Lake Forest Park resident wins 80 mile mountain bike race with a 2 second lead

Shoreline, WALocal News

Tyler Klansnic of Lake Forest Park clinched victory in the 80-mile Gravel Unravel race, finishing just two seconds ahead of the second-place finisher at Worthington Park in Quilcene, WA. The race featured three courses: a short 32-mile route with 4,000 feet of elevation gain, a medium 55-mile route with 6,000 feet of elevation gain, and the challenging 80-mile course boasting 9,000 feet of elevation gain. Klansnic's performance is a testament to his endurance and skill, as he navigated the grueling terrain. The Gravel Unravel race has gained traction among local cycling enthusiasts, highlighting the increasing interest in gravel racing events. Participants praised the event for its scenic routes and tough challenges, which foster community engagement and promote outdoor activities.

Events like this not only showcase local talent but also encourage more residents to participate in cycling. The growing popularity of such races indicates a positive trend for the local cycling community. Klansnic's win may inspire others to take part in future races.

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