#life-time-grand-prix

#life-time-grand-prix

The U23 Development Program provides young cyclists a chance to earn spots in the Life Time Grand Prix through competitive racing.

Michaela Thompson is a rising star in off-road racing, achieving remarkable finishes at a young age and demonstrating commitment to her development.

The Life Time Grand Prix U23 Development Program aims to cultivate young elite cyclists for future competitions.

Life Time Grand Prix 2025 will feature a reduced athlete count and restructured events to enhance the competition and attract more fans.

Changes for 2025 include dropping to 25 male and female athletes, and the introduction of fewer events with a new eligibility criteria for prize money.

Keegan Swenson aims to clinch his third Life Time Grand Prix title at The Rad Dirt Fest amidst a challenging course and strong competition.

Keegan Swenson clinched the overall title for the 2024 Life Time Grand Prix with a victory at the Rad Dirt Fest.

Lauren De Crescenzo secured her third Rad Dirt Fest victory with a remarkable solo performance, finishing 8:10 ahead of her closest competitor. Decker's early attack played a crucial role in her win.

Peter Stetina prioritizes specialized racing focus as he steps back from the Life Time Grand Prix.

Keegan Swenson and Sofia Gomez Villafañe defended their titles in the Life Time Grand Prix series, showcasing remarkable consistency and strong finishes in competitive races.

Sofia Gomez Villafañe and Keegan Swenson won their respective categories at the 41st Chequamegon MTB Festival, showcasing elite mountain biking skills.

Many US gravel racers, including Paige Onweller, prioritize local competitions over the UCI Gravel World Championships to maximize earnings.

The Life Time Grand Prix series will offer more cash at individual events in 2025 but will decrease the overall series prize purse.

Riders can qualify for Unbound Gravel by participating in Rad Dirt Festival in Colorado.