European Championships: Ivanchenko wins junior women's time trial

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Niedermaier, Uijen round out podium

Antonia Niedemaier (GER) - Alena Vanchenko (RUS) - Elise Uijen (NED) made up the junior women's podium
Antonia Niedemaier (GER) - Alena Vanchenko (RUS) - Elise Uijen (NED) made up the junior women's podium (Image credit: Bettini Photo)
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Pos. Rider Name (Country) Team Result
1 Alena Ivanchenko (Russian Federation) 0:29:11
2 Antonia Niedermaier (Germany) 0:00:32
3 Elise Uijen (Netherlands) 0:00:54
4 Anna van der Meiden (Netherlands) 0:01:02
5 Anniina Ahtosalo (Finland) 0:02:08
6 Eglantine Rayer (France) 0:02:08
7 Selma Lantzsch (Germany) 0:02:12
8 Eliška Kvasničková (Czech Republic) 0:02:24
9 Carlotta Cipressi (Italy) 0:02:25
10 Wilma Aintila (Finland) 0:02:46
11 Febe Jooris (Belgium) 0:02:53
12 Inna Abaidullina (Russian Federation) 0:02:53
13 Karin Soderqvist (Sweden) 0:02:53
14 Amalie Christensen (Norway) 0:02:55
15 Maja Wroblewska (Poland) 0:02:56
16 Alla Marushchuk (Ukraine) 0:02:59
17 Fiona Zimmermann (Switzerland) 0:03:00
18 Tamara Szalinska (Poland) 0:03:03
19 Laura Lizette Sander (Estonia) 0:03:08
20 Daniela Schmidsberger (Austria) 0:03:12
21 Pauline Devaux (France) 0:03:12
22 Francesca Barale (Italy) 0:03:14
23 Marie Schreiber (Luxembourg) 0:03:23
24 Noëlle Rüetschi (Switzerland) 0:03:29
25 Evelina Ermane Marcenko (Latvia) 0:03:38
26 Olena Rebrakova (Ukraine) 0:03:40
27 Laia Puigdefabregas Ariz (Spain) 0:03:41
28 Ainara Albert Bosch (Spain) 0:03:49
29 Pija Galof (Slovenia) 0:03:55
30 Nika Bobnar (Slovenia) 0:03:59
31 Julia Kopecky (Czech Republic) 0:04:00
32 Felicia Bengtsson (Sweden) 0:04:01
33 Aukse Strainytė (Lithuania) 0:04:39
34 Johanna Martini (Austria) 0:04:46
35 Kotryna Strakšytė (Lithuania) 0:04:51
36 Ivana Tonkova (Bulgaria) 0:04:58
37 Kitija Siltumena (Latvia) 0:05:21
38 Bergdís Eva Sveinsdóttir (Iceland) 0:05:39
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