Vos dominates in Frankfurt
By Cycling News
published Chainel-Lefevre, Kupfernagel battle for second
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Marianne Vos (Ned) Nederland Bloeit | 0:39:13 |
2 | Lucie Chainel-Lefevre (Fra) | 0:01:23 |
3 | Hanka Kupfernagel (Ger) Stevens | 0:01:28 |
4 | Sabrina Schweizer (Ger) Focus MIG Team | 0:01:45 |
5 | Pauline Ferrand Prevot (Fra) | 0:02:19 |
6 | Pavla Havlikova (Cze) Telenet-Fidea Cycling Team | 0:02:46 |
7 | Jasmin Achermann (Swi) Team Focus Bikes-Velo Club Rain | 0:03:22 |
8 | Sabine Spitz (Ger) | 0:03:25 |
9 | Arenda Grimberg (Ned) | 0:03:49 |
10 | Caroline Mani (Fra) CC Etupes | 0:04:11 |
11 | Joyce Vanderbeken (Bel) Cycling Team Vermeeren | 0:04:45 |
12 | Martina Zwick (Ger) ABUS Nutrixxion | 0:05:07 |
13 | Lisa Heckmann (Ger) | Row 12 - Cell 2 |
14 | Liv-Susanne Bachmann (Ger) | Row 13 - Cell 2 |
15 | Benita Wesselhoeft (Ger) | Row 14 - Cell 2 |
16 | Karlotta Felsmann (Ger) | Row 15 - Cell 2 |
17 | Hannah Britz (Ger) | Row 16 - Cell 2 |
18 | Pepe Phillips (Ger) | Row 17 - Cell 2 |
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