RACES

Three Peaks Bike Race — a self-supported single-stage ultra across the Alps, from Vienna (Schönbrunn Palace) to Barcelona. Riders plan their own route between three mandatory mountain checkpoints: Kitzbüheler Horn, Mangart Saddle and Col de la Loze. Depending on the chosen line roughly 2,000–2,700 km with up to 40,000 m of climbing; the fastest reach Barcelona in about four days. Start: 4 July 2026.

⚡️ Sevenspot – see it live. "Watt the f – The Race" is our showcase event: a fully-played-out ultra that runs around the clock as a live replay. Follow the dots in real time, read (and hear!) the AI race feed, dive into checkpoint splits, the women's race, attacks, night passages and a photo-finish – exactly how Sevenspot covers the real races. The riders and times are fictional by design: your playground to explore dot-watching with Sevenspot in full – no need to wait for the next real race to start.

Self-supported bikepacking adventure through eastern Norway from Tolga: about 1,100 km and 20,000 m of climbing over endless gravel roads in the highlands, along the fjords and through national parks — under the midnight sun.

Race Around Poland — Poland's longest ultra-cycling race, about 3,600 km nonstop around the country from Warsaw. In 2026 also the WUCA World Championship (solo, supported & unsupported). Shorter distances (300/900/1,800 km) available too.

Self-supported bikepacking race through the Ardennes from Namur: three routes of 300, 500 or 1,050 km across Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany and France — up to 20,000 m of climbing.

Lost Dot's Transcontinental Race No.12: self-supported ultra-distance race of roughly 5,000 km from Trondheim, Norway to Kalamata, Greece. Fixed control points, free route choice in between.

Legendary mountain-bike bikepacking on the Colorado Trail: ~800 km and over 21,000 m of climbing on singletrack through the Rocky Mountains from Denver to Durango, much of it above 3,000 m. Grand Départ 2 August 2026.

One of the world's hardest bikepacking races: ~2,050 km and 35,000 m of climbing, self-supported through Kyrgyzstan's remote high mountains, from Talas to Lake Issyk-Kul. Starts 15 August 2026.

Race Across Austria East to West: self-supported ultracycling from Austria's easternmost point (Nickelsdorf) to its westernmost (Feldkirch). RACA1000 (1,000 km/16,000 m) and RACA500 distances — in 2026 also the European Championship in unsupported ultracycling.

Europe's wildest gravel challenge: about 800 km and 16,000 m of climbing through Europe's only desert, along the Mediterranean coast and over the continent's highest pass, Pico Veleta (3,396 m). A personal adventure with no prize money.

Ultracycling in the Allgäu from Bad Waldsee, founded by world-record holder Daniel Steinhauser: the 'King Size' road route of 753 km or a 430 km gravel route through green meadows, mountains and idyllic villages.

Trans-Pyrenees Race by Lost Dot: self-supported ultracycling coast to coast across the Pyrenees — and back again. Up to 2,000 km through spectacular, remote mountain terrain.

Race Across Germany — 1,100 km nonstop from Flensburg in the north to Garmisch-Partenkirchen in the south, about 7,500 m of climbing. The German Ultracycling Championship and a RAAM qualifier. Solo, 2- or 4-rider teams.

Self-supported gravel bikepacking across southern British Columbia: ~1,000 km mostly along the Trans Canada Trail from Merritt to Fernie. Grand Départ 27 June 2026 — currently live.

The toughest one-day race in the world: 525 km and 14,500 m of climbing in a maximum of 32 hours, starting and finishing in Nauders — through Austria, Italy and Switzerland.

Self-supported ultracycling race across France on a fixed route — from the mountains to the Mediterranean. Offered in several distances from 200 to 2,500 km, solo or as a team.

The gravel edition of Race Across Austria North-South: self-supported ultracycling on gravel and unpaved roads in 300 and 500 km distances, as Race or Adventure.

Race Across Austria North-South: self-supported ultracycling from Austria's northernmost to southernmost point. Fixed route in 300, 500, 700 and 1000 km distances, as Race or Adventure, solo or duo.

The toughest ultracycling race in the world: about 4,940 km nonstop from the US west coast to the east — across deserts, the Rocky Mountains and the Great Plains. Not a stage race; the clock runs continuously and solo riders have up to 12 days.

Bikepacking adventure across Switzerland: ~1,000 km and 30,000+ m of climbing from Romanshorn (Lake Constance) to Montreux (Lake Geneva), self-supported over passes and gravel. 2026 edition.

The Tour Divide is a self-supported ultra-cycling race spanning approximately 2,700 miles along the Continental Divide from Canada to Mexico, following mountain bike trails and gravel roads.

Self-supported ultracycling race on a loop through Saxony.

Race Around Niederösterreich — the roughly 599 km nonstop loop through Lower Austria starting in Weitra, with over 6,000 m of climbing. Solo, 2- or 3-rider teams. The ultracycling season opener.

Self-supported bikepacking race along the Balkan 'serpent' line: ~1,300 km through several south-east European countries, over mountains and gravel. 2026 edition.

Self-supported ultracycling race on a fixed route across eastern Germany.

Self-supported ultra-cycling race in the Paris region, held in April 2026.

Europe's wildest gravel race: ~800 km and 16,000 m of climbing through Europe's only desert, along the Mediterranean coast and over the continent's highest pass, the Pico Veleta (3,396 m). 2025 edition.

Race Across Austria East-West 2025: self-supported ultracycling from Austria's easternmost to its westernmost point.

Europe's toughest bike race: a full lap around Austria on the border roads. Multiple distances — RAA Extreme (2,200 km, Ultracycling Worlds & RAAM qualifier), RAA 1500 and RAA Challenge — solo or in teams. 2025 edition.

Poland's longest ultra-cycling race: ~3,600 km nonstop around Poland from Warsaw, also in shorter distances (300/900/1,800 km). 2025 edition.

Race Across Austria North-South 2025: self-supported ultracycling from Austria's northernmost to its southernmost point.

A ~1,000 km self-supported bikepacking race across Switzerland from Romanshorn on Lake Constance to Montreux on Lake Geneva, nearly 30,000 m of climbing mostly on singletrack. Start June 14, 2025.

The legendary self-supported mountain-bike ultra along the Great Divide: ~4,300 km from Banff (Canada) to Antelope Wells on the Mexican border, 60,000+ m of climbing on gravel and trails. Grand Depart June 13, 2025.

Race Across America 2025 — the toughest ultracycling race in the world, about 4,940 km nonstop across the USA.

Scotland's legendary mountain-bike loop: ~880 km (550 miles) self-supported through the Highlands from Tyndrum, over rough trails and hike-a-bike sections. 2025 edition.

A self-supported bikepacking adventure of ~1,100 km from Ljubljana to Trieste through Slovenia and Croatia on gravel and side roads, starting May 18, 2025.

Race Around Niederösterreich — the roughly 752 km nonstop loop through Lower Austria starting in Weitra, with over 6,000 m of climbing. Solo, 2- or 3-rider teams. The ultracycling season opener — in 2025 also host of the European Championships.

Race Around Niederösterreich — the roughly 601 km nonstop loop through Lower Austria starting in Weitra, with over 6,000 m of climbing. Solo, 2- or 3-rider teams. The ultracycling season opener.

A ~800 km self-supported gravel adventure through Andalusia and Europe's only desert, starting in Granada on September 1, 2024.

Europe's toughest bike race: a full lap around Austria on the border roads. Multiple distances — RAA Extreme (2,200 km, Ultracycling Worlds & RAAM qualifier), RAA 1500 and RAA Challenge — solo or in teams. 2024 edition.

Race Across Austria 2024: self-supported ultracycling across Austria — the 2024 edition before the split into North-South and East-West.

A ~1,000 km self-supported bikepacking race across Switzerland from Romanshorn on Lake Constance to Montreux on Lake Geneva, nearly 30,000 m of climbing mostly on singletrack. Start June 15, 2024.

The legendary self-supported mountain-bike ultra along the Great Divide: ~4,300 km from Banff (Canada) to Antelope Wells on the Mexican border, 60,000+ m of climbing on gravel and trails. Grand Depart June 14, 2024.

Race Across America 2024 — the world's toughest ultracycling race, ~4,940 km nonstop across the USA from Oceanside, CA to Atlantic City, NJ.

A ~900 km demanding self-supported mountain-bike bikepacking loop through the Scottish Highlands, Grand Depart in Tyndrum on May 25, 2024.

A self-supported bikepacking adventure of ~850 km from Ljubljana to Trieste through Slovenia and Croatia on gravel and side roads, starting May 17, 2024.