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Lars Forster (Thömus Maxon) timed his move to perfection to power to the win at the UCI Mountain Bike World Series Cross-country Olympic World Cup in Leogang on Sunday. Forster, Luca Schwarzbauer (Canyon CLLCTV) and Ondrej Cink (Primaflor Mondraker Genuins Racing Team) were separated by just one second as they began the final lap.
Puck Pieterse (Alpecin-Deceuninck) produced a dominant ride to win the UCI Mountain Bike World Series Cross-country Olympic World Cup in Leogang on Sunday. The 21-year-old led from start to finish in an exhilarating show of dominance over the field, stopping the clock at 1:16:38, and would finish 38 seconds ahead of her nearest challenger Mona Mitterwallner (Cannondale Factory Racing).
Follow LIVE updates from the Cross-country Olympic World Cup from 16:00 Ad Ferrand-Prevot delivers first World Cup win of 2023 in Leogang UCI Mountain Bike World SeriesUCI Cross-country Olympic World Cup — Men's elite live26 MINUTES AGO World Champion Pauline Ferrand-Prevot (Ineos Grenadiers) secured a well-deserved first World Cup win of the 2023 UCI Mountain Bike World Series season after a highly competitive race in Leogang. After two top-three finishes so far this season in Nove Mesto na Morave and Lenzerheide, she was finally able to enjoy a place on the top step of the podium in Austria.
Follow LIVE updates from the Cross-country Olympic World Cup from 14:00 Ad Sarrou takes stylish victory in Leogang UCI Mountain Bike World Series'It's insane' — Emotional Kolb speechless after Austria's double Downhill victory20 HOURS AGO Jordan Sarrou (Team BMC) triumphed in round three of the UCI Mountain Bike Cross-Country Short Track World Cup with a powerful attack on the final climb in Leogang, Austria. The former Cross-Country Olympic World Champion waited until the final lap, whilst staying in the top five riders throughout the race, before attacking up to and past Jens Schuermans (Giant Factory Off-Road Team) on the final ascent of the hill that categorised the race and descended to victory.
UCI Mountain Bike Downhill world champion Valentina Holl (Rockshox Trek Race Team) produced a stunning ride to take the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup Downhill title in front her home fans in Austria with a time of 3:23.222. Holl was the final rider to come out of the gate and put down a fearless ride that sparked joyous scenes in the finish area as she celebrated with fans, friends, family and her coaching staff.
10:10 — Höll takes the win! Ad Austrian rider Valentina Höll (RockShox Trek Race Team) takes the semi-final win on home soil with a time of 3:26.7. She won in the qualifier as well, can she make it three wins in Austria? UCI Mountain Bike World SeriesHighlights: Sarrou claims classy win in Leogang15 HOURS AGO 10:09 — Balanche into third. Camille Balanche (Dorval AM Commencal) moves into third place with a time of 3:32.4.
Jordan Sarrou (Team BMC) triumphed in round three of the UCI Mountain Bike Cross-Country Short Track World Cup with a powerful attack on the final climb in Leogang, Austria. The former Cross-Country Olympic World Champion waited until the final lap, whilst staying in the top five riders throughout the race, before attacking up to and past Jens Schuermans (Giant Factory Off-Road Team) on the final ascent of the hill that categorised the race and descending to victory.
World Champion Pauline Ferrand-Prevot (Ineos Grenadiers) secured a well-deserved first World Cup win of the 2023 UCI Mountain Bike World Series season after a highly competitive race in Leogang. After two top-three finishes so far this season in Nove Mesto na Morave and Lenzerheide, she was finally able to enjoy a place on the top step of the podium in Austria. Ad As has been the case on multiple occasions this season, it was Puck Pieterse (Alpecin–Deceuninck) who powered away from the line as soon as the red lights turned green to take an early lead.