Alexandra Engen raises her arms to celebrate her sixth consecutive championship title (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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The podium with Magnus Darvell, Emil Lindgren and Matthias Wengelin (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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Kajsa Snihs fought hard claiming the last spot on the podium (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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Jenny Rissveds started with the juniors one minute down on the elites. Ultimately she overtook the whole field with the exception of two riders before she crossed the line as the new junior champion. (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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Ann Berglund succeeded Kajsa Snihs as the race leader on the technical course (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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Alexandra Engen will be in London in a few days. She dominated the championships by taking the lead after just a few kilometres and from then on, increecing her lead. (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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The women's podium: Ann Berglund, Alexandra Engen and Kajsa Snihs (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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The chasing teammates from Herbalife 24-Raumerrittet in second and third spot, Matthias Wengelin and Magnus Darvell (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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Emil Lindgren started the race as the defending champion. In a champion's manner he took the lead from start and held it to the finish. (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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Magnus Darvell ended up chasing alone when Matthias Wengelin had to stop for a mechanical (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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The best U23 rider in the race, Olof Jonsson, followed by Matthias Wengelin who now was on a repaired bike. (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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Emil Lindgren powers through the tough technical course in the Slottsskogen parc in the center of Gothenburg (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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Matthias Wengelin back in third spot fighting to defend the bronze medal (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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Emil Lindgren celebrated his second consecutive championship wictory with a wheely over the finishline (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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Runner-up Magnus Darvell congratulates his rival on the title (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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Olof Jonsson came in fourth and was awarded the jersey and title as the U23-champion (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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The 2012 Swedish natinonal champ Emil Lindgren (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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The start of the women's race. Kajsa Snihs heads the field followed by Ann Berglund and Emmy Thelberg (Image credit: Cyclesport.se)
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