Matt Wilson made headlines by racing at both Unbound Gravel and Tulsa Tough, the biggest criterium race in the U.S., on the same gravel bike. With just a borrowed set of road wheels swapped on, Wilson took a solo victory on Tulsa's iconic Crybaby Hill climb, proving his gravel rig was more than up to the task of crit racing.
The 2026 Unbound 200 threw everything at the SCOTT gravel team, as overnight storms turned the Flint Hills into a relentless mud battleground that shattered race plans and tested every rider to their limit. From Cam Jones defending his title on a prototype bike to Iz King returning as a mother and completing her fifth Unbound finish, every member of the squad fought their own battle to the line and came away with a story they'll never forget.
SCOTT athletes Ryan Standish and Alex Colorito headed to Tucson, Arizona, to meet up with fellow SCOTT athlete Hannah Otto for the first episode of Local Loops.
The season starts at Sea Otter, where nothing is given and everything is earned. For the SCOTT Gravel team, it's the first test of the year, with new faces, returning contenders, and a wildcard battle already taking shape. Check out our photo recap for an inside look at the moments that defined the weekend.
Brennan Wertz and friends ride from Northern California to Los Angeles on a five-day coastal adventure, combining Highway 1 with new off-road detours. Along the way, the new SCOTT Addict proves it’s built for long days and any road ahead.
Follow Hannah Otto in the new film Infinite Pursuit and see what it takes to challenge the FKT (Fastest Known Time) on what many consider the world’s most difficult road climb.
Picture this: you’ve just podiumed at Mid South Gravel and you’re on your way to Sea Otter Classic when you realize Moab is along the route. You’ve always wanted to take on the White Rim FKT, and suddenly the opportunity is right in front of you, even if it means going in with zero prep. What do you do? If you’re Cam Jones, you go for it and make it count.
