Zoe Backstedt dominates in European championships

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Pos. Rider Name (Country) Team Result
1 Zoe Backstedt (Great Britain) 0:44:01
2 Leonie Bentveld (Netherlands) 0:01:06
3 Nienke Vinke (Netherlands) 0:01:30
4 Xaydee van Sinaey (Belgium) 0:01:56
5 Monique Halter (Switzerland) 0:02:17
6 Federica Venturelli (Italy) 0:02:40
7 Mirre Knaven (Netherlands) 0:02:49
8 Lilou Fabregue (France) 0:02:53
9 Ella Maclean-Howell (Great Britain) 0:02:57
10 Libby Bell (Great Britain) 0:03:01
11 Hanáková Eliška (Czech Republic) 0:03:13
12 Lauren Molengraaf (Netherlands) 0:03:26
13 Valentina Corvi (Italy) 0:03:28
14 Julia Kopecky (Czech Republic) 0:03:50
15 Cleo Kiekens (Belgium) 0:04:05
16 Electa Gallezot (France) 0:04:17
17 Sophie Auer (Italy) 0:04:22
18 Bibi Verzijl (Netherlands) 0:04:24
19 Pem Hoefmans (Netherlands) 0:04:31
20 Alma Johansson (Sweden) 0:04:44
21 Jerábková Barbora (Czech Republic) 0:04:49
22 Dlasková Vanda (Czech Republic) 0:05:12
23 Elizabeth McKinnon (Great Britain) 0:05:21
24 Julie Bego (France) 0:05:32
25 Lisa Canciani (Italy)
26 Nováková Karla (Czech Republic) 0:05:41
27 Elisabeth Ebras (Estonia) 0:05:43
28 Malwina Mul (Poland) 0:05:51
29 Ciriaková Terézia (Slovakia) 0:06:22
30 Stina Kagevi (Sweden) 0:06:26
31 Niamh Murphy (Great Britain) 0:06:44
32 Lore Sas (Belgium) 0:06:47
33 Chloë van den Eede (Belgium) 0:07:01
34 Hladíková Katerina (Czech Republic)
35 Nora Fischer (Austria)
36 Jule Märkl (Germany)
37 Febe de Smedt (Belgium)
38 Julie Lillelund (Denmark)
39 Xenna de Bruyckere (Belgium)
40 Vania Rico Ucles (Spain)
41 Marta Beti Perez (Spain)
42 Annabrit Prants (Estonia)
43 Laura Maria Mira Juarez (Spain)
44 Uxia Soto Alvarez (Spain)
45 Nette Coppens (Belgium)
DNF Laura Lizette Sander (Estonia)
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