Sabrina Jonnier had already clinched the 2009 Downhill World Cup Series title by winning six of the eight races during the season. However, she was looking for a win in Schladming as redemption for an awful race at the World Championships. She had to settle for 4th in the final World Cup race of the season, though, as Tracy Moseley took her second World Cup win of the season. For full Word Cup Series standings, visit UCI.ch.
Schladming Results
1. Tracy Moseley
2. Florian Pugin
3. Celine Gros
4. Sabrina Jonnier
5. Mio Suemasa
6. Petra Bernhard
7. Emmeline Ragot
8. Claire Buchar
9. Miriam Ruchti
10. Anita Ager-Wick
11. Anita Molcik
12. Anais Pajot
13. Katy Curd
14. Harriet Rucknagel
15. Jessica Stone
16. Caroline Sax
17. Helen Gaskell
18. Nicole Beege
19. Darian Harvey
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Rachel Atherton Wins In Austria and Takes the World Cup Downhill Title
Not only did Rachel Atherton crush the downhill field by more than 13 seconds in her final run of the 2008 World Cup season, but she solidified her title as the 2008 World Cup downhill champion. On a muddy, mangled Schladming, Austria course, Rachel qualified first by more than 10 seconds over Florian Pugin. Times got just a tad slower in the final, but Rachel managed to increase her lead even further.
1. Rachel Atherton
2. Florian Pugin
3. Sabrina Jonnier
4. Tracy Moseley
5. Emmeline Ragot
6. Fionn Griffiths
7. Helen Gaskell
8. Petra Bernhard
9. Claire Buchar
10. Anita Molcik
11. Miriam Ruchti
12. Diana Marggraff
13. Elisa Canepa
14. Myriam Nicole
15. Birgit Braumann
16. Harriet Rucknagel
17. Dalma Kiss
18. Emilie Siegenthaler
19. Silja Stadler
20. Mio Suemasa
These results came from CyclingNews.com
1. Rachel Atherton
2. Florian Pugin
3. Sabrina Jonnier
4. Tracy Moseley
5. Emmeline Ragot
6. Fionn Griffiths
7. Helen Gaskell
8. Petra Bernhard
9. Claire Buchar
10. Anita Molcik
11. Miriam Ruchti
12. Diana Marggraff
13. Elisa Canepa
14. Myriam Nicole
15. Birgit Braumann
16. Harriet Rucknagel
17. Dalma Kiss
18. Emilie Siegenthaler
19. Silja Stadler
20. Mio Suemasa
These results came from CyclingNews.com
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Friday, September 12, 2008
Labounkova Wins in Austria
Romana Labounkova took her first World Cup win in soggy, stormy conditions at Schladming, Austria today. Romana, who was the fastest qualifier, held off Anneke Beerten from the gate for the win on the slippery track. Anneke took second in the race, but won the overall World Cup mountaincross points title for the season. The final World Cup downhill race is scheduled for tomorrow, and it's going to be a wet one.
Final
1. Romana Labounkova
2. Anneke Beerten
3. Jana Horakova
4. Angelika Hohenwarter
5. Fionn Griffiths
6. Lucia Oetjen
7. Emmeline Ragot
8. Valerie Helene Fruhwirth
9. Mio Suemasa
10. Diana Marggraff
11. Anita Molcik
12. Tereza Votavova
13. Neza Knez
14. Eva Castro Fernandez
15. Steffi Marth
16. Rachel Seydoux
Qualifying
1. Roman Labounkova
2. Anneke Beerten
3. Fionn Griffiths
4. Angelika Hohenwarter
5. Rachel Seydoux
6. Jana Horakova
7. Mio Suemasa
8. Diana Marggraff
9. Neza Knez
10. Lucia Oetjen
11. Anita Molcik
12. Helene Valerie Fruhwirth
13. Tereza Votavova
14. Eva Castro Fernandez
15. Steffi Marth
16. Emmeline Ragot
17. Laura Brethauer
18. Katarina Tothova
19. Elke Rabeder
20. Neven Steinmetz
The qualifying results came from CyclingNews.com.
Final
1. Romana Labounkova
2. Anneke Beerten
3. Jana Horakova
4. Angelika Hohenwarter
5. Fionn Griffiths
6. Lucia Oetjen
7. Emmeline Ragot
8. Valerie Helene Fruhwirth
9. Mio Suemasa
10. Diana Marggraff
11. Anita Molcik
12. Tereza Votavova
13. Neza Knez
14. Eva Castro Fernandez
15. Steffi Marth
16. Rachel Seydoux
Qualifying
1. Roman Labounkova
2. Anneke Beerten
3. Fionn Griffiths
4. Angelika Hohenwarter
5. Rachel Seydoux
6. Jana Horakova
7. Mio Suemasa
8. Diana Marggraff
9. Neza Knez
10. Lucia Oetjen
11. Anita Molcik
12. Helene Valerie Fruhwirth
13. Tereza Votavova
14. Eva Castro Fernandez
15. Steffi Marth
16. Emmeline Ragot
17. Laura Brethauer
18. Katarina Tothova
19. Elke Rabeder
20. Neven Steinmetz
The qualifying results came from CyclingNews.com.
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