Bruni wins Downhill World title

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Pos. Rider Name (Country) Team Result
1 Loic Bruni (France) 0:04:05.544
2 Troy Brosnan (Australia) 0:00:00.581
3 Amaury Pierron (France) 0:00:02.549
4 Danny Hart (Great Britain) 0:00:02.805
5 Greg Minnaar (South Africa) 0:00:03.187
6 Laurie Greenland (Great Britain) 0:00:04.896
7 Finn Iles (Canada) 0:00:04.981
8 Dakotah Norton (United States Of America) 0:00:05.490
9 Mark Wallace (Canada) 0:00:06.129
10 Luca Shaw (United States Of America) 0:00:06.347
11 Matthew Walker (New Zealand) 0:00:06.948
12 Aaron Gwin (United States Of America) 0:00:08.560
13 Charlie Harrison (United States Of America) 0:00:08.600
14 Greg Williamson (Great Britain) 0:00:09.087
15 Kirk Mcdowall (Canada) 0:00:09.196
16 Hugo Frixtalon (France) 0:00:09.619
17 David Trummer (Austria) 0:00:09.819
18 Jack Moir (Australia) 0:00:09.952
19 Rémi Thirion (France) 0:00:09.972
20 Thomas Estaque (France) 0:00:10.577
21 Martin Maes (Belgium) 0:00:10.714
22 Matt Walker (Great Britain) 0:00:10.849
23 Neko Mulally (United States Of America) 0:00:11.101
24 Jure Žabjek (Slovenia) 0:00:11.627
25 Hugo Langevin (Canada) 0:00:12.112
26 George Brannigan (New Zealand) 0:00:12.166
27 Bruce Klein (United States Of America) 0:00:12.196
28 Baptiste Pierron (France) 0:00:12.859
29 Alex Marin (Spain) 0:00:13.185
30 Jackson Frew (Australia) 0:00:13.722
31 Andreas Kolb (Austria) 0:00:14.029
32 Jacob Dickson (Ireland) 0:00:14.386
33 Brendan Fairclough (Great Britain) 0:00:15.803
34 Bernard Kerr (Great Britain) 0:00:16.313
35 Magnus Manson (Canada) 0:00:16.359
36 Marcelo Gutierrez Villegas (Colombia) 0:00:16.467
37 Stanislav Sehnal (Czech Republic) 0:00:16.729
38 Max Hartenstern (Germany) 0:00:18.419
39 Michael Hannah (Australia) 0:00:19.570
40 Connor Fearon (Australia) 0:00:19.726
41 Wyn Masters (New Zealand) 0:00:19.800
42 Samuel Thibault (Canada) 0:00:20.774
43 Silas Grandy (Germany) 0:00:21.701
44 Rastislav Baranek (Slovakia) 0:00:22.933
45 Lutz Weber (Switzerland) 0:00:23.481
46 Davide Palazzari (Italy) 0:00:23.662
47 Oliver Zwar (Australia) 0:00:24.456
48 Keegan Wright (New Zealand) 0:00:26.783
49 Emanuel Pombo (Portugal) 0:00:28.127
50 Matthias Hafner (Germany) 0:00:28.583
51 Simon Maurer (Germany) 0:00:28.841
52 Yuki Kushima (Japan) 0:00:30.444
53 Benjamin Zwar Kvist (Australia) 0:00:32.143
54 Mauricio Ernesto Estrada Pulgarin (Colombia) 0:00:32.814
55 Dean Lucas (Australia) 0:00:32.866
56 Francisco Pardal (Portugal) 0:00:33.475
57 Fabian Alcantar De Los Reyes (Mexico) 0:00:34.699
58 Basil Weber (Switzerland) 0:00:37.556
59 Yannick Wende (Bolivia) 0:00:47.749
60 Hajime Imoto (Japan) 0:00:48.816
61 Loris Vergier (France) 0:00:50.428
62 Juho Mattus (Estonia) 0:01:04.391
63 José García Ramirez (Mexico) 0:01:06.776
64 Chinnapat Sukchanya (Thailand) 0:01:07.256
65 Johannes Von Klebelsberg (Italy) 0:02:00.155
66 Samuel Blenkinsop (New Zealand) 0:02:39.189
67 Gabriel Imseis Lanfredi (Brazil) 0:04:02.810
DNF Erik Irmisch (Germany)
DNF Florent Payet (France)
DNF Till Ulmschneider (Germany)
DNF Theo Erlangsen (South Africa)
DNS Brook Macdonald (New Zealand)
DNS Rafael Gutierrez Villegas (Colombia)
DNS Reece Wilson (Great Britain)
DNS Loris Revelli (Italy)
DNS Steven Ceballos Otalvaro (Colombia)
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