US EditionEuropean Cyclocross Championships: Barbora Bukovská Wins Junior Women's Title
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The Netherlands is indeed the country of the cyclo-cross. On the coastal route of Middelkerke, the Dutch selection dominated the women's elite race of the European championships of the discipline by head and shoulders. The title holder Fem van Empel and her dauphine Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado did not make the trip in Belgium, Lucinda Brand was the huge favourite but the Dutch woman fell on stronger than she. Indeed, Inge van der Heijden did not …
With Romain Debord's 4th place in the Espoirs and Hélène Clauzel's 6th place in the Elites, the Alsatians responded on the beaches of Middelkerke (Belgium) on the first day of the European cyclocross championships.
The first titles have already been awarded in the women's, U23 men's and junior women's categories. Lennox Papi will be the 37th in the U23 category.
Barbora Bukovská won the junior women's gold medal at the European Cyclocross Championships. A week after her 17th birthday, she confidently won the race in Middelkerke, Belgium, improving on last year's European silver. She added the medal to her collection, which also includes successes from mountain bike championships.
Middelkerke (Belgium) - Barbora Bukovská won the junior women's gold medal at the European Cyclo-cross Championships. A week after her 17th birthday, she confidently won the race in Middelkerke, Belgium, improving on last year's European silver. She added the medal to her collection, which also includes successes from mountain bike championships. Kristýna Zemanová finished ninth in her debut in the elite women's category. Václav Ježek finished f…
Kristýna Zemanová finished ninth in the elite women's category at the premiere. Václav Ježek finished fifth in the men's under-23 race. Bukovska, who celebrated 17th last Sunday, slumped after starting from the front row, but fought her way to the lead after a fightback ride and eventually won completely superbly. Second-seeded Nynke Jochems of the Netherlands lost 49 seconds to the talented Czech, bronze Italian Nicole Azzetti another three sec…
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