CyclingNews · 26 de mayo de 2026 · por Will Jones
A loss of community, two-tier finances, and a tactical conundrum – Are professional teams reshaping the gravel scene?
In gravel, teams, privateers, collectives, and cabals all race the same course, but how are fully-integrated teams with big budgets going to impact cycling’s most popular discipline?
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