Migration Gravel: Laurens ten Dam wins stage 1 for men
Women's stage 1 goes to American Betsy Welch
![Scenery in Kenya for Migration Gravel Race 2021](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/EPsYSmrZZQtbULuwmAxMVZ-1098-80.png)
Pos. | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
---|---|---|
1 | Laurens Ten Dam | 4:48:59 |
2 | Suleman Kangangi | 0:12:29 |
3 | Thomas Dekker | 0:22:03 |
4 | Kenneth Karaya | |
5 | Jordan Schleck | 0:35:33 |
6 | Alvaro Galindo Zamarro | 0:35:35 |
7 | John Kariuki | 0:44:48 |
8 | Edwin Keiya | 0:44:49 |
9 | Eric Muhoza | 0:45:45 |
10 | Tom Oosterdijk | 0:45:46 |
Pos. | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
---|---|---|
1 | Betsy Welch | 6:46:00 |
2 | Nancie Akinyi | 0:43:24 |
3 | Dorien Geertsema | 1:24:26 |
4 | Mieke Luten | |
5 | April Kelley | 1:48:38 |
6 | Nicola Greene | 1:56:20 |
7 | Catherine Kariuki | 3:58:07 |
8 | Jane Kawira | 4:13:21 |
DNF | Iman Kagumba |
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