The SCOTT gravel squad showed up in force this year, bringing serious firepower not only for the Unbound 200 but also for the mind-bending Unbound XL—a 350-mile, unsupported race through the night. SCOTT athletes put it all on the line and came away with three podiums, including the Unbound 200 crown. Check out all their stories below and follow these incredible athletes.
Cameron Jones joined the breakaway at mile 50 and never took his foot off the gas until crossing the finish line 150 miles later. Cam not only left the pro field in the dust but set a new course record, crushing the 9-hour barrier with a final time of 8:37:09.
US National Champion and SCOTT-SRAM athlete Bjorn Riley is a creative both on and off the bike. To mark his National Title and his first year racing Elite, he has created his very own Spark RC, adorned with his signature, expressive artistic style.
Nestled next to the Bent Creek trail system, MustAsheville is committed to elevating its thriving cycling community—while also making a difference through local dog rescue. We spoke with owner Jeff Stone to learn how the shop supports riders of all levels, from last-minute trail repairs to pre-ride fueling.
The Whiskey 50 blends challenge, celebration, and community into one unforgettable race weekend. For SCOTT athlete Hannah Otto, it’s a staple on her calendar—where she battles brutal climbs, feeds off the crowd’s energy, and keeps coming back for more.
You're the Gravel National Champ, and you just picked up your custom Addict Gravel—what’s the first thing you do? If you’re Brennan Wertz, you head straight into the mountains of your hometown, the place that inspired your training and has been the backdrop of your cycling journey.
The bike is loaded: one pair of non-riding clothes, one riding kit (wearing), camera, flip-flops, bottles, snacks, credit card, and one northbound train ticket. That’s how Tanner Stephens and Diana Drew started a four-day bike adventure on California’s central coast.
