WYO-131 Gravel Race
📍 Wyoming, USA
gravelBeginner friendly
Date
12 September 2026
Distance
21km · 72km · 121km · 211km
Elevation
3,048 m
Difficulty
gravelbeginner friendly
Lauf Gravel Worlds
Nebraska, USA · 21-23 August 2026
Difficulty: 5/5 — Brutal
Lauf Gravel Worlds offers multiple challenging gravel routes through the rolling farmlands of Southeastern Nebraska, culminating in a grueling 300-mile option featuring over 4500 meters of climbing. Distances range from beginner-friendly to ultra-endurance challenges on mostly gravel surfaces.
Visit official site →- Distances
- 35 miles · 75 miles · 150 miles · 300 miles
- Elevation
- 4,572 m
- Surface
- gravel
- Typical W/kg
- 2.8–4.2
Rider fit
Who it's for
This event caters to a wide spectrum of gravel cyclists, from those seeking a casual non-competitive introduction to gravel to experienced endurance riders aiming for a demanding world championship title.
Who will struggle
Riders who are not accustomed to sustained climbing, long distances, or self-supported endurance challenges on varied gravel terrain will find the longer races particularly difficult.
Training focus
Training should prioritize long-distance gravel endurance, consistent climbing ability, and the physical and mental fortitude required for extended periods in the saddle.
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FAQs
What cycling distances are available?+
The event offers four distinct gravel cycling distances: 35 miles, 75 miles, 150 miles, and the ultimate 300-mile challenge.
What type of terrain and surface can I expect?+
Riders will navigate gravel roads through the rural farmlands of Southeastern Nebraska, characterized by constant rolling hills.
Are there any qualification requirements to enter the race?+
No, the Lauf Gravel Worlds has no qualifiers required, making registration open to all participants.
What level of support is provided on the course?+
The 35-mile route has one checkpoint, the 75-mile route includes checkpoints and refueling opportunities, while the 300-mile race is 100% self-supported with reliance on public gas stations and water stops.
Is there an option suitable for new gravel riders?+
Yes, the 35-mile event is designed as a non-competitive ride for those new to gravel cycling, featuring some rollers and a single checkpoint.
What can winners expect in the competitive races?+
Overall male, female, non-binary, and para male/female winners of the 150-mile race earn the title of Captain of the Gravel Seas, a World Champions Jersey, and a Sword Trophy, with jerseys also available in all age and gender categories. Trophies are awarded in all categories for the 75-mile event.