RACE ACROSS MALAYSIA
Official Qualifying Race Sanctioned by Race Across America (RAAM),
The World's Toughest Bicycle Race!
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RACE ACROSS MALAYSIA
IS OFFICIALLY SANCTIONED BY RACE ACROSS AMERICA (RAAM) AND WORLD ULTRACYCLING ASSOCIATION (WUCA)
THE RACE
RAM 300, 600, 1200
300KM
18-19 March 2023
✔ SOLO - Self-supported TIME LIMIT 18H
✔ SOLO - Supported TIME LIMIT 16H
✔ Team of 2 - Supported TIME LIMIT 16H
Race Entitlement
★ Race Chip Timing Transponder
★ Route in GPX file
★ 3 x Time Station with refill
★ Safety and Medical Support
★ Finisher Medal and T-shirt
★ High-resolution photos during the race
600KM
TBC
✔ SOLO - Self-supported TIME LIMIT 34H
✔ SOLO - Supported TIME LIMIT 30H
✔ Team of 2 - Supported TIME LIMIT 30H
✔ Team of 4 - Supported TIME LIMIT 30H
Race Entitlement
★ Race Chip Timing Transponder
★ Route in GPX file
★ 5 x Time Station with refill
★ Safety and Medical Support
★ Finisher Medal and T-shirt
★ High-resolution photos during the race
1200KM
TBC
✔ SOLO - Self-supported TIME LIMIT 80H
✔ SOLO - Supported TIME LIMIT 72H
✔ Team of 2 - Supported TIME LIMIT 72H
✔ Team of 4 - Supported TIME LIMIT 72H
Race Entitlement
★ Race Chip Timing Transponder
★ Route in GPX file
★ 9 x Time Station with refill
★ Safety and Medical Support
★ Finisher Medal and T-shirt
★ High-resolution photos during the race
RACE CATEGORIES
Self-supported
A racer to complete the entire race route individually and only supported by local people not involved in the race. No support vehicle allowed in the race.
SOLO
Supported
A racer to complete the entire race route individually with the support of 1 vehicle and minimum 2 crew members.
SOLO
TEAM OF 2
Supported
A relay race, 2 racers in a team take turns completing parts of the race route with unlimited support (minimum 2 crew members per support vehicle)
TEAM OF 4
Supported
A relay race, 3-4 racers in a team take turns completing parts of the race route with unlimited support (minimum 2 crew members per support vehicle)
RACE ACROSS MALAYSIA
Adventure - Team Work - Navigation
Race Across Malaysia (RAM) is one of the longest ultra-endurance bicycle race in Malaysia. It is officially sanctioned by Race Across America (RAAM), which has been challenging ultra-cyclists from around the globe to push their physical and mental limits to the farthest reaches since 1982. Unlike most multi-day bicycle races such as the Tour de France, RAM has no stages, i.e., there is no specified distance to travel each day. There are no designated rest periods for food and sleep. The clock runs continuously from start to finish and the final overall finish time includes rest periods. Race timing transponder chips will be given to all racers to precisely measure their finishing times. Winner's ranking will be announced after the race. The race winner is the rider who can best combine fast riding with short and infrequent stops.