Although wiregate quickdraws have largely taken over in the trad and alpine world, for sport climbing most climbers still prefer solid gate quickdraws with a straight gate at the bolt clipping end and a bent (or curved) gate for the rope.
The bent gate makes clipping the rope in considerably easier and it is also obvious which end of the quickdraw is which, an important point as bolt hangers can put tiny sharp nicks in karabiners which can then severely damage the rope, so it is critical to always use the same end of the quickdraw to clip the bolt. It's much harder to tell one end of a quickdraw from the other with wire gates and they are more difficult to clip in extremis, which is why they are not used as much.
This page shows a few quickdraws we feel are particularly suited to sport climbing. For our full range of quickdraws please see our Rock Climbing section.