Unbound Gravel past winners

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Champions for men and women 2006-2021

Ian Boswell

Ian Boswell leads Laurens ten Dam en route to winning Unbound Gravel 200 (Image credit: Wil Matthews)
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Past winners Unbound Gravel 200 - men
YearRider NameHeader Cell - Column 2
2021Ian BoswellRow 0 - Cell 2
2020Race cancelledRow 1 - Cell 2
2019Colin StricklandRow 2 - Cell 2
2018Ted KingRow 3 - Cell 2
2017Mat StephensRow 4 - Cell 2
2016Ted KingRow 5 - Cell 2
2015Yuri HauswaldRow 6 - Cell 2
2014Brian JensenRow 7 - Cell 2
2013Dan HughesRow 8 - Cell 2
2012Dan HughesRow 9 - Cell 2
2011Dan HughesRow 10 - Cell 2
2010Corey GodfreyRow 11 - Cell 2
2009Michael MarchandRow 12 - Cell 2
2008Cameron ChambersRow 13 - Cell 2
2007Steve GuetzelmanRow 14 - Cell 2
2006Dan HughesRow 15 - Cell 2
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Past winners Unbound Gravel 200 - women
YearRider NameRow 0 - Cell 2
2021Lauren De CrescenzoRow 1 - Cell 2
2020Race CancelledRow 2 - Cell 2
2019Amity RockwellRow 3 - Cell 2
2018Kaitlin KeoughRow 4 - Cell 2
2017Alison TetrickRow 5 - Cell 2
2016Amanda NaumanRow 6 - Cell 2
2015Amanda NaumanRow 7 - Cell 2
2014Rebecca RuschRow 8 - Cell 2
2013Rebecca RuschRow 9 - Cell 2
2012Rebecca RuschRow 10 - Cell 2
2011Betsy ShogrenRow 11 - Cell 2
2010Emily BrockRow 12 - Cell 2
2009N/ARow 13 - Cell 2
2008Kristen HighRow 14 - Cell 2
2007Leslie HiemenzRow 15 - Cell 2
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