Canicross Challenger Race 2 at Salcey Forest held Feb 22, 2026

Canicross Challenger's Race 2 at Salcey Forest brought a regional canicross stop to the Northamptonshire trails, with the event held Feb 22, 2026. The Salcey Forest course served as the Race 2 location in the series calendar, and event materials circulated to competitors set out the route and parking arrangements for that date.

Organizers used SiEntries as the official registration platform; the entry page on SiEntries and the event materials both confirmed the Feb 22 date, the entry-closure timeline and the participant logistics competitors needed to follow. The SiEntries entry page listed key logistics in advance so runners could plan arrival times, bib collection and kit checks, and the event materials reiterated the same timelines for Race 2 at Salcey Forest.

This stop is part of a regional canicross series that stages multiple challenger events across local venues, and Race 2 at Salcey Forest functioned within that framework. Race documentation identified Salcey Forest as the second numbered stop in the series, and the entry-closure timeline enforced the registration cutoff ahead of the February 22 race day to allow organizers to finalise start lists and wave allocations for the series' multi-stop format.

Competitor preparation and on-site management followed the participant logistics outlined online and in printed materials. Those logistics covered arrival windows, course briefing locations inside the Salcey Forest car park area, and the process for transferring entries or collecting emergency contact details prior to the Race 2 starts on Feb 22, 2026. Using SiEntries for entries and event materials for on-the-ground instructions meant officials could confirm numbers and finalize marshal assignments before runners took to the forest trails.

Race 2 at Salcey Forest closed out its duties as a regional challenger stop on Feb 22, 2026 with the administrative and logistical framework set by the SiEntries entry page and the published event materials. With that structure in place, the series can apply the same entry-closure timelines and participant logistics to future stops, keeping the calendar consistent for runners who follow the canicross circuit.