RAAM-Sanctioned RAAM Qualifying (RQ) Events
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Dates are based on most recent information and should be confirmed directly with the event management. It is our desire to grow the RQ network. We believe this is in the best interest of RAAM, the various RQs (current and future), the racers and the sport as a whole. We are currently engaged in discussions with the management of a number of events seeking to become RQs. We anticipate announcing additional RQs in the near future.
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RAAM Qualifying Races are divided into two categories, RAAM-style road races where solo racers can opt to race supported with a support crew or race unsupported (depending on the race), and Time Trial races with no support vehicle requirements. Each race listed below will notate the specific category. Those qualifying at Time Trial events must attend a RAAM Crew Seminar. Please review How to Qualify for full RAAM-qualifying requirements.
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For further information, please contact Rick Boethling, Executive Director at director@raceacrossamerica.org.
RAAM-Style Road Races
Ultra Spice Race
January 26, 2026 - Goa, India
The Ultra Spice Race features an out and back route. Riders start on the beach, follow the coast, crossing coconut tree lined creeks, before turning inland to climb through dense forest and plantation covered mountains of the south. The race exposes riders to everything from Betel Nut, Pepper and Coffee plantations to tea estates... and elephants!
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There are two RQ distances - 1200 KM and 1780 KM. Open to solo racers (supported/unsupported), 2-person teams, 3-person teams, and 4-person teams.
India
750 Mile / 1200 KM
1100 Mile / 1780 KM
47680 ft. / 14533 m.
81050 ft. / 24704 m.
The Florida500
February 20, 2026 - Jacksonville, Florida
The Florida500 features a poinst-sto-point route starting in Jacksonville, FL and finishing in Key West. The event offers riders the perfect opportunity for early season competitive miles.
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Open to solo racers (supported/unsupported), 2-person teams, 4-person teams, and 8-person teams.
North America
534 Mile / 860 KM
3084 ft. / 940 m.
Romantika Uz Beas
March 2026 - Gagret, Himachal, India
Much of the route follows the scenic Beas River into the Himalayan Foothills to the south portal of the Atal Tunnel, where riders turn around and head back to the start.
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Open to solo racers (supported/unsupported), 2-person teams, 3-person team, 4-person teams, and 8-person teams.
India
418 Mile / 673 KM
49386 ft. / 15052 m.
Longhorn 500
March 28, 2026 - Fredericksburg, Texas
The Texas Challenge features the best of the famed Texas Hill Country. It’s spring time in the Hill Country and the flowers – Blue Bonnets and Indian Paint Brush - will be blooming. The event starts/finishes in Fredericksburg, Texas. Texas, the Lone Star State, is ranch country. There are thousands of miles of paved winding ranch roads with little or no traffic. You’ll experience some of the best cycling in the USA.
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The Longhorn 500 and Stampede 200 follow Texas Hell Week - seven days of riding with three ride options per day - 21 rides with optional evening seminars.
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The Longhorn 500 is the RQ, with the route comprised of four progressively smaller loops, each starting and finishing at Hermann & Sons Lodge. Open to solo racers (supported/unsupported), 2-person teams, and 4-person teams.
North America
501 Mile / 806 KM
26,236 ft. / 7996 m.
Race Across Paris
April 9, 2025 - Chantilly, France
This event incorporates the best cycling routes around Paris. Participants will experience the most beautiful roads of Ile-de-France and the neighboring regions. Highlights include exceptional landscapes, history and the most beautiful monuments – Champs Elysee, Place de la Concorde, Place du Louvre, Place du Trocadero and Eiffel Tower.
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The route is comprised of three loops. There are six distance options ranging from 50 to 1000 km. The 1000 km. loop is the RQ. Open to solo racers (supported/unsupported), 2-person teams, and 4-person teams.
Europe
620 Mile / 1000 KM
22000 ft. / 6700 m.
Race Across Spain
April 23, 2025 - Santander, Spain
Taking you from Santander to the Valencia region, the 1000km will take you through 6 Autonomous Communities and some of Spain's most impressive landscapes. From the Cantabrian coast to the Mediterranean lands, via mountains and numerous natural parks, you can enjoy a varied and challenging route.
Europe
621 Mile / 1000 KM
45932 ft. / 14000 m.
Race Across Italy
May 1, 2025 - Silvi Marina, Italy
Riders start on the Adriatic Sea, cross the Apennines - the spine of Italy - to the Tirrenion Sea and return. The riders will pass through three national parks.
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The course is a "figure 8" loop. Open to solo racers (supported/unsupported), 2-person teams, and 4-person teams.
Europe
491 Mile / 790 KM
36725 ft. / 11194 m.
Race Across Belgium
May 7, 2025 - Braine-l’Alleud, Belgium
The Race Across Belgium reinvents itself and takes you on the roads of the Belgian classics. The idea is simple. To make all cycling enthusiasts discover the extraordinary sensations of ultra-distance cycling with all the values that guide us: sharing, benevolence, surpassing oneself.
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There are six distance options, ranging from 50 to 1000 km. The 1000 km. is the RQ. Open to solo racers (supported/unsupported), 2-person teams, and 4-person teams.
Europe
625 Mile / 1000 KM
26246 ft. / 8000 m.
Race Around Niederösterreich
May 16, 2025 - Weitra, Austria
The race starts and finishes in Weitra, located in the north of Lower Austria. The route is a loop around Lower Austria – passing close to the borders of Czechia, Slovakia and Hungary.
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Open to solo racers (supported/unsupported), 2-person teams, and 3-person teams.
Europe
375 Miles / 600 KM
19685 ft. / 6000 m.
Race Across Malaysia
May 24, 2025 - Kulai, Malaysia
The course is a point-to-point, S-to-N traverse of Malaysia. Riders will start at the southern tip of Malaysia in Kulai (a northern suburb of Johor Bahru - just across the Johor Strait from Singapore) and finish in the far north of Malaysia in Kangar (a town near the border with Thailand just inland from the Malacca Strait).
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Additional RQ Events: 750 Mile (1200km) Race & 450 Mile (730km) Race
Asia
635 Mile / 1000 KM
40,560 ft. / 12360 m.
Race Around Denmark
May 27, 2025 - Aarhus, Denmark
Riders will experience the great cycling landscape of Denmark, smooth roads with limited traffic, and great scenery - the best Denmark has to offer.
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There are four distances - 1600, 800, 400, and 200 km. The 1600 km. and 800 km. are RQs. Open to solo racers (supported/unsupported), 2-person teams, and 4-person teams.
Europe
1000 Mile / 1600 KM
500 Mile / 800 KM
32800 ft. / 10000 m.
15450 ft. / 4700 m.
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Race Across America
June 10, 2025 (Solo Start); June 14, 2025 (Team Start) - Oceanside, California
RAAM challenges ultracyclists from around the globe to push their physical and mental limits to the farthest reaches. Starting in Oceanside, under one of the longest piers in California, RAAM crosses 12 states and finishes at City Dock in Annapolis, Maryland, the east coast sailing mecca.
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The route travels west to east, traversing three major mountain ranges (Sierra, Rocky and Appalachian), crosses four of America’s longest rivers (Colorado, Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio) and the Great Plains. Also, passing through such iconic American landmarks as the Mojave and Sonoran Deserts, Monument Valley, Great Plains and Gettysburg.
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Becoming an official RAAM finisher means claiming ultra-racing’s most coveted jersey and medal and, for the lucky few that win their race division, the prized USA plaque, becoming among the elite family who call themselves RAAM Finishers. RAAM will always sit at the pinnacle of ultra-racing accomplishments. Don’t miss your opportunity to race to the top!
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Open to Solo, 2-person teams, 4-person teams, and 8-person teams. Team members who complete the event are RQ'ed for solo RAAM.
North America
3065 Mile / 4933 KM
175000 ft. / 53340 m.
Race Across the West
June 10, 2025 - Oceanside, California
RAW attracts ultracyclists from around the globe to take on the finest terrain the western USA has to offer. Starting in Oceanside, CA and following the first 930 miles of the Race Across America route, winding your way through four states, ending up in the cycling mecca of Durango, CO. Traveling west to east from the sandy beaches of Oceanside, over the Sierra Mountains and into the scorching Mojave and Sonoran deserts and eventually ending up on the Animas River nestled in the Rocky Mountain town of Durango. The route offers the best of the wild west!
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Open to solo racers (supported only), 2-person teams, and 4-person teams.
North America
862 Mile / 1387 KM
56518 ft. / 17227 m.
B-Hard Ultra Race
June 13, 2025 - Banja Luka, Bosnia & Herzegovina
In the wave of new ultra races popping up around the globe, our event is different and unique in a way that it has been specifically designed to boost positive image and promote tourism of a very understated and beautiful country. The route has been carefully crafted to represent the best Bosnia & Herzegovina, passing through National Parks, along rivers, lakes and waterfalls, over 1984 Winter Olympics ski-centers, by UNESCO World Heritage sites and generally over stunning (and hilly) terrain.
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There are a number of ride options - 1200, 600, 400, 300, and 200 km. The 1200 km. is the RQ, and is a counter-clockwise loop. Open to solo racers (unsupported only) and 2-person teams.
Europe
775 Mile / 1215 KM
50800 ft. / 15500 m.
Race Across the East
June 18, 2025 - Blanchester, Ohio
Race Across the East challenges ultracyclists from around the globe to take on the toughest terrain the eastern USA has to offer. Starting in Blanchester, OH and following the last 628 miles of the Race Across America route, winding through five states, and finishing on the famed Boardwalk of Atlantic City, NJ.
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Traveling west to east from the rolling hills of Ohio, over the steep climbs of the Appalachian Mountains and through the farmlands of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and eventually ending up on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean in Atlantic City. The route offers the best of the American heartland!
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Open to solo racers (supported only), 2-person teams, and 4-person teams.
North America
632 Mile / 1017 KM
39586 ft. / 12066 m.
Race Across the Alps
June 27, 2025 - Nauders, Austria
The "Race Across The Alps" with start and finish in Nauders is recognized as the toughest one-day race in the world. Real heroes are born in the cycle race through the three countries Italy, Switzerland and Austria.
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In addition to the traditional individual race, a team competition will take place. The course will be identical to that of the individual competition and 15 teams of two will be admitted.
Europe
326 Mile / 525 KM
45932 ft. / 14000 m.
Race Around Poland
June 28, 2025 - Warsaw, Poland
The RAP is a combination of two worlds – supported cycling races and unsupported bike marathons. Both options are available. You can ride solo or in a team. The route of the race runs along the Polish border and is about 3600 kilometers long and 30000 meters of elevation in total. The minimum distance to finish the race is 300 km with the finish line at the first time station in Hrubieszów. Each next 300 km is another finish line, but the goal of the participants is of course the full loop 3600 km! Our motto is: "Race for all, Around for the best"
Europe
2237 Mile / 3600 KM
98425 ft. / 30000 m.
Joe Barr 500
July 5, 2025 - Derry/Londonderry, Ireland
Racers will experience the crashing seas off Donegal’s wild Atlantic coastline in the first 300-mile section before the road carries them inland into the mystical and enchanted Sperrin Mountains of County Tyrone. The route is an elongated counter-clockwise loop SW-NE oriented loop following small Irish coastal and mountain roads. It is a course that will test again and again all aspects, body and mind, of each racer and team. Resilience will be required.
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Open to solo racers (supported/unsupported) and 2-person teams.
Europe
500 Mile / 800 KM
24,200 ft. / 7380 m.
Tortour Ultra
July 10, 2025 - Zürich, Switzerland
The TORTOUR offers a wide range of racing opportunities. The flagship is the the TORTOUR Ultra with its distance of 1’000 km to be covered in just two days. Furthermore there is the Challenge (500km) and the Sprint (390km) on the same weekend. All categories get to know Switzerland from its most beautiful side, crossing the highest alpine passes and riding alongside the brilliantly blue lakes. In every category the distance can be mastered as a solo rider or in a team.
Europe
621 Mile / 1000 KM
43937 ft. / 13392 m.
Race Across Germany (N-S)
July 11, 2025 - Flensburg, Germany
An unforgettable cycling adventure through Germany. From border to border, this makes the Race across Germany so unique. No round trip but from A to B. Surely this Germany crossing will not be forgotten any time soon! This cycling marathon has been offered in Germany since 1999. What started with group rides has developed into solo or relay participants. It is also a great attraction to get the qualification for the Race Across America
Europe
684 Mile / 1100 KM
24606 ft. / 7500 m.
Ultracycling Dolomitica
July 11, 2025 - Sarmede, Italy
The hardest STOPWATCH in the world. 19 mountain passes, 16,000 meters in altitude and 700 km in the Dolomites. A non-stop ULTRACYCLING RACE with no slipstreaming for real athletes with passion in their blood.
Europe
426 Mile / 687 KM
54133 ft. / 16500 m.
Race Around Austria
August 11, 2025 - St. Georgen im Attergau, Austria
The Extreme Race Around Austria is with its 2,200 km alongside the border of Austria the toughest bike race in Europe and a qualifying race for the legendary Race Across America. This ain´t no tour, it´s not a stage race. Time is running nonstop till the finish line. At the TEAM Race Around Austria, two or four athletes share the route individually.
Europe
1367 Mile / 2200 KM
98,425 ft. / 30,000 m.
Race Across Switzerland
August 13, 2025 - Champagne, Switzerland
Race Across Switzerland, an endurance cycling journey that takes you through the majestic alpine beauty of Switzerland. This adventure is a unique fusion of intense sporting challenge and scenic discovery, designed for adventurous souls looking to push their limits.
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Winding roads, towering peaks and picturesque valleys. Every step of the way highlights Switzerland's natural and cultural diversity. Discover a nation where tradition and modernity coexist, and where every turn offers a vivid tableau of breathtaking scenery.
Europe
639 Mile / 1029 KM
53,313 ft. / 16,250 m.
Race Around Aomori 1000KM and 650KM
August 13/14, 2025 - Shin Aomori Station, Japan
The 1000km race makes a big loop around the boundary of Aomori Prefecture , taking the racer from the Pacific Coast to the Japan Sea Coast. Minimal traffic roads will take the rider through pine forests that line rugged coastlines , birch covered mountains, three large lakes , rice fields and apple orchards surrounding the conical shaped Mountain Iwaki. An additional perk of this ride is a communal hot spring bath right on a beach that the racer might love dipping into before resuming on the last 250km stretch of the race.
Asia
623 Mile / 1003 KM
49806 ft. / 15181 m.
Race Across Québec
August 20, 2025 - Montreal, Québec
Race Across Québec is a brand-new destination in the world of cycling, offering participants the opportunity to discover an iconic Canadian region in a unique and stimulating way. Take on exciting challenges while sharing moments of camaraderie with other enthusiasts. Whether you're aiming for performance or simply want to enjoy the experience, Race Across Québec offers a dynamic and enriching atmosphere for all participants. Open to solo, 2-person, and 4-person teams.
North America
659 Mile / 1060 KM
40879 ft. / 12460 m.
Race Across Germany (W-E)
August 22, 2025 - Aachen, Germany
An unforgettable cycling adventure across Germany, a border to border race, which will not be forgotten any time soon!
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Open to solo racers (supported/unsupported), 2-person teams, and 4-person teams.
Europe
500 Mile / 8000 KM
25590 ft. / 7800 m.
Hoodoo 500
August 22, 2025 - St. George, Utah
The most epic and challenging event of its kind, the Hoodoo 500 route passes through or around three National Parks, three National Monuments and several Utah State Parks. The scenery varies from majestic cliffs and striking red rock hoodoos, to aspen and pine forests and high mountain meadows. Solos and teams, non-stop and stage race race options, with crew or self-supported. A top notch event, ends with a fun awards breakfast.
North America
511 Mile / 822 KM
30424 ft. / 9273 m.
Great Himalayan Ultra
August 23, 2025 - Leh, Ladakh, India
The World’s highest Ultracycle race starts in Leh, Ladhak in the Himalayas, at 11150ft/3400mt above sea level. The land of high passes, with fluttering Buddhist flags and monasteries set on rock mountains and the people who live here provide a race setting that is humbling. The extreme conditions, the scale of these mighty mountains cannot be underestimated as you race, not against other racers, but against the forces of nature that have created these mountains.
India
375 Mile / 600 KM
33900 ft. / 10330 m.
The 508
September 19, 2025 - Borrego Springs, CA
Founded by John Marino in 1983 and recognized as "The Toughest 48 hours in Sport," The 508 is the world's premier weekend ultra cycling race. This 508-mile bicycle race is revered the world over for its epic mountain climbs, stark desert scenery, desolate roads, and its reputation as one of the toughest but most gratifying endurance challenges available, bar none. Solo, two-person relay, and four-person relay divisions are offered, with sub-categories for tandems, recumbents, fixed gear, and single speed bikes.
North America
508 Mile / 818 KM
37787 ft. / 11517 m.
Shivalik Signature
September 2025 - Una Himachal Pradesh, India
The Shivalik Signature is a chance for the riders to get up-close and personal with the many unseen and unheard dimensions and facets of Punjab, experience the warmth and hospitality of its people, taste its famous cuisine and soak in it essence and rootedness. Punjabi panache at its best is what the Shivalik Signature promises its participants.
India
383 Mile / 616 KM
8590 ft. / 2618 m.
The Natchez Trace 444
September 26, 2025 - Nashville, Tennessee
You have 44 hours to complete the 444 mile Natchez Trace Parkway to be considered an official finisher! A unique and beautiful ride with no turns, no stop signs, and no traffic lights. All on one of the longest and narrowest national parks in the world.
North America
444 Mile / 714 KM
16363 ft. / 4987 m.
NCOM
October 11, 2025 - Alpine, TX
N C O M is an ultra bicycle race held in the vast region of West Texas and Big Bend National Park. Distances include the 1000 Mile Llewellyn Moss (RAAM Qualifier), the 383 Mile Anton Chigurh (RAAM Qualifier), and 208 Mile Ed Tom Bell.
North America
1000 & 383 Miles / 1609 & 616 KM
44335 & 17708 ft. / 13513 & 5397 m.
Race the Pearl
October 25, 2025 - Dondra, Sri Lanka
The most epic, exotic and exhilarating ultra endurance race in the Indian Ocean. 600 km in 24 hours connecting Point to Point, coast to coast, lighthouse to lighthouse. Basking in the sun is for sure, stopping for a elephant crossing and dancing peacocks is a possibility, smiles and cheers from locals is an assurance. Remember to pack few extra days for a recovery holiday, after all you are in the Pearl of The Indian Ocean, then Ceylon, now Sri Lanka. Organised by Spinner, the 'Technical and Organizing Partner of Ironman70.3', Everesting Sri Lanka, and Around The Pear.
Asia
375 Mile / 600 KM
9203 ft. / 2805 m.
Deccan Cliffhanger
November 1, 2025 - Pune, India
The Deccan Cliffhanger is an annual event that starts on the Deccan Plateau, goes over the Sahyadri mountains and drops through dense forests covered cliffs to finish on the coastline in Goa. Fast paced, competitive and headed for the beach this is India’s best known Ultrarace!
India
400 Mile / 643 KM
20000 ft. / 6000 m.
Race Across India
November 3, 2025 - Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India
Participants will start in the City of Srinagar, located in the region of Jammu and Kashmir in the extreme north of India, and ride 3,651km (2,268mi) to the City of Kanyakumari, in the State of Tamil Nadu, on the southern tip of the Indian peninsula. The event will be open to solo racers as well as 2 and 4-person teams. Support crews with vehicles are mandatory.
India is an incredibly diverse country. Participants will experience substantial variations in weather, from the snow capped Himalayas, across the plains of Punjab and deserts of Rajasthan, over the Deccan Plateau to the hot and humid coastal areas of the south. They will pass through multiple mountain ranges, including the Himalayas, Aravalli, Vindhyas and Satpura.
India
2336 Mile / 3760 KM
Dunes Ultra
December 2025 - Jaipur, India
The Dunes Ultra Race will take racers through the scenic state of Rajasthan. With its rich cultural heritage, the race will offer a relatively flat terrain making the race a fast paced one. The state offers rugged terrain in the Thar desert of western India with a backdrop of sand dunes and camels, majestic palaces and forts, and the grand Aravalli mountain range.
India
839 Mile / 1350 KM
15252 ft. / 4649 m.
Coast-to-Crest
December 2025 - Digha, India
The race features a point-to-point route, starting in Digha, a coastal resort town located on the Bay of Bengal, 190km (118 mi.) southwest of Kolkata, and finishing at the Samten Choeling Monastery, located between Ghoom and Darjeeling in the Himalayan foothills, known world-wide for its tea. Riders will experience 11 districts of West Bengal - a region with an incredibly rich history and cultural heritage.
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Open to solo riders (supported/unsupported), 2-person teams, 3-person teams, and 4-person teams (supported/unsupported).
India
519 Mile / 835 KM
17513 ft. / 5338 m.
24-Hour Time Trials
Bike Sebring
February 2026 - Sebring, Florida
The hub of the event will be the Spring Lake Development District. There will be four primary events at Bike Sebring: 100 Mile, 6-hour, 12-hour, and 24-hour.
Each event will have the following categories: gender, 5-yr age-groups, all bike types, non- drafting or drafting, supported or unsupported, and solo as well as 2 thru 8 rider teams. There is something for everyone!
North America
36/3.7 Miles / 57.9/5.9 KM Loops
Calvin's Challenge
May 17, 2025 - Springfield, Ohio
Calvin's Challenge returns to the long favorite course and location. There will be four primary events at Calvins's Challenge: 100 Mile, 6-hour, 12-hour, and 24-hour. Each event will have the following categories: gender, 5-yr age-groups, all bike types, non- drafting or drafting, supported or unsupported, and solo as well as 2 thru 8 rider teams.
North America
50.5/26.2/6.8 Miles / 81.3/42.2/11 KM Loops
24 Hours in the Canyon
May 31, 2025 - Canyon, Texas
24 Hours in the Canyon is the only simultaneous 24 hour road & mountain bike event in the country. Held inside the 2nd largest canyon in the US, you are certain to enjoy views that will last a lifetime. 100% of the proceeds from 24 Hours in the Canyon is used to provide free services & activities at the 24 Hours in the Canyon Cancer Survivorship Center
North America
100, 5 Mile / 161, 8 KM Loops
Midt24
June 21, 2025 - Snejbjerg, Denmark
Midt24 is a ultra cycling race taking place in the heart of Jutland, Denmark. You have 24 hours to ride as long as possible. We are placed right in the middle of Jutland - this unique location obviously gave the inspiration for the name of the race. Our region is known for moors and agriculture. On the three different routes - day, night, and final - you will ride through lots of green areas, colorful fields, and charming villages.
Europe
26, 8.5, 2.1 Miles / 41.7, 13.7, 4.5 KM Loops
607, 161, 49 ft. / 185, 49, 15 m.
RTTC National 24 Hour Championship
July 26, 2025 - Manchester, United Kingdom
The RTTC National Championships showcase the best in competitive cycling, featuring a range of events from 10-miles to the ultra-endurance challenges of 12 and 24 hours.
Europe
123 Miles / 198 KM Loops
4833 ft. / 1473 m. per loop
6-12-24 Hour Mid-West Time Trial Championships
July 26, 2025 - Chillicothe, OH
Held at Gearhart Farms in Chillicothe, Ohio, the course is a flat and fast 19.8 mile loop. The race will have 6-12-24 hour options in the drafting/non-drafting solo, tandem, 2-4 person relay teams & fixed gear category
North America
19.8 Miles / 31.9 KM Loops
190 ft. / 58 m. per loop
Mid-Atlantic 24
August 9, 2025 - Washington, NC
The 26 mile loop will take you through rural areas of Beaufort County. We are located in the coastal region of North Carolina. This is an extremely flat course! It is the perfect venue for riders that are self supported.
North America
26 Miles / 41.8 KM Loops
26 ft. / 8 m.
Psycho 48
October 17, 2025 - Bayboro, NC
The course is a 35.6-mile clockwise loop with 140 feet of elevation gain (4ft/mi), and is the flattest TT RQ in the RQ System. There is something for everyone – an open distance fun ride, 100 miles, 12-hour, 24-hour, 48-hour … ride as much or as little as you want. The event is open to all bicycle types. There are drafting and non-drafting divisions. This is a low cost, fun, low key event. Like the websites says, “The rules are few: be safe, play nice and don’t get hurt!”
North America
35.6 Miles / 57.3 KM Loops
140 ft. / 42.7 m. per loop
6-12-24 Hour World Time Trial Championships
October 31, 2025 - Borrego Springs, California
Every Fall, the best endurance time trial racers from around the world gather in Borrego Springs, a quiet Southern California resort community. They come to determine who is the fastest in the world, to set personal records, and to spend time with friends in the bicycle racing community. The course is flat and fast, featuring a main loop of 18.0 miles with 347’ of elevation change and a finishing loop of 4.8 miles with 63’ of elevation change. The 6-12-24 Hour WTTC in Borrego Springs is the perfect way to close out the season.
North America
18, 4.8 Mile / 29, 7.75 KM Loops
347, 63 ft. / 105.7, 19.2 m. per loop