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Cycling Worlds: Marlen Reusser, Queen of Time for His 35th Birthday

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On a 39.2 kilometer course that was totally flat and perfect for her qualities, Movistar's racer scattered the competition to over 40 seconds ahead of the young British rider Zoe Bäckstedt, 21, and the German Franziska Koch. Last time, the Swiss even paid the luxury of catching up and doubling the Dutch rider Demi Vollering, winner of the Tour de France and great lady of the season (8th from the time to the end), 7.5 km from the finish. "It's a …

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·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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The 35-year-old Swiss woman retained her planetary title by winning the World Cycling Watch in Montreal on Sunday, ahead of the British Zoe Bäckstedt (2nd) and German Franziska Koch (3rd).

·Paris, France
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On a 39.2 kilometer course that was totally flat and perfect for her qualities, Movistar's racer scattered the competition to over 40 seconds ahead of the young British rider Zoe Bäckstedt, 21, and the German Franziska Koch. Last time, the Swiss even paid the luxury of catching up and doubling the Dutch rider Demi Vollering, winner of the Tour de France and great lady of the season (8th from the time to the end), 7.5 km from the finish. "It's a …

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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After 39.2 kilometers in Montreal Reusser won in 50:24 minutes ahead of Britin Bäckstedt and Deutsche Koch

·Vienna, Austria
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·Germany
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Gold was possible for a long time, in the end it became third place. Franziska Koch gave the German team a strong start to the Montreal World Championships.

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RTS broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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