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One point the difference for Brendan Johnston to challenge Swenson for series title

Gravel Cycling Hall of Famer returns for 13th time and sets new target with start at back of the field

Former road professional says the 200+ mile event will 'be a big test of endurance but you never know – hopefully I can do well'

Emporia race focuses on one distance with 'a washing machine of talent' while Traka splits the field

'You have a big relief when you start the race and you can just ride your bike' PAS Racing rider says ahead of title defence

Jen Tavé and Cassius Anderson win overall series titles after fifth round in northern California

French rider culminates one-month US holiday with family in Emporia to settle curiosity about 'biggest gravel event of the year'

Racing once again set to unfold at South Australia's Ponderosa Pines, with separate day of racing for elite women and elite men

Defending champions Tiffany Cromwell and Mark O'Brien among riders from 29 countries heading to Saturday's UCI Gravel World Series event

From Latest from Cyclingnews: 'The fastest gravel wheels ever built' - Enve's new G SES gravel wheels take rim widths to a new level

From Latest from Cyclingnews: Unbound Gravel reveals 2026 route with south and north features combined to include 'potentially muddy' sections

The best weed killers for gravel keep things looking clean with less effort. See how popular options performed in our hands-on tests.

'It’s great to be able to compete in such a fair race and put my off-road skills to good use' says Visma-Lease a Bike rider after pinning on a number at the UCI Gravel World Series event

From Latest from Cyclingnews: Lorena Wiebes clinches win in small group sprint at Marly Grav as Wout van Aert carves out solo celebration at the UCI Gravel World Series race

From Latest from Cyclingnews: 'Let us have our race' - Geerike Schreurs and Lauren De Crescenzo share stories from The Traka 360 as pro women 'navigate around all the chaos of the amateurs'

Varying takes from riders including Romain Bardet, Nicole Frain and Lachlan Morton as competitors reflect on changing face of the race and sport

A Canterbury council has agreed to consider alternative routes for hauling gravel from the Waimakariri River, but warns all options have their...

From Latest from Cyclingnews: Six tech trends from The Traka and what it means for Unbound Gravel

Residents of a Canterbury settlement are worried someone could be seriously hurt or killed by the gravel trucks using their narrow residential roads.