US EditionFestival Elsy Jacobs à Luxembourg: Electric sprint by Erin Boothman lands 19-year-old first career victory
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FESTIVAL ELSY JACOBS IN LUXEMBOURG It is the young English hope Erin Boothman who won in the sprint ahead of the Swiss champion, Steffi Häberlin, and Nina Berton. By our journalist Denis Bastien Frustrée the day before in Garnich, Nina Berton took a nice revenge on Sunday on the third step of the podium in Cessange ...
On the second day of the Elsy Jacobs festival, the Luxemburgish woman makes an impressive return and sprints on the podium.
Boothman claims her first professional victory at the Festival Elsy Jacobs à Luxembourg
Erin Boothman sparked a huge sensation on Sunday, by taking her first professional win The 19-year-old Scottish rider from the Liv AlUla Jayco Continental Team secured the victory following a late breakaway at the one-day Festival Elsy Jacobs à Luxembourg. Boothman was alert when attacks came from the peloton with 55 kilometres to go. On a rolling section of the relatively flat course, riders accelerated. Boothman jumped in, and a breakaway grou…
At the finish in Zéisseng, the decision was made in a sprint on Sunday after about 120 kilometers. Nina Berton was also in the leading group, and she eventually made it to the podium.
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