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Minimum maintenance roads, 'gut kick' climbs, oil rigs and open range cattle – A detailed look at what the Unbound Gravel 200 course has in store

'MMR, B roads, are all potentially muddy, rocky, grassy. The goal isn't easy, it's safe' says Emporia native and Life Time manager Kristi Mohn

Cycling News

Bitcoin's Rally To $112,000: Yes, It's Different This Time

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) briefly surged past $112,000 on Wednesday, marking a fresh all-time high and reigniting debate over whether the crypto market is entering a new bullish cycle or settling into a period of institutional-led maturity.

Benzinga

Who will win the 2025 Unbound Gravel 200? - Examining a stacked field to uncover the favourites

Running a ruler over the contenders, from defending champion Rosa Klöser to Traka 360 winner Tobias Kongstad

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Drawing a line in the gravel - Will anti-drafting rules create structure or friction in Life Time Grand Prix competitions?

Lauren De Crescenzo shares thoughts on enforcement and punishment for new regulations to make races 'more fair'

Cycling News

New tech and crazy hacks: Mega Unbound Gravel tech gallery

Everything we spotted across three days at the world's biggest gravel race

Cycling News

The Storm Are Noelle Quinn’s Blank Canvas, and She’s Painting Intently

The turnover in Seattle has led to a rebuilding year, and the coach is making the most of it.

Sports Illustrated

The history of gravel racing - cycling's newest trend is older than it looks

“You have to know the past to understand the present.” With global coverage, oversubscribed lotteries resulting in huge turn outs, and superstar names riding for both money and kicks. It's safe to say gravel racing has landed. But how did we get here?

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How Unbound Gravel went viral

Rebecca 'queen of pain' Rusch inspired a movement that grew Unbound from 34 to 4,000 participants in 17 years

Cycling News

Unbound Gravel and the evolution of gravel bikes

How gravel bikes started tame, got wild, then returned to where they started

Cycling News

What next for Phil Schofield? Dancing On Ice, The Cube and awkward Holly friendship circle

As This Morning continues without Phillip Schofield on the famous blue sofa, we take a look at what's next for the broadcaster's career and life following his sudden exit from the ITV daytime show

Daily Mirror

Hosts Dan Hughes and Carolyn Gracie depart QVC as parent company announces layoffs

QVC has ended its partnership with longtime program hosts Dan Hughes and Carolyn Gracie.

Los Angeles Times

2022 Was the Year We Said Baa-Bye to the GOATS

The year in retirements began with a bit of a false alarm. But even without Tom Brady, the 2022 class of retired athletes is a peerless group.

Sports Illustrated

Matt Hancock will be I'm a Celebrity's 'laughing stock', says ex political advisor

A leading PR expert predicts Matt Hancock will 'suffer' if he appears on I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! later this month, with the British public ready to 'punish' the former health secretary for his political and personal mistakes

Daily Mirror

A City Prepares to Say Goodbye to Its Greatest Sports Icon

As Sue Bird brings her career to an end in the only WNBA home she’s known for 19 seasons, the impression she’s left is unlike any other athlete in the city’s history.

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Larry Stone: Can second-year coach Noelle Quinn lead the Storm to another WNBA title?

As the Seattle Storm enter the playoffs Thursday in pursuit of their fifth WNBA championship, numerous poignant story lines are percolating.

Chicago Sun-Times

James Wade is Sky’s championship salesman

Wade envisioned the Sky as WNBA champ, but his empowering style is what got them there.

Chicago Sun-Times

There’s not much dispute about ‘Sloot’

A stroke of fortune landed point guard Courtney Vandersloot with Sky, and she has turned herself and her team into champs.

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