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The Rad Dirt Fest added as ‘wildcard’ in the Life Time Grand Prix Series

Kevin Curry

Jan 13, 2023 — 1 min read

The Rad Dirt Fest has been added as the ‘wildcard’ race in the Life Time Grand Prix series. The Trinidad, Colorado event brings the total number of races in the Grand Prix to seven, with riders able to take their best five out of seven results for the overall standings.

2023 Life Time Grand Prix races

April 22: 100K cross-country mountain bike race in the Fuego XL at the Life Time Sea Otter Classic presented by Continental in Monterey, California
June 3: 200-mile Garmin Unbound Gravel presented by Craft Sportswear in Emporia,
Kansas
July 8: 69-mile Life Time Crusher in the Tushar presented by The Creamery in Beaver, Utah
August 12: 104-mile Stages Cycling Leadville Trail 100 MTB in Leadville, Colorado
September 16: 40-mile Life Time Chequamegon MTB presented by Trek in Cable, Wisconsin
September 30: 110-mile The Rad Dirt Fest in Trinidad, Colorado
October 21: 100-mile Life Time Big Sugar Gravel presented by Mazda in Bentonville,
Arkansas (this event is a mandatory tie breaker)

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