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Welcome! Ad Good morning and welcome to day three of the UCI Mountain Bike World Series in Lenzerheide in the Swiss Alps. Today it’s all about cross-country as the riders push themselves to the absolute limit. You can watch the action on Eurosport and Discovery+ as well as following the live updates here.
Welcome! Ad Good morning and welcome to day three of the UCI Mountain Bike World Series in Lenzerheide in the Swiss Alps. Today it’s all about cross-country as the riders push themselves to the absolute limit. You can watch the action on Eurosport and Discovery + as well as following the live updates here.
British teenager Jordan Williams (Specialized Gravity) marked his elite debut with an astonishing victory at the UCI Downhill World Cup in Lenzerheide as his world champion team-mate Loic Bruni faded to finish third. Williams, 18, soared to the top of the timesheets with a remarkable ride of 2:39.222, with rider after rider failing to dislodge him from the summit.
10:43 — top three Ad Stevens-McNab still in the hot seat, Phil Atwill (Propain Positive) second with 2:47.8, Austin Dooley (Commencal/Schwalbe) third with 2:47.9. UCI Mountain Bike World Series'Oh!' — Holl flips over handlebars in semi-finals19 MINUTES AGO 10:37 — finish time update Mark Wallace (Norco Factory Team) moves into third with a time of 2:49.2. Other times include: Léo Grisel (Les Arcs Mountainbike Team) 2:49.8, Seth Sherlock (Intense Factory Racing ) 2:50.1, Jack Reading 2:49.6, Tristan Botteram 2:51.4, Davide Palazzari (Rogue Racing – After Skull Team) 2:52.3, Thomas Estaque (Commencal IC Studio) 2:49.9.
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