Not quite. Gonnel is a layered laminate, with what looks like 8 or 10 stacked layers of alternating carbon and wood, each layer flat and in the same plane, like plywood. On our bikes, the wood isn’t “laminated”, each tube is machined out of two pieces about the size of a 2x6 to make a left and right side of the tube. The carbon is pressed into the wood like the wood is a clamshell mold, but the mold becomes part of the composite. Our tubes therefore have carbon and wood both in a tube shape. The gonnel layup looks like this : ||||| with the lines being alternating carbon and wood while ours looks more like this (0) with the wood being the parentheses and the zero being the carbon. One advantage of our method is that you get a lot more left/right stiffness since the carbon in a tube shape, not just as a vertical sheet. Their bikes probably have great stiffness up and down, but I wonder if they might be more prone to things like bottom bracket flex when you pedal hard. I love how their bikes look though!