Unbound Gravel will be streamed live on YouTube for free this year, with the show covering the men’s and women’s 200-mile races in full, according to event organisers Life Time Grand Prix.
“With real-time storytelling, expert commentary, and a global audience tuning in, we are committed to making this iconic race more accessible and engaging,” says Life Time senior vice president Kimo Seymour.
The show will be broadcast from 5.35am CST, around 20 minutes before the elite start, on Saturday 30 May, on Life Time Grand Prix’s YouTube channel.
Unbound 2026 coverage start times around the world
Now in its 20th year, Unbound Gravel offers five race distances from 25 to 350 miles and brings around 5,000 athletes to Kansas’ Flint Hills, including pro gravel racers and WorldTour riders.
The 200-mile event is the flagship event and the most hotly contested. Last year, the men’s event was won by Cameron Jones and the women’s event by Karolina Migoń. Both will defend their titles in 2026.
Cameron Jones won the 2025 men’s Unbound 200 race. Unbound Gravel
Extended highlights of the men’s and women’s races will be published on the YouTube channel within days of the event concluding.
Since riders on the 350-mile Unbound XL course are required to carry a satellite tracker, there’s also the option to dot watch the longer event via this link. Unbound XL starts at 4pm CST on Friday 29 May.