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---> . Jour 8 : samedi 15 oct : Course en ligne Elites Femmes : résumé course / vidéo
15 October 2016 – Doha, Qatar : Amalie Dideriksen spoiled Kirsten Wild’s birthday party in the women’s road race at the UCI road world championships Doha 2016. The twenty-year-old danish prodigy came from behind to edge out wild on the line for the world title. Wild, who perfectly piloted by the dominating duch train, seemed to be on her way to the title, but the line was just ten metres too far. Wild had to settle for silver and finnish Lotta Lepisto took the bronze.
“It’s crazy,” Dideriksen said. “I had dreamed of a top-ten finish. My team mates fought so hard for me, I had a small crash and they brought me back.” Dideriksen already won the juniors world title twice and she is only the sixth woman to win the senior world Road Race title after also having won junior gold (France’s Catherien Marsal and Pauline Ferrand-Prévot, Lithuania’s Diana Žiliūtė, Briton Nicole Cooke and Dutchwoman Marianne Vos the other five). Dideriksen took advantage of the Dutch train. With three-time world champion Marianne Vos as lead-out women for Wild, the Orange women were the major force in the final five kilometres. “I knew the Dutch girls were going to lead out Kirsten Wild, and I wanted to be in that wheel so badly. It was a hard fight for that wheel with the other girls,” the newly minted world champion said. Wild, record winner in the Ladies Tour of Qatar, went full pace when Vos gave way, but the sprint was just a little too long. “It would’ve been good if there were more breakaways. But I’m not really disappointed,” she explained and added that despite losing the gold medal, her birthday party will definitely occur : “t’s my birthday today and I’m going to have a party tonight.” The surprise bronze medal for Lepisto, was the first ever senior podium place at the World Cycling Championships for Finland. “I knew I had to always stay in the front. My teammates, although they’re not the strongest riders around, stuck together. The national spirit was there for all to see,” said the proud Finn. Chronology Japanese-Swiss couple Dutch storm Neben solo The Dutch gathered to organise the sprint for Kirsten Wild. Great Britain and Canada tried to set up their own trains, but the Dutch would not have it any other way. with Annemiek van Vleuten, Olympic Champion Anna van der Breggen and three-fold world champion Marianne Vos, Kirsten Wild had the best lead-out one could ever dream of, but the Dutch train had a stowaway wagon with Dideriksen behind them, and she ran away with the title in the end. Suite / Following -> . Jour 8 : samedi 15 oct : Course en ligne Elites Femmes : conférence de presse ou Retour -> Reportages et résultats 2016
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