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02. すべてのレポート、、、 03. お気に召すまま! 04. 参加を希望する ? 05. ビッグレース、、、 06. 良いバイク選びのために 07. うまくのりこなすために 08. 服装とプロテクション 09. スポーツの前の準備、、 10. 発見、見る、もう少し 11. VELOVELO 村 12. インターネットって簡単
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---> Jour 7 : vendredi 14 oct : Course en ligne Juniors Femmes : résumé course / vidéo
14 October 2016 – Doha, Qatar : Two road races led to two bunch sprints at the UCI Road World Championships Doha 2016. After Norway’s Kristoffer Halvorsen in the men’s Under 23 race, Elisa Balsamo sealed an Italian gold medal with a perfectly led-out sprint in the women’s junior road race on Friday. Skylar Schneider from the USA and Norway’s Susanne Andersen grabbed silver and bronze after 74.5 kilometres on the 15.2 kilometre Pearl circuit finishing in 1:53:04, the same as 51 more riders. “Unbelievable”, said Balsamo after crossing the line. “A big thank you to my team mates. They were so beautiful and strong. It’s our title not only mine. This is great, not only for us, but for the whole of Italian female cycling.” Schneider was not able to capitalise on her teammates’ hard work to keep the peloton together in the final lap. She was well placed in Balsamo’s wheel, but did not have the speed to surpass her opponent on the line. Andersen tried to jump from Schneider’s wheel but she too lacked the pure speed of Balsamo, who held the others of with grace. Fate struck only three kilometres into the race, or was it inattention ? At the only slightly bending wide road in the first loop of The Pearl circuit, more than half of the bunch came to a standstill in a major crash, with shattered bikes, flying water bottles and riders screaming all over the place. Twenty-odd women managed to escape the chaos, but for all others pre-race plans were thrown into the bin. They had to remount and try to catch up with the front group as soon as possible. Mexican Ana Marina Herros did not make it to the first crossing of the finish line and was the first rider to quit the race. Favourites trying to catch up France’s Julliete Labous, who came third in the women’s junior ITT, and Oceanian champion Chloe Morgan, were still 22 seconds behind, but managed to join the pack in the second full lap. Dutch sprinting prodigy Arianna Pruisscher was more than a minute behind, and Japan’s national junior champion Misuzu Shimoyama rode a lost race, crossing the line more than two-and-a-half minutes down on the peloton. USA makes pace Azzurre dominate final kilometre "The attacks were tough throughout the race. The whole peloton was moving closely. I narrowly avoided a crash in the first few kilometres. Elisa had a perfect ride out in the final stretch and she deserved to win," said Andersen who offered Norway its second medal at the UCI Road World Championships Doha 2016. Suite / Following -> Jour 7 : vendredi 14 oct : Course en ligne Juniors Femmes : conférence de presse ou Retour -> Reportages et résultats 2016
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