Polc descends to victory by five hundredths of a second over Blenkinsop
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Jonas wins women's race
Full Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Filip Polc (Svk) | 0:01:22.00 |
2 | Samuel Blenkinsop (NZl) | 0:00:00.05 |
3 | Mitchell Delfs (Aus) | 0:00:00.55 |
4 | Kyle Strait (USA) | 0:00:01.38 |
5 | Miran Vauh (Slo) | 0:00:01.61 |
6 | Will Rischbieth (Aus) | 0:00:03.21 |
7 | Erik Kimmel (Cze) | 0:00:04.00 |
8 | Peter Novacik (Svk) | 0:00:04.35 |
9 | Francesco Petrucci (Ita) | 0:00:04.91 |
10 | Janos Krizsak (Hun) | 0:00:05.61 |
11 | Miklos Kantor (Hun) | Row 10 - Cell 2 |
12 | Endre Szabo (Hun) | 0:00:05.85 |
13 | Andras Szecskay (Hun) | 0:00:06.02 |
14 | Tamas Szucs (Hun) | 0:00:06.42 |
15 | Attila Hutter (Hun) | 0:00:08.03 |
16 | Balint Jelenszky (Hun) | 0:00:08.53 |
17 | Krisztian Halasz (Hun) | 0:00:09.48 |
18 | Gergely Veres (Hun) | 0:00:09.49 |
19 | Marton Vitez Veres (Hun) | 0:00:10.06 |
20 | Miklós Katona (Hun) | 0:00:12.77 |
21 | András Hódi (Hun) | 0:00:16.15 |
22 | Máté Macsuga (Hun) | 0:00:20.65 |
23 | Milan Kopasz (Hun) | 0:00:26.34 |
24 | Adrian Vrecsics (Svk) | 0:00:27.11 |
25 | Valentin Glushkov (Ukr) | 0:00:30.17 |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Timea-Ella Jonas (Hun) | 0:02:39.61 |
2 | Boglarka Veres (Hun) | 0:00:03.04 |
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