Our race has been around for over two decades. Twenty years of desert landscapes, adventures, laughter, tears, excitement, and memories. Over the years, we’ve met more than 6,000 cyclists—people eager to embark on an experience that would change their lives forever.
But when we look back, we see that, of those 6,000 participants, just over 500 are women.
In 2025, we celebrated our 20th anniversary and worked hard to make the team a more inclusive space. We did this, among other things, by changing the way we communicate with you, offering training sessions and advice tailored specifically for women, and striving to balance the number of riders in the elite women’s and men’s categories. We did this by putting “She” before “Titan.”
Two years later, SheTitan is here to stay. It’s an umbrella term for all the initiatives aimed at making the Titan World Series a more inclusive community.
Our goal is to reach a point where 100 women compete in the Škoda Titan Desert Morocco. That number—#one100women—would set a historic participation record for the race. That is our commitment, and we are going to work toward it.
If this project interests you and you want to lead the way, welcome to SheTitan.
Breaking entry barriers
Share information and specialized training to prepare women for participation in endurance sports, ensuring that they have the knowledge and preparation necessary to compete in the race.
Cooperation spirit
To create a strong network of mentoring and support among women, promoting and inclusive and motivating environment, which is charateristic of the Titan World Series.
Visibility and recognition
To increase the visibility and recognition of the achievement of women’s sports in media, explaining their story and thus helping to inspire future generations.
Set new milestones
#one100women is just the tip of the iceberg. A first and ambitious project within a bigger idea: to encourage women’s participation in endurance and adventure sports.
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