Rochette doubles down at Kings CX on Sunday

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Second-place finish lands Mani title in inaugural USCX series

Maghalie Rochette, shown at 2020 Women Elite Superprestige CX - SPMerksplas, handled similar conditions to win C2 race at 2021 Cincy CX
Maghalie Rochette, shown at 2020 Women Elite Superprestige CX - SPMerksplas, handled similar conditions to win C2 race at 2021 Cincy CX (Image credit: Getty Images Sport)

Maghalie Rochette (Specialized/Feedback Sports) dominated the C2 elite women’s event on the second day of racing at Kings CX on Sunday, taking back-to-back victories in Deerfield Township, Ohio. Caroline Mani (Pactimo Fierce Team) duplicated her second-place finish from the day before, finishing 1:51 behind the Canadian. While the top two spots remained the same, course conditions changed completely with full-on rain Sunday. 

Nineteen-year-old Maddie Munro (Trek Factory Racing), the Junior bronze medalist at 2020 Cyclo-cross Worlds, finished third just nine seconds behind Mani. It was her first elite women's podium in UCI 'cross competitions. Just a week ago she switched disciplines at the USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike Nationals and took home two gold medals in cross-country events with her Varsity team, Colorado Mesa University.

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Results
Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Maghalie Rochette (Can) Specialized / Feedback Sports 0:50:59
2Caroline Mani (Fra) Pactimo Fierce Team 0:01:51
3Madigan Munro (USA) Trek Factory Racing 0:02:00
4Raylyn Nuss (USA) Steve Tilford Foundation Racing 0:02:54
5Lizzy Gunsalus (USA) Marian University 0:03:27
6Rebecca Fahringer (USA) Kona Maxxis Shimano 0:03:51
7Sunny Gilbert (USA) Blue Competition Cycles p/b Bui 0:04:33
8Emily Werner (USA) Kens Bike Shop 0:04:59
9Caitlin Bernstein (USA) Easton Overland / MCGOVERN CYCL 0:05:17
10Jennifer Malik (USA) Paradise Garage Racing p/b Sman 0:05:30
11Sidney Mcgill (Can) Pedalhead Race Room 0:06:17
12Traci Judge (USA) 0:06:35
13Lauren Zoerner (USA) Alpha Bicycle Company-groove Si 0:07:04
14Sophie Russenberger (USA) Team s&m CX 0:07:07
15Austin Killips (USA) Pratt Racing 0:07:10
16Michaela Thompson (USA) Alpha Bicycle co.- Groove Silve 0:07:39
17Taylor Kuyk-White (USA) RSCX - HOUSE INDUSTRIES 0:07:52
18Maria Larkin (Irl) Donkey Label Racing p/b FK Law
19Bonnie Symes (USA) Campus WheelWorks
20Cassidy Hickey (USA) Bear National Team
21Amelia Shea (USA)
22Kelly Lawson (Can) Hardwood Next Wave
23Caitlin Neuman (USA)
24Bridget Tooley (USA) Easton-liv
25Alijah Beatty (USA) Marian University
26Anna Dorovskikh (USA) Orion Racing
27Ivy Audrain (USA) Handup + the Black Bibs Racing
28Katelyn Walcroft (Can) Hardwood Next Wave
29Brooke Lyman (USA)
30Natalie Smith (USA) Ultra Violet
31Sarah Larson (USA) Bonsai Endurance / Zone 6
32Abigail Yates (USA) Lindenwood University
DNFMolly Lohry (USA)
DNSAubrey Drummond (USA)
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