Could Drop Bar Mountain Bikes Dominate the 2025 Leadville Trail 100?
Briefly

The Leadville Trail 100 is an annual mountain bike race held in Leadville, Colorado, spanning 100 miles of challenging terrain in the Rocky Mountains. Founded during mining booms, Leadville has a rich history but faced decline after the closure of the Climax Mine. This year marks a milestone as viewers can livestream the race, bringing the action to audiences at home. The race is part of the Lifetime Grand Prix series, featuring a $380,000 prize purse distributed among top finishers in both men’s and women’s categories.
Each summer, Leadville, Colorado transforms for the Leadville Trail 100 mountain bike race, where competitors navigate 100 miles of challenging Rocky Mountain terrain.
The Leadville Trail 100 is not merely a race; it symbolizes the resilience of Leadville, historically a mining town that flourished and then faced significant economic decline.
For the first time, viewers can livestream the Leadville Trail 100, making the experience accessible, as excitement builds around this legendary high-altitude competition.
The prize for the Leadville Trail 100, part of the Lifetime Grand Prix series, includes a total purse of $380,000, rewarding top finishers across genders.
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