Team Expectations
Our code of conduct and expectations for all Frontiers Racing members.
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Communicate with the team in a timely, constructive, and respectful manner—our primary communication method is Slack. Your notification preferences are up to you, but it is your responsibility to check the Slack often and engage with team members and leadership there.
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Be an engaged and positive ambassador for the brands and businesses partnering with us via socials, repping team kit, word of mouth, etc.
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Show up to team-organized rides as often as possible (make room in your training plan for team time)
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Attend the Frontiers Racing annual team meeting in December (may attend in person or virtually)
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Demonstrate a high level of sportsmanship and train/ride/race with the safety of yourself and others as top priority—follow the rules of the road and all race regulations and always protect your front wheel
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Order adequate 2027 team kit for your race seasonÂ
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Race in current Frontiers kit
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Be a team player and follow the agreed-upon race strategy to the best of your ability—team goals > individual results
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Share race reports on Slack
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Complete and maintain current SafeSport certification
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Register and race under the team name: Frontiers Racing (must show on your USAC race license and in registration/results lists to be considered for race reimbursements)
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Note: Requests to guest ride with other teams must be submitted to the Board well in advance and will only be considered reasonable if: 1) Not a target event for the team and 2) No Frontiers teammates plan to race in the same field.
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If in Missoula, participate in our spring and fall highway cleanup days at minimum
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If not in Missoula, meaningful engagement in a volunteer effort that benefits your community at large
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All members are encouraged to go beyond volunteering for race events by seeking out opportunities for broader community impact
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$100 annual dues
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Scholarships available—email hello@frontiersracing.org for more information
Team Benefits
All team members in good standing are eligible to receive:
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Access to discounts and priority service from our partners
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Access to team equipment library
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End-of-season race reimbursements (as eligibility and team budget allow—see Race Reimbursement Policy for details)
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Target race travel planning, logistics, strategy, and race support as possible
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Access to the team Slack community
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Access to Frontiers Mentorship Program
Race Reimbursement Policy
Frontiers Racing provides race reimbursements and/or direct support to members to offset the costs of racing (travel, lodging, kit, registration fees, equipment, etc.). In 2026, we provided more than $8,000 in reimbursements and direct support.
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To be eligible for race reimbursements, members must be an active member in good standing of Frontiers Racing and make a good faith effort to meet all Team Expectations
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The board will award race reimbursements at the end of the season as funds allow. To receive reimbursement, members must submit a reimbursement request when prompted at the end of the season; the board will review all requests per eligibility requirements and Team Expectations, and will award reimbursements at its discretion according to funds available. Members who have participated in target team events will receive priority reimbursement status.
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In 2027, we hope to directly fund team housing and/or race registration in part or in full for riders participating in select target events. This is not a guarantee but is a major goal—available housing/registration support will be announced via Slack in advance of these events.