Cycling News — Serena Bishop Gordon

Monday, September 5, 2022 After three days of racing, 196 miles of singletrack, gravel roads, non-motorized paths, just a little bit of pavement, and 12,646 feet of elevation gain, Liv Racing Collective athlete Serena Bishop Gordon took home silver in the Queen’s Stage Race at Rebecca’s Private Idaho. 2022 marked the tenth year of Rebecca’s Private Idaho, a four-day gravel event hosted by world champion endurance athlete and Liv Ambassador Rebecca Rush in her backyard of Ketchum, Idaho. With the Baked Potato (102 miles), French Fry (56 miles) and Tater Tot (20 miles) races occurring on Sunday, September 4, as well as the casual...

Tuesday, October 5, 2021 Liv Racing Collective athlete Serena Bishop Gordon tackled her longest race ever in both distance and duration over the weekend at The Rad in Trinidad, Colorado. She finished second among the women and eighth overall in the 165-mile gravel race. The long course, named “Stubborn Dolores”, began and ended in the southern Colorado town of Trinidad – traversing expansive mesas with the Spanish Peaks serving as a backdrop. With over 90 percent gravel roads and 11,213 feet of elevation gain, the 165-mile route was made even more difficult after days of rain leading up to the...

28 June 2021 After five days, 362.7 miles of gravel, and 34,175 ft of elevation gain, Liv Racing Collective athlete Serena Bishop Gordon crossed the finish line at Three Creeks Lake outside of Sisters, Oregon achieving second place overall in the general classification. The Oregon Trail Gravel Grinder is a point-to-point five-day stage race which takes racers through the Oregon Cascades on old wagon roads that date back to the mid-1800s. Though it starts and ends in Sisters, Oregon, racers will ride to McKenzie, Oakridge, and La Pine – each stop includes catered meals, camping, and good vibes. Each stage...