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Xtreme Mountain Racing Comes to Wyoming

Competitors from Wyoming, Colorado, Montana, Utah, Idaho and Illinois are set to compete in the Xtreme Mountain Racing (XMR) event on Casper Mountain Saturday, February 27, 2021.

“We’re looking forward to having this adrenaline-pumping event in Casper,” said Brook Kaufman, CEO of Visit Casper. “Casper Mountain is an incredible asset to our community and we can’t wait to welcome racers from around the region to compete here.”

The race will be held at Casper Mountain Biathlon Club, where riders will compete at an elevation of 7,800 feet. The race is free to attend. Participants include all ages and models, from junior minis to outlaw mods. There are no specific spectator locations set up, but there is lots of room and space to naturally social distance along the race route.

Home to around 57,000 residents, Casper, Wyoming has a variety of lodging accommodations, from flagship hotels to locally owned properties, as well as a walkable downtown, 193 restaurants and incredible offerings in the form of museums, the National Historic Trails Interpretive Center, an impressive trails system in town and on Casper Mountain, and downhill skiing and snowboarding at Hogadon Basin Ski Area.

Learn more about XMR in Casper at www.xmr-racing.com. For more information on Casper, Wyoming, see VisitCasper.com.

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