REBECCA’S PRIVATE IDAHO 2025: FOUR DAYS OF GRAVEL, COMMUNITY AND LEGENDS IN KETCHUM
The Gravel Earth Series stayed in the United States for yet another iconic race — Rebecca’s Private Idaho (RPI). From August 28–31, 2025, riders took on a unique format across four days and three competitive stages in the spectacular setting of Ketchum, Idaho.
Known for combining challenging courses with a festival atmosphere, RPI offered riders a true test of endurance and versatility. From the flowing singletrack of the Harriman Trail to the punishing gradients of the Dollarhide Summit Time Trial, capped off by the legendary Baked Potato, the event blended racing intensity with the breathtaking mountain landscapes of Blaine County. With +10% points on the line, it was a decisive weekend in the Gravel Earth Series.
Women’s Race: Villafañe unstoppable in Idaho
Argentina’s Sofía Gómez Villafañe once again proved why she is one of the brightest stars of gravel racing. Across the stages, she displayed consistency and strength, sealing victory on the final day in 8h12.
She was chased all the way by Whitney Allison, who finished just one minute behind, while Brazil’s Flavia Oliveira Parks secured third. The top five also included Kait Boyle and Becca Book, both delivering strong rides on the demanding Idaho terrain.
Men’s Race: Beers doubles up, Stetina close behind
After his triumph at Gravel Worlds, South Africa’s Matt Beers carried his momentum into Idaho. He dominated the men’s race, finishing in 7h07 and holding off American veteran Peter Stetina by less than a minute.
Behind them, Martin Mudry rounded out the podium, followed by Zack Allison and Todd Maderis in fourth and fifth. The top ten saw a mix of established names and fresh faces, highlighting the depth of talent in this year’s Gravel Earth Series.
Results – Rebecca’s Private Idaho 2025
Elite Women
- Sofía Gómez Villafañe (ARG) – 8:12:06
- Whitney Allison (USA) – 8:13:06
- Flavia Oliveira Parks (BRA) – 8:18:41
- Kait Boyle (USA) – 8:31:49
- Becca Book (USA) – 8:56:54
Elite Men
- Matt Beers (RSA) – 7:07:59
- Peter Stetina (USA) – 7:08:30
- Martin Mudry (USA) – 8:02:08
- Zack Allison (USA) – 8:11:11
- Todd Maderis (USA) – 8:41:18
Gravel spirit in Idaho
Rebecca’s Private Idaho is more than just a race — it’s a celebration of gravel culture. The community-driven atmosphere, combined with the raw beauty of Idaho’s mountains, created a unique backdrop for riders and fans alike.
With Beers and Villafañe taking top honors, and points shaking up the overall standings, RPI once again showed why it’s one of the crown jewels of gravel racing.
Next Stop: NGS Falling Leaves Lahti
The Gravel Earth Series now heads to Northern Europe, landing in Nastola, Päijänne Tavastia, Finland, for NGS Falling Leaves Lahti. On 6 September 2025, riders will face 180 km with 2,000 meters of elevation across an unforgettable backdrop of shimmering lakes, endless forests and crisp early-autumn air.
This event has become one of the most iconic races in Scandinavia, combining the raw Nordic wilderness with a course that rewards both power and resilience. With +10% bonus points at stake, Falling Leaves Lahti promises not only breathtaking landscapes but also another decisive chapter in the Gravel Earth Series.
