Amanda Nauman Sheek
Athlete,Promoter,Storyteller,Industry Leader,Routeur
Amanda Nauman is a two-time winner of Unbound Gravel and a true embodiment of everything the Gravel Cycling Hall of Fame represents. As an exceptional athlete, Amanda holds the distinction of winning the toughest and muddiest edition of Unbound in 2015. Her resilience and determination shine through in every race, earning her the nickname ""The Quiet Killer"" for her understated yet relentless approach to competition.
Beyond her achievements on the bike, Amanda is a thought leader in the gravel cycling community. Through her long-running podcast, Groadio, she tackles some of the sport's most challenging topics with grace and insight, influencing countless athletes and enthusiasts. Her voice has become a guiding force in shaping the dialogue around gravel cycling.
Amanda is also the co-founder of Mammoth Tuff, an incredibly demanding gravel event in Mammoth Lakes, California. Together with her partner, she created this event to showcase the beauty and challenges of their local terrain, further contributing to the growth and diversity of the gravel cycling scene.
Having spent numerous hours alongside Amanda at Unbound camps, on industry calls, and through podcasts, I’ve witnessed firsthand her dedication, humility, and positive influence on the sport. Amanda’s achievements, leadership, and passion for gravel cycling make her a deserving candidate for the Gravel Cycling Hall of Fame.
