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Gravel cycling is the fastest-growing discipline in global cycling. Combining road, mountain, and adventure riding, it has changed how cyclists train, race, and choose components. Efficiency, adaptability, and long-distance performance now matter more than pure speed. This shift has increased interest in advanced drivetrains, oval chainrings, and power-measuring cranksets—areas where ROTOR plays a key role.
The second edition of the World Gravel Championship was held in Veneto this weekend with Sergio and José Mari among the selected riders who will represent Spain.
A terrain with many changes as it had flat areas, technical areas and also with hard climbs that made our bandits feel like in a MTB race.
The team is getting excited about the Gravel Worlds. Sergio Mantecón took sixth place and Miquel was in the top 20 in a fun race. The third edition of the Hutchinson Ranxo Gravel took place in differents places with a lot of participants and being part of the UCI World Gravel Series calendar. It was a great race with a challenging course of 160 km and more than 2000 meters of positive elevation gain.
Gravel mixes the speed of road riding, with the noise of the gravel as we ride over it. Music to our ears that you can tune even more, with the ROTOR Q RINGS® specifically made for gravel riding.
Our range of MTB chainrings now feature the new Universal Tooth technology; a new tooth system so that our chainrings are 100% compatible with SRAM and Shimano 11 and 12 speeds transmissions.
Parameters such as the Q Factor of our cranks are decisive when it comes to getting the most out of our pedaling. At ROTOR we explain what it is, and why it is so important.
