The Druid City Bicycle Club (DCBC) is a dedicated cycling community-based in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, committed to promoting the joys of cycling for riders of all levels. Established as a hub for local cyclists, the club organizes group rides, social events, and cycling-related activities throughout the year. The DCBC fosters a strong camaraderie among its members and works to enhance the local cycling infrastructure, advocating for safer roads and better cycling conditions in the region. One of the club's most prominent events is the Hot Hundred, a highly regarded century ride that has been a staple in the Southeast cycling scene since its inception in 2003. Held annually, the Hot Hundred offers a variety of routes ranging from 30 to 116 miles, catering to cyclists of all skill levels. The event is known for its scenic routes through the rolling hills of Tuscaloosa and the surrounding countryside.  Strambecco Rates the Hot Hundred is a best-in-class event and one of the best road cycling events in the Southeast. The Hot Hundred is more than just a ride; it's also a charitable event that raises funds for the Tuscaloosa Mental Health Alliance. Cyclists can enjoy well-organized rest stops, a supportive atmosphere, and the satisfaction of contributing to a worthy cause. The event has earned a reputation as one of the best road cycling events in the Southeast, drawing participants from across the country.