OGC Racing
OGC Racing is a focused, performance-minded program competing across gravel, mountain bike, and ultra/bikepacking.
The roster is intentionally limited, centered on local riders who are committed to progressing within their discipline and bring a clear, thoughtful approach to racing, with room to grow over time.
Riders share resources, support one another, and continue to develop together while building this program in a measured, sustainable way.
This effort is supported by partners who believe in what we’re building, including Experience Fayetteville, The Bicycle Station, and Premier Training Systems.
Meet the Team
Andrew is an endurance cyclist specializing in ultra-distance racing and bikepacking.
He spent several years in the climbing and skiing industry across Utah and Alaska before returning to Arkansas, a background that shaped his approach to endurance with a focus on durability, efficiency, and decision-making in demanding environments.
He has taken on some of the most challenging events in the sport, including the Tour Divide, completing the route in 15 days, 11 hours on a singlespeed. While he can compete at the pointy end of local and regional one-day races, his primary focus is ultra-distance bikepacking, where he has proven his ability to compete at a high level and continues to build toward more international efforts.
Beyond racing, Andrew is the founder of Ozark Gravel Cyclists and the event director behind DOOM, a grassroots bikepacking event built around challenging terrain and a strong community ethos, while also working as an Event Production Manager with Life Time across Unbound Gravel, The Rad, and Little and Big Sugar.
When he’s not racing or working on events, Andrew is typically riding, refining systems for the next effort, or spending time within the cycling community that continues to shape his approach to the sport.
Andrew Onermaa
Ryan is an endurance cyclist specializing in gravel and marathon mountain bike racing. Originally from Minnesota, he began riding recreationally at age 11 before entering the high school racing scene through NICA. His early introduction to competitive mountain biking sparked a passion for endurance racing and the science behind athletic performance.
Seeking year-round riding opportunities, Ryan moved south to attend the University of Arkansas, where he earned his bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science and is currently pursuing a Master of Science in the same field. His academic focus complements his athletic career, allowing him to apply principles of physiology, training adaptation, and recovery directly to his preparation and race strategy.
Ryan’s race calendar centers on premier gravel and marathon mountain bike events across the United States. He has competed in major endurance races including Unbound Gravel, the Leadville Trail 100 MTB, and Big Sugar Gravel, along with numerous regional gravel and MTB competitions. He thrives in events that demand durability, strategic pacing, and careful attention to fueling and preparation.
Beyond racing, Ryan enjoys coaching cyclists and helping athletes improve through evidence-based training methods. His favorite aspect of the sport is the intersection of science and performance, continually experimenting with training, nutrition, and recovery to better understand how the body adapts to endurance demands.
When he’s not riding or working, Ryan can usually be found drinking coffee, eating large amounts of food, and spending time with friends and family.
Ryan Sellner
Lance Lakoski
