Live streaming coverage of ‘The Race Across The Sky’ presented by Orange Seal for the very first time
The 2025 Life Time Grand Prix roars back into action with the Life Time Leadville Trail 100 MTB presented by Kenetik on Saturday, August 9th, and it has been confirmed the race will be screened live in its entirety for the very first time in partnership with Orange Seal.
The 2025 Life Time Grand Prix roars back into action with the Life Time Leadville Trail 100 MTB presented by Kenetik on Saturday, August 9th, and it has been confirmed the race will be screened live in its entirety for the very first time in partnership with Orange Seal.
In May, over 350,000 fans from around the world tuned in to watch free-to-view coverage of the Life Time UNBOUND Gravel presented by Shimano. Following the success of that debut broadcast, Life Time is set to follow suit in Colorado, with Orange Seal coming onboard as the broadcast’s presenting sponsor.
All the action will be available to stream live on the official Life Time Grand Prix YouTube channel and Life Time Digital app, beginning at 6:00am MDT with uninterrupted coverage of both the elite men’s and women’s races, and post-race interviews. Following completion of both races, there will be a finish line camera through the 12-hour mark so every finisher (both professional and amateur) can be seen crossing the line.
Live, on-course video updates for the women’s and men’s races will also be shared on the official Life Time Grand Prix and Leadville Race Series Instagram pages, respectively.
Regular timing splits will also be provided by Athlinks and live GPS tracking for the entire elite field will be available on Enabled Adventures. Fans will be able to watch highlights on the official Life Time Grand Prix YouTube channel in the days following the race.
What’s in store
As always, the 31st edition of this iconic endurance event starts and finishes in the heart of Leadville, the highest incorporated city in North America at 10,152 feet. Along the 100-mile route, the riders will amass 12,480 feet of elevation gain while traversing the rocky terrain of Powerline and taking in the breathtaking views of Columbine Mine, which peaks at an elevation of nearly 12,500 feet.
The riders must contend with the effects of altitude, as well as the fierce field of competition, as they push themselves to their limits in one of the most prestigious cross-country MTB races in the world.
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