Forty-five cyclists tackle 4,233 miles across ten states in the inaugural Trans Am Bike Race, riding up to 300 miles a day with no support crew.
“An Odyssey Across America”
Synopsis
Forty-five cyclists tackle 4,233 miles across ten states in the inaugural Trans Am Bike Race, riding up to 300 miles a day with no support crew.
Synopsis
Juliana Buhring prepares for the Trans Am Bike Race, which begins on June 7, 2014. Forty-five cyclists set off on the TransAmerica Trail, a route spanning 4,233 miles across ten states. Participants face the challenge of riding up to 300 miles each day with little sleep. Without support crews or follow vehicles, they depend on their fitness and gear to complete the race. The documentary captures their determination as they tackle this self-supported cycling event without any prize money.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet cyclists like Juliana Buhring and Brian Steele.
- Find out what self-supported cycling really means.
- See the grueling TransAmerica Trail firsthand.
Did You Know
- The Trans Am Bike Race covers 4,233 miles across ten states.
- Cyclists ride up to 300 miles a day during the race.
- The race took place on June 7, 2014, with forty-five participants.
- The film has a runtime of 88 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the distance of the Trans Am Bike Race?
The Trans Am Bike Race covers a distance of 4,233 miles.
How many states does the Trans Am Bike Race pass through?
The race passes through ten states.
What is the maximum distance cyclists ride per day in the race?
Cyclists in the race may ride up to 300 miles a day.
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