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The Absa Cape Epic is the most demanding mountain bike stage race in the world open to amateur participants — eight days, approximately 420 miles, and 55,000 feet of climbing through the rugged interi...
The Atlas Mountain Race covers ~1,350 km across Morocco's High Atlas and Anti-Atlas mountains in February, when the passes can be snow-capped and the desert valleys can still push 42°C in the afternoo...
The BC Bike Race is seven consecutive days of riding some of the finest mountain bike singletrack on the planet — a rolling tour through Vancouver Island and coastal British Columbia communities that ...
The Belgian Waffle Ride California earned its nickname — 'Hell of the North County' — through a deliberate act of course design: founder Michael Marckx built a race that refuses to be a gravel event. ...
The Belgian Waffle Ride San Diego is the original — and still the most diabolical — mass-participation mixed-surface cycling event in America. Conceived as 'the Hell of the North County' in the spirit...
Big Sugar Gravel is fall gravel racing at its most theatrical: 100 miles of Ozark Mountain terrain radiating out of Bentonville, Arkansas — the self-proclaimed cycling capital of America — with 6,200 ...
Breckenridge sits at 9,600 feet above sea level, and the Breck Epic immediately takes you higher — far higher. Over six stages covering roughly 220–240 miles and 40,000 feet of climbing, riders naviga...
With 3,100 participants starting together in downtown Hayward and racing 40 miles through the Northwoods of Wisconsin to the finish line in Cable, the Chequamegon 40 is one of the largest mass-start o...
Lauf Gravel Worlds has been awarding World Championship jerseys since 2010 — long before most North American gravel races existed — and it still does it the old-school way: self-supported, no team veh...
La Marmotte Granfondo Alpes is the oldest and most iconic mountain cyclosportive in the world — and for most cyclists who care about climbing, the bucket-list event above all others. Starting from Bou...
L'Étape du Tour de France is the closest most cyclists will ever get to riding the Tour. Each July, 15,000 amateurs race the same mountain stage the Tour peloton tackles days later, on the same closed...
Levi's GranFondo is the premier mass-participation road cycling event in the western United States — and the richest single-day road race in the world, with elite men and women competing alongside tho...
Mallorca 312 is the longest and most demanding closed-road sportive in Europe — 312 kilometers of the island's finest roads, most of it through the UNESCO World Heritage Serra de Tramuntana mountain r...
The Maratona dles Dolomites is widely considered the most spectacular gran fondo in the world — a lottery-entry event that draws nearly 33,000 applicants for roughly 9,000 places each year. The 138-ki...
Pisgah is not manicured. The singletrack in Pisgah National Forest is raw, ancient, and uncompromising — slick wet roots that cross the trail at every angle, off-camber creek beds, steep hike-a-bike c...
Race Across America is the world's longest and hardest ultra-cycling race: 3,000 miles from the Pacific to the Atlantic, across 12 states, with 175,000 feet of climbing, and a 12-day cutoff for solo r...
SBT GRVL Black is the premier test in a race that has become synonymous with Colorado's champagne gravel — fast, high-altitude, and deceptively punishing. The Black course covers 108 miles with 8,267 ...
The Silk Road Mountain Race is the most savage high-altitude bikepacking race on Earth: ~1,900 km through the Tian Shan mountains of Kyrgyzstan, with ~30,000 m of climbing, 80% off-road, passes exceed...
The Mid South — formerly the Land Run 100 — is American gravel's original mud thriller, a 107-mile cross-country odyssey through Oklahoma's Cross Timbers eco-region that has been testing riders' grit,...
The Tour Divide is the defining test of ultra-endurance mountain biking: 2,745 miles of the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route, from Banff, Canada to the Mexico border at Antelope Wells, New Mexico, rid...
The Transcontinental Race is Europe's definitive self-supported ultra-cycling event: roughly 4,000 km across the continent from a western start to a southeastern finish, through four to five mandatory...
Unbound Gravel 200 is the benchmark by which every other gravel race in North America is measured. Two hundred miles of Flint Hills gravel — remote, largely unmarked, relentlessly rolling — through th...
Unbound XL is 350 miles of Kansas limestone gravel — the world's premier ultra-distance gravel race, held in late May across the brutally exposed Flint Hills. The sharp, tire-slicing surface and cease...
The Whiskey Off-Road starts on Prescott's historic Whiskey Row at 5,400 feet above sea level — and doesn't offer much of a reprieve from there. The flagship 50 Proof course climbs immediately into the...
Racepace training plan and coaching for the Leadville 100 Mountain Bike Race