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CyclistCyclist Magazine Podcast episode 106: Unbound Gravel 2024, racing with British champ Danni ShrosbreeThis week on the Cyclist Magazine Podcast, James and Will are joined by gravel pro, Danni Shrosbree. Danni became British gravel national champ in 2022, then in 2023 raced to a storming fourth place on her debut at Unbound Gravel, arguably the worlds hardest gravel race 200 unsupported miles (320km) across the Kansas prairies. Danni tells us why this was one of the most chaotic races of her life, from shacking up with strangers (the hotels were full) to having her race all but ended by freak storms. And she didnt even pack a paint stick (what and whys that? stay tuned). This weekend, 1st June, Danni will race Unbound Gravel 2024, and here she gives us a behind the scenes look at just how it all works.Interview begins at 9.08Follow Danni on Instagram@Danni_Shrosbreeand onher YouTube channelUnbound Gravel takes place on the weekend of 1st June from 10.50pm BST.For live coverage of the womens Unbound Gravel 2024 follow@UnboundGravel; for live coverage of the mens follow@LifeTimeGrandPrixListen toCyclist Magazine Podcast episode 106 now on AcastCheck outall episodesAlso available wherever you get your podcastsDid you knowCyclistis also stunning monthly magazine? Subscribe now atstore.cyclist.co.uk/cycpodand get every issue for less than in the shops, delivered straight to your door. Related Posts Its like Glastonbury for bikes: Inside the epic Unbound gravel race Unbound Gravel pro bike: Danni Shrosbrees Factor Ostro Gravel Felt Breed Carbon Advanced review Little ride on the prairie: Unbound Gravel sportive review The post Cyclist Magazine Podcast episode 106: Unbound Gravel 2024, racing with British champ Danni Shrosbree appeared first on Cyclist.

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