Maghalie Rochette (Feedback Sports-Specialized) won the elite women's race on Day 1 of the 2019 Cincy Kings CX on Saturday, fighting through the mud to win alone by over a minute.
Caroline Mani (Pactimo/Colorado Proud) finished second at 1:29 with Ruby West (Pivot p/b Stan’s NoTubes) third a further eight seconds back.
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Full Results
Pos.
Rider Name (Country) Team
Result
1
Maghalie Rochette (Can)
0:40:46
2
Caroline Mani (Fra)
0:01:29
3
Ruby West (Can)
0:01:37
4
Sunny Gilbert (USA)
0:01:43
5
Katie Clouse (USA)
0:01:57
6
Courtenay Mcfadden (USA)
0:02:08
7
Rebecca Fahringer (USA)
0:02:25
8
Clara Honsinger (USA)
0:02:32
9
Madigan Munro (USA)
0:02:44
10
Jennifer Jackson (Can)
0:02:54
11
Raylyn Nuss (USA)
0:03:47
12
Samantha Runnels (USA)
0:04:07
13
Hannah Arensman (USA)
0:04:13
14
Erica Zaveta (USA)
0:04:35
15
Crystal Anthony (USA)
0:04:59
16
Amanda Nauman (USA)
0:05:13
17
Jennifer Malik (USA)
0:05:28
18
Emily Payonk (USA)
0:05:46
19
Lizzy Gunsalus (USA)
0:06:01
20
Emily Werner (USA)
0:06:16
21
Lauren Zoerner (USA)
0:06:25
22
Bridget Tooley (USA)
0:06:35
23
Maria Larkin (Irl)
0:06:43
24
Shannon Mallory (USA)
0:06:49
25
Turner Ramsay (USA)
0:07:51
26
Cassidy Hickey (USA)
0:08:42
27
Daniela Mehech (USA)
0:08:49
28
Ellie Mitchell (USA)
0:09:10
29
Caitlin Neuman (USA)
0:09:20
30
Siobhan Kelly (Can)
0:09:26
31
Eleanor Dyas (USA)
0:09:42
32
Aubrey Drummond (USA)
0:09:51
33
Ryley Mosher (USA)
0:10:04
34
Tea Wright (USA)
0:10:20
35
Katja Freeburn (USA)
0:10:29
36
Laura Rice (USA)
0:12:00
37
Kaia Schmid (USA)
-1 Lap
38
Traci Judge (USA)
39
Abigail Yates (USA)
40
Danielle Clark (USA)
DNS
Allison Arensman (USA)
DNF
Molly Lohry (USA)
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