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MTB World Cup Cross Country #3 2010
22 May 2010 - 23 May 2010 | Offenburg, Germany | CDM
- Junior women cross country - Prevot wins for France
  2010-05-22
- Junior men cross country - Dutchman Van Der Heijden holds of Walder for win
  2010-05-22
- Elite women cross country - Pendrel, Gould go one-two for Luna in Offenburg
  2010-05-23
- Elite men cross country - Absalon grabs another World Cup win
  2010-05-23

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