48th Annual North American Vasa Festival of Races

 
WELCOME!
The North American Vasa Festival of Races is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 10 and Sunday, Feb. 11, 2024. All races start and finish at Timber Ridge and traverse the wonderful Vasa Pathway and Vasa Singletrack.
The 48th annual North American Vasa is focused on safety and quality competition.  The 2024 schedule of events includes Freestyle and Classic ski races for all abilities and ages, and Fatbike races. 
Registration Update for 2024
Skiers will self select the wave/corral they would like to start in during the registration process. If you are a top level skier please place yourself in the Elite wave/corral. Please place yourself according to your ability while also respecting other skiers. For assistance in making a wave selection please click on the Wave Selection Help link below. The VASA organization reserves the right to place a skier in a different wave/corral.

The Michigan Cup Challenge includes the George Kuhn Half Marathon 27k Freestyle Ski Race on Saturday and the Lombard Loppet 15k Classic on Sunday. This combo race awards the best all-round XC skiers! Register for both events at the same time to receive a $20 discount.

The Collegiate Challenge includes the Kortelopet 15k freestyle race on Saturday and the 15k Lombard Loppet Classic on Sunday. This challenge is open to college teams and individual collegiate skiers. Register for both events at the same time to receive a $20 discount. 

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Registration
Opens Saturday October 14thCloses Wednesday February 7th
Onsite registration is not available. 
Friday February 9th
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm - Packet Pick Up
Saturday February 10th
8:00 am - Packet Pick UpGeorge Kuhn Half Marathon Freestyle 27KOkerstrom Freestyle 15kShorts Grand Fate Fatbike  35KShorts-N-Fat 17KJR Vasa Adaptive SkiersAwards Ceremony
Sunday February 11th 
8:00 am - Packet Pick-upCambium Analytica Classic 27 KLombard Loppet Classic 15 KVasa Tour Freestyle/Classic 6 KVasasaurus Snow Shoe 6 KAwards Ceremony
 
 
For more information on the North American Vasa please visit http://www.vasa.org/about-us/history.html