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Gravel Earth Series: Geerike Schreurs dominates five days at Oregon Trail Gravel while Cameron Jones retakes lead from Ian Boswell on final stage for men's overall

Geerike Schreurs Cameron Jones Ian Boswell Karolina Migoń GRAVEL EARTH SERIES Earth Oregon PAS Racing Peter Stetina Cascade
Women's GC podium finishers after five days at Oregon Trail Gravel (L to R): third placed Jen Tavé, second-placed Karolina Migoń and winner Geerike Schreurs.

Geerike Schreurs (Specialized-Off road) led from start to finish in the women's overall at the five-stage Oregon Trail Gravel Grinder while Cameron Jones (Scott Sports USA) unseated Ian Boswell (Wahoo Specialized) from the top men's spot on the final stage for the men's title.

This was the seventh edition of the US gravel stage race, which is part of the Gravel Earth Series for elite riders, who stacked up 334 miles (537km) and 31,200 feet (9,500m) of climbing across five days in the Cascade mountains. The race features completely different terrain on each stage, including volcanic landscapes in the Pacific north-west of the United States.

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