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Tom Pidcock recovered from a nasty fall to win the UCI Mountain Bike World Series Cross-country Olympic World Cup men's elite race in Nove Mesto. In the Czech drizzle, it was chaos from the start as a crash moments after the race got under way disrupted proceedings.
14:13 – Pidcock falls back Ad The fallout from that crash sees European champion Pidcock drop to eighth but then he works his way back up to fourth. UCI Mountain Bike World Series'I don't know what happened!' — Pieterse stunned by Cross-country Olympic World Cup victoryAN HOUR AGO At the front, Schwarzbauer leads Joshua Dubau from Schurter, who are both two seconds back.The rest of the leading group are eight or so seconds back. 14:10 – Gaze comes off — chaos Absolute carnage as Gaze came off with an exposed root was his undoing.
Matt Beers and Christopher Blevins (Toyota-Specialized-NinetyOne) won the 2023 Absa Cape Epic at Val de Vie Estate in Paarl on Sunday. In the women’s category, Vera Looser and Kim le Court (Efficient Infiniti Insure) are the 2023 champions.
Matt Beers and Christopher Blevins (NinetyOne-Songo-Specialized) won Stage 6 of the Absa Cape Epic - their fifth stage win of the event - and moved into second place on the general classification at the same time on Saturday.
The defending Champions of the Absa Cape Epic, Georg Egger and Lukas Baum (ORBEA x Leatt x Speed Company) raced to victory on Stage 5 at Lourensford Wine Estate, moving into the yellow leader jerseys at the same time on Friday.
Matt Beers and Christopher Blevins, riding for the Toyota-Specialized-NinetyOne team, won the Stage 4 time trial of the Cape Epic on Thursday.
Local riders made it a banner day for South African cycling on the third stage of the Cape Epic on Wednesday between Hermanus and Oak Valley.
Both the men’s and women’s leaders held onto to their yellow and orange leader jerseys, respectively, after 116km of racing at the end of the Absa Cape Epic Stage 2 on Tuesday.