UCI Gravel World Series – Rosa Klöser heads straight from Tour de Suisse to top step at Eislek Gravel Luxembourg, Mathijs Loman wins men's race

Eislek Gravel Luxembourg 2025
The women's♐ field at Eislek Gravel Luxembourg 2025 (I💛mage credit: Adrien Protaꦛno / Eislek Gravel Luxembourg)

Rosa Klöser (Canyon Factory Racing) and Mathijs Loman (Swatt Club) claimed victory at Eislek Gravel on Saturday, with Loman claiming his first big gravel victory after a tight sprint at the new Luxembourg round of the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:UCI Gravel World Series, while 2024 Unbound winner Klöser went solo to snare the top step.

Klöser, who had made a last minute decision to take on the event less than a week after wrapping up the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Tour de Suisse on the road, had joined Wish One winner Axelle Dubau-Prévot (Numero 31 Par Cafe du Cycliste) and 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Marie Schreiber (SD Worx-Protime) out the front to form a leading trio in the women's race though Schreiber🌞 then punctured and Klöser took off alone. Larissa Hartog (ZZPR NL Orange🌄 Babies) caught and passed Dubau-Prévot to take second while the French rider held on for third.

"I wanted𒈔 to have an active race so I pushed hard from the 💃gun and it paid off," said Klöser in an "I committed and managed to pull out around a 6 min gap to the finish line."

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Women's elite top 5

Position

Rider

Time

1

Rosa Klöser (Canyon Factory Racing)

3:49:50

2

Larissa Hartog (ZZPR NL Orange Babies)

+5:29

3

Axelle Dubau-ꦰPrévot (Numero 31 Par Cafe du Cycliste)

+10:08

4

Annemaria Worst (Cyclocross Reds)

+14:55

5

Katharina Worst (Embrace the World)

+15:07

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Men's elite top 5

Position

Rider

Time

1

Mathijs Loman (Swatt Club)

3:27:40

2

Petr Vakoč (Canyon)

"

3

Mees Hendrikx (Heizomat Herrrmann)

+1

4

Kevin Panhuyzen (Giant Liv Benelux Offroad)

+1:33

5

Daan Grosemans (Shifting Gears)

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Simone Giuliani
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