Ren leads 1-2 finish for China
By Cycling News published
Japan's Katayama takes bronze
Image 1 of 5Rie Katayama (Japan) rides to a bronze medal in the women's cross country. (Image credit: AFP)
Image 2 of 5Chengyuan Ren (China) celebrates her victory in the cross country event. (Image credit: AFP)
Image 3 of 5Chengyuan Ren (China) powered to a decisive victory in the women's cross country. (Image credit: AFP)
Image 4 of 5Chengyuan Ren (China) leads compatriot Qinglan Shi early in the women's cross country. (Image credit: AFP)
Image 5 of 5Women's cross country podium (l-r): Qinglan Shi (China), 2nd; Chengyuan Ren (China), 1st; Rie Katayama (Japan), 3rd (Image credit: AFP)
1 | Chengyuan Ren (People's Republic of China) | 1:46:35 |
2 | Qinglan Shi (People's Republic of China) | 0:06:32 |
3 | Rie Katayama (Japan) | 0:14:39 |
4 | Hye Kyeong Choi (Korea) | 0:18:37 |
5 | Yukari Nakagome (Japan) | 0:19:35 |
6 | Masziya.. Mohd Radzi (Malaysia) | -1lap |
7 | Thanh Dam Nguyen (Vietnam) | |
8 | Nirjala Tamrakar (Nepal) |

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