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Marc Pritzen and Felix Stehli’s two stage wins and 4-minute 38-second margin of victory on the final FNB Wines2Whales Shiraz general classification meant that the Honeycomb 226ers completed a near-perfect race to the 2025 title. Full stage report here: https://t.co/vMr3EvU7kt

FNB Wines2Whales Stage 2 concluded in chaos when three riders crashed from a six-rider group contesting the sprint finish. Tristan Nortje and Marco Joubert were the least affected and managed to cross the line just ahead of Mark Pritzen and Felix Stehli: https://t.co/WlIzzIHh6X

Stage 1 of the Shiraz race at FNB Wines2Whales produced dramatic racing as Marc Pritzen and Felix Stehli of Team Honeycomb 226ERS seized the first Yellow CIOVITA jerseys on Friday, 7 November 2025. Full stage report here: https://t.co/q4WIf5Hjqn

For the third time in three years, Candice Lill and Tyler Jacobs stood atop the Chardonnay race podium at FNB Wines2Whales. Full stage report: https://t.co/A7f6DtdY9g

South African Matt Beers won the inaugural Nedbank Gravel Burn today, finishing at Shamwari Private Game Reserve. After seven days of intense racing, Beers managed to outlast his challengers with a powerful and precise performance: https://t.co/1y2XOTEhmk

French rider Axelle Dubau-Prevot stormed back dramatically on the final stage of the Nedbank Gravel Burn today, winning Stage 7 and overturning an 8:54 deficit in the General Classification; she went from fifth in GC to race winner in the process: https://t.co/rCdYq3om2H

Teams had to climb to enjoy the rewards of the descents on stage 2 of FNB Wines2Whales Chardonnay. And it was the climbs which allowed Candice Lill and Tyler Jacobs to establish the initial advantage and sizeable winning margin. https://t.co/MDFrvZe4LX

Double defending champions, Candice Lill and Tyler Jacobs, made their lives difficult by missing a marker and riding kilometres down the wrong track while leading Stage 1 of the Chardonnay Race at FNB Wines2Whales. Full stage report here: https://t.co/UjrTKSvqz3

GRAVEL BURN: QUEEN STAGE NEUTRALISED DUE TO DANGEROUS WEATHER Stage 6, the Queen Stage of the inaugural Nedbank Gravel Burn international gravel stage race being held in the Eastern Cape, has been neutralised due to dangerous weather. https://t.co/S7DpERZcfU

Germany’s Andreas Seewald was the first to pull away from the group, but he was almost instantly reeled in by Tom Pidcock at the 133km mark of the 137km-long stage. Pidcock surged and claimed his first stage win of the 2025 Nedbank Gravel Burn. https://t.co/MWF92sx8Xb

After a tough day on Stage 4 at the Nedbank Gravel Burn, where Axelle Dubau-Prevot lost her overall lead, it was a return to composure for the French rider on the event’s 137km Stage 5 from Blaauwater Farm to Merino Farm near Cradock. Full story here: https://t.co/yZ0f0CQ5mD

On a day of wind, crashes, minor mechanicals and costly punctures, United States rider Melisa Rollins claimed a hard-fought stage victory ahead of a rampaging Hayley Preen at the Nedbank Gravel Burn on Blaauwater Farm today: https://t.co/rgX0ZJsKtp

Nedbank Gravel Burn overall leader Matt Beers (Specialized Off-Road Toyota) claimed a tight Stage 4 today at Blaauwater Farm near the Compassberg, with Swiss rider Simon Pellaud (Tudor Pro Cycling) finishing just two seconds behind the South African: https://t.co/1T4aSfDYbZ

Simon Pellaud of Switzerland finally achieved what he’d been threatening to do since race registration on Saturday, winning Stage 3 of the Nedbank Gravel Burn with a well-timed counter-attack on the finish line at Blaauwater Farm on Tuesday. Full report: https://t.co/0vKXAjiroY

Lauren Stephens of the United States timed a final attack to perfection on the 90km Stage 3 of the Nedbank Gravel Burn to claim the win after a day of tactical racing in the Pro Women’s race. South Africa’s Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio finished as the runner-up https://t.co/8ZW4NcoSdJ

On a fast and furious Stage 2 of the Nedbank Gravel Burn, at least until a few rogue cattle interrupted proceedings just before the halfway mark, Matt Beers (Specialized Off Road Toyota) sped to victory on the pristine streets of Willowmore. https://t.co/e9x7WTcbxz

Axelle Dubau-Prevot (Numéro 31 par Café du Cycliste / Pinarello) of France claimed Stage 2 of the Nedbank Gravel Burn in Willowmore on Monday after a storming ride where she reeled in the leaders with just metres to go. Full stage report & images: https://t.co/O0BudGBTeD

Matt Beers (Specialized Off-Road – Toyota) won Stage 1 of the inaugural Nedbank Gravel Burn today, finishing the cold, wet 84km stage from Knysna to Avontuur just ahead of Swiss rider Andri Frischknecht (Scott SRAM). Hugo Drechou of France finished third. https://t.co/blCHbXtQEi

France’s Axelle Dubau-Prevot (Numéro 31 par Café du Cycliste / Pinarello) triumphed in a two-up sprint finish into Avontuur against South Africa’s Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio (AG Insurance Soul) on Stage 1 today of the 2025 Nedbank Gravel Burn. https://t.co/eAtcNnoCpP

The inaugural Nedbank Gravel Burn takes place in South Africa from 26 Oct-1 Nov. It’s the world’s first Gravel Stage Race. Well, the first high-profile, big-prize purse one anyway. What can we expect? Who will most likely win? We make some predictions. https://t.co/ZKp7C32bp6