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Marcie Leemore
Marcie Leemore
Director of Enrichment Programs

UNC vs. Duke Rivalry Peloton Ride

Saturday, Oct. 15 | 11 a.m. (EST)
Wherever You Are
We’ll mail you your #RivalryRide badge magnet after the ride. See how.

Time subject to change based on game time announcement.

OK, Tar Heel Peloton-ers … It’s rivalry time. Turn up your gear, bring all the heat and prepare for our own #BattleoftheBlues. Here’s how:

  • Ride at 11 a.m. (EST): Search for Tunde Oyeneyin’s on-demand 30 minute Pop Ride from Sept. 18. Be sure to start the ride exactly at 11 a.m. (EST) so all riders begin at the same time. Don’t join a “session” – just join the regular ride.

In order to be counted as a participant, add the #UNCTarHeels tag to your Peloton profile. To make it easier to spot fellow Heels, make #UNCTarHeels your primary leaderboard tag. Duke alumni and fans will be using #ForeverDuke. See more information on how to add tags to your Peloton profile.

After the ride, we’ll compare:

  • Number of UNC vs. Duke riders
  • Average total output of UNC vs. Duke riders

Don’t have a Peloton bike? You can still get your competition on by downloading the Peloton app and starting a 60-day free trial with your own bike.

Let us know you’ll be there, and keep up with the latest details and updates on the Facebook event page.

On your mark … get set … jump around! Ahem, we mean … ride … or run.

Feb. 5, 2022 Stat Recap

  • FINAL: UNC won the Rivalry Ride and Duke won the Rivalry Run in the Battle of the Blues.
  • UNC won the ride, generating 27,884 kj of total output vs. Duke’s 25,785 kj of total output (total output based on the top 98 riders for each team). UNC also had 150 riders vs. Duke’s 98 riders.
  • Duke won the Run, generating 3,949 kj of total output vs. UNC’s 3,249 kj of total output (total output based on the top seven runners for each team). Duke had 10 runners vs. UNC’s seven runners.

March 5, 2022 Stat Recap

Coming soon!

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