Zoe Backstedt has a crush in the World Cup junior time trial

the british Zoe Backstedt rolled in the individual time trial of the junior category of the Road Cycling World Championships taking place in Wollongong (Australia), a test with a 14.1 kilometer route through an urban circuit, technical and with many city curves near Sydney in the state of New South Wales.

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Backstedt surpassed all his rivals with great authority. German Justyna Czapla and Belgian Febe Jooris joined her on the podium.

The 17-year-old Welsh runner won in a time of 18 minutes 26 seconds, at an average speed of 45.854 kilometers per hourand wide margins of 1.36 over Czapla and 1.49 over Jooris, giving Belgium its third medal so far at the championships after Remco Evenepoel’s bronze in the elite and Alec Segaert’s silver in the under-23.

If the British gold, the second medal for his country after Leo Hayter’s bronze in the sub-23, is not in dispute, the German silver is closer and the Belgian bronze for almost 33 hundredths which Jooris surpassed the Czech Eliska Kvasnickov.

In fact, between the third and seventh classified, the Dutch Nienke Vinke, the difference is less than three seconds, with the Dutch Anna van der Meiden and the Estonian Elisabeth Ebras in between.

Spaniards Lucía García and Almudena Morales finished in positions 33 and 34 out of 37 participants, both in 4.33 from the new world champion. Colombian Angie Mariana Londoño finished better, thirtieth, 3.58 behind the winner.