European Cross Country Championships 2012: U23 women cross country Results | Cyclingnews

Vivienne Meyer (Switzerland) on her way to seventh place — Vivienne Meyer (Switzerland) on her way to seventh place (Image credit: Armin Küstenbrück)

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Under 23 women
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Jolanda Neff (Switzerland)	1:12:29
2	Paula Gorycka (Poland)	0:00:08
3	Anne Terpstra (Netherlands)	0:00:56
4	Pauline Ferrand Prevot (France)	0:01:55
5	Ekaterina Anoshina (Russian Federation)	0:02:15
6	Serena Calvetti (Italy)	Row 5 - Cell 2
7	Vivienne Meyer (Switzerland)	0:04:15
8	Kajsa Snihs (Sweden)	0:05:02
9	Monika Zur (Poland)	0:05:57
10	Jitka Skarnitzlova (Czech Republic)	0:06:26
11	Kateryna Naberezhna (Ukraine)	0:06:52
12	Michelle Hediger (Switzerland)	0:07:26
13	Anna Konovalova (Russian Federation)	0:07:32
14	Iryna Popova (Ukraine)	0:08:20
15	Jovana Crnogorac SRB	0:13:29
16	Marta Tereshchuk (Ukraine)	0:18:25
17	Lia Rizaeva (Russian Federation)	Row 16 - Cell 2
DSQ	Yana Belomoyna (Ukraine)	Row 17 - Cell 2

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