Radotic takes Croatian women's title
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Fáy is the best of the Hungarians
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Mia Radotic (Cro) BK Tenna- Kaizen | 0:10:58 |
2 | Kriszta Fáy (Hun) Pécsi Junior KE | 0:11:36 |
3 | Anita Kenyó (Hun) Team Bátorfi AKTKELITE | 0:11:42 |
4 | Gitta Arany (Hun) Bianchi Club K.E. | 0:11:43 |
5 | Simona Katonáne (Hun) Taem PrologELITE | 0:11:46 |
6 | Adrienn Gyurján (Hun) Giant Gyömro | 0:11:52 |
7 | Daria Pletikapa (Cro) BK Lokomotiva | 0:12:12 |
8 | Mónika Király (Hun) E.MTE 1904 | 0:12:15 |
9 | Jelena Gracin (Cro) BK Tenna- Kaizen | 0:12:20 |
10 | Kinga Király (Hun) Salgotarjáni HKE | 0:12:30 |
11 | Antonelabk Ferencic (Cro) BK Meridiana-Kame | 0:12:49 |
12 | Eva Klaric (Cro) BK Sv. Nedjelja | 0:13:00 |
13 | Alelxa Wohlmutter (Hun) MnTdEra 1904 | 0:13:02 |
14 | Romina Golub (Cro) BD Sloga | 0:13:20 |
15 | Sofijabk Novoselic (Cro) SofijaBK Kalorija | 0:13:29 |
16 | Judit Herceg (Hun) Salgotarjáni HKE | 0:14:52 |
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