race info

The race starts and ends just behind one of the quintessential ride start spots, the New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) in City Park.

Yes there will be at least 5 feed zone/stops along the route. Stops will have water, energy gels, fruits, and simple foods. There are plenty of stores along the way that you can stop in. These designated stops are the only areas in which you can receive sag support. 

No, there is no time cut off, but after a certain time of day the finish line will move to a nearby bar for max spectator and finisher hype. Details will be in the race bible.

Some segments of this route are mandatory, since they are the only option or because they are the safest. Other segments are suggested that you can route yourself. More details on required vs optional routing are in the race bible.

This race will roll rain or shine. If there’s a crazy situation, check Instagram and your email the morning of. It’s still hurricane season, so stay on your toes.

This is a small, homegrown race. We have only 3 race directors and a small group of volunteers each year that make this happen. Also, we have never seen more than 65 people participate in NOMA. 100 people is a very large pack of riders.

No. We have given this much deliberation. No aero bars of any kind will be permitted during NOMA to NOMA. Riders who attend the event with illegal equipment will be disqualified on the start line, and not allowed to participate.

Riders found to have used rolling personal support, and/or personal support outside of designated feed-zones, will have their finish placement relegated outside of 20th place. Riders can seek support at shops, restaurants and other commercial establishments. In our opinion, any outside support that another rider does not have equal access to, violates the Spirit of the RACE, but not the Spirit of the Ride. Want to compete? Want to win? No personal support allowed outside of feed-zones.