One thousand and twenty-six kilometres. In a single day, on an ordinary road bike.
About Christoph
Christoph Strasser, born in Leoben and raised in Styria, is an Austrian ultra-endurance cyclist. He won the Race Across America solo six times between 2011 and 2019 — more than any other rider — and his 2014 time of 7 days, 15 hours and 56 minutes remains the race record. In July 2021 he became the first person to ride more than 1,000 kilometres in 24 hours on a standard road bike. He has since shifted focus to self-supported racing.
The moments
Iconic
achievements
The record
- 2011Strasser Wins Race Across America, Youngest Solo ChampionTitle
- 2013Strasser Crosses America Solo in Under Eight DaysNever Been Done
- 2014Strasser Wins Third RAAM With Record 7-Day CrossingTitle
- 2015Strasser Sets 24-Hour Road Record at 896 KilometresWorld Record
- 2015Strasser Returns From Car Crash to Win Across AmericaLegend
- 2017Strasser Crosses Australia in 6 Days, WUCA RecordWorld Record
- 2017Strasser Rides 941.873 km in 24 Hours for World RecordWorld Record
- 2019Strasser Takes Sixth Race Across America, a RecordTitle
- 2021Strasser First to Ride 1,000 km in 24 HoursNever Been Done
- 2023Strasser Wins Second Straight Transcontinental RaceTitle