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Two weeks ago, over 50 riders showed up for the inaugural West Texas Showdown event in the Big Bend region. As promised, the challenging terrain, heat, and remoteness made for a difficult ride, with fewer than half of the starters completing the route. Find the winners’ podium for the Showdown and Lowdown routes and a recap from event organizer Patrick Farnsworth here…
The second event in the Texas Showdown Series brought in over 100 riders to the middle of the state for the third annual Central Texas Showdown. They faced thunderstorms, rough roads, and some of the highest DNF rates yet. Find a detailed recap and results from organizer Patrick Farnsworth and a selection of photos from the media team here…
Yesterday morning, Karin Pocock became the first woman to finish the 2025 Arizona Trail Race, crushing the AZT800 route in 11 days, 3 hours, and 13 minutes, placing fourth overall. Learn more about her ride here…
Alex Schultz took first place at the 2025 Arizona Trail Race over the weekend, knocking out the AZT800 route in 9 days, 10 hours, and 29 minutes. His finish also marked his successful Triple Crown Challenge, completing the Tour Divide, Colorado Trail Race, and Arizona Trail Race in the same year. John Schilling met Alex in Flagstaff to learn more about his ride…
As the fastest riders inch closer towards the end of their rides, photographer Mike Farrell intercepted some of them as they passed through Flagstaff on their way to their Grand Canyon hike. Find a mid-race report and some photos he captured here…
Aaron Arnzen wraps up our 2025 Arkansas High Country Race coverage with a closer look at those who finished and those who didn’t—and why this year’s event saw the highest scratch rate in the event’s history. Find that, and our final gallery of photos from the event here…
Yesterday evening, Nicolette Jones became the first woman to finish the 2025 Arizona Trail 300, wrapping up her ride in just 3 days, 9 hours, and 3 minutes. Learn more about her latest win and other accomplishments from the last two years here…
Miron Golfman arrived at the Picketpost trailhead near Superior, Arizona, this afternoon, thus securing his win at the 2025 Arizona Trail Race 300 with a time of 2 days and 8 hours. Learn more about his ride here…
The first annual Pedaleo festival in Neuchâtel, Switzerland, attracted cyclists from all across Europe for a weekend of group rides, presentations, and community building. Among the special guests was Ana Zamora, who presented on bikepacking and photography. Find a recap from Ana alongside photos from Alex Leroy here…
Earlier this week, Tanner Frady became the first singlespeeder to finish the 2025 Arkansas High Country Race, shaving nearly 24 hours off last year’s time by completing the 1,000-mile route in just 6 days, 17 hours, and 20 minutes. Find a recap from Aaron Arnzen and photos here…
Last month, Adrien Liechti of Switzerland travelled to the United States to take on the Salida to the Sea race. The 2,000-mile route traverses five states from Salida, Colorado, to Port Orford, Oregon, and Adrien finished it in just 12 days and 3 hours, setting a new fastest known time. Find a recap from Adrien and some photos he snapped along the way here…
With a time of 8 days, 5 hours, and 55 minutes, Katherine Anderson is the only woman (and 11th woman ever) to complete the 1,000-mile Arkansas High Country Race. Find a detailed report from Aaron Arnzen and photos from her ride here…
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