Pascal wins downhill
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Paulhan, Di Pasquale round out top three
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Mickael Pascal (Fra) | 0:04:06.33 |
2 | Romain Paulhan (Fra) | 0:00:02.73 |
3 | Charly Di Pasquale (Fra) | 0:00:02.90 |
4 | Florian Arthus (Fra) | 0:00:07.92 |
5 | Patrick Thome (Fra) | 0:00:09.34 |
6 | Olivier Nicole (Fra) | 0:00:10.08 |
7 | Yoann Barelli (Fra) | 0:00:10.61 |
8 | Arthur Parret (Fra) | 0:00:11.66 |
9 | Cyrille Kurtz (Fra) | 0:00:11.70 |
10 | Loic Bruni (Fra) | 0:00:12.38 |
11 | Mathieu Gallean (Fra) | 0:00:13.31 |
12 | Thibaut Ruffin (Fra) | 0:00:15.02 |
13 | Romain Maillot (Fra) | 0:00:15.03 |
14 | Benjamin Verrier (Fra) | 0:00:15.60 |
15 | Rudy Cabirou (Fra) | 0:00:15.83 |
16 | Richard Marini (Fra) | 0:00:16.60 |
17 | Alexandre Lohner (Fra) | 0:00:16.85 |
18 | Alexis Raguet (Fra) | 0:00:17.12 |
19 | Arthur Racaud (Fra) | 0:00:17.42 |
20 | Rémy Casanova (Fra) | 0:00:18.01 |
21 | Yoann Paccard (Fra) | 0:00:18.45 |
22 | Esteban Deronzier (Fra) | 0:00:18.55 |
23 | Geoffrey Cholley (Fra) | 0:00:18.74 |
24 | Faustin Figaret (Fra) | 0:00:18.76 |
25 | Marc Cabirou (Fra) | 0:00:19.70 |
26 | Guillaume Cauvin (Fra) | 0:00:19.90 |
27 | Jérôme Crocombette (Fra) | 0:00:20.16 |
28 | Ludovic Oget (Fra) | 0:00:20.17 |
29 | Thomas Zanone (Fra) | 0:00:20.36 |
30 | Yannick Colomb (Fra) | 0:00:20.74 |
31 | Quentin Chanudet (Fra) | 0:00:20.91 |
32 | Romain Goulesque (Fra) | 0:00:22.89 |
33 | Alexis Pujol (Fra) | 0:00:23.25 |
34 | Alexandre Tissier (Fra) | 0:00:23.63 |
35 | Alexandre Claudin (Fra) | 0:00:24.86 |
36 | Julien Hericher (Fra) | 0:00:25.29 |
37 | Tristan Petit (Fra) | 0:00:25.30 |
38 | Anthony Doniol (Fra) | 0:00:25.44 |
39 | David Eme (Fra) | 0:00:25.62 |
40 | Benjamin Staehle (Fra) | 0:00:26.10 |
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