The Transcontinental Race is a long-distance cycling event that takes place across Europe. It challenges participants to ride unsupported from one side of the continent to the other, covering thousands of kilometers. Cyclists must navigate their own routes, relying on maps and their own skills to reach various checkpoints. This race typically attracts endurance cyclists from around the world, emphasizing self-sufficiency and resilience. Riders must carry their own gear and manage their own food and lodging, making it a true test of physical and mental strength. The event has gained popularity since its inception in 2013, fostering a community of adventure-seeking cyclists.