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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.
Stage 3 of the 2,000-kilometer GBduro is wrapping up today with just one more stage to go. Jaimi Wilson finished to retain her lead in the women’s category and entire field is thinning out to set things up for an interesting Stage 4 finale…
Angus Young just finished Stage 3 of the 2,000-kilometer GBduro, setting a new FKT and beating Lachlan Morton’s 2019 time by nearly six hours. Learn more here…
Stage two of the self-supported, 2,000-kilometer, four-stage GBduro saw a dozen of the fast riders roll into checkpoint two over the last 24 hours… and a lot of carnage. Find an update on what happened during this stage, a brilliant gallery of photos, and a list of the top three finishers in the men’s and women’s categories here…
After a little over three days since the start of the GBduro, the fastest riders have come into roost at checkpoint 1. Overall winner Angus Young takes the top spot with several other big names to follow. Learn more here and find a nice photo gallery from this stage…
The Lost Elephant Ultra Race in British Columbia has a reputation for being an incredibly challenging event, and it was made even more difficult by this year’s wildfires, smoke, and high temperatures. Find a reflection from first-place finisher Justin Hettinga here, alongside photos from Justin Keitch…
A round of applause for Chris and Marni Plesko (aka The Parent Trap) who became the first duo to complete the Colorado Trail Race on a tandem bicycle. Find details about their finish, a short interview, and photos from their ride here…
Andrew Strempke just completed his second yo-yo of the Colorado Trail, riding from Denver to Durango and back again, in just under 14 days—setting a new record in the process. Find details alongside a beautiful set of photos from Josh Hicks here…
Early this morning, Leigh Bowe took second place in the women’s category at the 2021 Colorado Trail Race, and just a few minutes ago, Karin Pocock rolled in to claim the third place finish. Find more details here…
A big congrats goes out to Alexandera Houchin who just became the first woman to cross the finish line in the 2021 Colorado Trail Race… on a singlespeed! Find details here…
This morning at 7:00 AM MST, Neil Beltchenko, aka Ned Bachanko, rolled through Waterton Canyon to finish the Colorado Trail Race with a nearly 60-mile lead over the next rider. Learn more here…
From the front lines of the Colorado Trail Race: severe weather is making the race extra challenging this year, but leader “Ned Bachanko” is cruising right along. Find more updates and a few photos from the trail here…
Due to travel restrictions, this year’s Carso Trail followed a 350-kilometre route overlooking the stunning Gulf of Trieste on the border between Italy and Slovenia. We reached out to the organizers for some photos and a reflection from one of the riders…
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