The Race Across America (RAAM) is recognized as the world's toughest bicycle race. Unlike traditional stage races like the Tour de France, RAAM is a non-stop, single-stage race covering approximately …

Jun 10, 2025 · Beginning in Oceanside, California and continuing non-stop to the new-in-2024 end point of Atlantic City, NJ, the Race Across America (RAAM) is one of the most well known ultra-endurance …

RAAM is sometimes compared to the Tour de France, but the two races are fundamentally different. At its heart, RAAM is a transcontinental individual or team time trial, i.e., it is technically a nonstop event …

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RAAM is not limited to professional cyclists. RAAM is open to professional and amateur athletes alike. While solo racers must qualify to compete, anyone may organize a team and race. Racers must …

Starting in Oceanside, RAAM spans over 3000 miles, climbs 175,000 feet, crosses 13 states, in no more than twelve (for solo riders) to nine days (for teams) and finishes on the Boardwalk in Atlantic City, …

Planning on racing Race Across America (RAAM), Race Across the West (RAW), or Race Across the East (RAE) in 2026? Sign up by November 30th to get standard registration pricing. If you qualified …

Embeddable tracking application, live tracking event map for RAAM 2025, leaderboard coverage, including links to individual track history pages

Welcome to the Headquarters (HQ) website for RAAM, RAW, and RAE 2025! This site contains links to route changes, updates, cautions, and other information that you will need on the route.

For 41 years, Race Across America (RAAM) has been challenging ultracyclists from around the globe to push their physical and mental limits to the farthest reaches.