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Gran Fondo Nairo Quintana Fest 2026 runs from 9 to 11 October in Cartagena and Bolivar, with 186 km, 106 km and 50 km road options plus MTB XCO, running, kids activities, and closed or controlled routes.
Brasil Ride Paraiba 2026 runs from 10 to 17 October from Joao Pessoa, with a UCI XCM seven-stage MTB ultramarathon covering 540 km and 8,000 m of elevation gain.
Gran Fondo Nevados de Chillan 2026 is a mountain road event on 10 October with 117 km and 55 km routes finishing at Hotel Nevados de Chillan.
Transcordilleras Super Clasica 2026 is an announced gravel format with 60 km, 106 km, 155 km, and 270 km route options; event listings place it on 10 to 12 October, but the official venue and 2026 schedule are not yet confirmed.
Gran Fondo Il Lombardia Felice Gimondi 2026 is a road gran fondo in Bergamo with a 108 km route and 2,400 m of elevation gain, including climbs such as Valico di Valcava and Selvino.
Gran Fondo Boyaca Mundial 2026 is officially scheduled for 11 October in Duitama, with 135 km Gran Fondo and 92 km Medio Fondo road routes, registration open through the organizer site, and official GPX files linked from the event menu.
Gran Fondo Adolfo Lagos izzi Kardias 2026 is scheduled for 11 October in Estado de Mexico, with 130 km Gran Fondo and 80 km Medio Fondo routes supporting Kardias.
Big Sugar Gravel 2026 takes place on 17 October in Bentonville, Arkansas, with 100, 50 and 25 mile gravel options across chunky Ozarks roads and Life Time Grand Prix finale context.
Gran Fondo Hincapie Greenville 2026 is a 17 October road gran fondo from Hotel Domestique with Gran, Grandito, Medio and Piccolo options, timed climbs and Blue Ridge foothills terrain.
UCI Gravel World Series qualifier in Leuven on 18 October 2026, using local laps from Heverlee/Oud-Heverlee to Leuven with 97 km and 147 km race formats inspired by the 2024 UCI Gravel World Championships route.
L'Etape Hermosillo by Tour de France 2026 is scheduled for 18 October, starting from Parque Madero in Hermosillo, with road routes of about 113 km and 88 km.
The first L'Etape Chile is scheduled for 1 November 2026 in Valdivia and Niebla, offering timed 30 km, 60 km and 110 km road routes inspired by the Tour de France.