Rosa Klöser (Canyon) took a solo victory and Lukas Malezsewski won a two-way sprint to claim the first edition of Alentejo Gravel, closing out the UCI Gravel World Series racing for 2025.
Last year's Unbound winner carved out the elite women's victory with a gap of 12 minutes to second-placed Tessa Neefjes (Liv Racing) and 25 minutes to Marta Milà (Movistar) on her return from a shoulder injury after a last-minute decision to drive to the 1,300km to Portugal to squeeze in a final race for the year.
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Position | Rider | Time |
|---|---|---|
1 | Lukas Malezsewski | 03:29:29 |
2 | Daan Grosemans | +01 |
3 | Andrew Henriques | +1:59 |
4 | João Pastagem | +6:32 |
5 | Travis Bramley | +6:33 |
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Position | Rider | Time |
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1 | Rosa Klöser | 03:45:25 |
2 | Tessa Neefjes | 12:01 |
3 | Marta Milà | 25:00 |
4 | Ana Caramelo | 25:03 |
5 | Klara Hansen | 32:04 |
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