Ft. William World Cup Results

The French women ruled the downhill podium at the Ft. William, Scotland World Cup this weekend. Sabrina Jonnier took her third win in a row, and extended her series points lead over Great Britain's Tracy Moseley. Sabrina finished 8 seconds ahead of second-place rider Emmeline Ragot.

In 4X, Jill Kintner returned to her winning ways. Both she and Melissa Buhl made their way to the final round, where Jill dominated the entire race. Anneke Beerten didn't make the final, and gave up the series points lead to Jill.

Downhill
1. Sabrina Jonnier
2. Emmeline Ragot
3. Celine Gros
4. Floriane Pugin
5. Myriam Nicole
6. Mio Suemasa
7. Tracy Moseley
8. Claire Buchar
9. Micayla Gatto
10. Emilie Siegenthaler
11. Melissa Buhl
12. Fionn Griffiths
13. Anita Molcik
14. Katy Curd
15. Miriam Ruchti
16. Joanna Petterson
17. Harriet Rucknagel
18. Sarah Newman
19. Sophie Borderes
20. Jessica Stone

4X
1. Jill Kintner
2. Caroline Buchanan
3. Fionn Griffiths
4. Melissa Buhl
5. Anneke Beerten
6. Jana Horakova
7. Anita Molcik
8. Mio Suemasa

We found these results on CyclingNews.com.

British National Points Series Results

Helen Gaskell took home the downhill win in the Ae Forest in Scotland this weekend. This race was the first round of the 5-race NPS downhill series.

Elite Women
1. Helen Gaskell
2. Katy Curd
3. Aimee Dix
4. Jessica Stone
5. Sarah Newman
6. Emma Wareham
7. Haby-Blu Cann
8. Harriet Latchem

Senior Women
1. Sarah Brunswick
2. Kerry Wrigglesworth
3. Angela Coates

Junior Women
1. Emma Atkinson
2. Monet Adams
3. Bex Reilly

Youth Women
1. Manon Carpenter

Tracy Moseley Wins at Ft. William

Tracy Moseley took home her first World Cup win of the season at the Ft. William, Scotland downhill race today. She was the fastest qualifier by 5 seconds over Sabrina, and kept that momentum into her final run. Rachel took a fall and hurt her shoulder in her qualifier, but pulled together a third-place run in the final. Mio Suemasa and Melissa Buhl also had strong races in the rainy Scottish weather.

1. Tracy Moseley (GBR)
2. Sabrina Jonnier (FRA)
3. Rachel Atherton (GBR)
4. Mio Suemasa (JPN)
5. Melissa Buhl (USA)
6. Céline Gros (FRA)
7. Myriam Nicole (FRA)
8. Fionn Griffiths (GBR)
9. Anita Molcik (AUT)
10. Kathleen Pruitt (USA)
11. Claire Buchar (CAN)
12. Emilie Siegenthaler (SWI)
13. Miriam Ruchti (SWI)
14. Joanna Petterson (RSA)
15. Micayla Gatto (CAN)
16. Diana Marggraff (ECU)
17. Katy Curd (GBR)
18. Helene Valerie Fruhwirth (AUT)
19. Emmeline Ragot (FRA)
20. Elisa Canepa (ITA)
21. Floriane Pugin (FRA)

Ft. William World Cup 4X Results

2004 4X World Champion Jana Horakova took her first World Cup win of the season at Ft. William, Scotland today. Anneke Beerten, the winner of the season's first two races, recovered from a flat in qualifying, which put her in one of the lowest seeding spots, to make the final and take 3rd. Melissa Buhl, who won the qualifier, apparently had trouble out of the gate and finished fourth.

1. Jana Horakova (CZE)
2. Rachel Seydoux (SUI)
3. Anneke Beerten (NED)
4. Melissa Buhl (USA)
5. Romana Labounkova (CZE)
6. Mio Suemasa (JPN)
7. Anita Molcik (AUT)
8. Sarsha Huntington (AUS)
9. Fionn Griffiths (GBR)
10. Joanna Petterson (RSA)
11. Steffi Marth (GER)
12. Eva Castro Fernandez (ESP)
13. Angelika Hohenwarter (AUT)
14. Diana Marggraff (ECU)
15. Elisa Canepa (ITA)
16. Charlie Phillips (GBR)

Melissa Buhl Qualifies First in 4X at Ft. William World Cup

Melissa Buhl earned the top qualifying spot at the Ft. William, Scotland World Cup 4X yesterday. The finals are tonight. Apparently Anneke Beerten flatted near the top of the course during her qualifying run, so the finals should be pretty exciting. Good job, Buhly, and good luck tonight!

1. Melissa Buhl (USA)
2. Mio Suemasa (JPN)
3. Fionn Griffiths (GBR)
4. Jana Horakova (CZE)
5. Romana Labounkova (CZE)
6. Rachel Seydoux (SUI)
7. Anita Molcik (AUT)
8. Sarsha Huntington (AUS)
9. Jonanna Petterson (RSA)
10. Steffi Marth (GER)
11. Angelika Hoenwarter (AUT)
12. Diana Marggraff (ECU)
13. Eva Fernandez Castro (ESP)
14. Anneke Beerten (NED)
15. Elisa Canepa (ITA)
16. Charlie Phillips (GBR)