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Mavic x Numéro 31
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Mavic partners with Numéro 31 gravel team for an exciting season ahead!
We are thrilled to announce our partnership with Numéro 31 by Café du Cycliste, a leading gravel racing team. This collaboration marks a significant step for Mavic in the rapidly growing world of gravel cycling.
Our expertise and know-how will be put to use in equipping this new team as they prepare to take on 25 of the most prestigious races worldwide. With the recent launch of our Allroad SL Carbon wheelset, we knew we would catch the eye of top gravel teams.
We can't wait to see Axelle Dubau-Prévot and Hugo Drechou push our wheels to their limits in upcoming competitions.
This collaboration promises an exciting 2025 season, combining performance and innovation in the world of gravel cycling!
« Gravel riding is a highly demanding discipline for equipment, where one must ascend hills rapidly and descend dirt paths as quickly as possible. With the Allroad SL Carbon, we have found the perfect balance: lightweight yet incredibly durable, allowing us to confidently tackle the fastest lines! »
Hugo Drechou
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