
Jackie Tyson
Jackie has been involved in professional sports for more than 30 years in news reporting, sports marketing and public relations. She founded Peloton Sports in 1998, a sports marketing and public relations agency, which managed projects for Tour de Georgia, Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah and USA Cycling. She also founded Bike Alpharetta Inc, a Georgia non-profit to promote safe cycling. She is proud to have worked in professional baseball for six years - from selling advertising to pulling the tarp for several minor league teams. She has climbed l'Alpe d'Huez three times (not fast). Her favorite road and gravel rides are around horse farms in north Georgia (USA) and around lavender fields in Provence (France), and some mtb rides in Park City, Utah (USA).
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Clash of the all-terrain titans at 2023 UCI Gravel World Championships - Contenders
By Jackie Tyson, Kirsten Frattini last updated
Feature Swenson, Van Aert, Vermeersch, Vollering, Gomez Villafañe, Wiebes headline packed elite fields for rainbow stripes

Start grid slots key as Team USA shapes Gravel World Championships strategies
By Jackie Tyson published
News ‘I could crush it as a domestique’ says Sarah Sturm with eye on positioning for Team USA’s Franz and Stephens

Sofia Gomez Villafane: The last 10 miles are pure evil on new UCI Gravel Worlds route
By Jackie Tyson published
News Argentine rider finds addition of climbing on course 'a huge improvement'

Strohmeyer rides solo for home victory at Charm City C2 in Maryland
By Jackie Tyson published
Results Baestaens outsprints White for second place

Maghalie Rochette wins Charm City C2 to solidify US Cyclocross Series lead
By Jackie Tyson published
Results Caroline Mani retains second overall in USCX with podium finish behind Sidney McGill

Sepp Kuss extends Vuelta celebration with October 19 homecoming in Durango
By Jackie Tyson published
News Free public event at Buckley Park will include bike parade and autograph session with newly-crowned Grand Tour winner

Vermeulen outsprints Stetina to win The Rad Dirt Fest
By Jackie Tyson published
Results Second consecutive victory for Jukebox rider in Life Time Grand Prix Series

Lauren De Crescenzo wins first Life Time Grand Prix event at The Rad Dirt Fest
By Jackie Tyson published
Results Alexis Skarda second and Crystal Anthony third in 112-mile gravel race
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Clash of the all-terrain titans at 2023 UCI Gravel World Championships - Contenders
Swenson, Van Aert, Vermeersch, Vollering, Gomez Villafañe, Wiebes headline packed elite fields for rainbow stripes -
Start grid slots key as Team USA shapes Gravel World Championships strategies
‘I could crush it as a domestique’ says Sarah Sturm with eye on positioning for Team USA’s Franz and Stephens -
Sofia Gomez Villafane: The last 10 miles are pure evil on new UCI Gravel Worlds route
Argentine rider finds addition of climbing on course 'a huge improvement'
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Strohmeyer rides solo for home victory at Charm City C2 in Maryland
Baestaens outsprints White for second place -
Maghalie Rochette wins Charm City C2 to solidify US Cyclocross Series lead
Caroline Mani retains second overall in USCX with podium finish behind Sidney McGill -
Sepp Kuss extends Vuelta celebration with October 19 homecoming in Durango
Free public event at Buckley Park will include bike parade and autograph session with newly-crowned Grand Tour winner
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Vermeulen outsprints Stetina to win The Rad Dirt Fest
Second consecutive victory for Jukebox rider in Life Time Grand Prix Series -
Lauren De Crescenzo wins first Life Time Grand Prix event at The Rad Dirt Fest
Alexis Skarda second and Crystal Anthony third in 112-mile gravel race -
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