6 Hour Duo & Solo 31 Mile Solo 15.5 Mile Solo | 15.5 Mile Junior
Experience the magic of night trail riding in the Sonoran desert at the Jangover Night Trail Rides held on a rolling 15.5 mile loop at McDowell Mountain Regional Park. This is a perfect night ride with distances for all. Ride past towering saguaro cactus under the night stars!
This race wraps up the 2025 Insomniac Night Trail Ride Series with events across the greater Phoenix, Arizona area. Join us and “Carpe Noctem” to “seize the night”!
The AZT300 & AZT800 will start concurrently at border monument 103, the rider limit is 60 total riders.
Please check the Announcements page https://azt300-800.com/announcements/ for any last minute updates, registration & important information.
Suggested Start Date: Thursday October 16th, 2025. *ITTs are always encouraged!! (3rd Thursday in October each year)*Registration opens one month prior to the Grand Depart Choose your poison:300 miles / 800 miles 800 Start: 6:00am Mexican Border monument 103. 300 Start: 6:00am Mexican Border monument 103. Rider limit: 60 people, combined, in both events No entry fee, no prizes, absolutely no support
Tiger Mine trailhead near Oracle
The Arizona Trail Race is an unofficial challenge that takes place every autumn on the cross state Arizona Trail. Two distances are available. The Arizona Trail 300 is a 300 mile event that has been held every April since 2006. The Arizona Trail Race 800 is the complete traversal (Mexico->Utah) and was offered for the first time in 2010 as the AZTR750. Both events are run concurrently, starting on the same day, same time from border monument 103.
This is not an organized or sanctioned event in any way. It’s simply a group of friends out to ride their bikes on the same route at the same time. We’ll probably compare times afterwards, but more importantly, we’ll compare experiences — the highs and lows the trail and mountains offered us.
All we provide is a route, a suggested start time(*) and tabulation of results. Period. There is no race organization, no checkpoints, no support system, nothing. You are completely on your own, just as you would be if you chose to ride the Arizona Trail, or any other trail, on any other day.
(*) Anyone is welcome to ride the route at any time. We provide a suggested start date if you want others to ride with/against. ITTs (individual time trials) are encouraged and will be ranked with that year’s results.
If you want to be included in the “results” you need to follow the rules of self-supported travel set on the rules page, ITT riders included. This means things like support crews and water caches are not allowed. This is done in order to ensure a level playing field.
Martinez Canyon
SPOT Tracking
Each year the race is tracked by trackleaders.com, providing a live map, elevation profile and other stats that can be used to follow along. Carrying a SPOT and being tracked by trackleaders is not mandatory but encouraged.
Support the Trail
There is no entry fee, and no registration, but all racers are strongly encouraged to join the Arizona Trail Association. Please help support the organization that has worked so hard to construct, maintain and promote this amazing trail across the state.
Please consider posting your questions to bikepacking.net’s Ultra Forum. There is a yearly forum thread there with common questions asked and answered. There’s a helpful community of AZT riders that can help, and that way your questions (and answers) can help others with the same questions. Also the AZTR Director will post updates and last minute info there in the weeks leading up to the start.
Experience the beauty, culture, and challenge of Southern Arizona’s premier cycling event. The Nogales Bicycle Classic offers scenic routes for every level—whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or a casual rider. Pedal through rolling hills, desert landscapes, and historic streets, all while supporting local causes and celebrating the vibrant cross-border spirit of Nogales. Join us for an unforgettable ride, great company, and a powerful sense of community.
drinking’ of the greatest events of all time. The Dirty Bunny is everything good about Mountain Biking all distilled into an incredible weekend. It’s a drinking ride with a bike problem. It is a race. It is timed. There are winners. But if that is all you care about, it might not be the event for you (but it might). It’s about the community. Gathering with like minded people in the desert and having a great time. There is drinking and other mind altering good times (riding bikes can take you to magical and mysterious places). People dress in costumes. Some even wear spandex.
In many ways it is 24 hours in the Old Pueblo for the locals, but with a small entry fee of $10 to cover incidentals and a 6 pack of craft beer. That is CRAFT beer with an F. Not any of that F’ing CRAP beer. Don’t be showing up with your PBR for the entry fee… but feel free to bring your bud light, PBR or dos equis for the lush bunny. What’s the lush Bunny you ask? Why that would be the same race, but with the consumption of a can of piss water each lap.
So, if you think you are one of the The cool cats, The in crowd, Those in the Knows, this might be the event for you.
The Tour leverages the Pinetop Lakes activity and equestrian center to provide a complete family experience. Attendees enjoy the onsite amphitheater for event activities and live music, nearby accommodations, campground games, a robust communal campfire and more!
At 7,000 ft. a limited field of riders will discover the challenges and gratification from riding awesome single track among a pine forest backdrop while witnessing the endless beauty (and perfect distraction) of the fall season in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests.
All finishers receive a custom award emblazoned with their distance and are welcomed to the post-ride after-party with live music, BBQ and cold Pinetop Brewing Co. beverages.
The communities of Pinetop-Lakeside are sure to please any visitor with their quintessential small mountain town charm and top notch restaurants.
For the benefit of: Tour of the White Mountains benefits TRACKS.
GENERAL INFORMATION: White Tank Regional Park is a great course with a mix of flow and technical sections that has long been a staple of the MBAA. White Tanks is part of the Maricopa County Regional park system, it’s close to the Phoenix Metro area and offers up some all around great riding.
There is a $7 per vehicle entrance fee for this park.
TEAM TENT RESERVATIONS – Teams wishing to setup in the team pit area can Reserve a Team Tent Spot for a $50 donation to the MBAA (10×10 tent). This helps us plan out the venue and ensures you’ll have spot on race day.
CAMPING:
Camping is extremely limited and tight so please keep a small footprint. There’s just not enough room like other venues we race at.
The cost is $22 per night (pay at entrance station). We have use of the Group site in addition to the competitive track. If you are taking up too much space you may be asked to move or downsize your setup to make room for day of parking.
FOOD ONSITE:
– Single Speed Coffee
– Stanzi’s Food Truck (Veggie bowls)
– PizzArt (Pizza)
– Dogs R Us (Hot dogs & burgers)
REGISTRATION FEES: Please register online before coming to the event.
First Timer – $30
Your first race? This is the category for you.
Junior (17 & under)
$30 – until 4 weeks out
$35 – until Thursday before race at 8 pm
$45 – on race day
Adult
$45 – until 4 weeks out
$50 – until Thursday before race at 8 pm
$60 – on race day
RACE AGE:
The age you will be on December 31, 2024.
Need to change your category? No problem – email to info@MangledMomentum.com
MBAA MEMBERSHIP: Signup for an MBAA membership when you register for just $25 ($15 for juniors) and contribute directly to trail projects across the state. Plus you’ll get a cool pair of members only socks and sticker. You’ll also be entered into out members only raffles drawn at each race!
MBAA REFUND POLICY:
The MBAA is a non-profit that raises money through these races to put towards trail projects in Arizona. If you sign up and cannot race we will donate your race entry to maintaining the trails.
CATEGORIES: Elite (Pro) – Competes at the highest level Expert (Cat 1) – Seasoned racer Intermediate (Cat 2) – Not just a weekend warrior, usually rides quite bit Beginner (Cat 3) – Relatively new to the sport First Timer – Newbie, never raced before Single Speed – Only one gear, likes to suffer Rock Crusher – Men 200-lbs + Athena – Women 165-lbs + E-Bike – Class 1 only, pedal assist, no throttle (1 battery for entire race) Marathon – Long distance, approx. 3.5-hrs Junior – Ages 6-17 Kids – FREE 6 & under race
AWARDS: Podium is 3 deep per category.
Payout to top 3 Elite Men & Women: $250 | $150 | $100
VOLUNTEER Sign Up
Every event is not possible without the help and support of volunteers. Help make these events great by giving back a bit of your time.
START TIMES & LAP COUNTS:
COURSE MAP:
Green – Junior (2.6-miles) Strava – A fast and flowy loop with great singletrack in and out of ravines.
Blue – Inner (5-miles) Strava – A slightly longer version of the fast and flowy Junior loop.
Black – Outer (7-miles) Strava – The Outer loop has a bit more teach when it branches off from the Inner loop. Up a steep switchback climb and down a technical descent.
SCHEDULE
Friday 2/9 –
All Day Course open for pre-riding (Final markings underway in the AM)
4-5 pm Number plate pickup open
Saturday 2/10 –
7:00 am – Number plate pickup open (check in at least 30-mins prior to start time)
THE 10TH LA VUELTA A SANTA CATALINA PRESENTED BY EXPLORE PINAL COUNTY
(RACE AGAINST TIME + LA CLÁSICA SAN MANUEL)
ARIZONA’S HARDEST CRITERIUM! SAN MANUEL, AZ
FEBRUARY 3-4, 2024
(USAC PERMIT: 2024-8455)
Welcome! The UA Cycling Team and Sabino Cycles Team are excited to host the 10th Annual Santa Catalina Weekend. The weekend features LaClásica San Manuel and the Race Against Time This event also serves as a fundraiser for a scholarship for the Mammoth-San Manuel Unified School District! See BikeReg on how to support this fund.
All events start and finish in San Manuel.
The tech guide, with course maps, start times, and elevation charts, can be found here
El Tour De Scottsdale returns with the Metric Century that Circumnavigates the McDowell Mountains riding through Scottsdale, Rio Verde and Fountain Hills and the half Metric through the Scenic Routes through Scottsdale. This event is being put on by PBAA, the same promoters of El Tour De Tucsona dn Tour De Zona. Add in the glitz of Scottsdale and this is going to be a great ride.metric
7:00am to 1:00pm: Ride Tour de Scottsdale
(Metric Century Start /100 KM – 62 Miles)
Ride the most scenic bike ride in the country!
8:30am to 1:00pm: Ride Tour de Scottsdale
(Half Metric Century Start /50 KM – 32 Miles)
Ride the most scenic bike ride in the country!
10:00am to 2:00pm: Lunch
A hot lunch will be served inside the North Hall of WestWorld by M Culinary.
BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich
Herb Roasted Country-Style Chicken
Baked Mac & Cheese
Coleslaw
Kettle Chips
Cookie
Drinkor the Gourmet VIP Lunch
Ancho-Roasted Flat Iron Steak
Pesto-Glazed Salmon Filet
Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Haricot Verts
Fiesta Salad
Rolls
Brownies
Drink
Local Craft Beers
10:00am to 4:00pm – Post Ride Celebration
There will be live music and beer stands featuring local craft beers.
