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Transgender cyclist forced to stand alone on podium after win, gets blasted by Megyn Kelly | NY Post

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A transgender cyclist is facing backlash after she won a female category of a grueling gravel race and then posted on social media about other competitors bailing before the medal celebration.

Lesley Mumford, who transitioned in 2017 while a Colorado SWAT team leader, shared a lonesome photo after winning her age group in the female category of Sunday’s 100-mile Desert Gravel Co2Ut.

“I have no idea why so many people bailed before the podiums, but they did,” Mumford, 46, while posing alone with her arms aloft in victory.

“I swear I wasn’t the only one in my age group,” she wrote of the 43 female competitors who finished after her in the 40 to 49 category.

Mumford also came sixth overall in the female category of the race, beating 35 other cyclists. The event has a non-binary category, which she did not enter.

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