This weekend sees the return of a race we love: the M&M. In our opinion, it shares a philosophy with other events (like La Garba), which include excellent course design, varied challenges, and attentive service to participant needs.

The Myth was born in 2021 as a romantic idea, the dream of uniting the two shores of the Strait of Gibraltar on two wheels. In the land where the myths of East and West were born: the Strait, the meeting point between Europe and Africa.

The 2025 Transcordilleras already has its champions: Whitney Allison and Simon Pellaud. Whitney revalidates her title after beating Amity Rockwell and Cyntia Carson, and tells us that “Transcordilleras 2025 has been tremendous. It has been fantastic to have shorter courses than last year and more women in the competition; it has given us more opportunities to compete against each other.”

March arrives with a calendar full of important events. On the 1st, Costa Rica hosts the Giro Pio, the first event of the Gravel Earth Series in America. That same day, in Spain, the Raia Gravel takes place, organized by Extremñamente, also responsible for the Coal Gravel Race, the next Spanish Championship.

Sahara Gravel has burst onto the scene. Without making much noise beforehand, this event has made a grand debut, bringing together riders from 30 nationalities and a list of top-level gravel professionals.

What began as the idea of a group of friends to cross the country by bike, exploring off-the-map paths and looking for a challenge, has become an unmissable event on the long-distance gravel calendar and one of the most demanding races on the scene: the Transcordilleras.