It was one other Australian UCI Gravel World Collection spherical victory for Brendan Johnston (Big) and Talia Appleton (Praties) with the Gravelista winners hanging once more at Devils Cardigan Tasmania to say the sack of potatoes and handmade wooly cardigan winners trophy to maintain them heat on the celebrations on the pub in Derby on Saturday night.
Johnston completed the 106km males’s race in three hours and 24 minutes to snag the winner’s trophy – a sack of potatoes and handmade wooly cardigan winners to maintain the celebrating riders heat on the pub in Derby on Saturday night. The defending champion crossed the road somewhat greater than three minutes forward of 2022 winner Tasman Nankervis with Scott Bowden (Big x Shimano) only a additional minute again in third whereas new Australian gravel champion Mark O’Brien was simply behind in fourth.
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The race, which hosted the Australian Gravel Championships the previous two years and in 2025 joined the UCI Gravel World Collection, performed out in sunny situations though it was nonetheless a cool and misty begin for the occasion within the southernmost state of Australia.
The Devils Cardigan is now certainly one of three UCI Gravel World Collection races in Australia. Gravelista, which performed out in October however remains to be among the many qualifying rounds for the 2025 UCI Gravel World Championships, was additionally received by Johnston and Appleton. Subsequent weekend the racing moved onto SEVEN in Nannup Western Australia, which was the primary of the Australian occasions to hitch the world sequence and in 2026 will host the UCI Gravel World Championships.