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The Leadville 100 is an iconic mountain-bike race that covers 100 miles and 12,000 feet of elevation change through the Sawatch Range of Colorado. In Victory Lap, from director Justin Mayers in partnership with Stio, cyclists Charlie Hagen and Nicole Jorgenson compete to finish in less than eight and nine hours, respectively.
