Rachel Atherton completes perfect season with world title
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Briton beats Myriam Nicole and Tracey Hannah to claim fourth rainbow jersey
Full Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Rachel Atherton (Great Britain) |
2 | Myriam Nicole (France) |
3 | Tracey Hannah (Australia) |
4 | Marine Cabirou (France) |
5 | Tahnee Seagrave (Great Britain) |
6 | Alia Marcellini (Italy) |
7 | Veronika Widmann (Italy) |
8 | Mariana Salazar Palomo (El Salvador) |
9 | Mio Suemasa (Japan) |
10 | Miranda Miller (Canada) |
11 | Carina Cappellari (Switzerland) |
12 | Josefine Bjorkman (Sweden) |
13 | Georgia Astle (Canada) |
14 | Camila Nogueira (Argentina) |
15 | Jana Bartova (Czech Republic) |
16 | Eleonora Farina (Italy) |
17 | Alanna Columb (New Zealand) |
18 | Sandra Rubesam (Germany) |
19 | Blanca Julia Barthe (Spain) |
20 | Kim Schwemmer (Germany) |
21 | Danielle Beecroft (Australia) |
22 | Harriet Rucknagel (Germany) |
23 | Lea Rutz (Switzerland) |
24 | Carmen Martinez (Spain) |
DNF | Manon Carpenter (Great Britain) |
DNS | Ronja Hill-Wright (Australia) |
DNS | Sara Bohm (Germany) |
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