UCI Mountain Bike World Championships: Valentina Corvi wins women's U23 XCO title
Italian beats Switzerland's Anina Hutter and Monique Halter
Italy's Valentina Corvi continued her dominating run this season, claiming the U23 women's title at the UCI Mountain Bike World Championships in front of her home nation crowd at Vale di Sole.
Corvi went to the front early and stayed there, crossing the line with a 43 second margin to Switzerland's Anina Hutter while compatriot Monique Halter was third at 1:55 behind the new world champion. Halter won the short-track title earlier in the championships.
The women's U23 race was the opening event on Sunday, with men's U23 race plus the elite women's and men's races running afterward and drawing the Mountain Bike World Championships to a close.
More to come ....
Position |
Rider |
Time |
|---|---|---|
1 |
Valentina Corvi (Italy) |
1:19:34 |
2 |
Anina Hutter (Switzerland) |
+43 |
3 |
Monique Halter (Switzerland) |
+1:55 |
4 |
Fiona Schwibler (Switzerland) |
+2:30 |
5 |
Rafaelle Carrier (Canada) |
+3:34 |
6 |
Florencia Monsalvez Rojo (Chile) |
+3:52 |
7 |
Mara Winter (Switzerland) |
+4:08 |
8 |
Katrin Embacher (Austria) |
+4:13 |
9 |
Bloeme Kalis (Netherlands) |
+4:19 |
10 |
Bethany-Ann Jackson (Great Britain) |
+4:45 |
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