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August 28, 2022
Mountain Bike World Championships 2022 – XCO U23 – Les Gets
The Mountain Bike World Championships come around once a season and are the most coveted and hard fought race of the year.
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August 28, 2022
Mountain Bike World Championships 2022 – XCO U23 – Les Gets
The Mountain Bike World Championships come around once a season and are the most coveted and hard fought race of the year. To be victorious means wearing the biggest prize in cycling – the Rainbow Jersey. Win it and you become a legend and go down in cycling history for eternity. This year’s World Championships take place in Les Gets, an Alpine ski resort that’s played host to countless top-tier mountain bike competitions over the past thirty years. The French commune has even hosted the Mountain Bike World Championships once already in 2004. Riders from all over the globe will have been competing all year in national races and – for many – on the UCI World Cup circuit, accumulating UCI points to compete for the overall World Cup title.
Cross Country races are typically held on varied terrain; with a mix of roads, tracks, dirt, sand and rocks. Courses have many obstacles to negotiate – artificial and natural – and often incorporate ramps and berms, jumps, drops and short, sharp hills; not to mention nerve-racking descents! Riders have to fight gravity as well as benefit from it.Races start en masse and it’s always a drag race to the first corner. The Les Gets course is one of the most challenging on the world circuit with some gruelling climbs and several areas where the riders’ technical ability will be really put to the test.
Italy’s Giada Specia and Ronja Blochlinger of Switzerland opened a small gap on the first lap, but by the end of lap 2 Burquier was firmly in charge, and steadily increased her lead in the second half of the race to win by 43 seconds.
The men’s race was expected to be a battle between the two dominant riders on the World Cup circuit – defending champion Martin Kossman of Chile and Carter Woods of Canada. Woods fell off the pace early, while Kossman rode at the front for the first half of the race. However, the Chilean couldn’t open much of a gap and began to fade on the fourth lap, when first Avondetto, and then Mathis Azzaro (France), overtook him.
Results :
1 Avondetto Simone (ITA) Italy 1:10:35
2 Azzaro Mathis (FRA) France 0:00:28
3 Schätti Luca (SUI) Switzerland 0:00:57
4 Vidaurre Kossmann Martin (CHI) Chile 0:01:13
5 Riley Bjorn (USA) United States of America 0:01:36
6 Fontana Filippo (ITA) Italy 0:01:49
7 Lillo Dario (SUI) Switzerland 0:01:59
8 Amos Riley (USA) United States of America 0:02:06
9 Wiedmann Luke (SUI) Switzerland 0:02:35
10 Campos Motos David Domingo (ESP) Spain 0:02:45
11 Rekdahl Ole Sigurd (NOR) Norway 0:02:51
12 Bair Mario (AUT) Austria 0:02:56
13 Fox Sam (AUS) Australia 0:03:14
14 Walter Simon (SUI) Switzerland 0:03:16
15 Boichis Adrien (FRA) France 0:03:20
16 Woods Carter (CAN) Canada 0:03:31
17 Blackmore Joseph (GBR) Great Britain 0:03:34
18 Xavier de Oliveira Pereira Gustavo (BRA) Brazil 0:03:39
19 Lillelund Tobias (DEN) Denmark 0:03:42
20 Cheneval Loan (FRA) France 0:03:47
21 Mason Cameron (GBR) Great Britain
22 Sølvhøj Oliver (DEN) Denmark 0:04:01
23 Krayer Lennart-Jan (GER) Germany 0:04:10
24 Michels Jente (BEL) Belgium 0:04:17
25 Zatloukal Jan (CZE) Czech Republic 0:04:28
26 Horny Clement (BEL) Belgium 0:04:40
27 Aebersold Nils (SUI) Switzerland 0:04:57
28 Guay Mathis (FRA) France 0:05:08
29 Lind Oscar (SWE) Sweden 0:05:13
30 Wright Cameron (AUS) Australia
31 Clark Owen (CAN) Canada 0:05:33
32 Baumann Janis (SUI) Switzerland 0:05:38
33 Mcguire Rory (GBR) Great Britain 0:05:59
34 Kaiser Leon Reinhard (GER) Germany 0:06:07
35 Van Dijk Chris (NED) Netherlands 0:06:10
36 Konečný Filip (CZE) Czech Republic 0:06:16
37 Punchard Cole (CAN) Canada 0:06:18
38 Miller Alex (NAM) Namibia 0:06:22
39 Aldridge Charlie (GBR) Great Britain 0:06:28
40 Janssens Arne (BEL) Belgium 0:06:34
41 Beard Austin (USA) United States of America
42 Gutierrez Prieto Adair (MEX) Mexico 0:06:40
43 Treudler Finn (SUI) Switzerland 0:06:51
44 Grieco Lucas (FRA) France 0:07:10
45 Gonen Gil Ly (ISR) Israel 0:07:11
46 Agostinacchio Filippo (ITA) Italy 0:07:21
47 Duran Agustin (ARG) Argentina
48 Van Zyl Johan (RSA) South Africa 0:07:31
49 Sáska Jan (CZE) Czech Republic 0:07:34
50 König Tobias (GER) Germany
51 Ramsay Noah (CAN) Canada 0:07:39
52 Peña Franco Nelson (COL) Colombia 0:07:40
53 Martin Luca (FRA) France 0:07:50
54 Gomez Gomez Camilo Andres (COL) Colombia 0:08:00
55 Schweizer Ben (GER) Germany
56 Cabrera Gonzalez José (MEX) Mexico 0:08:08
57 Scherrer Julius (AUT) Austria 0:08:16
58 Eriksson André (SWE) Sweden 0:08:24
59 Barber Arguimbau Francesc (ESP) Spain 0:08:36
60 Day Robbie (USA) United States of America 0:08:45
61 Krynski Piotr (POL) Poland 0:08:55
62 Johnson Brayden (USA) United States of America 0:09:11
63 Nortje Tristan (RSA) South Africa 0:09:12
64 Schellekens Tom (NED) Netherlands 0:09:16
65 Vandersteen Jarne (BEL) Belgium 0:09:21
66 Jones Cameron (NZL) New Zealand 0:09:48
67 Malacarne Alex Junior (BRA) Brazil 0:10:01
68 Hudyma Oleksandr (UKR) Ukraine 0:10:05
69 Feurstein Kilian (AUT) Austria 0:10:11
70 Gallo Florido Ignacio (CHI) Chile 0:10:16
71 Cantor Sanchez Jonathan David (COL) Colombia 0:10:50
72 Herrera Ochoa Esteban (MEX) Mexico
73 Barroso Gomez Alberto (ESP) Spain
74 Bottcher Caleb (NZL) New Zealand
75 Carrick-anderson Corran (GBR) Great Britain
76 Deshe Yotam (ISR) Israel
77 Hrtánek Martin (SVK) Slovakia
78 Karlsson Viggo (SWE) Sweden
79 Terlouw Jaedon (RSA) South Africa
80 Moir Luke (RSA) South Africa
81 Zancan Pardo Angelo (ARG) Argentina
82 Cheesman Tom (AUS) Australia
83 Berumen Lopez Carlos (MEX) Mexico
84 Folguera Diaz Kilian (AND) Andorra
85 Paolilli Domenic (AUS) Australia
86 Sandoval Jimenez Antonio (MEX) Mexico
87 Klemenčič Jakob (SLO) Slovenia
88 Lozar Matjaž (SLO) Slovenia
89 Cruz João (POR) Portugal
90 Klimek Krzysztof (POL) Poland
91 Pescaru Patrick (ROU) Romania
92 Hahn Hugo (NAM) Namibia
93 Wilson Matthew (NZL) New Zealand
94 Brenes Mata Sebastian (CRC) Costa Rica
95 Arnold Prieto Mario Antonio (PAR) Paraguay
96 Zulkifli Zulfikri (MAS) Malaysia
DNF Malezsewski Lukas (BEL) Belgium
DNF Rose Ethan (NZL) New Zealand
DNF Khairul Muhammad Fahmi (MAS) Malaysia
DNS Eder Fabian (GER) Germany