Matt Beers (Specialized) and Sofia Gómez Villafañe (Specialized) have won the Belgian Waffle Ride California. With this victory, Villafañe holds the title of having won the most BWRs, having won all seven events in which she has competed.

This weekend is shaping up to be a busy one for the UCIs, a series that has opted for expansion and doesn't really follow a series format where we see a regular group of riders. Rather, they've become races where riders "peck" for rankings or results of a certain prestige.

This Sunday, April 20, Morgan Aguirre (Pas/Orbea) and Mads Würtz Schmidt (PAS Racing), both from the PAS team, took victory in the UCI Monaco Gravel Race. 552 participants from all over the world and a field packed with top athletes.

This Sunday, April 20, the UCI Monaco Gravel Race takes place. The race starts in the mountain village of Peille, located at an altitude of 650 meters, high above Monaco. From the Col Saint Pancrace, a route begins that crosses the heart of the Mercantour National Park. The route consists of an 8-km start, followed by two 52-km laps, for a total of 120 km and 2,400 meters of elevation gain.

Back Road, true to its style of doing things with care and authenticity, is launching two new gravel events: the BACK ROAD GRAVEL CERDANYA, in Llívia on July 19, and the BACK ROAD CONTRABANDISTES, in Sant Joan de l'Erm on September 6.

The Ibereólica Tierra de Campos Gravel, part of the Gravel Earth Series, closed its third edition this Sunday with Morgan Aguirre and Tiago Ferreira crowned the winners of the CAMPOS360, the main distance.

The UCI has announced that the 2025 UCI Gravel World Championships, originally scheduled to take place in Nice, France, on October 18-19, will now be held in the Zuid-Limburg region of the Netherlands on October 11-12.