Lauwrens earns gold for South Africa
By Cycling News
published Halbwachs, Naude complete podium
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1 | Lylanie Lauwrens (South Africa) | 0:31:49.97 |
2 | Aurélie Halbwachs (Mauritius) | 0:00:38.67 |
3 | Lizanne Naude (South Africa) | 0:01:15.12 |
4 | Linda Davidson (Zimbabwe) | 0:02:26.96 |
5 | Joyce Nyaruri Matara (Kenya) | 0:03:21.53 |
6 | Janette Uwineza (Rwanda) | 0:05:49.91 |
7 | Seline Atieno Onaya (Kenya) | 0:08:01.56 |
8 | Rehema Nabanoba (Uganda) | 0:14:45.47 |
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