TransTirol BikeRallye 2026
📍 Südtirol - Dolomiten, Italy
Tuscany, Italy · 11 April 2027
Difficulty: 4/5 — Very hard
Offering routes from 43 km to a massive 290 km, this Tuscan gravel event showcases the famous white roads of Italy with a mix of timed sectors and relaxed riding. It successfully bridges the gap between competitive racing and social cycling festival vibes.
Visit official site →It is designed for cyclists who want to experience legendary Italian gravel terrain on modern bikes, whether they prefer a relaxed tour with local food or a highly competitive endurance challenge.
Those who lack proper climbing preparation or gravel handling skills will find the steep ascents like Monte Sante Marie and the massive climbing on the longer courses highly demanding.
Training should prioritize climbing power-to-weight ratio, muscular endurance for steep gravel pitches, and long-distance aerobic capacity.
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Participants can choose from five distinct routes: the 42.9 km Ombrone e Arbia, the 67 km Val D'Arbia Corto, the 95.7 km Crete Senesi, the 131.1 km Terre di Siena, and the ultra-endurance 290 km Epic Route.
The event is open to gravel bikes, modern road bikes, and cyclocross bikes.
Yes, the event uses a format that alternates timed race segments with relaxed, non-chronometer sections. The 95.7 km route features 3 timed segments, while the 131.1 km route has 5 timed segments.
Rest stops are distributed based on route length: the 42.9 km route has 1 stop; the 67 km has 2; the 95.7 km has 3 stops plus a water point; and the 131.1 km has 4 official stops plus a water point.
The Epic Route starts at 4:00 AM on Saturday and has a strict cut-off time, requiring riders to finish by 11:20 PM on the same day.
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