Lauren De Crescenzo wins women's SBT GRVL

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Lauren Stephens second, Flavia Oliveira third and Crystal Anthony fourth in Steamboat Springs

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SBT GRVL 2021, a 144 mile gravel race starting and finishing in Steamboat Springs
The 144 mile SBT GRVL 2021(Image credit: Linda Guerrette)

Lauren De Crescenzo (Cinch Elite) took a solo victory at the SBT GRVL race in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. on Sunday. De Crescenzo crossed the line alone taking the win in just under seven hours ahead of US road champion Lauren Stephens (TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank) in second place, Flavia Oliveira (Abus Pro Cycling) in third, and Crystal Anthony (Liv Racing) in fourth, all crossing the line separately.

In what was a double-header off-road racing weekend, many of the riders competing had already raced the Leadville Trail 100 MTB the previous day where Rose Grant won the title.

De Crescenzo was a favourite to win the race having already won Unbound Gravel 200 in June. Last year, De Crescenzo, a former pro that now works as a research assistant at the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), broke the Everesting women's record climbing Hogpen Gap in Georgia a total of 24 times in 9 hours and 57 minutes, reaching an elevation of 8,848 metres in the space of 179km.

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Brief results
Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Lauren De Crescenzo (Cinch Elite) 6:45:36
2Lauren Stephens (TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank) 0:10:00
3Flavia Oliveira Parks (Excel Sports) 0:13:58
4Crystal Anthony (Liv Racing) 0:23:35
5Whitney Allison (Bike Sports) 0:23:38
6Emily Newsom (TIBCO-Silicon Valley Bank) 0:29:15
7Lindsay Goldman 0:45:09
8Tiffany Cromwell (Canyon-SRAM) 0:47:09
9Sofia Gomez Villafane (Clif Pro Team) 0:47:11
10Sammi Runnels 0:50:18
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