Bruni wins Downhill World title
Brosnan, Pierron round out medals
Pos. | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
---|---|---|
1 | Loic Bruni (France) | 0:04:05.544 |
2 | Troy Brosnan (Australia) | 0:00:00.581 |
3 | Amaury Pierron (France) | 0:00:02.549 |
4 | Danny Hart (Great Britain) | 0:00:02.805 |
5 | Greg Minnaar (South Africa) | 0:00:03.187 |
6 | Laurie Greenland (Great Britain) | 0:00:04.896 |
7 | Finn Iles (Canada) | 0:00:04.981 |
8 | Dakotah Norton (United States Of America) | 0:00:05.490 |
9 | Mark Wallace (Canada) | 0:00:06.129 |
10 | Luca Shaw (United States Of America) | 0:00:06.347 |
11 | Matthew Walker (New Zealand) | 0:00:06.948 |
12 | Aaron Gwin (United States Of America) | 0:00:08.560 |
13 | Charlie Harrison (United States Of America) | 0:00:08.600 |
14 | Greg Williamson (Great Britain) | 0:00:09.087 |
15 | Kirk Mcdowall (Canada) | 0:00:09.196 |
16 | Hugo Frixtalon (France) | 0:00:09.619 |
17 | David Trummer (Austria) | 0:00:09.819 |
18 | Jack Moir (Australia) | 0:00:09.952 |
19 | Rémi Thirion (France) | 0:00:09.972 |
20 | Thomas Estaque (France) | 0:00:10.577 |
21 | Martin Maes (Belgium) | 0:00:10.714 |
22 | Matt Walker (Great Britain) | 0:00:10.849 |
23 | Neko Mulally (United States Of America) | 0:00:11.101 |
24 | Jure Žabjek (Slovenia) | 0:00:11.627 |
25 | Hugo Langevin (Canada) | 0:00:12.112 |
26 | George Brannigan (New Zealand) | 0:00:12.166 |
27 | Bruce Klein (United States Of America) | 0:00:12.196 |
28 | Baptiste Pierron (France) | 0:00:12.859 |
29 | Alex Marin (Spain) | 0:00:13.185 |
30 | Jackson Frew (Australia) | 0:00:13.722 |
31 | Andreas Kolb (Austria) | 0:00:14.029 |
32 | Jacob Dickson (Ireland) | 0:00:14.386 |
33 | Brendan Fairclough (Great Britain) | 0:00:15.803 |
34 | Bernard Kerr (Great Britain) | 0:00:16.313 |
35 | Magnus Manson (Canada) | 0:00:16.359 |
36 | Marcelo Gutierrez Villegas (Colombia) | 0:00:16.467 |
37 | Stanislav Sehnal (Czech Republic) | 0:00:16.729 |
38 | Max Hartenstern (Germany) | 0:00:18.419 |
39 | Michael Hannah (Australia) | 0:00:19.570 |
40 | Connor Fearon (Australia) | 0:00:19.726 |
41 | Wyn Masters (New Zealand) | 0:00:19.800 |
42 | Samuel Thibault (Canada) | 0:00:20.774 |
43 | Silas Grandy (Germany) | 0:00:21.701 |
44 | Rastislav Baranek (Slovakia) | 0:00:22.933 |
45 | Lutz Weber (Switzerland) | 0:00:23.481 |
46 | Davide Palazzari (Italy) | 0:00:23.662 |
47 | Oliver Zwar (Australia) | 0:00:24.456 |
48 | Keegan Wright (New Zealand) | 0:00:26.783 |
49 | Emanuel Pombo (Portugal) | 0:00:28.127 |
50 | Matthias Hafner (Germany) | 0:00:28.583 |
51 | Simon Maurer (Germany) | 0:00:28.841 |
52 | Yuki Kushima (Japan) | 0:00:30.444 |
53 | Benjamin Zwar Kvist (Australia) | 0:00:32.143 |
54 | Mauricio Ernesto Estrada Pulgarin (Colombia) | 0:00:32.814 |
55 | Dean Lucas (Australia) | 0:00:32.866 |
56 | Francisco Pardal (Portugal) | 0:00:33.475 |
57 | Fabian Alcantar De Los Reyes (Mexico) | 0:00:34.699 |
58 | Basil Weber (Switzerland) | 0:00:37.556 |
59 | Yannick Wende (Bolivia) | 0:00:47.749 |
60 | Hajime Imoto (Japan) | 0:00:48.816 |
61 | Loris Vergier (France) | 0:00:50.428 |
62 | Juho Mattus (Estonia) | 0:01:04.391 |
63 | José García Ramirez (Mexico) | 0:01:06.776 |
64 | Chinnapat Sukchanya (Thailand) | 0:01:07.256 |
65 | Johannes Von Klebelsberg (Italy) | 0:02:00.155 |
66 | Samuel Blenkinsop (New Zealand) | 0:02:39.189 |
67 | Gabriel Imseis Lanfredi (Brazil) | 0:04:02.810 |
DNF | Erik Irmisch (Germany) | |
DNF | Florent Payet (France) | |
DNF | Till Ulmschneider (Germany) | |
DNF | Theo Erlangsen (South Africa) | |
DNS | Brook Macdonald (New Zealand) | |
DNS | Rafael Gutierrez Villegas (Colombia) | |
DNS | Reece Wilson (Great Britain) | |
DNS | Loris Revelli (Italy) | |
DNS | Steven Ceballos Otalvaro (Colombia) |
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