Toyooka wins women's race on Shinshu Cyclocross Nobeyama first day
By Cycling News
National 'cross champion Miyauchi finishes second
Image 1 of 6The former Japanese champion, Ayako Toyooka (Panasonic Ladies), wins on the first day of Nobeyama Cyclo-cross (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka)
Image 2 of 6Women's podium (L to R): Sakiko Miyauchi (Club Viento), 2nd; Ayako Toyooka (Panasonic Ladies), 1st; Miho Imai (Cycle Club Jp), 3rd (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka)
Image 3 of 6Nine riders started the women's elite category at Nobeyama Cyclo-cross day 1 (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka)
Image 4 of 6Japanese road race national champion Eri Yonamine (Team Forza!) en route to a 4th place finish (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka)
Image 5 of 6Ayako Toyooka (Panasonic Ladies) runs the barriers and solos to the finish line (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka)
Image 6 of 6Japanese national cyclo-cross champion Sakiko Miyauchi (Club Viento) finished in second place (Image credit: Sonoko Tanaka)
1 | Ayako Toyooka (Jpn) Panasonic Ladies | 0:36:58 |
2 | Sakiko Miyauchi (Jpn) Club Viento | 0:00:26 |
3 | Miho Imai (Jpn) Cycleclubjp | 0:00:59 |
4 | Eri Yonamine (Jpn) Team Forza! | 0:01:13 |
5 | Seika Ainota (Jpn) Club Grow Dirtfrek | 0:01:45 |
6 | Waka Takeda (Jpn) Arai Muraca | 0:01:53 |
7 | Junko Ueda (Jpn) BC.Anello | 0:04:43 |
8 | Michiko Kawasaki (Jpn) Club Viento | 0:05:54 |
9 | Michiho Watanuki (Jpn) |
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