UCI Gravel World Series – Sophie Wright and Andreas Seewald win the climb heavy Gravel Suisse

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Runner-up spots claimed by Axelle Dubau-Prévot and Eislek Gravel winner Mathijs Loman

Sophie Wright on her way to victory at the Gravel Suisse round of the UCI Gravel World Series 2025
Sophie Wright on her way to victory at the Gravel Suisse round of the UCI Gravel World Series 2025 (Image credit: @kuva.swiss / Gravel Suisse)

Sophie Wright (Ribble Outliers) and Andreas Seewald (Singer KTM) claimed victory at the Gravel Suisse round of the UCI Gravel World Series, taking out the 100km event solo after the five climbs shattered the field.

German mountain biker Seewald crossed the line in 3:37:47 to win the elite men's category with Mathijs Loman (Swatt Club), the winner of last weekend's Eislek Gravel in Luxembourg, more than five minutes back followed by Pierre Keup (Team Standert).

The British multi-discipline winner of the elite women's category, Wright, crossed the line in 4:25:00, more than seven minutes ahead of Axelle Dubau-Prévot (Numéro 31 par Café du Cycliste) and more than nine minutes ahead of Sophie Vitzthum von Eckstädt (Colnago Club of Aces).

Andreas Seewald at the Gravel Suisse round of the UCI Gravel World Series 2025

Andreas Seewald out on course (Image credit: @kuva.swiss / Gravel Suisse)
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Men's elite top 5

Position

Rider

Time

1

Andreas Seewald (Singer KTM)

3:37:47

2

Mathijs Loman (Swatt Club)

+5:28

3

Pierre Keup (Team Standert)

+5:45

4

Hugo Drechou (Numéro 31 par Café du Cycliste)

+8:28

5

Luca Dressler (Protective Factory Team)

+10:41

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Women's elite top 5

Position

Rider

Time

1

Sophie Wright (Ribble Outliers)

04:25:00

2

Axelle Dubau-Prévot (Numéro 31 par Café du Cycliste)

+7:15

3

Sophie Vitzthum von Eckstädt (Colnago Club of Aces)

+9:16

4

Mariëlle Trouwborst (KMC Mountain Bike)

+9:41

5

Tjasa Susnik

+17:55

Simone Giuliani
Simone Giuliani
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