UCI Gravel World Series: Romain Bardet and Axelle Dubau-Prévôt claim emphatic victories at 66 Degrés Sud-Pyrénées Catalanes Gravel Tour

Romain Bardet on course during at 66 Degrés Sud - Pyrénées Catalanes Gravel Tour 2025
Romain Bardet rides to solo victory at first edition of 1st edition of the 66 Degrés Sud – Pyrénées Catalanes Gravel Tour, part of UCI Gravel World Series 2025 (Image credit: UCI Gravel World Series / @cyrillequintard_photography)

In France, it was a newcomer to the UCI Gravel World Series that delivered one of the last qualifying rounds on Saturday, as Romain Bardet (Picnic-PostNL) and Axelle Dubau-Prévôt (Numéro 31 par Café du Cycliste) charged across the line in Les Angles to capture clear-cut victories at 66 Degrés Sud - Pyrénées Catalanes Gravel Tour.

Dubau-Prévôt delivered a time of 4:14:07 on the 110km course in the Pyrénées with over 2,000 metres of climbing, finishing more than four minutes ahead of her nearest rival in the elite women's category, Houffa Gravel winner Nicole Frain (Ridley Racing). Karolina Migoń (PAS Racing) was less than four minutes further back in third.

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Elite women top 5

Position

Rider

Time

1

Axelle Dubau-Prévôt

4:14:07

2

Nicole Frain

+4:30

3

Karolina Migoń

+8::02

4

Marta Torà Milà

+8:04

5

Jade Treffeisen

+15:31

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Elite men top 5

Position

Rider

Time

1

Romain Bardet

3:34:34

2

Hugo Drechou

+4:34

3

Adne Koster

+5:25

4

Petr Vakoc

+5:36

5

Nils Brun

+5:49

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