Charm City CX: Hélène Clauzel extends winning streak to six
French rider out-sprints Bakker, Rochette completes podium
Hélène Clauzel (Van Rysel) claimed her sixth straight victory of the Trek USCX series, out-sprinting her perennial rival Manon Bakker (Crelan-Corendon) on day 2 of racing at the Charm City CX in Baltimore.
Maghalie Rochette (Canyon) was third.
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