Posts in category Gravel Races

Flannel Grinder by Boundless Locomotion is back for 2023! Registration is open for this unique plaid, mixed terrain event.

The controversial UCI Gravel World Championships rolled through the beautiful scenery of Veneto, Italy and featured cyclocross stars. Watch the race here.

Cyclocrossers took two podium spots in the UCI’s inaugural Gravel World Championships Elite Men’s race. See how it played out and who came out on top.

Say what you want about the 2022 UCI Gravel World Championships, but at least the UCI made viewing the racing widely available without geo-restrictions. Sure, …

The inaugural UCI Gravel World Championships took on the white gravel roads of Veneto, Italy with a rainbow jersey on the line. Full results.

With the increasing popularity of gravel, Lee Waldman discusses our desire to define it and draw lines between between disciplines.

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.

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?

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.

One of the few gravel races to happen in 2020, the Spring Classics-style Shasta Gravel Hugger sets its date for 2021, and looks back on 2020.

While races may seem trivial during this pandemic, many of us look forward to them for an escape. Sadly, Steamboat’s SBT GRVL has been canceled for 2020.

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, …

The UCI made a drastic decision today to merge the 2020 WorldTour with the Cyclocross World Cup in attempt to save the 2020 road season.

The Mid South Gravel race drew 1400+ racers and epic muddy racing to Oklahoma, but was it a good decision by the promoter and racers? John Flack weighs in.

While some racers skipped the 2020 Mid South Gravel race due to COVID-19, 1400+ racers risked community spread and deep red mud. Full men’s results and poll.

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 2020 Sea Otter Classic, after canceling its April dates, has announced its new dates.

The gravel season in Iowa opened with the 100k CIRREM race with balmy conditions and record-breaking times. See video highlights and results.

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.

The Sea Otter Classic has added a professional Gravel Race to its 2020 schedule of races. The event will take place on Sunday, April 19.

Life Time, owner of the Dirty Kanza and Leadville 100, has purchased Utah’s Crusher in the Tushar gravel race.

Carl Decker grabbed his bike and headed to the 2019 Grinduro Japan gravel enduro with buddy Barry Wicks. He shares his experiences and adventures.