Saint Francis Tulsa Tough

The Saint Francis Tulsa Tough Corporate Sportif isn’t just about getting your employees across the finish line... it’s about building a team that rides, celebrates, and has a little fun together. It's about providing your team the chance to have a little recess break during the normal workload.

Every year, we bring our Sportif teams together after the event for one heck of a dinner- featuring food and drinks from some of our incredible sponsors, plenty of laughs, and awards for everything from most participants to best jerseys (and a few categories that get a little more competitive than expected).

It’s one of our favorite nights of the year, and we want your company at the table in 2027.. plus, we had three teams kind of totally dominate the podium this year, and we want them to feel the heat JUST a little 😉

Build your team. Rally your coworkers. RIDE YOUR BIKES. Then come celebrate with us. And the cool part? This year, for the first time ever, your team registration also includes memberships to our ride groups, including our Diva's and Project Dudeman.. feel free to message us on our socials to find out more information.

While we’re not quite ready to wish summer away, we are starting to get excited for a weekend of gravel, good friends, campfires, and a little fall weather..

Osage Passage is just around the corner 🍂🚲

For funsies (and maybe a piece of throwback merch for one lucky person), what’s your favorite fall activity? You don’t get brownie points for saying it’s riding with us, but we also won’t disagree

Our hearts at SFTT are with the riders, families, friends, and cycling community mourning the loss of cyclists last night.

Cycling is a community that stretches far beyond our own roads and events-- and tonight, that community is hurting. We’re holding everyone affected in our thoughts and standing with our fellow riders.

If we had a Saint Francis Tulsa Tough book club, this work of art would definitely be on it

There’s something pretty special about riding alongside butterflies.

Inspired by Bicycling with Butterflies, we’ve made planting milkweed alongside Osage Passage an annual tradition. The book is a beautiful reminder that protecting the places we love can start with something as simple as putting a plant in the ground.

Every year, we plant milkweed along the ride because we want Osage Passage to be about more than miles and gravel. It’s about celebrating the landscape, caring for it, and hopefully leaving it a little better than we found it.

Come ride with us through the Osage. Experience the champagne gravel, take in the views, and keep an eye out for the butterflies that call this place home during their migration... and want more info on the butterfly migration, including the story of how Sara Dykman truly cycled alongside them for almost a year? Check out her book, pictured here.

Make sure you sign up soon- this won't be one to miss!

Osage Passage Online Registration BikeReg - online cycling event registration

Registration is open, and we are beyond excited to Ride Fast and Camp Slow with you.. slight changes to the start mean that you’ll truly be riding on champagne gravel.

https://www.bikereg.com/osage-passage

Hello Saint Francis Tulsa Tough Racers,

First, we want to sincerely apologize for the delays and issues surrounding prize payouts following this year’s Saint Francis Tulsa Tough. We know this process has not met the standard that you expect- or that we expect of ourselves- and we appreciate your patience as we’ve worked through these challenges.

The good news is that payout checks have been mailed using the addresses provided during race registration. However, we’ve had several dozen checks returned due to incorrect or outdated mailing addresses.

If you have not yet received your payout, please email [email protected] with the following information:

-Your full name
-Your current and correct mailing address

Our team will verify your information and get a replacement check mailed to you as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your patience, your understanding, and for being part of the Saint Francis Tulsa Tough community. We appreciate your support and are committed to making this right. We look forward to seeing you back on the course next year, and with any luck… in less rain!

Sincerely,

The Saint Francis Tulsa Tough Team

How do you follow up a 200-mile gravel race? Well, if you are Matthew Wilson, you head a few hundred miles south, swap wheels on your Scott Addict Gravel bike, and solo to victory at one of the biggest criterium races in the United States.

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