2008 National Mountain Bike Series Finals To Relocate

GRANTSVILLE, Utah (April 9, 2008) --The final round of the 2008 National Mountain Bike Series has been moved from Tamarack Resort, Tamarack, Idaho to a location that has yet to be revealed.

"We are awaiting confirmation from a past NMBS venue that everything is in place for the series finals to be held there, and then we can make the announcement," said series director Jeff Frost of Bluewolf Events.

In its fourth year of operation Tamarack Resort is in the midst of ongoing development, but it already offers an outstanding mountain bike trail network capable of hosting world-class competition. "Expected funding for some key pieces needed for the NMBS is being delayed. To ensure that we can host the best Finals possible, we are deferring being the event site until another year,"  explained Ken Rider, Tamarack Resort Director of Marketing & Sales.

"We are still excited about going to Tamarack and we will remain in communication with the resort. With so many epic trails, it's just great mountain bike country up there," said Frost.

A press release will be distributed as soon as the replacement venue for 2008 is confirmed.

About The National Mountain Bike Series
The 2008 National Mountain Bike Series (NMBS) comprises six rounds and is the premier mountain bike racing series in the United States. It is sanctioned by the national governing body of cycling sports, USA Cycling. The series determines the most consistent performers over an entire summer's gruelling competition. For more information and to see the complete 2008 NMBS calendar, visitwww.mtbnationals.com. For all non-media inquiries, please send email to:info@mtbnationals.com.