Atomic creates Atomic Shop Race Series

Nov 03, 2004

Atomic creates Atomic Shop Race Series{mosimage}This season Atomic is determined to find the shop with the fastest and most frequent ski racers. That’s why Atomic has partnered with Jeep King of the Mountain Nastar and Ski Utah to create a nationwide shop competition the Atomic Shop Race Series.

By participating, retail shop employees will be eligible to win an all expense-paid trip to Park City to compete in the 2005 Jeep King Of The Mountain Nastar National Championships…and maybe even dinner with US Ski Team’s Daron Rahlves. And not to forget a year’s worth of bragging rights as the fastest shop in the country.

Its super easy – here’s how it works:

€ Form a team with a minimum of three (3) competitors

€ Register your team at www.atomicski.com. (Click ‘Dealer Login’, enter Username: Bode and Password: Overall. Select “Atomic Shop Race Series” and follow the instructions to register.)

€ Race Jeep King of the Mountain Nastar and score points for your team. You don’t have to race with other members of your team on the same day and can compete throughout the season at any one of 120+ resorts across the country.

€ Check your team ranking two ways. TEAM SCORE will be based on team point average of the top three point gainers on the team. FREQUENCY RATING is based on the number of days each team member races.

€ The top two teams by TEAM SCORE and the top team from FREQUENCY RATING as of February 21, 2005 will win a trip for their team of three to the Jeep King of the Mountain Nastar National Championships in Park City, Utah, March 24-27. The prize package includes dinner with US Ski Team member, Daron Rahlves as well as airfare, lodging, and lift tickets for the competition.

Additionally, Ski Utah will be offering special offers throughout the season to all racers participating in the Atomic Shop Race Series.

The Atomic Shop Race Series is a throwback to the 1980’s when shops across would duke it out for the overall cup. Glory is like gold – you can’t afford not to race in the 2004 Atomic Shop Race Series.

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