Hotter'n Hell Hundred

This past weekend was the annual HotterN' Hell Hundred and thousands of riders took place in the event. So many had amazing stories, but this one we had to share.

As of 3:00 this afternoon Hotter'N Hell Hundred weekend is officially open for business. And there is plenty to do and see whether you ride a bicycle or not.

When you mention the Hotter'N Hell Hundred most people think of the 100 mile Endurance Ride, but there's much more to the event than that. The Criterium racing is fast and fun to watch and unlike the road race, all centered around the MPEC which makes it a great spectator event...

So you've been thinking about doing the Hotter'N Hell Hundred but a HUNDRED MILES sounds a little over-ambitious. Easy, start with the 10K course!

You can volunteer as a SAG driver or for any of the other numerous volunteer positions available on the Hotter'N Hell Hundred website.

It’s a downtown block party and pub crawl all rolled up into one fun event for cyclists and non-cyclists alike.

You first ride the 100 mile or 100k road ride that starts at 7:05 Saturday morning, then the full 100k Gravel Grinder loop at 7:05 Saturday evening.

The Hotter'N Hell Hundred was officially recognized by the Texas Historical Commission as a significant part of Texas History Monday evening. The recognition, in the form of a new historical marker, was presented by Robert Palmer, Wichita County Historical Commission Chairman, and Becky Trammell, the Marker Chairman for the Wichita County Historical Commission...