European Championships: Linda Riedmann wins junior women's road race title

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Results
Pos.	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Linda Riedmann (Germany)	1:53:09
2	Eleonora Ciabocco (Italy)
3	Eglantine Rayer (France)	0:00:02
4	Francesca Barale (Italy)
5	Alena Ivanchenko (Russia)
6	Anniina Ahtosalo (Finland)	0:01:10
7	Noëlle Ruetschi (Switzerland)
8	Carlotta Cipressi (Italy)
9	Anna van der Meiden (Netherlands)
10	Fiona Zimmermann (Switzerland)
11	Camille Fahy (France)
12	Nienke Vinke (Netherlands)
13	Monica Castagna (Italy)
14	Matilde Ceriello (Italy)
15	Antonia Niedermaier (Germany)
16	Rosita Reijnhout (Netherlands)
17	Lisa Beaubrun (France)	0:01:17
18	Sofia Gomes (Portugal)
19	Inna Abaidullina (Russia)
20	Francesca Pellegrini (Italy)	0:01:19
21	Selma Lantzsch (Germany)	0:03:34
22	Jade Linthoudt (Belgium)
23	Valeria Valgonen (Russia)
24	Karina Gaifullina (Russia)
25	Lucia Ruiz Perez (Spain)
26	Tereza Kurnická (Slovakia)
27	Laia Puigdefabregas Ariz (Spain)
28	Febe Jooris (Belgium)
29	Irina Matina (Russia)
30	Julia Kopecky (Czech Republic)
31	Maud Oudeman (Netherlands)
32	Lison Vulliet (France)
DNF	Anna Długaś (Poland)
DNF	Tamara Szalińska (Poland)
DNF	Maja Wróblewska (Poland)
DNF	Alina Moiseeva (Russia)
DNF	Pija Galof (Slovenia)
DNF	Felicia Bengtsson (Sweden)
DNF	Karin Soderqvist (Sweden)
DNF	Daryna Nahuliak (Ukraine)
DNF	Olena Rebrakova (Ukraine)
DNF	Elise Uijen (Netherlands)
DNF	Pauline Devaux (France)
DNF	Eliška Kvasničková (Czech Republic)
DNF	Ainara Albert (Spain)
DNF	Claudia san Justo Mantecon (Spain)
DNF	Lorena Leu (Switzerland)
DNF	Julia Grégoire (Belgium)
DNF	Cleo Kiekens (Belgium)
DNF	Mariana Libano (Portugal)
DNF	Miriama Čišecká (Slovakia)
DNF	Laura Sander (Estonia)
DNF	Leila Gschwentner (Austria)
DNF	Daniela Schmidsberger (Austria)
DNF	Ivana Tonkova (Bulgaria)
DNF	Bergdís eva Sveinsdóttir (Iceland
DNF	Evelina Ermane-marcenko (Latvia)
DNF	Lasma Elza Vaivode (Latvia)
DNF	Kotryna Strakšytė (Lithuania)
DNF	Camilla Elza Bye (Norway)
DNF	Victoria Fløysvik (Norway)
DNF	Malwina Mul (Poland)
DNF	Olga Wankiewicz (Poland)
DNF	Julia Wudniak (Poland)
DNF	Nika Bobnar (Slovenia)
DNF	Nuša Moroz (Slovenia)
DNF	Alma Johansson (Sweden)
DNF	Alla Maruschuk (Ukraine)
DNF	Anastasiya Plotsidym (Ukraine)
DNF	Maureen Arens (Netherlands)
DNF	Wilma Aintila (Finland)
DNF	Coline Raby (France)
DNF	Naroa Fernandez (Spain)
DNF	Lucia Garcia Muñoz (Spain)
DNF	Anaëlle Gaillard (Switzerland)
DNF	Joline Winterberg (Switzerland)
DNF	Julie Hendrickx (Belgium)
DNF	Fien Masure (Belgium)
DNF	Beatriz Pereira (Portugal)
DNF	Kirke Reier (Estonia)
DNF	Elina Tasane (Estonia)
DNF	Johanna Martini (Austria)
DNF	Elisa Winter (Austria)
DNF	Eleni Koukouma (Cyprus)
DNF	Aoife o'Brien (Ireland)
DNF	Kitija Siltumena (Latvia)
DNF	Aukse Strainytė (Lithuania)
DNF	Marie Schreiber (Luxembourg)
DNF	Amalie Christensen (Norway)
DNF	Oda Laforce (Norway)

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