Pomerelle Pounder
The Pomerelle Pounder is the Utah Gravity Series's Idaho weekend at Pomerelle Mountain Resort — legendary in the gravity community for its fast, loamy dirt, massive features, and grassroots atmosphere. Saturday is Series Race #4 and Sunday is Series Race #5, the season finale where the 2026 Series Champions are crowned. Full, separate points are awarded to the top 10 in each category/class each day.
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The Pomerelle Pounder is a two-DH-race weekend at Pomerelle Mountain Resort in Albion, Idaho — a popular destination for Utah and Idaho riders alike. Saturday is Series Race #4 and Sunday is Series Race #5. Full, separate points are awarded to the top 10 cat/class finishers each day.
Sunday is the final race of the Utah Gravity Series season and the moment Series Champions are crowned. Each racer's best four of five scoring rounds are totaled after the final race; champions are awarded across Pro, Cat 1, and Cat 2 age classifications.
What's Included
- Two timed downhill races (Series Race #4 Saturday, Series Race #5 Sunday) — separate full points each day
- Season-end Utah Gravity Series Champion awards (Sunday)
Who Lines Up
- Racers chasing season-long points who want a two-day points opportunity
- Riders who want to race a different mountain than the Utah venues
- Title contenders — the season finale is decided here
How to Enter
- 01 Online registration link to be announced — check back soon.
- 02 Mail-in registration: Salamander Racing, 61 E. 2050 N., Provo, UT 84604 (checks payable to Salamander).
- 03 Early registration deadline, fees, on-site rate, entrant cap, and lift-ticket details will be published closer to the event.
Race FAQs
- Does Pomerelle count as one race or two?
- Two. Both Brian Head and Pomerelle are double-header weekends where Saturday and Sunday each award their own full points to the top 10 in each cat/class.
- How are Series Champions decided?
- Best four of five scoring rounds after the final race (Pomerelle Sunday). You must place in at least three downhill races to be eligible to medal, and points only count if you finish in the top 10 of your category/class.
See the full 2026 schedule.
Five races across three mountains. Track the standings and chase the Series Championship.