Big Al Can Cut It
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And after the Olympics? "I'll race next year for sure," she says. "The world championships are in Vail, so I'm motivated for that. But I don't want to be 40 when I have my first baby." Last October Dunlap married fellow mountain biker Greg Frozley, and the pair are busily feathering a nest in Colorado Springs. Then there's always graduate school and that cool 10 grand.
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