The Ceder
📍 Nuwerust Farm, South Africa
gravel
Date
14 February 2026
Distance
68km · 151km
Elevation
2,285 m
Difficulty
gravel
Khomas100
Windhoek, Namibia · 22 August 2026
Difficulty: 4/5 — Very hard
A challenging 157km gravel race in Namibia with approximately 2000m of elevation gain, featuring a mix of flat plains and demanding climbs. The course is primarily unpaved, offering a fast but demanding experience.
Visit official site →- Distances
- 157 km · 84 km
- Elevation
- 2,000 m
- Surface
- gravel, tarmac
- Typical W/kg
- 3.2–3.8
Rider fit
Who it's for
This race is for experienced gravel cyclists looking for a challenging UCI Gravel World Series qualifying event with a significant elevation gain and predominantly unpaved terrain.
Who will struggle
Beginners or riders not accustomed to significant climbing and extended periods on gravel will likely struggle with the 2000m elevation and 157km distance.
Training focus
Training should focus on sustained climbing, sustained power on gravel, and endurance for a 157km race with 2000m of climbing.
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FAQs
What are the distances for the Khomas100 race?+
The Khomas100 offers a 157km course and a shorter 84km course.
What is the terrain like in the Khomas100?+
The race features a mix of flat plains and challenging climbs. 85% of the roads are unpaved gravel, with the remaining 15% being paved.
What is the total elevation gain for the Khomas100?+
The race has a total elevation gain of approximately 2000 meters.
How does one qualify for the UCI Gravel World Championships?+
Men over 60 and women over 50 can qualify on the 84km course. All younger categories must complete the 157km course to qualify.
Where does the 157km race start and finish?+
The 157km course starts at the Tony Rust Race Track near Windhoek and finishes at the NWR Gross Barmen Resort in Okahandja.
