Ouachita Gravel Grind Bike Race January 9th

Register now for the January 9 race.

Mark your calendars for the 2021 Ouachita Gravel Grind Bike Race, which will take place Saturday, January 9, 10:00am, near Jessieville, Arkansas.

Hosted by SHAM Events, the 2021 OGG will include a 50K TT race and 50K tour. Both the race and tour will have time trial starts.
The start/finish for the TT will start on W Main Haul Rd, approximately 1 mile north of Hwy 298, at the intersection of W Main Haul Rd and Ritter Trail.

In order to maintain as much safety as possible during this pandemic, all riders will be given an individual start time. The first rider will start at 10 am, and a rider will go off every 30 seconds after that. Riders can download a GPS file to download into your bike computer or phone at ridewithgps.com/routes/29155109. It’s an out-and-back course of 100% gravel through the gorgeous Ouachita Forest north of Hot Springs, Arkansas.

Early registration is $50. Please contact SHAM Events with any questions or concerns through Facebook Messenger at Facebook.com/shameventsllc, or email shameventsllc@gmail.com. You can also post a question in the Facebook event, and it will be answered there. Or contact Stephen Harrison at 501-655-2182 via voice call or text message.

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