Slavik wins four cross world championships

Czech rider Tomas Slavik put himself in front of fellow countryman Michael Mechura to secure the gold medal at the four cross world championships in Leogang, Austria.

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Elite men four cross
#Rider Name (Country) Team
1Tomas Slavik (Czech Republic)
2Michael Mechura (Czech Republic)
3Simon Waldburger (Switzerland)
4Aiko Göhler (Germany)
5Quentin Derbier (France)
6Scott Beaumont (Great Britain)
7Jakub Riha (Czech Republic)
8Hannes Slavik (Austria)
9Marco Muff (Switzerland)
10Benedikt Last (Germany)
11Giovanni Pozzoni (Italy)
12Lewis Lacey (Great Britain)
13Blake Nielsen (Australia)
14Marek Pesko (Slovakia)
15Benjamin Scherdan (Hungary)
16Piotr Paradowski (Poland)
17David Axelsson (Sweden)
18Luke Cryer (Great Britain)
19Urban Rotnik (Slovenia)
20Miran Vauh (Slovenia)
21Klaus Beige (Germany)
22Patrick Kager (Austria)
23Adrian Weiss (Switzerland)
24Jaroslav Faistaver (Czech Republic)
25Stefano Dolfin (Italy)
26Nathan Parsons (Great Britain)
27Iakov Auster (Russian Federation)
28Matej Stapic (Slovenia)
29Duncan Ferris (Great Britain)
30Jonas Gauss (Germany)
31Marcin Stefaniuk (Poland)
32Maciej Chmiel (Poland)
33Jerome Butti (Switzerland)
34Matija Stupar (Slovenia)
35Gustaw Dadela (Poland)
36Robert Kulesza (Poland)
37Mitchell Scarr (Australia)
38Jakub Klein (Poland)
39Jiri Penc (Czech Republic)
40Rick Schubert (Germany)
41Dave Richardson (Great Britain)
42Mariusz Jarek (Poland)
43Mitja Ergaver (Slovenia)
44Benjamin Kistner (Switzerland)
45Daniel Campbell (Australia)
46Jani Fucka (Slovenia)
47Felix Beckeman (Sweden)
48Denny Tischendorf (Germany)

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