Gallery: Big tyres, taped-on tools and lost bidons - All the tech from the toughest UCI Gravel World Championships yet

The dust, and mud, just settled from a weekend of furious racing across every field at the UCI Gravel World Championships, held this year in Nannup, Western Australia. Pre-race, there was plenty of talk of the area's plentiful gravel roads providing the first 'real' Gravel World Championships course. Both the elite women's and men's races had over 80% gravel, which produced no-holds-barred racing. Marianne Vos (Netherlands) took victory in the women's race, whilst Magnus Bak Klaris (Denmark) confirmed pre-race speculation that this might be the first year a non-European road pro might win the rainbow jersey by taking a classy…
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