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The fastest riders at the 2025 Alps Divide have started rolling into the finish at Lake Geneva, with the top three completing the 1,000-kilometer route in under five days. Read on to find a recap from the podium and the first woman to finish, plus photos from the race courtesy of photographer Tom Gibbs…
Yesterday, French farmer Florent Rodot took first place at the Sneak Peaks bikepacking event in Italy, finishing the 1,100-kilometer Adventure route in just 5 days and 23 hours. Find stunning photos from the event and some details on his ride here…
The fourth annual Dorset Divide followed a stunning 330-mile mixed-terrain route around Dorset in southern England. In this special three-part event recap, we hear from event organizer Harry Whiles and two participants, Megan Barclay and Steven Moatt. Dig into their stories here…
In this Dark Divide 300 event recap, Connor Azzarello reflects on his time riding this brutal course and what the experience meant to him. Read on below for a touching story of discovery and achievement…
Last week, 29-year-old Nolan Van Harte of Salida, Colorado, was the first to finish the 2025 Colorado Trail Race. He completed the challenging 540-mile route from Durango to Denver in just 4 days, 11 hours, and 24 minutes. Find a day-by-day reflection and some photos from his ride here…
Early this morning, 26-year-old Nicolette Jones became the first woman and fourth overall to finish the 2025 Colorado Trail Race. She finished the challenging 540-mile route in 4 days and 23 hours, setting a new women’s fastest known time. Learn more about her ride here…
Over the weekend, Zachary Morvant of California finished first place at the 2025 Dark Divide 300, completing the 330-mile route in a record-setting 1 day, 7 hours, and 38 minutes. Find a brief recap from Zachary here…
LaReina Reyes of Arizona finished first on the 300-mile Oregon Timber Trail route option at this year’s grand depart, riding from the California border to Oakridge in just 4 days, 3 hours, and 20 minutes. Find a written reflection and photos from their ride here…
Over 6,000 cyclists from around the world traveled to Italy for the 2025 Tuscany Trail event, following a 440-kilometer route through enchanted forests and centuries-old towns and villages. Find a recap from this year’s event here…
Vicky Balfour attended the 2025 Brother in the Wild Munich event, and in this recap, she reflects on her experiences and why it ended up meaning so much to her. Riding a freshly tuned Brother Cycles Big Bro, Vicky’s familial adventure was packed with all kinds of fun…
On Friday, Andrew Strempke finished the 685-mile Oregon Timber Trail in a blazing-fast 6 days, 10 hours, and 10 minutes. Find a short post-ride reflection from Andrew and photos from his ride here…
Earlier this year, 16-year-old Scarlet Zeigler of Pennsylvania set the world record for most miles ridden in 24 hours by someone under the age of 18. In this piece, she recounts the day she pedaled nearly 300 miles along the GAP and C&O Canal Trail. Read it here…
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