Gravel and good intentions: Heart of Gold gravel race to benefit youth mental wellness
In addition to serving as Nevada County’s District 5 supervisor, Hardy Bullock is an avid cyclist.
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Truckee Tahoe Gravel Race and Festival returns in June
In partnership with Bike Monkey, Visit Truckee-Tahoe has announced its sponsorship of the third annual Truckee Tahoe Gravel Race & Festival, back from a hiatus of two years - previously known as the Truckee Dirt Fondo.
Colleen Dalton Carlos Perez Dave Polivy High Fives Foundation Truckee Town Council Tahoe National Forest
Source: southtahoenow.com
Truckee Tahoe Gravel Race and Festival returns in June
In partnership with Bike Monkey, Visit Truckee-Tahoe has announced its sponsorship of the third annual Truckee Tahoe Gravel Race & Festival, back from a hiatus of two years - previously known as the Truckee Dirt Fondo.
Colleen Dalton Carlos Perez Dave Polivy High Fives Foundation Truckee Town Council Tahoe National Forest
Source: southtahoenow.com
$4,000 Pro Purse at Stetina's Paydirt Gravel Race: For Women Only
This Saturday, May 21, Stetina's Paydirt Gravel Race will finally take place in the Pine Nut Mountains near Carson City, Nevada.
Carson City United States Pine Nut Mountains Pete Stetina Lisa Parsons Shutterstock Stetina High Fives Foundation
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'Beautifully punishing' Levi's GranFondo returns, with new wrinkles
Goodbye, Santa Rosa: popular cycling event will now start and finish on Windsor Town Green
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Stetina's Paydirt has women-only prize money, unique time bonuses
Already have an account? Pete Stetina is a gravel racer, and a gravel racer promoter. For his Sept. 11 race, Stetina’s Paydirt, Stetina is offering a cash payout only for the women, and has time bonuses for things like riding a mechanical bull and lassoing a keg with a tire. “Throughout my career the women raced early and got less exposure than the men, and I’ve thought about that, a lot,” Stetina said. “I can’t fix it alone, but if everyone who thought about equality in cycling did...
Source: velonews.com