Strauss wins Bonelli Park short track
By Cycling News
published Huck takes second ahead of Pichette in third
Mariske Strauss won the elite women's short track at Bonelli Park on Sunday. She defeated Erin Huck and Andreanne Pichette on the day.
Full Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Mariske Strauss (RSA) |
2 | Erin Huck (USA) Tokyo Joes |
3 | Andreanne Pichette (Can) Opus-Ogc/Equipe Quebec |
4 | Jennifer Smith (USA) Stans No Tubes |
5 | Sarah Kaufmann (USA) No Tubes Elite Womens Team |
6 | Lanthier Nadea Andreane (Can) Rocky Mountain Factory Team |
7 | Cayley Brooks (Can) |
8 | Valerie Meunier (Can) |
9 | Sage Wilderman (USA) Kenda/Felt |
10 | Liz Carrington (USA) Bear Valley Bikes |
DNF | Vanessa Humic (USA) Stans No Tubes/Kenda |
DNF | Allison Mann (USA) B4B/Sho-Air/Specialized |
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