Browse public event editions grouped by country and discipline.
The 2026 Marmotte Granfondo Alpes is a timed Alpine cyclosportive from Bourg d'Oisans to Alpe d'Huez, covering about 177 km and 5,000 m of climbing.
L'Alsacienne 2026 is a Vosges cyclosportive and randonnee from Kruth on 28 June, with five mountain routes from 56 to 195 km and up to 4,900 m of climbing.
SBT GRVL 2026 is a sold-out gravel race and ride in Steamboat Springs on 28 June, with 108, 73, 53 and 25 mile courses across Routt County gravel and high-altitude climbs.
The 2026 Maratona dles Dolomites - Enel takes place on 5 July from La Villa to Corvara, with 55 km, 106 km and 138 km road routes over closed Dolomites passes.
Struggle NYM 2026 (formerly Struggle Moors) is a steep road sportive from the Sutton Bank National Park Centre in the North York Moors on 5 July 2026, billed as one of the toughest UK sportives. It offers 130 km, 189 km and 250 km Ultra routes over iconic Moors climbs including Rosedale Chimney, Caper Hill, Blakey Bank and Danby Beacon.
UCI Gravel World Series race in Singen on 5 July 2026 with 54 km and 108 km gravel routes through the Hegau region, starting and finishing at Rathaus Singen.
Crusher in the Tushar 2026 is a high-altitude mixed-surface mountain race on 11 July in Beaver, Utah, organized by Life Time, with a 69.9-mile (112 km) course climbing over 10,000 feet (3,048 m) to finish at Eagle Point Resort, plus a shorter 37-mile (60 km) Half Crushed option.
Death Ride - Tour of the California Alps 2026 is an iconic high-altitude road challenge on 11 July from Turtle Rock Park in Markleeville, California, covering about 103 miles (166 km) and over 14,000 feet (4,267 m) of climbing across six hors-categorie ascents of Monitor Pass, Ebbetts Pass and Pacific Grade on mostly closed roads.
Triple Bypass 2026 is a high-altitude Colorado road sportive on 11 July, with a 120 mile Triple from Evergreen to Avon and an 80 mile Double option over car-free mountain passes.
RAGBRAI 2026 (RAGBRAI LIII) is the 53rd edition of Iowa's annual seven-day supported cycling tour, running about 391 miles (630 km) from Onawa to Dubuque from 18 to 25 July, with around 16,027 feet (4,885 m) of climbing on its tenth-hilliest route.
L'Etape du Tour de France 2026 follows Tour de France stage 20 from Bourg d'Oisans to Alpe d'Huez, with 170 km, 5,400 m of climbing, and four major Alpine climbs.
Three-day cycling festival at the Nuerburgring from 24 to 26 July 2026, with 24-hour road racing, 75 km and 150 km public road races, gravel races and a 22 km time trial.