SEVEN Gravel Race is the largest gravel race in the Southern Hemisphere and one of the toughest one-day rides in Australia. Held each May in the timber town of Nannup, deep in the Blackwood Valley of Western Australia's South West, the race takes its name from the seven gravel sectors that lie between Nannup and Balingup: Reveley, Brockman's Farm, Maidment, The Crucible, Arcadia, The Labyrinth and Glacier Valley. Each sector has its own character, surface and vibe, and together they form a course the organisers compare to an early Tour de France stage or a cobbled monument like Paris-Roubaix.

The event is part of the UCI Gravel World Series, so it draws riders from around the world, as well as everyday riders chasing the finisher's buckle. Four course options cater to different ambitions: the full 125km SEVEN with around 3,200 metres of climbing, the 89.5km FIVE, the 49km THREE and the 24.5km ONE. Whether you race the clock or simply ride to redefine your limits, SEVEN is a bucket-list day on some of the best gravel roads anywhere.