Unbound Gravel

Unbound Gravel, formerly Dirty Kanza, is a premier annual gravel cycling race in Kansas' Flint Hills. Known for its challenging terrain and scenic routes, it draws thousands of riders worldwide, eager to test their endurance and skills across unpaved, rugged roads. Since 2006, it has evolved from a grassroots event to a prestigious race in the gravel cycling community.
The race offers various distances, ranging from 40 to 560km, catering to a wide range of cyclists from amateur enthusiasts to professional athletes. With its combination of natural beauty, Unbound Gravel is not just a race, but a celebration of adventure and the spirit of gravel cycling.

The Unbound Gravel 200-mile race is the flagship event of the Unbound Gravel series, drawing cyclists from around the globe to Kansas for an unparalleled gravel racing experience.
Covering 200 miles of the rugged and scenic Flint Hills, this race challenges all types of participants with its demanding terrain, unpredictable weather, and distance. Riders navigate through a mix of rolling hills, rough gravel roads, and remote countryside, testing their endurance and mental toughness. The Unbound Gravel 200-mile race stands as a true testament to the resilience and determination of the gravel cyclists.

PAS Racing Team will be competing in this years’ edition.