Konwa and Solus-Miskowicz win in Poland
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Gory Swietokarzyskie MTB Cup held on Saturday
Full Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Marek Konwa (Pol) |
2 | Borys Goral (Pol) |
3 | Patryk Piasecki (Pol) |
4 | Lubomir Vojta (Cze) |
5 | Grzegorz Bem (Pol) |
6 | Marcin Kawalec (Pol) |
7 | Mariusz Kozak (Pol) |
8 | Michal Capala (Pol) |
9 | Michal Lopato (Pol) |
10 | Bartosz Mikler (Pol) |
11 | Mateusz Kacilowicz (Pol) |
12 | Rafal Alchimowiz (Pol) |
13 | Benjamin Demkowski (Pol) |
14 | Lukasz Szymczuk (Pol) |
15 | Bartosz Mikler (Pol) |
16 | Dawid Nieslanczyk (Pol) |
17 | Lukasz Pihulak (Pol) |
18 | Emil Gebski (Pol) |
19 | Rafal Adamczyk (Pol) |
20 | Bartosz Banach (Pol) |
21 | Daniel Korajczyk (Pol) |
22 | Tomasz Szala (Pol) |
23 | Tomasz Sawicz (Pol) |
24 | Tomasz Pohorecki (Pol) |
25 | Bartosz Krzysko (Pol) |
26 | Rafal Augustynowicz (Pol) |
27 | Dominik Loboda (Pol) |
28 | Michal Rudel (Pol) |
29 | Maciej Jeziorski (Pol) |
30 | Damian Kowalczyk (Pol) |
31 | Mateusz Pikos (Pol) |
32 | Jakub Niespielak (Pol) |
DSQ | Lukasz Klimaszewski (Pol) |
DSQ | Grzegorz Hajda (Pol) |
DSQ | Krzysztof Lukasik (Pol) |
DSQ | Przemyslaw Pyrek (Pol) |
DSQ | Kamil Grenda (Pol) |
DSQ | Patryk Kaczmarczyk (Pol) |
DSQ | Pawel Kowalkowski (Pol) |
DSQ | Marcin Kowal (Pol) |
DSQ | Kamil Kuczaba (Pol) |
DSQ | Kornel Osicki (Pol) |
DSQ | Jakub Najs (Pol) |
DSQ | Adam Wiecko (Pol) |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Katarzyna Solus-Miskowicz (Pol) |
2 | Paula Gorycka (Pol) |
3 | Stefania Staszel (Pol) |
4 | Dagmara Drabik (Pol) |
5 | Barbara Krzysko (Pol) |
6 | Joanna Kur (Pol) |
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