Gravel Chile
📍 Los Rios, Chile
Camboriu, Brazil · 08 March 2026
Difficulty: 4/5 — Very hard
Gravel Brazil features a challenging 113km course with 1778m of elevation, primarily on gravel roads with some steep climbs up to 10%. A shorter 69km option with 1117m of climbing is also available.
Visit official site →This race is ideal for experienced gravel cyclists looking for a challenging UCI Gravel World Series qualifier, particularly those comfortable with significant climbing and technical gravel sections.
Beginner cyclists, those unprepared for sustained climbs and steep gradients, or riders uncomfortable with predominantly gravel surfaces will likely find this race very difficult.
Training should focus on long gravel rides, sustained climbing power, and short, high-intensity efforts to tackle the steep gradients, along with bike handling skills for varied gravel terrain.
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Gravel Brazil is scheduled for Sunday, March 8, 2026.
The main course is 113km with 1778m of elevation. A shorter 69km mediofondo course features 1117m of climbing.
About 90% of the course is on gravel roads, with a small paved section in the middle. It includes a 4km climb at 3.7% and three shorter, steeper climbs (1-2km) with gradients up to 10%.
Yes, UCI Gravel Brazil is part of the UCI Gravel World Series and offers qualification spots for the UCI Gravel World Championships.
Yes, the 113km course is the qualifier distance for all younger categories, while the 69km course is the qualifier for men aged 60+ and women aged 50+.
The race starts and finishes in the city center of Balneario Camboriu, Brazil.
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