Wausau 24

Wausau 24 is the largest 24-hour mountain bike race in the Midwest, held annually at Nine Mile County Forest near Wausau, Wisconsin. Participants can compete solo or in teams across 6, 12, and 24-hour race categories, completing as many laps as possible on a challenging course. The event features a traditional Le Mans start and includes categories for juniors, masters, and single-speed riders.

Beyond racing, Wausau 24 offers a vibrant atmosphere with live music, a vendor area called “Dirt Town,” camping options, and family-friendly activities. The race emphasizes community, sportsmanship, and a festive weekend experience for riders and spectators alike. Visit the organization's website for the most recent information.