Lenny Ramsey wins women's Highlands Gravel Classic

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Stefanie Sydlik second and Danielle Larson third in Fayetteville

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Lenny Ramsey
Lenny Ramsey (pictured center) won the women's race at the UCI Gravel World Series' Highlands Gravel Classic in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Ramsey covered the 66-mile route in a winning time of 4:37:27 beating runner-up Stefanie Sydlik (pictured left) by 6:02 and third-placed Danielle Larson (pictured right) by 22:59.(Image credit: UCI Gravel World Series' Highlands Gravel Classic)

Lenny Ramsey won the women's race at the UCI Gravel World Series' Highlands Gravel Classic in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Ramsey covered the 70-mile route in a winning time of 4:37:27 beating runner-up Stefanie Sydlik by 6:02 and third-placed Danielle Larson by 22:59.

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Women
Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Lenny Ramsey 4:37:27
2Stefanie Sydlik 0:06:02
3Danielle Larson 0:22:59
4July Hogue 0:29:53
5Mary Breed 1:04:52
6Gabrielle Henry 1:07:19
DNFJenny Park
DNFAshley Hileman
DNSCrystal Denham
DNSJanie Brown

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