Race Across America (RAAM)
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Race Across America (RAAM)

The Race Across America covers 3,000+ miles and 175,000 feet of climbing across 13 states from Oceanside, California to Atlantic City, New Jersey. The clock runs continuously from start to finish — the winner typically finishes in 8-9 days, riding around 22 hours per day. That makes it 30% longer than the Tour de France, completed in half the time. Solo and relay formats are available; solo requires a qualifying event. You need a full support crew and follow vehicle.

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Elevation Gain

53,000m

Max Altitude

3,000m

Best Seasons

Summer

Region

North-america

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Prerequisites

Complete these adventures first to build the fitness, skills, and experience this adventure demands.

Multi-Stage Road Event

Multi-stage event experience proves you can sustain consecutive days of hard riding.

Long-Distance Touring

Long-distance touring builds the ultra-endurance and self-sufficiency needed for coast-to-coast racing.

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Booking Info

Book 12+ months ahead

Solo entry requires a qualifying event. Relay teams must register well in advance. Full support crew and vehicle required.

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