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Experience the adrenaline rush of the highest-speed electric unicycle and one-wheel races in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Join a community of shredders pushing their limits of one-wheel and EUC performances. Amped electric games, USA/EUC, and USA/FLT sanctioned.

RACE CALENDAR: August 27th-29th, 2027

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     This race is located at I-81 Motorsports Park, in Greeneville, Tennessee, in the heart of the beautiful Appalachian mountains. 

     Appalachia Shredfest will include amateur and pro class racing for Electric unicycle and One-wheel male and female participants, and a teen class for riders under 17 years of age. A six mile timed enduro race, that is definitely not for the faint of heart, will open the competition, followed by a timed short track, that will undoubtedly put the racer's skills to the test. The main event will be held on the motocross track, when after qualifying, there will be heat races and a final.

      First, Second, and Third place trophies will be awarded for all three events, followed by the crowning of the Appalachia Shredfest King and Queen for the top rider of all three combined races and the presentation of the coveted "Squach trophy"!

OFFICIAL APPLALCHIA SHREDFEST GEAR

KNOW BEFORE YOU SHRED

Prepare for high-octane action in the heart of the Appalachians. From technical terrain to safety protocols, we ensure your experience is as safe as it is exhilarating.

Headquartered in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The event grounds are open to the public for viewing, with dedicated spectator zones and parking available. Camping RV and tent sites are available. Showers and restrooms for racers, campers, and spectators are open. Concessions through the weekend will be at the main building for breakfast, lunch, supper.

Safety First
  • Wear high-visibility safety gear and helmets.
  • Check your unicycle battery and tire pressure before arrival.
  • Stay hydrated and take frequent breaks during long rides.
  • Follow all course markers and safety marshals.
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