7 reflections from The Traka 2025
Beyond the results, this edition provided many clues to understanding the direction of the La Traka phenomenon, and by extension, gravel. Here are seven reflections.
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Talia Appleton and Brendan Johnston win the UCI Tasmanian Devil's Cardigan
Johnston broke away from runner-up Tasman Nankervis before the halfway point of the 106km course, finishing with a 3 minute, 10 second lead. Nankervis finished second, while Scott Bowden completed the podium. Reigning national champion Mark O'Brien finished fourth, and Sam Fox rounded out the top five. Johnston's average speed for the event was 31.1 km/h.
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Lorena Wiebes and Tim Wellens dominate the UCI Marly Grav Race in Valkenburg
The UCI Gravel World Series made a stop in the Netherlands this weekend with the Valkenburg race, which featured a strong showing from some of the biggest names in international cycling, especially top World Tour and road racers, who are increasingly entering the gravel discipline. Furthermore, the Marly Grav Race has established itself as the largest UCI Gravel World Series event in Europe, with more than 2,500 participants.
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INVERSE bets on gravel with BIXS FarˍOut Cycling
The gravel world has a new professional team to watch: BIXS FarˍOut Cycling, made up of Annabel Fisher and Corey Davis, with a special collaborator: INVERSE, responsible for their beautiful kit.
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The Myth: The intercontinental gravel crossing between Spain and Morocco
The story goes that it was Hercules who separated Europe from Africa with a blow of his club. It was there that the Strait of Gibraltar was born, a passage that has served as a border, a link, and a symbol. Today, that same place becomes the central theme of The Myth, a gravel cycling event that unites two continents through a route that blends nature, culture, and challenge.
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Sofia Gomez Villafañe and Mads Würtz Schmidt reign supreme at La Traka 200
The start of the Traka 200 was, as expected, a burst of power. The pace set from the first kilometers was extremely high. No one was surprised: everyone knew what they were coming for. The first gradients already began to make a difference.
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Karolina Migon and Tobias Kongstad dominate the Traka 360K: a double for PAS Racing
“I know it sounds like a cliché, but winning meant everything,” declared Tobias Kongstad (Denmark, PAS Racing) at the finish after a “stupid” 160km breakaway. There’s no doubt about it: he’s the big winner of the day, and no one gave him anything.
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Traka 200: a high-voltage edition for both men and women
The Traka 200 promises to be the fastest race of all the distances scheduled this year. The entry list is simply impressive, not only because of the caliber of participants but also because of the length of the starting grid. It's really very difficult to make a prediction, because the number of important names on the list could fill several pages.
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Maximum expectation for the Traka 360
There's a lot of excitement to see how this year's Traka 360 unfolds. As we've explained before, for us, the Traka 360 is the event's crowning achievement. We know that the Traka 200 will likely feature names as fast or even faster than here, and an even longer list of impressive riders. But we believe the long distance gives gravel events a special character and helps define their unique identity. That's why we look back on this distance with great affection and consider it the mother of La Traka.
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INTERVIEW – Morgan Aguirre (PAS Racing / ORBEA): “It’s now or never”
After a season-opening season marked by a string of victories and strong performances, Morgan Aguirre has become one of the stars of the international gravel scene. An American based in Girona, Morgan, who had always shown great potential, has put all the pieces together to start racking up important victories. And once she achieved that, she hasn't stopped.
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The Traka 560 Adventure kicks off with an already prestigious first edition
Few races can boast the acclaim that the Traka 560 Adventure has already achieved even before the starting gun has fired. Having become the longest distance in the Traka family of races, this new offering comes with great anticipation, especially after the last-minute cancellation of the previous edition due to weather conditions.
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RARE FEMMES Biketravel Fest Badlands Edition: Routes, workshops, talks, and classes
Following the success of the first edition, which took place last November in El Molar (Madrid), with the participation of 50 women of up to five nationalities, the organizers have announced the new date, location, and program for what will be a very special edition: the Biketravel Fest Badlands Edition, from May 15 to 18 in Gor, Granada.
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