
We have so many people to thank. These are folks that showed up race after race to help. Getting up at 4am to meet us at 6am to set up course. Hanging out until after dark to help tear everything down and pack our van and trailer. Helping with starts, podiums, beginner clinics, timing, registration, taking photos, posting to socials, hauling garbage, designing swag, and everything else in between.
The list below are folks that volunteered for at least 3 races (or have some other huge job). There are ONE HUNDRED more people that volunteered for one or two races. We couldn’t list them all but… Wow! What a village. A few of the folks below are paid staff. Most are volunteers. We are immensely gracious to everyone below and the one hundred others who pitched in! And there are folks I’m sure we’ve missed. (Please let us know if there’s someone who should be on this list.)
A big thank you and hug to everyone below from the MFG team – Blaine, Russell, Erik, Mike and Chris. 😍
| Aaron Erbeck | Dave Wamsley | Justin Resnick |
| Abby Felton | David Karman | Keith Robinson |
| Alasdair Turner | Donovan Ramirez | Laurel Smith |
| Alex Walker | Doug Reid | Leah Missik |
| Andrea Leuschke | Ella Dorband | Leo Berk |
| Arnie Liati | Eva Wong | Reeve Geary |
| Ava Marr | Frances Sun | Robert Trombley |
| Blake Dahlin | Greg Kauper | Scott McNees |
| Bry Osmonson | Herman Meyer | Sonya Jampel |
| Carianne Meyers | Jess Cutler | Thomas McGarty |
| Chris Adolf | Jodi Duquette | Tory Hernandez |
| Chris Mahan | Joe Thomas |
MFG and our awesome cyclocross community was in the Seattle Times. Check it out…. you might see yourself in lights.
Article:
How the Pacific Northwest became the nation’s cyclocross capital
by Gregory Scruggs, Seattle Times
