Guderzo storms to women's Italian TT title
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Over a minute clear of nearest pursuer
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Full Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Tatiana Guderzo (G.S. Fiamme Azzurre) | 0:32:10 |
2 | Elisa Longo Borghini (Hitec Products Mistral Home) | 0:01:01 |
3 | Noemi Cantele (Be Pink) | 0:01:13 |
4 | Silvia Valsecchi (Be Pink) | 0:01:21 |
5 | Rossella Ratto (Verinlegno - Fabiani) | 0:01:22 |
6 | Simona Frapporti (Be Pink) | 0:02:37 |
7 | Susanna Zorzi (Mcipollini Giambenini) | 0:02:59 |
8 | Chiara Vannucci (Verso L'iride Maccari Spumanti) | 0:03:40 |
9 | Viviana Gatto (Fassa Bortolo Servetto) | 0:03:58 |
10 | Marta Bastianelli (G.S. Fiamme Azzurre) | 0:04:05 |
11 | Francesca Cauz (Fassa Bortolo Servetto) | 0:04:24 |
12 | Valentina Bastianelli (Vaiano Tepso Solaristech) | 0:04:40 |
13 | Jessica Paganelli (Team Alfonsina) | 0:05:44 |
14 | Giulia Donato (G.S. Diadora-Pasta Zara-Manhattan) | 0:05:45 |
15 | Irene Falorni (All Sports ASD) | 0:05:51 |
16 | Monica Ceccon (Team Alfonsina) | 0:06:11 |
17 | Simona Martini (All Sports ASD) | 0:07:26 |
18 | Chiara Contiero (Team Alfonsina) | 0:10:04 |
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