Unbound Gravel past winners 2024

Keegan Swenson wins the pro men's 200 at Unbound Gravel in 2023 (Image credit: SnowyMountain Photography)

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Past winners Unbound Gravel 200 - men
Year	Rider Name
2023	Keegan Swenson
2022	Ivar Slik
2021	Ian Boswell
2020	Race cancelled
2019	Colin Strickland
2018	Ted King
2017	Mat Stephens
2016	Ted King
2015	Yuri Hauswald
2014	Brian Jensen
2013	Dan Hughes
2012	Dan Hughes
2011	Dan Hughes
2010	Corey Godfrey
2009	Michael Marchand
2008	Cameron Chambers
2007	Steve Guetzelman
2006	Dan Hughes

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Past winners Unbound Gravel 200 - women
Year	Rider Name	Header Cell - Column 2
2023	Carolin Schiff	Row 0 - Cell 2
2022	Sofia Gomez Villafane	Row 1 - Cell 2
2021	Lauren De Crescenzo	Row 2 - Cell 2
2020	Race Cancelled	Row 3 - Cell 2
2019	Amity Rockwell	Row 4 - Cell 2
2018	Kaitlin Keough	Row 5 - Cell 2
2017	Alison Tetrick	Row 6 - Cell 2
2016	Amanda Nauman	Row 7 - Cell 2
2015	Amanda Nauman	Row 8 - Cell 2
2014	Rebecca Rusch	Row 9 - Cell 2
2013	Rebecca Rusch	Row 10 - Cell 2
2012	Rebecca Rusch	Row 11 - Cell 2
2011	Betsy Shogren	Row 12 - Cell 2
2010	Emily Brock	Row 13 - Cell 2
2009	N/A	Row 14 - Cell 2
2008	Kristen High	Row 15 - Cell 2
2007	Leslie Hiemenz	Row 16 - Cell 2

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