VIC100 2026

VIC100 2026 returns to Jamisontown in New South Wales on Sunday, November 22nd.
Riders will start their journey at Tench Reserve, Penrith, a picturesque riverside location that sets the stage for an unforgettable adventure. The course winds through the stunning Blue Mountains National Park and finishes in the beautiful gardens of the Victoria & Albert Guest House in Mount Victoria, offering breathtaking views throughout the day. This year marks the second edition of this charity ride created to challenge participants while supporting mental health initiatives with Lifeline.
The VIC100 2026 course takes riders on a legendary route that includes Bells Line of Road and Darling Causeway, which are closed to all through traffic for one special day each year. Riders will depart in four self-selected pace groups of up to 200 participants, each escorted by NSW Police for a quick rollout before climbing the Kurrajong Heights. On course, you'll be supported by our dedicated volunteers at food and drink stops, mobile mechanics, St John Ambulance, and on-course marshals.
The race venue includes a challenging terrain with varied surfaces that will test your endurance. The layout features not just one but multiple climbs and descents, including the famous Kurrajong Heights ascent. You'll pass through lush forests, scenic viewpoints, and historic towns, making this ride an experience to remember. This year, we're adding a 5th drink stop at 18km after Mt Tomah and introducing a Lanterne Rouge to help riders keep pace with event time cut-offs.
Weather on the day will be mild but variable, with temperatures ranging from a minimum of 15°C to a maximum of 27.3°C, feeling much like the average temperature due to low humidity levels at around 68%. Expect a gentle breeze, making for comfortable riding conditions while still providing enough challenge.

- VIC100 2026 | 100km
Logistics start now:
Register online via https://raceroster.com/events/2026/112406/vic100-2026 with a fee of $265.00, and ensure you register well before the deadline to secure your spot.
Bibs are available for pickup from 8am at Penrith Station on race day or prior by appointment if needed. For those traveling, three dedicated event trains will run from Sydney Trains to transport riders back to Penrith after the finish line festival.
Age requirements and any first-timer essentials: Participants must be over 16 years old; bring a bike, helmet, water bottle, nutrition supplies, and any necessary medications. VIC100 is proudly delivered by the volunteer team behind Go4Broke ride, which has raised over $600,000 for mental health services.
The event is worth attending because it offers an unparalleled journey through the Blue Mountains while supporting vital mental health causes with Lifeline. Join us to witness and be a part of this incredible experience on November 22nd in Jamisontown, New South Wales.