Canada's Catharine Pendrel (Luna Pro Team) crosses the line alone.
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Pua Sawicki races a technical World Cup course in Offenburg, Germany.
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Catharine Pendrel leads Luna teammate Georgia Gould at the Offenburg World
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Catharine Pendrel (Luna) wins the Offenburg World Cup.
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Emily Batty (Trek World Racing) in the women's field in Offenburg.
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Sabine Spitz (Central Pro) begins her World Cup season.
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Elite women's World Cup podium at Offenburg.
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Sabine Spitz signs autographs in the expo area.
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Anja Gradl (Central Pro) in Offenburg
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Lisi Osl (Central Pro) in Offenburg.
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Mary McConneloug (Kenda Seven No Tubes) would finish 10th
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Sabine Spitz (Central Pro) finished 12th in her comeback race.
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Former World Champion Margarita Fullana (Massi) was not a contender
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Emily Batty (Trek World Racing) crashed on lap one and had to run 1km
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Gunn-Rita Dahle Flesjaa (Multivan Merida Biking Team) on her way to 34th
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Catharine Pendrel (Luna) took her first win of 2010.
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Esther Süss rides to third place.
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Elisabeth Osl (Central Pro) has struggled in 2010.
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The start of the women's race.
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Catharine Pendrel, new World Cup leader.
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Elite women's podium: Premont, Gould, Pendrel, Suss, Osl.
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Second place for Georgia Gould.
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Sabine Spitz warms up for the start of her first World Cup of 2010.
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Georgia Gould at the front a the start.
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Catharine Pendrel took charge.
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Georgia Gould was no match for Pendrel.
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World Cup Houffalize winner Eva Lechner could only manage seventh.
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Julie Bresset enjoying her champagne.
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The U23 women's podium: Tanja Zakelj, Julie Bresset, Alexandra Engen.
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Willow Koerber lost the overall lead to Pendrel.
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