Cyclists prepare for Hotter’n Hell Hundred in Wichita Falls
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 24, 2026, 3:49 AM
Last updated Aug 24, 2026

On August 24, Wichita Falls hosted the Hotter’N Hell Head Start event as a lead-up to the Hotter N Hell Hundred bicycle race. Community leaders, including Mayor Tim Short, attended to promote community involvement in the upcoming race. Cyclists of various ages participated in the event, which was designed to give a preview of next week's main race. Registration remains open for those wishing to partake in the Hotter N Hell Hundred.
- •Hotter’N Hell Head Start event took place on August 24
- •Mayor Tim Short promoted community participation
- •Cyclists got a preview before next week's main race
- •Registration for the Hotter N Hell Hundred remains open
- •Event emphasizes local cultural celebration and cycling enthusiasm
- 3:49 AMYahoo Sports — Cyclists test pedals ahead of Hotter’n Hell Hundred
"As the city prepares for the biggest bicycle race in the world, Hotter'N Hell, the head start race, gave the cyclists a small taste of what to expect next week.
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