Ray wins Gravel and Tar Femme

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Olivia Ray wins the 2021 Gravel and Tar Classic(Image credit: Gravel and Tar Classic)

Olivia Ray took out the win in the 87km women's Gravel and Tar, jumping clear of Vantage New Zealand teammate Sharlotte Lucas. Rhylee McMullen (Andy Schleck CP NVST - Immo Losch) rounded out the podium.

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Full Results
Pos.	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Olivia Ray (NZl) New Zealand	2:24:28
2	Sharlotte Lucas (NZl) New Zealand	0:00:02
3	Rylee McMullen (NZl) Andy Schleck - CP NVST - Immo Losch
4	Alicia Evans (NZl) New Zealand	0:00:04
5	Josie Wilcox (NZl) Black Dirt Collective	0:00:05
6	Kirsty McCallum (NZl) NZ Cycling Project	0:00:24
7	Henrietta Christie (NZl) NZ Cycling Project	0:00:25
8	Bronwyn MacGregor (NZl) The Tank Guy	0:01:11
9	Katie Richards (NZl) Chain Breakers	0:01:30
10	Georgia Danford (NZl) Andy Schleck - CP NVST - Immo Losch	0:03:59
11	Jeannie Blakemore (NZl) The Tank Guy	0:04:12
12	Stella Nightingale (NZl) Andy Schleck - CP NVST - Immo Losch	0:07:40
13	Ella Wyllie (NZl) NZ Cycling Project	0:08:34
14	Sonia Foote (NZl) Black Dirt Collective	0:08:36
15	Samantha Kingsford (NZl) Black Dirt Collective	0:08:37
16	Lee Boon (NZl) New Zealand	0:09:10
17	Charlotte Spurway (NZl) NZ Cycling Project	0:09:32
18	Aimee Blackmore (NZl) Black Dirt Collective
19	Jenna Borthwick (NZl) NZ Cycling Project	0:10:21
20	Ellie Parry (NZl) The Tank Guy	0:10:26
21	Jorja Swain (NZl) New Zealand	0:10:31
22	Samara Maxwell (NZl) Black Dirt Collective	0:15:41
OTL	Kristine Ford (NZl) Chain Breakers
OTL	Judy Cheng (NZl) Chain Breakers
OTL	Bridget Olphert (NZl) Chain Breakers
DNF	Ione Johnston (NZl) The Tank Guy
DNF	Grace Anderson (NZl) Andy Schleck - CP NVST - Immo Losch
DNF	Bex Hutchinson (NZl) Chain Breakers

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