Maghalie Rochette (CLIF Pro Team)
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Crystal Anthony (maxxis-shimano pro cyclocross) mounts her bike after losing precious seconds at today’s Women’s Field start
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Arley Kemmerer (Fearless Femme Racing) makes her way through today’s snowy mud
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Crystal Anthony (maxxis-shimano pro cyclocross) shows her grit and determination as she fights her way back up to the podium, despite her earlier mishap
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Jennifer Malik (Women’s CX Project) honors tradition and wears “that” number proudly and correctly
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Arley Kemmerer (Fearless Femme Racing) has another solid day at the races
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Rebecca Fahringer (Amy D Foundation) seems like she’s swimming through mud
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Erin Faccone (Team Averica) lost a bit of time at the pit stop
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One of the most decorated cyclists in America, Laura Van Gilder (Mellow Mushroom Pizza Bakers) find the mud a bit challenging today
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Rachel Rubina (Fearless Femme Racing) shows how much she’s improved in the last two years with another solid race
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Cassandra Maximenko (Van Dessel/Atom Composites/ISM) opts to carry rather than slip
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Natalie Tapias (JAM/NCC) Does not get easily intimitadedNot even by some wind (up to 30MPH wind) and some mudI think she might like Cyclocross
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Maghalie Rochette (CLIF Pro Team) leads the last lap with a comfortable cushion
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And she takes the win for the 2nd day! Canadian Champion, Maghalie Rochette (CLIF Pro Team) wins the Supercross Cup
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Women’s podium: first place, Maghalie Rochette (CLIF Pro Team) third place, Rebecca Fahringer (Amy D Foundation) Congrats to all of the participants
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Lauren De Crescenzo appraises how Leadville Trail 100 MTB pre-race uncertainties concluded with incredibly fast speeds, less feed zone chaos and a course worthy of banned drop bars