2026 Hot Hundred
Join us for the Hottest Ride in the South! Located in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
The History
For 24 years the Hot Hundred has been The Hottest Ride in the South. We aim to improve the rider experience every year. Come see what all the hype is about.
Route Options
Good Cause
The 2026 Hot Hundred is proud to Partner with the United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) of West Alabama, with funds raised directly supporting their vital programs and services. UCP of West Alabama empowers individuals with disabilities through advocacy, resources and community support. We're honored to contribute to their mission of fostering independence and inclusion for all. Join us in riding for a cause that makes a lasting impact.
Hot Hundred
Frequently Asked Questions
On-site Mechanic
Yes, Tuscaloosa local bike shop, VeloCity Cycles will provide mechanical support for the 8th year in a row! Additionally, you will see our SAG drivers on the course. They have basic tools for repairing flats and minor adjustments.
Course Markings
There will signs placed throughout the course to notify riders of turns. The roads will NOT be marked, we HIGHLY recommend downloading the route to your phone or cycling computer.
Cancel Registration
You may cancel your registration, but there are no refunds. All registration fees already paid for will be donations to UCP of West Alabama.
Cutoff Times
While Hot Hundred is not a race, there are cutoff times to ensure rider safety. Information on these will shared before the ride.
Ride Essentials
We recommend riders bring multiple water bottles, nutrition, sunscreen and a flat repair kit.You may cancel your registration, but there are no refunds. All registration fees already paid for will be donations to UCP of West Alabama.
Rest Stops
- Black Warrior Road – this is the first and last rest stop on the course located near the intersection of Black Warrior Road & Highway 11 supported by the DCBC Ladies Ride.
- Romolus Fire Station – supported by the incredible Volunteer Romolus Firefighters.
- Cornelius Church – supported by local physicians.
- Bethel Church – supported by the Tuscaloosa Mountain Flyers.