Twenty-four-year-old Neff showed great performance. The race has been controlled from the very beginning, it soon left its opponents, increased its lead and eventually won two minutes and 23 seconds. He was the winner of the golden hat-trick from the twenty-four in the years 2012 to 2014, the first world title in the elite category. Štěpánová lost it for seven minutes.
“I went to my race and just wanted to win too much. I have not succeeded in the elite category in previous years, so I am very happy that it is out today, “said Neff, the eighth woman from last year’s championship in New Town in Moravia.
27.4 kilometers long, and it did not hurt her in any way. “We knew for a long time what the conditions would be that would be hot.So it was time for a man to get ready for the race, “Neff said.
Technical issues and crashes have been pronounced in other places. The first medal for Britain in the female category elite since the first official MS event was won by silver Annie Lastová, who avoided all the major difficulties. Russia’s experienced Irina Kalentheva fell in half-fight after defeat and finally finished fifth.
Bronz added to her medal collection the versatile Frenchman Pauline Ferrand-Prévot, World Champion of 2015.She also had technical problems at first, but it helped her when she broke the inevitable crash on Polka Maja Wloszczowa’s fourth lap after a lady who was back round.
Early fall, he has also eliminated one of the main favorites Linda Indergand from Switzerland, defeating the defeat of Danne Anne Langvad.
The medal ran out after the medal
Among women under the age of 23, Barbora Průdková achieved fourth place in the result. Jana Czeczinkarová finished eighth. Adéla Šafářová did not start the wrist after the training.
“The race was tremendously demanding, the last two rounds took me to cramps, but I struggled with it. I’m so happy.I’m a little sorry because I was fighting for bronze, but tomorrow I will be just happy, “said Mtbs.cz. She took 43 seconds from the bronze.
She did not count on medal positions, she wished to be in ten, and it seemed bold. “For me, the first five were so far away all season, so I’m really happy,” she said.
New champion of this age category is Neff’s countryman, Sina Frei. Both of them were already members of the Swiss Relay Championship on Wednesday.
