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Media

Watch the ride

Global Cycling Network rode El Tour de Tucson in 2023 and filmed it. Their video, “Can We Survive The Biggest Bike Race In America?”, has been watched more than 465,000 times.

More video

  • The 2023 ride

    El Tour de Tucson’s own preview of the 2023 ride.

  • The Prologue camp

    El Tour de Tucson’s own preview of the 2023 Prologue, the days of riding with professional cyclists that run before El Tour de Tucson.

El Tour de Tucson

The expo, Thursday to Saturday

Saturday morning downtown

  • Riders packed shoulder to shoulder filling a Tucson street to the horizon, adobe row houses on one side and a mountain behind.
  • A club team in matching lime-green kit riding down a downtown street past a historic brick facade and a traffic signal.
  • A mural on a downtown Tucson wall showing two riders on antique bicycles floating through clouds.
  • Three riders standing over their bikes in early morning light, smiling at the camera, with spectators behind the barriers.
  • A pack of riders rolling down a city street toward the camera, a rider in a bright pink jersey at the front, spectators along the far curb.
  • Handcyclists in the front row of a fun ride start with hundreds of riders behind them and a mountain on the skyline.
  • Three Bike Patrol volunteers with their arms around each other, two in yellow patrol jerseys and one in a blue jacket, riders packed into the street behind them.

The course

  • A line of riders on a highway with rows of mothballed military aircraft filling the background.

    The 102-mile route runs past the Davis-Monthan aircraft boneyard.

  • A rider riding through a flooded road, water spraying from the wheels, spectators watching from the bank.