What are the Mile High Sprints?

The Mile High Indoor Rowing Sprints is an official satellite regatta of the granddaddy of indoor rowing sprints, the C.R.A.S.H.-B. World Indoor Rowing Championships.
Indoor rowing regattas are races on linked Concept2 Model D rowing ergometers.
The Model D “erg” found in many health clubs is the same machine used for training
by crews at rowing clubs and universities as well as national teams around the
world. At the Mile High Sprints, the ergs are linked together and connected to a
computer and television monitors that display each race as if the competitors were
in boats racing head to head.

Ergs Sold Out!

Win a Trip to Boston

Start training now for next year. The 2000-meter races by age, weight, and gender category are the main event at the Sprints. Competitors with qualifying times are eligible for a trip to the C.R.A.S.H.-B Sprints, courtesy of Concept2. Every year four competitors who meet the qualifying times at the Mile High Sprints may have their airfare paid by Concept2 to compete in the World Indoor Rowing Championships in Boston on February 24, 2008.