Eerdere edities
The series runs rounds across Europe and beyond and settles on points accumulated over the season rather than at a single event. That changes how it is ridden. Someone chasing a series placing rides the early hours differently from someone who flew in for one race, and you can see it at the front before the first hour is out.
Only Bohemia is indexed so far, so this page is a partial view. The organiser's own calendar has the rounds we have not picked up yet.
We rate Bohemia 3 out of 5, which puts it below the American ultra-distance gravel on this site. It is a long day, not an ordeal. The terrain around Prague rolls rather than climbs, and June there is warm without being punishing.
If you have never raced European gravel, that combination is a gentler introduction than the Alpine or Spanish rounds.
Veelgestelde vragen
Which Gravel Earth Series rounds are listed here?
One so far: Bohemia, near Prague, on 20 June 2026, over 140 kilometres or more. Treat this page as partial and check the organiser's calendar for rounds we have not indexed.
How does the series scoring work?
Points accumulate across rounds rather than being settled at a single event. That changes how the race is ridden: riders chasing a series placing pace differently from those who travelled for one event, and it shows at the front early.
How hard is the Bohemia round?
We rate it 3 out of 5, which puts it below the American ultra-distance gravel events on this site. It is a long day rather than an endurance ordeal, on rolling terrain in warm but not severe June weather.