Swedish Championships 2009

Swedish Championships Stages

1. Junior men time trialWednesday, June 24 2009

   Location:

   Götene

   Distance:

   30 km

   • Report: Ludvigsson takes title
2. 

   Elite women time trialWednesday, June 24 2009

   Location:

   Götene

   Distance:

   30 km

   • Report: Fahlin claims championship,
   • Photos

3. Junior women time trialThursday, June 25 2009

   Location:

   Götene

   Distance:

   20 km

   • Report: Grimbeck claims junior women's title
4. 

   Elite men time trialThursday, June 25 2009

   Location:

   Götene

   Distance:

   48 km

   • Report: Wetterhall takes men's TT title,
   • Photos

5. Junior men road raceSaturday, June 27 2009

   Location:

   Götene

   Distance:

   123 km

6. Junior women road raceSaturday, June 27 2009

   Location:

   Götene

   Distance:

   66 km

7. Elite women road raceSaturday, June 27 2009

   Location:

   Götene

   Distance:

   123 km

   • Report: Stenerhag beats Fenixs rival in two-up sprint

8. Elite men road raceSunday, June 28 2009

   Location:

   Götene

   Distance:

   201 km

   • Report: Ljungqvist gets Saxo Bank another jersey

Swedish Championships Photos

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  Emilia Fahlin (Team Columbia-Highroad) rides in a superb TT-position. A stunning victory today for the 21-year old Swede.

• Monica Holler (Bigla Cycling Team) finished 12th.
• The youngest professional rider in Sweden right now is 19-year old Isabelle Söderberg (Team Hitech Products UCK). Number 18 today.
• Alexander Wetterhall (Cyclesport) puts on the national champion jersey.
• Podium: Fredrik Ericsson (Capinordic), Alexander Wetterhall (Cyclesport) and Fredrik Kessiakoff (Fuji-Servetto).
• Eva Nyström (Fredrikshofs IF CK) is consistently strong in TT-races, number eight today.
• Sara Mustonen (Team Hitech products UCK) finished fifth.
• Susanne Ljungskog (Team Flexpoint) was second in the race.
• Marie Lindberg (Equipe Nürnberger Versicherung) was ninth.
• Kajsa Karlsson (Team CykelCity) once again proved herself to be one of the strongest TT-riders in Sweden, 6th today.
• A bronze medal was the reward for today's labour for the former TT-champion Emma Johansson (Team Red Sun ProCycling)