Jill Kintner (USA) has taken her fourth consecutive win at Crankworx Whistler in the Ultimate Pumptrack Challenge, presented by RockShox. It was a night of upsets, airs, crashes and some of the best riders in the world duking it out for glory during Crankworx Whistler’s 10th Anniversary. Expectations were high for Mitch Ropelato (USA) to earn his own four-peat, but these hopes were dashed when Martin Soderstrom prevailed in a semi-final battle that kept fans on their toes throughout Whistler Olympic Plaza. The men’s event was won by the flawless Adrien Loron (FRA).
1. Jill Kintner (USA)
2. Caroline Buchanan (AUS)
3. Katy Curd (UK)
1. Adrien Loron (FR)
2. Martin Söderstsröm (SWE)
3. Mitch Ropelato (USA)
1. Adrien Loron - $2,500
2. Martin Soderstrom - $1,500
3. Mitch Ropelato - $1,000
Women
1. Jill Kintner - $1,300
2. Caroline Buchanan - $800
3. Katy Curd - $600
The same trail and almost the same times (approx. 1 sec. difference).
Can anyone explain me twice smaller prizes for girls?
So far, I thought a few grands is a pocket charge for corporations like SRAM or Red Bull