Jackie Tyson

4 days ago | cyclingnews.com | Jackie Tyson

The prediction for another sprint involving past Unbound Gravel 200 champions Sofia Gomez Villafañe (Specialized Off-road) and Rosa Klöser (Canyon-SRAM-MAAP) to settle podium spots in another elite women's finish in Emporia, Kansas turned out to be true, but this time not able to reach the top spot. Their decisive sprint this year played out with Villafañe edging most-recent champion Klöser for third place, then Cecile Lejeune in fifth and 2021 winner Lauren De Crescenzo in sixth.

6 days ago | msn.com | Jackie Tyson

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6 days ago | cyclingnews.com | Jackie Tyson |Simone Giuliani

The seven riders who earned spots in the invitation-only Life Time Grand Prix were announced a day after the dust from Unbound Gravel 200 on Saturday. Cameron Jones led the selection in the men's division after his victory in Emporia and was joined by Andrew L’Esperance, Matthew Wilson and Skyler Taylor who completed the four berths for men. The three women earning spots in the Grand Prix were Haley Dumke, Laurel Quinones and Leah Van der Linden.

6 days ago | msn.com | Jackie Tyson

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6 days ago | cyclingnews.com | Jackie Tyson

Mie Bjørndal Ottestad (Uno-X Mobility) used a solo breakaway to capture a signature victory on stage 2 of Tour of Norway Women, and with the results captured the overall title on home soil. Wearing the colours as Norwegian national champion, Ottestad caught and passed lone attacker Daniek Hengeveld (Ceratizit Pro Cycling) with 22km to go and continued for a double celebration in the two-day race.