Arrive early and secure the best spot in our official campsite.

Arrive early for breakfast, coffee and a final bike check before racing begins. The Event Village opens its doors with everything you need to set up your Gralloch day.

Open before, during and after your ride. A cold pint and a hot meal waiting at the finish, or fuel for spectating while the field comes home. Bar open late.

Final opportunity to collect your rider pack if you're racing the UCI event.

The adventure begins. Riders set off at dawn for 323km of Scotland's toughest gravel. The Genesis Gralloch Ultra, presented by Maxxis.

Riders should arrive in good time and make their way to their designated start pen ahead of their wave.

The Gravelking UCI Gravel World Series Race is underway. Wave A includes the Elite Men, 19-34M, 35-39M, 40-44M and 45-49M categories.

Riders should arrive in good time and make their way to their designated start pen ahead of their wave.

Wave B is underway. Includes the 50-54M, 55-59M, 60-64M, 65-69M and all 70+ Men and Women categories.

Riders should arrive in good time and make their way to their designated start pen ahead of their wave.

Wave C is underway. Includes the Elite Women and all remaining women's categories.

A true highlight of the event will see our kids pedal & balance bike race (up to age 8) make a return.

Celebrating the day's top performers, with podiums running through the afternoon.

Qualified for the UCI Gravel World Championships? Collect your medal.

A 16km roll-out to the Solway Coast with the Gravel Captains and the team from Trash Free Trails. Beaches, sea views and easy chat to loosen the legs before Sunday's Sportive, with a chance to hear how riders can help keep the trails we ride clean.

Registration opens for riders taking on one of The Gralloch Sportives on Sunday.

The first The Genesis Gralloch Ultra presented by Maxxis riders are expected to arrive back in Gatehouse of Fleet after conquering 323km of Scotland’s toughest gravel. Be there to cheer them home.

Meet the Gravel Captains on the main stage. The riders who'll be guiding you through Sunday's Sportive.

Deville take the stage as Saturday winds down. A huge repertoire to keep the village moving while riders share stories from the day, raise a glass to their results, and welcome Ultra finishers home into the late evening.

Every Ultra rider deserves a welcome home. Finisher meals served through the night at Galloway Larder, with supporters and crew on the line to cheer in every last rider.

Doors open for the final day. Coffee, breakfast and last-minute support before the Sportive rolls out.

Final opportunity to collect your rider pack ahead of your start.

Open across the day. Coffee and breakfast at the start, hot food and a cold drink waiting at the finish.

Celebrate the final finishers of the Ultra ahead of the finish line cut-off at 8am.

The full 111km of The Stag. Rolling start slots every 30 minutes from 08:30 to 10:00, so there's no rush. Roll out when you're ready and ride every climb, corner and view of Galloway.

Ease in with 53km of Galloway gravel. Start slots at 09:30 and 10:00. Pick your time, roll out relaxed and take it all in.

Gather with fellow Genesis Gralloch Ultra presented by Maxxis finishers to mark the ride. Spot prizes, stories from the trail and recognition for the fastest riders, in a relaxed setting.

Young riders have the opportunity to take to the gravel with Alison Jackson and Maddy Nutt for a guided ride and skills session.

David McKellar plays the village through the afternoon. A solo performer with a huge live sound, drawing on years on stage at venues like the Barrowlands and the O2 Academy. A relaxed soundtrack for riders and supporters to wind down the weekend.