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Cycling at the 2023 European Games – Women's cross-country

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The women's cross-country mountain biking event at the 2023 European Games took place on 25 June 2023 at the Krynica-Zdrój Hill Park.[1] The event will feature 56 cyclists representing 20 nations.[2]

Women's cross-country
at the 2023 European Games
VenueKrynica-Zdrój Hill Park
Date25 June
Competitors54 from 20 nations
Winning time1:18:26
Medalists
gold medal Puck Pieterse   Netherlands
silver medal Mona Mitterwallner   Austria
bronze medal Sina Frei   Switzerland
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Competition format

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The competition is a mass-start, five-lap race. There is only one round of competition. The mountain bike course is 3.9 kilometres (2.4 mi) long, with sudden changes in elevation, narrow dirt trails, and rocky sections.[3]

Results

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Rank # Cyclist Nation Time[4] Diff.
  11 Puck Pieterse   Netherlands 1:18:26
  7 Mona Mitterwallner   Austria 1:18:52 +0:26
  13 Sina Frei   Switzerland 1:19:31 +1:05
4 6 Jolanda Neff   Switzerland 1:19:46 +1:20
5 1 Loana Lecomte   France 1:20:03 +1:37
6 4 Anne Terpstra   Netherlands 1:20:05 +1:39
7 8 Caroline Bohé   Denmark 1:20:17 +1:51
8 12 Laura Stigger   Austria 1:20:37 +2:11
9 24 Steffi Häberlin   Switzerland 1:21:14 +2:48
10 48 Fem van Empel   Netherlands 1:21:14 +2:48
11 15 Linda Indergand   Switzerland 1:21:34 +3:08
12 9 Giada Specia   Italy 1:21:51 +3:25
13 10 Janika Lõiv   Estonia 1:22:07 +3:41
14 31 Nicole Koller   Switzerland 1:22:22 +3:56
15 5 Martina Berta   Italy 1:22:31 +4:05
16 14 Emeline Detilleux   Belgium 1:22:39 +4:13
17 18 Malene Degn   Denmark 1:22:53 +4:27
18 27 Leonie Daubermann   Germany 1:22:59 +4:33
19 3 Pauline Ferrand-Prévot   France 1:23:10 +4:44
20 54 Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado   Netherlands 1:24:05 +5:39
21 38 Aleksandra Podgórska   Poland 1:24:24 +5:58
22 37 Nina Benz   Germany 1:24:44 +6:18
23 29 Ramona Forchini   Switzerland 1:24:48 +6:22
24 21 Yana Belomoina   Ukraine 1:24:50 +6:24
25 40 Ronja Eibl   Germany 1:25:24 +6:58
26 22 Chiara Teocchi   Italy 1:25:44 +7:18
27 36 Lia Schrievers   Germany 1:26:20 +7:54
28 23 Jitka Čábelická   Czech Republic 1:26:33 +8:07
29 34 Lotte Koopmans   Netherlands 1:26:48 +8:22
30 25 Virág Buzsáki   Hungary 1:27:06 +8:40
31 30 Vita Movrin   Slovenia 1:27:32 +9:06
32 32 Ingrid Bøe Jacobsen   Norway 1:27:32 +9:06
33 33 Paula Gorycka   Poland 1:28:12 +9:46
34 42 Jana Czeczinkarová   Czech Republic 1:28:59 +10:33
35 50 Zuzanna Krzystała   Poland 1:29:33 +11:07
36 43 Klaudia Czabok   Poland 1:29:57 +11:31
37 19 Raquel Queirós   Portugal 1:30:51 +12:25
38 44 Theresia Schwenk   Germany 1:31:29 +13:03
39 49 Gabriela Wojtyła   Poland 1:33:12 +14:46
40 17 Tanja Žakelj   Slovenia 1:34:03 +15:37
41 28 Naama Noyman   Israel -1 LAP
42 56 Martina Krahulcová   Slovakia
43 46 Mari-Liis Mõttus   Estonia
44 55 Iryna Slobodyan   Ukraine
45 35 Githa Michiels   Belgium
46 39 Núria Bosch   Spain
47 47 Corina Druml   Austria
48 53 Merili Sirvel   Estonia
49 51 Janka Keseg Števková   Slovakia -2 LAP
50 45 Natalia Fischer   Spain
51 57 Klaudia Cichacka   Poland
52 58 Karolina Mikołajewska   Poland
20 Annie Last   Great Britain DNF3
52 Antonina Białek   Poland
16 Anne Tauber   Netherlands DNS

References

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  1. ^ "Cycling Mountain Bike". European Games 2023. 23 November 2022. Retrieved 15 June 2023.
  2. ^ "Cycling Mountain Bike – Women's Cross Country – Start List" (PDF). results.european-games.org. 27 June 2023. Retrieved 3 June 2024.
  3. ^ "UCI Cycling Regulations – Part 4 Mountain Bike" (PDF). UCI. Retrieved 25 June 2023.
  4. ^ "Cycling Mountain Bike – Women's Cross Country – Final Results" (PDF). results.european-games.org. 27 June 2023. Retrieved 3 June 2024.
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