Lisa Rabensteiner misses the podium

The women's race was once again dominated by Gunn Rita Dahle. The Norwegian, who had already made a great impression in Nals a week ago, was also unbeatable in Montichiari and took victory with a lead of over a minute. The Pole Maja Wloszczowska could only breathe in the dust of the 2004 Olympic champion and came second, while the Ukrainian Yana Belomoina, third in the final ranking, was already two minutes behind. It was almost enough for Lisa Rabensteiner: The mountain biker from Villandro placed herself in a strong fourth place, but missed third place on the podium by a minute. Anna Oberparleiter was also happy with her 15th place.

On course for a long time As one-sided as the women's race was, the men's performance turned out to be tense: Maxime Marotte, Marco Aurelio Fontana and Stephan Tempier quickly broke away from the rest of the field and fought a bitter battle, especially in the last of the six laps, which the Frenchman Marotte was ultimately able to win with a lead of six or eight seconds. Maximilian Vieider crossed the finish line in 19th place and was ultimately over three minutes behind. He was fully on track until halfway through his race, and at one point Vieider was even in seventh place. But then he collapsed and was passed back to the back. Gerhard Kerschbaumer, who impressed with a 4th place in Nals, was unable to maintain his form and came 22nd.

With these two races, the Internazionali d'Italia series came to an end, with Chiara Teocchi and Stephane Tempier collecting the most points and thus becoming the winners of the series.

Women 1. Gunn Rita Dahle (NOR) 1.24,48:XNUMX hours 2. Maja Wloszczowska (POL) +1,16 minutes 3. Yana Belomoina (UKR) +2,17 4. Lisa Rabensteiner (ITA/Villanders) +3,18 5. Chiara Teocchi (ITA) +4,09

15. Anna Oberparleiter (ITA/Olang) +8,40 Men 1. Maxime Marotte (FRA) 1.25,34:XNUMX hours 2. Marco Aurelio Fontana (ITA) +0,06 minutes 3. Stephane Tempier (FRA) +0,08 4. Luca Braidot (ITA) +1,03 5. Jhonnatan Botero Villegas (COL) +1,20 19. Maximilian Vieider (ITA/Bozen) +3,34 22. Gerhard Kerschbaumer (ITA/Verdings) +3,58

Thomas Debelyak, Sports News

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Lisa Rabensteiner misses the podium

During the fourth and final stage of the “Internazionali d'Italia”, the mountain bike entourage moved to Montichiari, where they competed for the prestigious Delcar trophy. On Saturday it was the turn of the female and male open categories.

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