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Find recaps of bikepacking ultra races, meetings, summits and other related events. If you have a recap of your event you’d like to share, get in touch.
Dicky Hibbert from South Wales just took first place at the 2025 Highland Trail 550 in Scotland, completing the challenging 553-mile route in 3 days, 14 hours, 58 minutes. Learn more about Dicky’s impressive ride here…
The inaugural Wildcard Bikepacking Rally in Amsterdam offered a unique experience with no set route and points awarded for distance traveled and meters climbed. Find a recap and photos from the event from co-organizer Leanne Bentley here…
Besting last year’s fastest time by twelve hours, Justinas Leveika took first place at The Accursed Race 2025, finishing the 1,600-kilometer route in just 5 days, 13 hours, and 45 minutes. Learn more about his impressive ride here…
Last night, Karin Pocock became the first woman to finish the 2025 Pinyons and Pines race in Arizona, knocking out the 333-mile course in just 57 hours and 33 minutes. Wyatt Spalding was at the finish in Flagstaff to snag some photos and share some details on her ride. Find that here…
Last night, Rodeo Labs co-owner Stephen Fitzgerald took first place at the 2025 Pinyons and Pines event in Arizona, completing the challenging 333-mile route in just 1 day and 19 hours. Find photos from Wyatt Spalding, and learn more about his ride from event organizer Dana Ernst, here…
The inaugural Central MO Circuit event, which started last Friday, was designed as a 340-mile introduction to ultra-endurance racing. Find a brief recap from organizer Kayce Peters alongside some post-race reflections from two of the fastest riders here…
Encouraging riders to complete four unique loops, the Norfolk 360 is a beginner-friendly introduction to ultra-cycling in the gently rolling English countryside. Matt Bark completed the entire 2025 edition, and he wrote this reflection on the experience. Read it and find additional photos from Alec Seaman here…
Earlier this week, Abigail Snyder finished first at the 2025 Rockstar Challenge in Virginia, winning the overall race, the women’s race, and beating the previous fastest known time by nearly nine hours. Find a recap from Abigail and photos of her ride here…
Over the weekend, Loic Fery of Tasmania completed the 1,000-kilometer Monaro Cloudride 1000 event in Australia in 3 days, 7 hours, and 6 minutes, becoming the first finisher of the 2025 event and setting a new unofficial FKT. Get the scoop here…
After just 43 hours and 21 minutes, Kerry MacPhee of Scotland became the first woman to finish the 2025 Dales Divide, setting a new women’s FKT in the process. Find a post-race recap from Kerry and learn more about her ride here…
On Saturday afternoon, Angus Young finished first at the 2025 Dales Divide in the UK, completing the 600-kilometer route in a record time of 33 hours and 47 minutes. Learn more about Angus’ impressive ride and his minimal Mason Macro setup here…
Looking to take on a route he’d eyed up for a few years, Nic’s DOOM 2025 Scratch Report is a brief but in-depth detailing of a race that ended all too soon. For more details on this brutally short ride, read on below…
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