Laurens ten Dam organises Dirty Kanza substitute

Dirty Kanzelled gravel event
Dirty Kanzelled echoes the values of America's Dirty Kanza event (image credit: Dirty Kanzelled) (Image credit: Dirty Kanzelled)

Gravel riders disappointed that Dirty Kanza has been postponed to September can take solace in the participation of Dirty Kanzelled.

In lieu of the Kansas gravel grinding event’s 30 May race day not happening, gravel riders are encouraged to follow direction from former road pro turned gravel bike adventurer, Laurens ten Dam.

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Lance Branquinho is a Namibian born media professional, with 15-years of experience in technology and engineering journalism covering anything with wheels. Being from Namibia, he knows a good gravel road when he sees one, and he has raced some of Africa’s best-known mountain bike stage races, such as Wines2Wales and Berg&Bush.