2026 Gravel World Championship

For their 5th edition, the UCI Gravel World Championships left Europe for the first time. Off to Nannup, in Western Australia, on 10 and 11 October 2026, with nearly 1,000 riders on the start line, across elites and age groups alike. Why this small forest town, a three-hour drive south of Perth? It has hosted for several seasons the “SEVEN Gravel Race”, a qualifying round of the UCI Gravel World Series, the world circuit that opens the doors of the Worlds to amateurs. On the menu, gravel: 85% unpaved tracks between the Blackwood valley, pine plantations, and the forest undergrowth of woodland. The local star has a name: pea gravel, a round gravel like little peas. Dry, it behaves like an ice rink 🧊 . Wet, it packs down and finally offers a bit of grip. Enough to turn every corner into a lottery before the rainbow jerseys are awarded 🌈

Results from the latest edition of the Gravel World Championships:

The 2026 edition took place on 10 and 11 October. Find the rankings below:

Top 3 men

1st: Magnus Bak Klaris (4:09:05) 🥇

2nd: Florian Vermeersch (4:09:05) 🥈

3rd: Connor Swift (4:09:05)🥉

Top 3 women

1st: Marianne Vos (4:30:04) 🥇

2nd: Rosa Klöser (4:30:27) 🥈

3rd: Larissa Hartog (4:32:19) 🥉

The killer stat 💡: at 39, Marianne Vos becomes the first woman crowned twice as gravel world champion, after her 2024 title. Her tally climbs to 15 rainbow jerseys, split between cyclo-cross, road, track and gravel 🏆.

Discover the overall standings: Ironman World Championship