Andrew Dillman solos to victory in Cincinnati Kings CX
Myles and Brown round out podium in all-US top ten
Andrew Dillman has soloed to victory in the Cincinnati Kings CX ahead of Mark Myles and Sam Brown in an all-US top ten on the Ohio course.
The 2.8km course was held on rolling terrain with many short ups and downs, a good portion of off-camber turning, a run-up, and a sand pit with a slightly uphill and paved start and finish.
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