Are you too old for Gravel Worlds?

Don't let age be a barrier to pursuing your passion for bike racing. Whether you're in your 40s, 50s, or beyond, there's no time like the present to get on that bike, start training, and embrace the exciting world of racing. You'll discover that the rewards far outweigh any concerns about your age, and you'll be on a path to a healthier, more fulfilling, and adventurous life. So, grab your helmet, jump on your bike, and start racing towards your dreams today!
About me:
I am Jurgen Beneke, a 51 year old Bicycle nut, dog fanatic and recovering raceaholic. Former MTB World Cup winner, X-Games Winner and National Champion. Owner and operator at www.dahanger.co

[@flanerpete2040]

I raced mountain bikes until I was 55. What fun it was.

[@bearzet2893]

I did my first race at 54, it was great fun and I did not take it too serious 😀👍 … never to late to start

[@cyclingskills]

That’s exactly right 👍 have fun

[@davidniven6665]

Motivational.. no matter the the bike discipline , thank you for your time and effort to share this and get us off the couch 👍🏻

[@cyclingskills]

My pleasure!! Go ride your bike :)

[@stevemurray710]

competing as a runner seems a lot safer as cycling is known for all kinds of spectacular crashes. Gravel seems the safest of them all if I lived in a good gravel area.... Strava wise I tend to score much higher on cycling segments than on running so I probably suck as a runner but it's safer. Running is relatively new to me my body may have developed to be a cyclists as I did a ton as a kid in the 60s.