Dolomiti Superbike: Paez's third stroke – Lüthi wins the women's race

The Colombian Paez prevailed ahead of Martin Stosek and Diego Alfonso Arias Cuevo. Impressive: After a serious fall, Stosek managed to defy his injuries, got on his bike and found his way back to the top. In the end he was rewarded with second place. Shortly after Stosek's crash, Paez launched an attack and clearly pulled away; his third victory in the Dolomiti Superbike was already certain early on. His teammate Cuevo was happy about third place. In the women's category, it was the 2018 winner, Katazina Sosna, who first came out on top. But at some point she ran out of breath and the Italian Annabella Stropparo caught up with her. She was also in the lead until a few kilometers from the finish, before the Swiss Ariane Lüthi rushed up and Stropparo had to raise the white flag. Men's 60km sprint final In the slightly shorter 60km race, a sprint finale caused emotions to run high. Nicola Taffarel, Giuseppe Panariello, Klaus Fontana and Zaccaria Toccoli delivered an exciting final sprint at the end. In the end, Taffarel had the best cards, ahead of Panariello and Toccoli. All that was left for Fontana was sheet metal. It became clearer for the women: Anna Oberparleiter from Olange won 14 minutes ahead of Thea Schwingshackl, and Anna Urban came in third. The results at a glance: 123 km - men 1. Paez Leon Hector Leonardo Giant Polimedical 4:40.32,9; 2. Stosek Martin Vitalo-Future Cycling 4:41.23,9; 3. Arias Cuervo Diego Alfonso Giant Polimedical 4:41.24,4; 4. Seewald Andreas D-Lenggries 4:42.00,0; 5. Huber Urs Team Bulls 4:42.04,9; 6. Lakata Alban Team Bulls 4:42.05,6; 7. Ferreira Tiago Dmt Racing Team 4:42.07,1; 8. Rabensteiner Fabian Team Trek-Pirelli 4:42.36,7; 9. Weber Sascha Team Trek/Vaude 4:42.37,6; 10. Stauffer Hansueli Team Bulls 4:48.49,2 123 km - women 1. Lüthi Ariane Rc Steffisburg 5:43.16,8; 2. Stropparo Annabella Team Tek Series 5:45.13,3. 3. Sosna Katazina Torpado-South Tyrol Mtb 5:47.56,8; 4. Morath Adelheid Rsv Bike-Arge St. Märgen 5:48.50,9; 5. Peretti Claudia Vittoria Lepontia Racing Team 5:49.58,2; 6. Tanovic Lejla Pulse 5:52.27,6; 7. Dohrn Stefanie Embrace The World Cycling 5:53.51,2; 8. Mairhofer Sandra Rdr Italia Leynicese Racing Team 6:02.34,8; 9. Scipioni Silvia Asd Cicli Taddei 6:03.17,7; 10. Burato Chiara Omap Cicli Andreis 6:04.21,2; 60 km - men 1. Taffarel Nicola Wilier 7C Force 2:19.08,9; 2. Toccoli Zaccaria Team Todesco 2:19.09,2; 3. Panariello Giuseppe New Bike 2008 Racing Team 2:19.09,7; 4. Fontana Klaus Torpado South Tyrol 2:19.09,9; 5. Casagrande Michele Team Trek-Pirelli-Tonello 2:19.24,6; 6. Zoccarato Nicolò Omap Cicli Andreis 2:19.24,8; 7. Loss Enrico Wilier 7C Force 2:21.12,1; 8. Schweiggl Johannes Rh Racing Kronplatzking 2:21.18,3; 9. Trincheri Lorenzo Wilier 7C Force 2:21.33,4; 10. Carraro Tiziano ASDGS Porto Viro 2:22.07,2 60 km - women 1st Oberparleiter Anna Rh Racing Kronplatzking 2:38.28,6; 2. Schwingshackl Thea Team Futura 2:52.29,3; 3. Urban Anna Bmc Poland 2:57.52,9; 4. Ruzickova Anna 3:01.48,8; 5. Ciuffini Chiara Team Cingolani 3:01.57,5; 6. Povellato Arianna As GS Ciclistefanelli 3:07.41,8; 7. Lutz Carolin 3:09.13,3; 8. Nicolussi Leck Vera Team Dolomiti Superbike 3:09.26,7; 9. Kostner Valentina Team Cancelli 3:10.47,3; 10. Giglioli Federica Bicisport Sanguinetti 3:11.43,4

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Dolomiti Superbike: Paez's third stroke – Lüthi wins the women's race

Hector Leonardo Paez gave himself a present for his 39th birthday on Saturday with his third Dolomiti Superbike victory. Among the women, the Swiss Ariane Lüthi proved that she has the longest staying power.

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