Can the new Giant Revolt pass the test of a 5-day gravel stage race?

The new Giant Revolt gravel bike retains many of the characteristics I loved about the original (read: flexy post, Goldilocks geometry, wide model range) and adds a couple new features but not UDH compatibility.

I took the bike to the five-day Oregon Trail Gravel Grinder stage race in the Cascade Mountains for a legit test of bike and body.

Thanks to Wil Matthews for the thumbnail photo and good cheer.

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0:00 intro
1:36 Oregon Trail
4:20 logistics
6:43 camp rhythm
8:23 big race days
10:56 queen stage
15:19 Revolt & gear review
24:09 Coros Dura
27:20 summary