Uci World Cup

26min Highlight Show @ UCI MTB WORLD CUP 2011 - Leogang 4X/ DHI - Round 5

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Duration: 26:01
Updated: 23 Dec 2012

Aaron Gwin (USA) just crossed the finish line after he had secured the last starting position with the best time in the qualifying and now the winners of the men's and women's DH race at the UCI World Cup stop in Leogang are set. None of the men was able to get close to Gwin's time (USA/3:44.181) and Floriane Pugin (FRA/4:29.427) finished with a comfortable lead ahead of her competitors. Cheered on by the spectators that had flocked to Saalfelden Leogang despite the changing weather, the athletes showed an absolutely spectacular race. About 13.000 mountain bike fans had come to Leogang on this long World Cup Weekend to attend this international biking highlight. _ The DH course in Leogang is famous for its technical sections that demand a great deal of concentration and skill of the riders. Especially the last passage with its roots made slippery from the rain posed quite a challenge for the riders. The track that measures 2.600 meters and stretches over 830 altitude meters, was a lot faster than last year, even though the mud did its part to slow the riders down. The Sunday afternoon was rung in by the ladies' DH finals. Even though the race itself took place in dry weather, the course was soft from the rain that had come down in buckets and especially the root section posed quite a challenge for many of the ladies, as well as the following men's race. Floriane Pugin (FRA) delivered a truly impressive run and overtook with her time of 4:29.427 the two British ladies ...

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26min Highlight Show @ UCI MTB WORLD CUP 2011 - Mont-Sainte-Anne - XCO

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Duration: 26:04
Updated: 22 Dec 2012

The fourth round of the cross-country competition in UCI Mountain Bike World Cup presented by Shimano took place in the legendary Canadian venue of Mont-Sainte-Anne and, once again, produced some fierce battles. One day after Canada Day celebrations, Catharine Pendrel (Luna) gave Canadian cycling fans another reason to celebrate with her victory at the only Canadian stop of the World Cup. Series leader Julie Bresset (BH-Suntour-Peisey Vallandry) finished third behind Irina Kalentieva (Topeak Ergon), after crashing while at the front of the race with Pendrel. After her crash, Bresset was slow to get going again, and Kalentieva was able to bridge up to her on the fourth lap. The Russian then dropped the World Cup leader to move into second, and Bresset briefly lost control of third to Katerina Nash (Luna) when she had to stop into the pit for a rear wheel change. Marie-Hélène Prémont (Maxxis-Rocky Mountain) was also close to catching her. However, Bresset was able to reel in Nash on the final half lap to hold onto to third, with Nash taking fourth and Premont fifth. Elite Women: Bresset holds on to series lead Pendrel remains in second in the overall standings after four rounds, 140 points behind Bresset. Premont jumped from ninth to third in the standings, at 480 points, tied on points with Lene Byberg (Specialized). "This was one of my main goals for the season," explained Pendrel. "I had a poor start, but was able to make my way up to the leaders on the first lap. Julie ...

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26min Highlight Show @ UCI MTB WORLD CUP 2011 - Val di Sole - XCO

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Duration: 26:01
Updated: 22 Dec 2012

The final round of the UCI World Cup presented by Shimano concluded in Val di Sole, site of the 2008 world championships. In the cross-country final, Catharine Pendrel (Luna) took her third World Cup victory of the season at the World Cup Final in Val di Sole, Italy, but it wasn't enough to beat Julie Bresset (BH-Suntour-Peisey Vallandry) for the overall title, trailing by a mere 40 points in the final standings. Jaroslav Kulhavy (Specialized) is proving to be unbeatable, as he took his fifth win in seven races at the Elite Men's World Cup final. Kulhavy fended off a strong challenge by the Swiss duo of Nino Schurter and Florian Vogel (both Scott-Swisspower) to outsprint Schurter for the win. Pendrel came into the final race 140 points behind Bresset, and decided to attack from the start. "I figured I had nothing to lose, so I just went hard for the whole race," she explained. By the start of the second lap it was just Pendrel and Bresset, and the Canadian dropped her French rival on the steep climbs. Bresset was struggling with the heat and the climbs, and first Gunn-Rita Dahle Flesjaa Multivan Merida) bridged up and dropped her, and then world champion Maja Wloszczowska (CCC Polkowice) did the same, joining Dahle Flesjaa. Wloszczowska, dropped Dahle Flesjaa in the final half lap, and took second place, establishing herself as a strong contender to retain her rainbow jersey, while Dahle Flesjaa, taking her second World Cup podium in two weeks with third has also moved ...

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Downhill Mountain Bike Racing UCI World Cup

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Duration: 6:18
Updated: 25 Dec 2012

Get the full film and support the filmmakers: goo.gl or visit anthillfilms.com "Broken Side of Time" Alberta Cross: goo.gl The UCI world cup circuit is a living, breathing community of riders dedicated to travelling the globe to race bikes. Nomadic in nature, this elite community exists only on the road in a never-ending pursuit of milliseconds. These athletes train the hardest, constantly drive technology forward and act as ambassadors for our sport as they travel the world to compete. Strength in Numbers is a new community film project from Anthill Films and Red Bull Media House. Presented by Shimano and Trek, Strength in Numbers is being made available for all mountain bikers to experience through free online streaming of individual segments. The vision is to create the potential for every mountain biker in the world to see and share the film. To see the full film uninterrupted, get exclusive extra features and support the filmmakers, order your copy now at anthillfilms.com ___________________________________________________________ Experience the world of Red Bull like you have never seen it before. With the best action sports clips on the web and YouTube exclusive series, prepare for your "stoke factor" to be at an all time high. Red Bull on Facebook: win.gs Red Bull on Twitter: win.gs Subscribe to Red Bull on Youtube: www.youtube.com

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The Atherton Project - UCI World Cup South Africa

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Duration: 11:02
Updated: 07 Dec 2012

The series you have all been waiting for, featuring behind the scenes footage from the worlds number one sporting dynasty: The Athertons. Clay Porter brings us the personal and the professional, providing an insight into the mountain bike world like no other. This first installment of The Atherton Project takes us from Rachels bedside to Gees gym sessions, and features the best footage you will see on the web from the first round of the UCI World Cup in South Africa. redbull.com

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2008 UCI World Track Championships - Men's Sprint

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Duration: 2:54
Updated: 24 Nov 2012

Action from the final of the Men's Sprint from Day 3 at the 2008 UCI World Track Championships from Manchester. For full on demand video coverage visit www.cycling.tv of the Track World Championships plus UCI MTB, Cyclocross and Track World Cups.

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London@UCI Track World Cup

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Duration: 4:23
Updated: 22 Dec 2012

The 2011-2012 UCI World Cup presented by Samsung reached its zenith in London's new velodrome, where the fourth and final round, which also served as a test event for the upcoming Olympic Games, ended as expected with victory for the British team. In the overall rankings for the series, Germany won with 291 points, thanks largely to wins in Astana and Cali. Defending World Cup holders France came second with 247 points, ahead of Australia with 241. The final assessment of the competitions held in the British capital, where cycling's popularity continues to grow, was extremely positive. The quality of the facilities that will host the Olympic events, the excellent arrangements made by LOCOG and the unique atmosphere of this weekend's competitions in the velodrome give the best possible guarantee of success for the six days that will be devoted to the Olympic track programme. Sir Chris Hoy was the hero of the day once again, never failing to draw the enthusiasm of the crowd. Having already won the keirin, the triple Olympic champion from Beijing also flew to victory in the sprint tournament, seeing off Grégory Baugé of France first, followed by German riders Maximilan Levy and Robert Förstemann. As this was his second win of the season, the first being in Astana, the Scotsman also took first place in the final overall World Cup rankings for the event. Another key moment of the afternoon was the highly anticipated duel between the two best men's pursuit teams. The Australian ...

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The Atherton Project - UCI World Cup Belgium

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Duration: 7:25
Updated: 02 Dec 2012

The Athertons head to Houfalize, Belgium for the next round of the World Cup Series. Despite a bit of jetlag, Dan still manages to come good (with a little help from his brother). Oh, brotherly love. It's nice. redbull.com

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The Atherton Project - UCI World Cup Belgium

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Duration: 10:46
Updated: 25 Dec 2012

Sometime between playing Sudoku to dressing up in bikinis, Rachel, Gee and Dan Atherton make their way to La Bresse, France for UCI World Cup round two. Continuing on to the next UCI stop in Andorra, they meet up with Cyril Despres, one of the world's premiere enduro mototcross riders, who showed them a thing or two about riding bikes in rivers. Bikes with engines, that is. redbull.com

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The Atherton Project - Andorra WC and US Open

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Duration: 9:20
Updated: 02 Dec 2012

Gee takes 2nd in both the Andorra World Cup and the US Open in New Jersey, Dan takes a hard fall in Andorra and Rachel preps to have shoulder surgery. Getting hurt isn't any fun. redbull.com

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The Atherton Project - Nissan UCI MTB World Cup

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Duration: 11:14
Updated: 24 Oct 2012

Rachel receives a successful shoulder surgery while Dan and Gee prepare of the Nissan UCI World Cup. Unfortunately, Dan has second thoughts about racing due to a shoulder injury. Gee tries to get in the right mindset as he begins to feel pressure to win as his family watches. redbull.com

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Namur@UCI Cyclo Cross World Cup

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Duration: 5:21
Updated: 24 Dec 2012

The first-ever round of the Patrick UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup raced on the muddy slopes of the citadel in Namur (BEL) offered a great spectacle. Belgian veteran Sven Nys (Landbouwkrediet) captured a hard-fought win over Belgian Champion Niels Albert (BKCP-Powerplus) in the Elite Men category. The 35 year-old is the new leader in the World Cup rankings. Dutch star Marianne Vos (Nederland Bloeit) dominated in the women's race, which was raced in snowy conditions. Her compatriot Daphny van den Brand (AA Drink -- Nederland Bloeit) remains overall leader in the World Cup standings. French Champion Francis Mourey (FDJ), Aurélien Duval (France), Tom Meeusen (Telenet-Fidea) and Klaas Vantornout (Sunweb-Revor) led a large group through the first laps on the muddy course in chilly Namur. During the fourth of eight laps, Albert accelerated. Nys followed his example with an attack on the fifth lap. Only Vantornout remained on Nys' wheel. A little later Nys flatted and was caught by an unleashed Stybar. The Czech soon steamed through to neutralize Vantornout's advantage. For a brief moment there were six riders in the group, but Pauwels punctured and lost time. Nys seized his moment to take the lead and set the pace up front. Pauwels didn't bridge back up and in the last lap it seemed like Albert was heading for the win. Nevertheless Nys closed the small gap on the Belgian Champion and with a last effort he reached the finish area solo. Albert was runner-up at 5s ahead of Vantornout ...

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26min Highlight Show @ UCI MTB WORLD CUP 2011 - Novo Mesto - XCO

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Duration: 26:01
Updated: 24 Dec 2012

The UCI Mountain Bike World Cup presented by Shimano returned to the Czech Republic for the first time in 14 years with round six in Nove Mesto na Morave for cross-country experts. In front of a home crowd of nearly 20000 fans, Jaroslav Kulhavy (Specialized) won his fourth World Cup victory of the season, and wrapped up the overall title with one race remaining. Catharine Pendrel (Luna) took her second win of the season in the women's race, closing the gap to World Cup leader Julie Bresset (BH-Suntour-Peisey Vallandry) to 140 points. The technical course clearly suited some riders more than others, as a number of top contenders finished well back. Bresset got off to her usual fast start, with Pendrel chasing alone, followed by Eva Lechner (Colnago Farbe Sudtirol). For the first couple of laps the status did not change, but then Bresset started to lose ground as she crashed multiple times, and Pendrel passed and dropped the French rider on the third lap. "It was a very difficult, technical course, and I had much problems," admitted Bresset. "I crashed three times and then Catharine passed me and I could not stay with her, she was too strong." Pendrel took a 32 second lead by the halfway point in the race, and extended it to nearly a minute by the finish. Behind the two leaders, Kalentieva had caught Lechner on the second lap after a slow start, and so did the new European champion, Gunn-Rita Dahle Flesjaa (Multivan Merida), as the Italian barely manage to fend off British ...

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Downhill highlights @UCI Mountain Bike World Cup 2012

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Duration: 7:45
Updated: 23 Dec 2012

The Gravity series for the RockyRoads UCI Mountain Bike World Cup presented by Shimano returned on Sunday with round two in Val di Sole, Italy, and both the men's and women's competitions saw dominating performances by the winners. Rachel Atherton (GT Factory) beat the rest of the women's field by nearly five seconds, while 2011 World Cup Champion Aaron Gwin (Trek World Racing) was almost eight seconds ahead of his nearest competitor in the men's race. Val di Sole is known for its highly technical, rough and dusty track, and this year was no different, with new sections of the course buried under soft, loamy dirt that was nearly 30 centimeters deep in places. Sabrina Jonnier (Labyrinth Shimano) was the first woman to spend an extended time in the Hot Seat, but she was then bumped out of contention by a pair of Austrian riders - Anita Molcik (Four Elements) and Petra Bernhard (Alpine Commencal Austria) - before a trio of French riders took the top spot in quick succession, with Myriam Nicole (Commencal/Riding Addiction) the first to break the four minute barrier. However, Nicole's reign at the top was brief, with Atherton the next rider on course. Atherton, the World Champion here in Val di Sole in 2008, and coming back from a shoulder injury that derailed most of last season and saw her missed the opening round this year, was noticeably faster than any other woman, finishing 4.485 seconds ahead of Nicole. The only rider remaining was the world champion, Emmeline Ragot (MS ...

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Highlights UCI Mountain bike World Cup XCE - Houffalize

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Duration: 2:11
Updated: 22 Dec 2012

Best moments of the 1st Cross-country Eliminator Race.

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2010 UCI Cycle-ball World Cup Kagoshima (1/8)

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Duration: 7:39
Updated: 21 Dec 2012

1st half of Final between Kongo Tokyo and RC Mazda Höchst III

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2012 UCI Women's World Cup Flèche Wallonne race

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Duration: 2:14
Updated: 22 Dec 2012

A change to the traditional parcours created an exciting finale to the 15th edition of the Women's Flèche Wallonne. The women covered the same finishing lap as the men, a change from in previous years and a much more challenging prospect than the circuit which has been used previously. The first part of the race was touched with drama -- previous winners and favourites for the day, Emma Pooley (AA Drink) and UCI World Cup's leader, Marianne Vos (Rabo Women), were both involved in crashes and forced to chase back to the peloton. Both, in fact, were delayed multiple times, for mechanical reasons and Vos was forced to change bikes. It was Amanda Spratt (GreenEdge-AIS) who made the significant break of the race, she rode away from the bunch on the first major climb and quickly gained almost 2 minutes lead on the bunch. She was away for almost fifty kilometres, the only rider to challenge her was a chase by Inge Cilvinaite (Diadora Pasta Zara), who 'got stuck' a minute behind Spratt and fifty seconds in front of the bunch. They were left out in front and were only caught by the bunch just before the return to Huy and the first of two climbs of Mur de Huy. A key move was made by Linda Villumsen (GreenEdge-AIS) after that first climb of the Mur. A break of fifty riders formed at the front and she attacked. Although briefly away solo, she was soon joined by Clara Hughes (Specialized-Lululemon) and Lucinda Brand (AA Drink). The three created a lead over the chasers which was never ...

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XCO Windham@2012 UCI MTB World Cup

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Duration: 6:54
Updated: 22 Dec 2012

Round six of the cross-country series for the RockyRoads UCI Mountain Bike World Cup presented by Shimano saw some of the closest and most exciting racing of the year. Catharine Pendrel led a 1-2-3 finish for the Luna team in the women's race, wrapping up the World Cup title in the process. On the men's side, a combination of heat and technical problems decimated the field, with Burry Stander (Specialized) the last man standing to take only the second World Cup win of his career. Extreme heat, plus a dry and dusty course with lots of climbing, made for hard conditions. Riders had to drink constantly, and avoid going out too hard, too early if they didn't want to 'blow up'. Georgia Gould (Luna), came close to taking the first World Cup of her career a week earlier in Mont-Ste-Anne, but faded in the last lap. This time, on home soil, she was inspired, riding away from early leader Marie-Helene Premont of Canada to carve out a 50 second lead with a lap to go. Chasing were her two team mates - Pendrel and Katerina Nash - who had dropped Premont. Cresting the final climb, Gould looked to have the win, but then suffered a pinch flat in aa rocky section. She quickly used an inflation cartridge, but the tire went flat again almost within sight of the finish, and she started to run. Pendrel and Nash weere surprised to come upon their team mate, with less than 100 metres to go, sweeping around her and sprinting to the line, with Pendrel getting the victory. Gould hung on for third ...

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Downhill Highlights@UCI MTB World Cup Windham

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Duration: 7:51
Updated: 23 Dec 2012

The Windham stop of the 2012 RockyRoads UCI Mountain Bike World Cup presented by Shimano concluded with wins in the downhill by the most dominant riders of the year. Rachel Atherton (GT Factory) took her third win of the series to move into the overall women's lead, while Aaron Gwin (Trek World Racing) won his fourth World Cup, to extend his lead in the men's standings. The hot, dry conditions that had turned the track into a dusty, loose and fast run, persisted for the final day of competition. The short, sub-2:30 run meant that there was no margin for error, and a few riders either flatted or crashed out of contention as they pushed the limits. Third ranked Myriam Nicole (Commencal/Riding Addiction) started uncharacteristically early after crashing in qualifying, and set the first sub-three minute time for the women. It would stand up until the final five women, when it was beaten by four riders. Tracey Hannah (Hutchinson United Ride) rode third from last, and took over the Hot Seat, but World Cup leader Emmeline Ragot (MS Mondraker) was right behind her, and looked to be on a good run, over three seconds ahead by the second split time. Unfortunately for Ragot, she was hit by a crosswind on the final jump, crashing within sight of the finish line, pushing her down to third. Atherton was fastest at both splits, but then almost crashed herself after a jump due to the wind, fishtailing off the course before recovering to still win. "When I crossed the line I didn't even ...

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Danny Hart - Champery - 2011 UCI Downhill World Championship

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Duration: 3:08
Updated: 24 Dec 2012

Danny's championship winning run at Champery. Watch this in high definition! "Danny's been show-boating all week" "THAT IS INSANEEEE, CAN HE HOLD IT TOGETHER?!?!?!?" "DANNY, stay on ya bike!" "Danny Hart is on the run of his life!" "He loves this jump- OH MY GOD" "LOOK AT THE TIME!" "Look at that whip, whattttt the hell!" "How does Danny Hart sit down with balls that big"

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2012 UCI Mountain bike World Cup XCO - Houffalize

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Duration: 8:21
Updated: 22 Dec 2012

Once again, Houffalize proved that it is one of the classics of mountain biking, with exceptional racing at the second round of the RockyRoads UCI Mountain Bike World Cup presented by Shimano. In front of a huge crowd of enthusiastic spectators, World Champion Catharine Pendrel (Luna) and Julien Absalon (Orbea) won decisive victories. Pendrel, who was third on the opening round of the World Cup last month in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, took the lead from defending UCI World Cup champion Julie Bresset (BH SR Suntour Peisey Vallandry) in the third lap of the five lap race with an attack on one of the climbs. She steadily increased her lead through the remainder of the race to finish with a time of one hour, 31 minutes and 15 seconds, 48 seconds ahead of Bresset. Maja Wloszczowska (CCC Polkowice), the winner of the first round of the 2012 series, was third at one minute and 24 seconds. Pendrel and Wloszczowska are tied at 410 points each, however, Pendrel takes the lead in the World Cup by virtue of the more recent victory. Bresset moves into third, just ahead of Emily Batty (Subaru-Trek), second in the opening round. "I just felt awesome today," stated Pendrel. "It was a good course, I really liked it. It felt a lot like my trails at home, and definitely had steep climbs. There was one section that I knew Julie [Bresset] was really strong on, so my focus of the race was riding that section as smooth as I can, and then just go as hard as I could on the climbs." Third ...

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Cross Country@UCI MTB World Cup Mont Saint Anne 2011

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Duration: 4:49
Updated: 22 Dec 2012

The fourth round of the cross-country competition in UCI Mountain Bike World Cup presented by Shimano took place in the legendary Canadian venue of Mont-Sainte-Anne and, once again, produced some fierce battles. One day after Canada Day celebrations, Catharine Pendrel (Luna) gave Canadian cycling fans another reason to celebrate with her victory at the only Canadian stop of the World Cup. Series leader Julie Bresset (BH-Suntour-Peisey Vallandry) finished third behind Irina Kalentieva (Topeak Ergon), after crashing while at the front of the race with Pendrel. After her crash, Bresset was slow to get going again, and Kalentieva was able to bridge up to her on the fourth lap. The Russian then dropped the World Cup leader to move into second, and Bresset briefly lost control of third to Katerina Nash (Luna) when she had to stop into the pit for a rear wheel change. Marie-Hélène Prémont (Maxxis-Rocky Mountain) was also close to catching her. However, Bresset was able to reel in Nash on the final half lap to hold onto to third, with Nash taking fourth and Premont fifth. Elite Women: Bresset holds on to series lead Pendrel remains in second in the overall standings after four rounds, 140 points behind Bresset. Premont jumped from ninth to third in the standings, at 480 points, tied on points with Lene Byberg (Specialized). "This was one of my main goals for the season," explained Pendrel. "I had a poor start, but was able to make my way up to the leaders on the first lap. Julie ...

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The Atherton Project - Off to Slovenia!

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Duration: 10:27
Updated: 08 Dec 2012

The Athertons are in Maribor, Slovenia for the next leg of the Nissan UCI World Cup. Unfortunately, Dan finishes 6th and Gee, who was first in the qualifier, finishes 12th due to a few gnarly falls. The pressure is on for Gee and Dan to perform well in Canada. Back home, the guys relax by riding the trails around their house as Rachel reflects on the season and expresses some doubts about the future. redbull.com

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Saint Anne
Greek icon of Saint Anne and Mary, by Angelos Akotantos
Mother of the Virgin, Mystic, Maternal Heroine, Woman of Amram
Born	c. 1st century B.C.E.
Honored in	Christianity Islam Aglipayan Church
Feast	July 26 (Western calendar) and July 25 (Eastern calendar)
Attributes	Book, door, with Mary, Jesus or Joachim
Patronage	carpenters; childless people; equestrians; grandparents; homemakers/housewives; lace makers; lost articles; Fasnia(Tenerife); Mainar; Detroit; miners; mothers; moving house; old-clothes dealers; poverty; pregnancy; seamstresses; stablemen; sterility

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