El Tour de Tucson

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El Tour de Tucson

El Tour de Tucson is an annual road cycling event held each November in Tucson, Arizona. It was founded in 1983 by cyclist Richard DeBernardis, president of Perimeter Bicycling. The event has grown significantly from its inaugural race, which attracted approximately 185 participants, to now drawing between 7,000 and 10,000 cyclists in recent years.

The event is notable for its scale, making it one of the largest perimeter bicycling events in the United States. It features multiple route distances to accommodate cyclists of varying abilities, from casual riders to competitive racers, and has become a significant fixture in the Arizona sporting calendar.

Recently, the event has been in the news due to its upcoming 42nd edition and related logistical announcements. Local news outlets have reported on route advisories for drivers and details about this year's race. Some coverage has also highlighted that construction has led to alterations in the traditional course for the annual event.

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