Andrew Evans wins men's Highlands Gravel Classic

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Mason McNeill second and Rane Roatta third in Fayetteville

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Andrew Evans (pictures middle) of Rogers, Arkansas won the Mens UCI Gravel World Series' Highlands Gravel Classic in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Evans finished in 4:05:30 and 16.2 mph average speed to beat runner-up Mason McNeill (pictured left) by 3:53 and third-placed Rane Roatta (pictured right) by 6:40.(Image credit: UCI Gravel World Series' Highlands Gravel Classic)

Andrew Evans won the UCI Gravel World Series' Highlands Gravel Classic in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Evans won the 70-mile race in 4:05:30 and 16.2 mph average speed to beat runner-up Mason McNeill by 3:53 and third-placed Rane Roatta by 6:40.

UCI Gravel World Series qualifier events grant qualification rights for the UCI Gravel World Championships in Italy for those riders finishing in the first 25% of their age group. In addition, the first three riders of each official age category will qualify directly for the World Championships, independently of the number of starters in that group.

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The UCI has confirmed that the 2022 Gravel World Championships will be held in the Veneto region of Italy on October 8-9, bringing together riders qualifying through the 12 World Series events across ten nations.

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Men
Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Andrew Evans 4:05:30
2Mason McNeill 0:03:54
3Rane Roatta 0:06:40
4Kyle Lockhause 0:07:48
5James Wilson 0:09:44
6Kindler Chase 0:17:22
7Randy Egues 0:21:05
8Jason Alvarado 0:24:48
9Rolando Colon
10Zach Aldrich 0:26:39
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