Mariske Strauss won the elite women's short track at Bonelli Park on Sunday. She defeated Erin Huck and Andreanne Pichette on the day.
Swipe to scroll horizontally
| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | Mariske Strauss (RSA) |
| 2 | Erin Huck (USA) Tokyo Joes |
| 3 | Andreanne Pichette (Can) Opus-Ogc/Equipe Quebec |
| 4 | Jennifer Smith (USA) Stans No Tubes |
| 5 | Sarah Kaufmann (USA) No Tubes Elite Womens Team |
| 6 | Lanthier Nadea Andreane (Can) Rocky Mountain Factory Team |
| 7 | Cayley Brooks (Can) |
| 8 | Valerie Meunier (Can) |
| 9 | Sage Wilderman (USA) Kenda/Felt |
| 10 | Liz Carrington (USA) Bear Valley Bikes |
| DNF | Vanessa Humic (USA) Stans No Tubes/Kenda |
| DNF | Allison Mann (USA) B4B/Sho-Air/Specialized |
TOPICS
-
'I set the stakes high' - Emma Finucane, British women and Danish men team pursuiters smash world records at European track championships
Lotte Kopecky takes fourth Elimination Race title -
'Maybe it's not a bad idea to skip one winter' - Mathieu van der Poel mulls his future in cyclo-cross after record breaking world title in Hulst
Dutchman takes a cautious approach in securing eighth victory in the UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships -
'I was never the guy everyone was talking about as the next up-and-comer' – Simon Clarke bids farewell on his own terms after a career marked by resilience
"I'm 40 this year. I feel like I've wrung the towel dry" says Tour de France and Vuelta a España stage winner who pinned a number on for last time at Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race -
'We have earned our place - no one can take that away from us' – Tom Pidcock confirms return to Tour de France as leader for Pinarello-Q36.5 debut
Swiss ProTeam earned their way to a place at the 2026 edition mainly thanks to star British rider
