Hey hey check out this week’s episode of the Bonk Babes.    Find us on the socials: Bonk Babes - IG - @bonkbabespodcast Grace Washburn - IG - @gracewashburn Danni Shrosbree - IG - @danni_shrosbree Esma Taylor - IG - @_esmataylor Like what you hear? Help us keep the pod going by supporting our sponsors!! (See the most recent video upload for most up-to-date codes & deals)   STANS Stans is an absolute classic. They've been leading the tubeless game for 25 years and we're beyond stoked to have them on board. From their legendary sealant to their new bio-based bicycle care products, they've got your back. Check them out at stans.com and use code bonkbabes2025 for a discount on your order.   BIKE TIRES DIRECT If you listen to the Bonk Bros, you know that they're big fans of both of our shows and we're so grateful for their support. Need something bike related, they've got it all. Head to BiketiresDirect.com and use code BONKBABES in all caps to get 10% off your order.   In this engaging conversation, Gee shares her journey from a novice cyclist to a professional with SD Works, discussing the challenges and dynamics of gravel racing. The discussion covers the evolution of teamwork in gravel, the impact of sponsorship on race strategies, and the transition from road cycling to gravel. Gee also reflects on her experiences as a soigneur and the importance of self-belief in achieving success. The conversation concludes with insights into her upcoming race calendar and the challenges of balancing commitments in the cycling world. In this engaging conversation, the participants discuss various aspects of competitive cycling, focusing on the challenges faced by women in the sport, the importance of feedback and structure in races, and the financial support (or lack thereof) for athletes. They also share personal experiences from races like Leadville, the impact of altitude on performance, and the significance of maintaining a healthy work-life balance while pursuing cycling careers. The discussion highlights the evolving landscape of gravel racing and the need for better organization within the cycling community.