Unbound Gravel past winners

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Champions 2006-2020

Colin Strickland left the front of the race around mile 95 in a technical area with steep climbs and deep rock. He rode on own for the next five hours to take the win.

Colin Strickland won the last edition of Unbound Gravel 200 in 2019 (Image credit: Wil Matthews)
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Past winners Unbound Gravel 200 - men
YearRider NameHeader Cell - Column 2
2020Race cancelledRow 0 - Cell 2
2019Colin StricklandRow 1 - Cell 2
2018Ted KingRow 2 - Cell 2
2017Mat StephensRow 3 - Cell 2
2016Ted KingRow 4 - Cell 2
2015Yuri HauswaldRow 5 - Cell 2
2014Brian JensenRow 6 - Cell 2
2013Dan HughesRow 7 - Cell 2
2012Dan HughesRow 8 - Cell 2
2011Dan HughesRow 9 - Cell 2
2010Corey GodfreyRow 10 - Cell 2
2009Michael MarchandRow 11 - Cell 2
2008Cameron ChambersRow 12 - Cell 2
2007Steve GuetzelmanRow 13 - Cell 2
2006Dan HughesRow 14 - Cell 2
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Past winners Unbound Gravel 200 - women
2020Race cancelledRow 0 - Cell 2
2019Amity RockwellRow 1 - Cell 2
2018Kaitlin KeoughRow 2 - Cell 2
2017Alison TetrickRow 3 - Cell 2
2016Amanda NaumanRow 4 - Cell 2
2015Amanda NaumanRow 5 - Cell 2
2014Rebecca RuschRow 6 - Cell 2
2013Rebecca RuschRow 7 - Cell 2
2012Rebecca RuschRow 8 - Cell 2
2011Betsy ShogrenRow 9 - Cell 2
2010Emily BrockRow 10 - Cell 2
2009N/ARow 11 - Cell 2
2008Kristen HighRow 12 - Cell 2
2007Leslie HiemenzRow 13 - Cell 2
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