Frei captures U23 World Championship title

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Stigger, Lecomte round out podium

Sina Frei (Switerland)
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Full results
Pos. Rider Name (Country) Team Result
1 Sina Frei (Switzerland) 1:16:34
2 Laura Stigger (Austria) 0:00:31
3 Loana Lecomte (France) 0:00:36
4 Evie Richards (Great Britain) 0:01:03
5 Martina Berta (Italy) 0:02:00
6 Haley Batten (United States Of America) 0:03:22
7 Rocio Del Alba Garcia Martinez (Spain) 0:03:57
8 Caroline Bohé (Denmark) 0:04:11
9 Laurie Arseneault (Canada) 0:04:19
10 Lisa Pasteiner (Austria) 0:04:44
11 Hélène Clauzel (France) 0:04:46
12 Nicole Koller (Switzerland) 0:04:52
13 Mari-Liis Mõttus (Estonia) 0:06:13
14 Savilia Blunk (United States Of America) 0:06:32
15 Greta Seiwald (Italy) 0:07:03
16 Tereza Sásková (Czech Republic) 0:07:29
17 Gabriela Wojtyla (Poland) 0:07:39
18 Emeline Detilleux (Belgium) 0:08:30
19 Kelsey Urban (United States Of America) 0:08:59
20 Jana Czeczinkarová (Czech Republic) 0:09:19
21 Sophianne Samson (Canada) 0:10:28
22 Virág Buzsáki (Hungary) 0:11:05
23 Corina Druml (Austria) 0:11:20
24 Raquel Queirós (Portugal) 0:11:31
25 Gwendalyn Gibson (United States Of America) 0:11:48
26 Nina Benz (Germany) 0:12:02
27 Viktoria Kirsanova (Russian Federation) 0:12:10
28 Kristina Ilina (Russian Federation) 0:12:14
29 Roxane Vermette (Canada) 0:12:17
30 Antonia Daubermann (Germany) 0:12:59
31 Anna Mirolyubova (Russian Federation)
32 Erika Monserrath Rodriguez Suarez (Mexico)
33 Megan Williams (Australia)
34 Amelie Simard (Canada)
35 Mackenzie Myatt (Canada)
36 Rina Matsumoto (Japan)
37 Katherine Hosking (Australia)
38 Warinthorn Phetpraphan (Thailand)
39 Fatima Anahi Hijar Marin (Mexico)
40 Mireille Larose Gingras (Canada)
41 Sarah Tucknott (Australia)
42 Regina Schmidel (Hungary)
43 Estefania Medina Enriquez (Mexico)
DNF Marianne Theberge (Canada)
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