A challenging race is coming up that will test the endurance of participating riders.
Gone Riding Corporation is the organizer of the 2023 FLE – the Florida Endurance races. The upcoming contest in Hialeah is the fourth in a series of eight races held in various cities throughout the state.
The race, called the “Hialeah Hustle,” has two components—a 60-mile marathon and a 30-mile sprint. The marathon begins at 9am, and the sprint starts at 9.10am. Benefits of taking part include; leaders’ jerseys for both women and men riding the Marathon; no prequalifying is required as there are classes for all skill and age levels; flexible scheduling with drop, make-up, and bonus races available; challenging courses; accurate, fast, chip scoring; and reasonable entry fees, as well as much more..
Organizers also remind riders to keep their number plates throughout the whole FLE series. Any damaged or lost plates can be replaced, but replacements are $10 a piece, with no exceptions. Also, bicycles of any type may be used in the series, but eBikes and motorized bikes are not allowed. Distances may vary slightly. The marathon may be from 50 to 60 miles, while the sprint may cover 25 to 30 miles.
The Hialeah Hustle will be held in Amelia Earhart Park, 401 East 65th Street in Hialeah on Saturday, April 8. Organizers can use banner printing to create course markers for events like this.
