Jaroslav Hulhavy took the win in Mnichovo Hradiště(Image credit: Jan Brychta/RoadCycling.cz)
Jaroslav Kulhavý (Specialized Factory Racing) on the snowy parcours.(Image credit: Michal Cerveny - mtbs.cz)
Jaroslav Kulhavý took his first win for Specialized Factory Racing.(Image credit: Michal Cerveny - mtbs.cz)
Jaroslav Kulhavý (Specialized Factory Racing) en route to victory.(Image credit: Michal Cerveny - mtbs.cz)
Matej Lasak slotted into the top 10.(Image credit: Jan Brychta/RoadCycling.cz)
Jaroslav Kulhavy (Specialized Factory Team)(Image credit: Jan Brychta/RoadCycling.cz)
Jaroslav Kulhavy took the lead after the first lap.(Image credit: Jan Brychta/RoadCycling.cz)
Ondrej Bambula did not make the finish.(Image credit: Jan Brychta/RoadCycling.cz)
David Kasek took seventh.(Image credit: Jan Brychta/RoadCycling.cz)
Tomas Paprstka came in fifth place(Image credit: Jan Brychta/RoadCycling.cz)
Jan Nesvadba rode to third place on the day.(Image credit: Jan Brychta/RoadCycling.cz)
Michael Boros claimed the hole shot but faded to fourth.(Image credit: Jan Brychta/RoadCycling.cz)
Vladimir Kyzivat leads the chasing group.(Image credit: Jan Brychta/RoadCycling.cz)
Jaroslav Kulhavy rolled up his sleeves and got to work.(Image credit: Jan Brychta/RoadCycling.cz)
David Kasek plows through the snow(Image credit: Jan Brychta/RoadCycling.cz)
Michael Boros in the lead on the first lap.(Image credit: Jan Brychta/RoadCycling.cz)
The start of the elite men's race.(Image credit: Jan Brychta/RoadCycling.cz)
Vladimir Kyzivat began to close in on Kulhavy near the end.(Image credit: Jan Brychta/RoadCycling.cz)
Mountain biker Jaroslav Kulhavy dominated a cold, snowy round of the TOI TOI cup in Mnichovo Hradiste, putting half a minute into second placed Vladimir Kyzivat to take the win.
The cross country world championships runner-up overtook Michael Boros after the first lap and then never left the lead of the race on a technical course that caused problems for many riders.
Jan Nesvadba came third ahead of Boros, while junior world champion Tomas Paprstka came in fifth.