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Hugo Dréchou’s victory at the Millau Gravel World Series
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The French gravel champion, Hugo Dréchou, won the fifth edition of the Wish One Millau Grands Causses on Sunday 14 June.
Hugo triumphed on this flagship 130 km route, accumulating over 2,000 metres of elevation gain, after more than four hours of effort on the trails of the Larzac.
This stage of the UCI Gravel World Series, considered one of the most demanding gravel races in Europe, finished with a sprint under the Millau Viaduct, following a particularly closely contested finish.
Drechou won the race in just over four hours, averaging 32.5 km/h over the entire course.
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