French women dominate World Cup finals

The South Tyrolean cross-country mountain bikers Eva Lechner (Eppan) and Greta Seiwald (Gsies) did not achieve a top spot on Sunday. Lechner (39th place) and Seiwald (40th place) finished the 5 laps more than 14 minutes behind the winner Pauline Ferrand-Prevot from France. The double world champion won in a superior manner in 1:20.23 hours ahead of her compatriot Loana Lecomte (+1,27 minutes), Olympic champion Jolanda Neff (SUI) came third (+2,29 minutes). The best Azzurra in the home race is Martina Berta in 8th place. In the overall World Cup, the title went to Alessandra Keller from Switzerland for the first time, ahead of Rebecca McConnell from Australia and Anne Terpstra (NED). Greta Seiwald ends up in 20th place in the final rankings, Eva Lechner in 33rd place. French victory also in the men's category The French festival also continued with the men's elite race in the afternoon. Titouan Carod completed the 6 laps in 1:22.02 hours, relegating mountain bike legend Nino Schurter (SUI) to second place, 35 seconds behind, with Jordan Sarrou (FRA) third. Luca Braidot came fifth as the best Azzurro, Gerhard Kerschbaumer ended up in 2th place in his farewell race, and in the finish sprint he was able to overtake the Dane Simon Andreassen. U23 – Plankensteiner top 20 again In the U23 women's class, Line Burquier from France won the day, while South Tyrolean Noemi Plankensteiner took another place in the top 17 in 20th place. In the men's race, Martin Vidaurre Kossmann (Chile) came out on top, just ahead of David Domingo Campos Motos (Spain) and Gustavo Xavier de Oliveira Pereira from Brazil.

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French women dominate World Cup finals

The mountain bikers end their World Cup season on Sulzberg in Trentino. The French women have every reason to be happy in the women's XC race.

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