Rosa Klöser is The Closer from Germany. The Unbound Gravel 200 Elite Women’s race featured a solo breakaway by a former winner, but came down to an 11-strong pack to contest the last 30 miles. See the results.
The Unbound Gravel 200 Elite Men’s race featured breakaways and upsets. See the early race results from the second stop of the Life Time Grand Pix in Emporia, Kansas.
2627 racers signed up for adventure at the 2021 Unbound Gravel. Didn’t make the trip? Relive the day with this highlight video.
The name might be different, but the picturesque nature and brutal challenge is the same. Experience Unbound Gravel in our photo gallery.
Lauren de Crescenzo, the comeback queen, is now the queen of gravel. Unbound Gravel 200 women’s results:
Four retired road pros who raced in Europe swept the top four spots at the 2021 Unbound Gravel 200 race. See who conquered Kansas.
The Unbound Gravel event is entering its 15th year. We take a look back at the previous winners of the 200-mile race formerly known as DK200. Who will add their name to this list?
Cyclocrossers, World Tour racers and dark horses converge in Kansas for the Unbound Gravel this weekend. Here are some names to watch.
A gravel event across northern Utah may be challenging during normal times, but during a pandemic? Robert Kennedy and John Hernandez are bucking the trend …
“There’s a difference though between events being allowed and them being morally right,” said Grinduro’s Amanda Schaper in our exclusive interview about the 2020 event’s cancelation.
The event known as “Dirty Kanza,” but now simply refered to as “DK” by the organizers, has been canceled for 2020. We spoke with the event director about the news.
Pademic postponement, a fired founder and two petitions to change the name. Life Time’s “The World’s Premier Gravel Race” faces an uncertain, bumpy road.
We caught up with Grinduro’s Amanda Schaper to learn more about the 2020 venue change, what racers can look forward to, and planning an event in a pandemic.
Life Time and the Kaw Nation respond to the name change campaign in an open letter, and Torres ends the petition.
Today, a petition was launched to change the name of the Dirty Kanza gravel race. We sat down with the campaign’s creator, Christina Torres, to learn more.
To the surprise of no one, the 2020 Lost and Found gravel race won’t take place in June. To the surprise of many, it won’t be rescheduled.
A few weeks ago we reached out to Dirty Kanza’s founder Jim Cummins as to the potential cancellation or rescheduling of the gravel race. Today, …
Epic mud? Global pandemic? Neither slowed the top women in a muddy race of survival at the 2020 Mid South Gravel. Full women’s results.
The Easton Overland gravel team is back for 2020 with six racers and six different brands of bikes. See the new roster, bike brands and video.
How can we perform better, recover faster? Christie Aschwanden reveals what works and what doesn’t in her book “Good to Go” and talks ’cross and gravel with us.
Gravel racing is coming to the Eastern Sierra’s Mammoth Lakes this fall. See our Q&A with the promoter, and get the full event and registration details.
The 2020 SugarCane 200 gravel race may have been cut short by 50 miles, but it grew in star power and attendance. We look at the unique Florida Everglades event.
We’ve been riding the Super Professional flat bar cyclocross bike that All-City Cycles unveiled today. Will it crush your dreams or be the subject of them?
Emily Cameron won the 2019 Collegiate Club Cyclocross National Championship in just her second race riding her Giant TCX Advanced Pro bike.
The white roads of the Strade Bianche and Milan – San Remo are in Mathieu van der Poel’s plans for his 2020 road racing calendar.
After close calls the last two years, Eric Brunner won a U23 National Championship in 2019 aboard his Blue Norcross Team Edition cyclocross bike.
The week of the 2019 Bogense Worlds was a busy one, with memorable results from two of the sport’s best and news about the 2022 Worlds coming to the U.S.
2019 saw the SRAM eTap AXS and Shimano GRX groupsets make their way into cyclocross, and more Elite racers opted for tubeless ‘cross tires.
UCI calendars are changing both here in North American and Europe thanks to rule enforcement and the purchase of the World Cup series by Flanders Classics.
In the latest sign of gravel’s growth, WorldTour teams sent riders to the Dirty Kanza 200 and other “alternative events” and it went pretty alright.