'I'm trying to take a slower approach' - 2021 Unbound Gravel 200 champion Ian Boswell leans on experience for fifth appearance
Briefly

Ian Boswell, former WorldTour cyclist, returned to racing in 2021, quickly excelling in gravel cycling by winning the Unbound Gravel 200. Despite initially not planning to return yearly, Boswell has consistently placed well over multiple editions. This year's race marks his fifth participation, emphasizing the sport's growing competitiveness and the personal challenges of balancing training with family and work. Boswell reflects on the changing nature of the sport, highlighting the increasing demands and the need for a strategic approach to maintain competitiveness while managing life outside cycling.
"The gravel space and environment has changed a lot, going back just four years. The beauty of it for me was that you could have a pretty balanced lifestyle, still be competitive - you weren't doing 30 to 40-hour weeks."
"I can't believe that if I have a clean run that is 1,000 miles of Unbound. It's always a special event and I think a bit more so this year given it's my fifth."
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