Barry-Roubaix

Barry-Roubaix is a premier cycling event that challenges riders on a diverse course featuring 80% rolling gravel roads, pavement, and a mile of rugged two-track. Participants will navigate through a variety of terrains, including rocks, sand, mud, and potentially snow and ice, all while enjoying the picturesque landscapes of Barry County, Michigan. This race is designed to test the skills and endurance of cyclists at all levels. The event offers four distinct race lengths to accommodate a range of abilities. The 18-mile Rumpl “Chiller” presents approximately 1,200 feet of ascent, while the 36-mile “Thriller” features around 2,200 feet of climbing. For those seeking a more demanding challenge, the 62-mile WAHOO “Killer” includes about 4,000 feet of ascent, and the 100-mile Panaracer “Psycho Killer” boasts over 7,000 feet of elevation gain, all within a capped field of 400 racers. Additionally, Barry-Roubaix includes 45NRTH Fat Bike specific categories for the 18 and 36-mile races, ensuring inclusivity for fat bike enthusiasts. This event not only tests physical limits but also fosters a sense of community among cyclists, making it a must-attend for gravel racing aficionados.