In the last 10 years, I have lived on three continents, five countries and about 30+ places. Some of them weren’t longer than a month, one lasted for an entire six...
Read More >>I forgot about the pain. I forgot about how loooooong 100 mi could feel. I forgot about the wind! But four months away from Minnesota did not make me forget how...
Read More >>(This happened mid-Dec 2013 on my way to New Zealand) I probably had the most entertaining and random 48 hours in Hawaii, I could have ever imagine. It all started that...
Read More >>A year ago when I moved to the Midwest I have never heard of gravel racing before. Now, after one season full of gravel I raced 12 amazing gravel races totaling...
Read More >>Trans Iowa was the most epic race for me this year. I was nervous. What did I get myself into? Would I be prepared? What equipment, tool or nutrition am I...
Read More >>It was a gorgeous fall day. In the 50s and sunny. Having learned my lesson from Heck of the North, I enforced my traditional carb-loading the day before. However, instead of...
Read More >>First, thanks to Jeremy and the volunteers for putting on such a great race! This race has once again shown to me that gravel racing is a team sport and the...
Read More >>The stay in a cabin with ten fellow racers the day before the race (thanks to Charlie and his family) set the perfect atmosphere for a successful gravel race weekend –...
Read More >>I had the privilege to participate at Gravel Worlds– a 150 mi gravel race in no other prestigious region than in the middle of the US…Nebraska. The race promoter crew, PCL,...
Read More >>Our goal was to get an affordable mountain bike trip on gravel- and fire roads in the mountains of Colorado. We found it in Leadville. Accommodation The Leadville hostel not only...
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