UCI Gravel World Series: Petr Vakoč and Nele Laing celebrate in Singen as they take victories at Hegau Gravel

Eisen Malou (Volker Wessels Wielerteam) and Canyon DTSwiss ATR teammates Nele Laing and Larissa Hartog at SchwörerHaus Hegau Gravel Race 
Eisen Malou (Volker Wessels Wielerteam) and Canyon DTSwiss ATR teammates Nele Laing and Larissa Hartog at SchwörerHaus Hegau Gravel Race  (Image credit:  @sportograf.com / SchwörerHaus Hegau Gravel Race )

The 108km SchwörerHaus Hegau Gravel Race in Singen came down to a tight battle in both the elite men's and women's categories on Sunday, with Petr Vakoč (Factor Racing) and Nele Laing (Canyon DTSwiss ATR) claiming the wins at the German round of the Gravelking UCI Gravel World Series.

It came down to a sprint for Vakoč with the Czech rider, who has so often been on the podium this year, claiming his first UCI series top step of the season with a two-second gap in the elite men's race on Simon Pellaud (Li Ning Star). Jordy Bouts (The Grip) then claimed third in a group sprint, 1:55 after Vakoč had crossed the line with a time of 3:09:29.

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Elite women's top 5

Position

Rider

Time

1

Nele Laing

3:37:01

2

Larissa Hartog

+04

3

Eisen Malou

+3:35

4

Elena Hartmann

+4:41

5

Carolin Schiff

+5:25

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Elite men's top 5

Position

Rider

Time

1

Petr Vakoc

3:09:29

2

Simon Pellaud

+02

3

Jordy Bouts

+1:55

4

Stan Dewulf

+1:56

5

Lars Sommer

+1:57

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