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After a fierce battle in Taiwan featuring a fiercely competitive leading trio, former French elite cyclist Grégory Cassini won the Taiwanese stage. In doing so, he also claimed the 2024 BikingMan title with 2,067 points, ahead of the 2023 champion, Laurianne Plaçais (1,800 points).
Source: Press Release
Out of the 1,200 ultracyclists who competed in the 2024 series, this is the first time the championship has been so close. Congratulations to all participants who rose to the challenge. See you in 2025 for new XXL adventures on revamped courses featuring exquisite routes…
The BikingMan Taiwan rankings: HERE
2025 in our sights
The organizers make it a point of honor to craft each route with gourmet-level precision. Beyond the numbers, regulars in the series know the passion that goes into designing exceptional routes.
For 2025, the organizer has several brand-new routes in store, as well as new features you won’t soon forget. You can already mark your calendars for events open for pre-registration or final registration.
Whether on gravel or on the road, get ready for a one-of-a-kind BikingMan adventure. The final calendar will be available in early December so you can celebrate Christmas with stars in your eyes and ambitious goals.
To sign up: HERE
The French Riviera is yours
The stage in the heart of the French Riviera has become a classic in the series. In 2025, the resort town of Valberg will once again host two races: 1,000 km (road) and 500 km (gravel).
The routes promise to be spectacular, offering an unprecedented exploration of secondary roads and trails—free of tourists—through the Alpes-Maritimes and Var departments.
See you in late June, after the summer solstice—which marks the longest day of the year—for an exceptional BikingMan experience. Both routes (1,000 km and 555 km gravel) will be revisited to reveal a few hidden gems that only the organizer knows about…
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