Race Across America (RAAM), is an annual ultra-distance cycling race that has been held since 1982, running from the west coast to the east coast of the United States. The route is approximately 4,800 km long and the race typically lasts about a week. Unlike traditional stage races like the Tour de France, RAAM is a continuous race with no designated stages — riders race non-stop and decide for themselves when to rest and eat.

Race Across America, s kratico RAAM, je vsakoletna ultramaratonska kolesarska dirka, ki od leta 1982 poteka med zahodno in vzhodno obalo ZDA v dolžini trase približno 4800 km in traja približno en teden. Dirka se od običajnih etapnih kolesarskih dirk, kot je Tour de France, razlikuje po tem, da ni razdeljena na posamezne etape, ampak vseskozi poteka, dirkači pa si sami določijo čas za počitek in hrano.