Gravel Earth Series - Annabel Fisher and Brennan Wertz win Octopus Gravel

The Gravel Earth Series moved to Switzerland for the fourth round on July 1, with Annabel Fisher (Cafe du Cycliste) and Brennan Wertz (Mosaic Cycles) taking out victories at the Octopus Gravel. They delivered the fastest times over the three timed gravel climbs.

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Results - top 10 women on three timed segments
Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Annabel Fisher 0:47:48
2Alyssa Mahoney 0:00:44
3Karolina Migoń 0:02:08
4Katherine Sheridan 0:02:32
5Jade Freffeisen 0:04:26
6Svenja Betz 0:05:51
7Lisa Wörner 0:08:17
8Emma Porter 0:12:33
9Miriam Vivien 0:14:44
10Anuchi Gago 0:15:42
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Results - top 10 men on three timed segments
Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Brennan Wertz 0:35:58
2Petr Vakoc 0:00:12
3Adam Blazevic 0:03:27
4Nils Correvon 0:03:42
5Ivar Slik 0:04:21
6Andrea Mifsud 0:05:11
7Mike Mono 0:06:22
8Laurin Bachmann 0:06:31
9Renaud Blanc 0:06:42
10Steven Davis 0:08:05
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