1 Giorgia Bronzini ITALY
2 Monia Baccaille
3 Noemi Cantele
4 Elena Cecchini
5 Tatiana Guderzo
6 Elisa Longo Borghini
7 Valentina Scandolara
8 Alessandra D'Ettorre
9 Chantal Blaak NETHERLANDS
10 Lucinda Brand
11 Martine Bras
12 Loes Gunnewijk
13 Annemiek Van Vleuten
14 Marianne Vos
15 Kirsten Wild
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Showing posts with label marrianne vos. Show all posts
Friday, September 23, 2011
World Champs: Elite Women's Road Race 2011 Start List
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
World Champs: Judith Arndt finally takes Gold in the Women's TT
Judith Arndt stormed to victory in the Elite Women’s
time-trial, in a wet Copenhagen, beating Linda Villumsen and Emma Pooley to the
top spot.
Arndt has only one second place to her name, for 2011, but
showed form in a recent invitation race. The German looked like she had the race under
control from the start, passing the first check point only a handful of seconds
down on the current leader Clara Hughes. She managed to keep her high pace up
and benefited from other riders completing a slower second lap.
Monday, September 27, 2010
Elite Men's and Women's World Championship Time-Trial - Preview
There are only two more days until the curtain comes up on the 2010 World Road Cycling Championships in Melbourne, Australia.
First up will be the Time-Trial where the women will compete along the same route as the men. Favourites for the title will be the multiple world champions Fabian Cancellara and Kristin Armstrong.
The course is a nice combination of undulating roads and steep climbs around the coastal area of Geelong. It won’t just be the point a squirt type route we saw in the Vuelta a Espana the riders will have to be much more tactical about their approach. The women will only get one shot with a lap of the course where the men will be completing two laps.
First up will be the Time-Trial where the women will compete along the same route as the men. Favourites for the title will be the multiple world champions Fabian Cancellara and Kristin Armstrong.
The course is a nice combination of undulating roads and steep climbs around the coastal area of Geelong. It won’t just be the point a squirt type route we saw in the Vuelta a Espana the riders will have to be much more tactical about their approach. The women will only get one shot with a lap of the course where the men will be completing two laps.
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