The results are in from the second round of the 2020 DH World Cup in Maribor with Nina Hoffmann and Loris Vergier taking the Elite wins. Check out the full results and live updates from the racing below.
Results:Elite Women
1st. Nina Hoffmann: 3:38.602
2nd. Marine Cabirou: +1.899
3rd. Eleonora Farina: +4.212
4th. Myriam Nicole: +6.075
5th. Tracey Hannah: +8.875
Elite Men
1st. Loris Vergier: 3:07.771
2nd. Loic Bruni: +0.057
3rd. Matt Walker: +0.403
4th. Finn Iles: +0.863
5th. Troy Brosnan: +1.016
Junior Women
1st. Leona Pierrini: 4:19.448
2nd. Siel Van Der Velden: +9.466
3rd. Ella Erickson: +19.273
4th. Anastasia Thiele: +26.487
Junior Men
1st. Oisin O'Callaghan: 3:16.100
2nd. Nuno Reis: +6.416
3rd. Dante Silva: +7.064
4th. Goncalo Bandeira: +7.526
5th. Chris Grice: +7.674
Full Results:Elite WomenElite MenJunior WomenJunior Men
Live Race Updates:
1:24 am PDT:
Stay tuned for live updates and results from the Maribor DH World Cup
The Women's racing kicks off at: PST 03:42 / EST 06:42 / BST 11:42 / CEST 12:42
The Men will start at: PST 04:30 / EST 07:30 / BST 12:30 / CEST 13:30
3:42 am PDT:
The Elite Women are now on track with Horvat Spela taking the first run.
3:47 am PDT:
Horvat Spela sets the first time of the day with a 4:27.576.
3:48 am PDT:
Mikayla Parton manages to knock off a huge 24 seconds on Spela's time.
3:52 am PDT:
World Champion Camille Balanche has a great run to take the lead by over seven seconds.
3:55 am PDT:
Monika Hrastnik lays down a wild run and finds 5.151 seconds over Balanche.
3:58 am PDT:
The times keep falling in Maribor as Tracey Hannah goes nearly three seconds faster.
4:01 am PDT:
Marine Cabirou goes fastest with a time of 3:40.501. This is over four seconds quicker than Myriam Nicole's fastest qualifier yesterday.
4:04 am PDT:
Now it's Nina Hoffmann who takes the lead, taking just under two seconds off Marine's time.
4:08 am PDT:
Eleonora Farina can't match the time of Hoffmann and slots into third place, 4.212 back.
4:10 am PDT:
Disaster for Tahnee Seagrave as she slides out on one of the muddy turns at the top of the track.
4:16 am PDT:
A crash for Myriam Nicole at the bottom of the course puts her out of contention for the win today as she crosses the line in fourth place.
4:17 am PDT:
The Top Five Elite Women are:
1st. Nina Hoffmann: 3:38.602
2nd. Marine Cabirou: +1.899
3rd. Eleonora Farina: +4.212
4th. Myriam Nicole: +6.075
5th. Tracey Hannah: +8.875
4:31 am PDT:
The Elite Men are now on track with Hannes Lehmann taking the first run.
4:48 am PDT:
After the first 15 riders the top five are:
1st. Joe Breeden: 3:16.028
2nd. Ed Masters: +0.597
3rd. Jamie Edmondson: +1.179
4th. Gaetan Vige: +2.609
5th. Michael Jones: +2.990
4:50 am PDT:
Mick Hannah just pushes ahead of teammate Joe Breeden to take the lead with a time of 3:15.417.
4:53 am PDT:
French National Champion Benoit Coulanges manages to find nearly a second on Hannah to take the top spot after the first 21 riders.
5:14 am PDT:
Brook MacDonald has a great run to come across the line in 2nd, less than a second back!
5:15 am PDT:
Thomas Estaque launches the triple but he still loses time to Coulanges at the bottom to go nearly a second back and into fourth.
5:18 am PDT:
Phil Atwill has a wild run all the way down the course and was looking to be in the lead until losing nearly one and a half seconds at the bottom of the course.
5:20 am PDT:
Andreas Kolb goes fastest by over two seconds! Kolb becomes the first rider to beat Loic Bruni's qualifying time.
5:24 am PDT:
Antoine Pierron just edges ahead of Benoit Coulanges to take second place.
5:25 am PDT:
Mark Wallace takes the triple and crosses the line 1.875 seconds back in 2nd.
5:29 am PDT:
With 20 riders to go the top five are:
1st. Andreas Kolb: 3:12.165
2nd. Mark Wallace: +1.875
3rd. Antoine Pierron: +2.295
4th. Benoit Coulanges: +2.350
5th. Brook MacDonald: +3.151
5:36 am PDT:
Remi Thirion can't match the time of Kolb as he loses time all the way down after being faster at the first split.
5:39 am PDT:
Greg Minnaar has an incredible run and put over two seconds into the time of Andreas Kolb.
5:43 am PDT:
Jack Moir also beats the time of Kolb but at just over two seconds back from Greg Minnaar he sits in 2nd place with 16 riders left.
5:51am PDT:
Luca Shaw comes the closest to Greg so far but after a slow bottom section of the track he goes 0.769 seconds back.
5:54 am PDT:
Charlie Hatton has a great run to put himself into third place.
5:57 am PDT:
Baptiste Pierron is another rider to go faster than Greg at the top of the course but losing the advantage at the bottom. Baptiste goes 1.926 seconds back and into fourth place.
6:00 am PDT:
Angel Suarez goes fastest! Angel manages to find nearly half a second on Greg Minnaar's run.
6:02 am PDT:
With 10 riders to go the top five are:
1st. Angel Suarez: 3:09.460
2nd. Greg Minnaar: +0.422
3rd. Luca Shaw: +1.191
4th. Charlie Hatton: +2.296
5th. Baptiste Pierron: +2.348
6:07 am PDT:
Aaron Gwin is back as he takes the top spot! Gwin crossed the line just 0.149 seconds faster than Angel Suarez.
6:10 am PDT:
Danny Hart was looking to be ahead of Gwin but a small mistake at the bottom costs him a lot of time and he sots into third place, 0.460 seconds back.
6:14 am PDT:
Dakotah Norton gets caught out at the bottom of the track and loses a large amount of time and goes across the line in 28th.
6:16 am PDT:
Finn Iles lays down an incredible run which includes the huge triple send and takes the top spot by 0.677 seconds!
6:21 am PDT:
With 5 riders to go the top five are:
1st. Finn Iles: 3:08.634
2nd. Aaron Gwin: +0.677
3rd. Angel Suarez: +0.826
4th. Danny Hart: +1.137
5th. Greg Minnaar: +1.248
6:24 am PDT:
Matt Walker takes the lead! Walker was able to find nearly half a second on Finn Iles' already impressive run to hold the fastest time of the day with just four riders remaining.
6:27 am PDT:
Round 1 winner Loris Vergier goes fastest!
6:30 am PDT:
As Troy Brosnan crosses the line one second back and in fourth place we are now guaranteed a French winner with just Thibaut Daprela and Loic Bruni still to come.
6:34 am PDT:
A slow middle section put Thibaut Daprela nearly three seconds back and he wasn't able to pull this back by the bottom as he goes into ninth place.
6:38 am PDT:
The Top Five Elite Men are:
1st. Loris Vergier: 3:07.771
2nd. Loic Bruni: +0.057
3rd. Matt Walker: +0.403
4th. Finn Iles: +0.863
5th. Troy Brosnan: +1.016
Was the moto
We found him boys. Watch his stories
that's unfortunately what most ignorant germans still think mountainbiking is like
when you‘re able to gap 10m over the tape re-enter inside i‘m totally fine with your gain
Right at the beginning!
Great result from the portuguese lads with 2nd and 4th, something unprecedented I think. The guys are going to rip Lousã apart.
Não estava a espera que o Nuno Reis fosse ter assim tão bons resultados nas primeiras provas da taça do mundo.
Estes rapazes vão nos dar muitas alegrias nos próximos anos. Espero que a federação os trate melhor do que tem tratado a geração anterior.
Rest of the world, get ready to get your asses kicked in Lousã! Ahhahahahahahhah
His performances are incredible, no matter what comes next it's a remarkable entry onto the world stage on some tough tracks. Well done Oisin!
Ozzy
At least that's how I perceive it a lot of the time. They both add value. Although I'm sure you are a lot more clueful than the ex wc racer who also managed a dh team.
I'm not a roadie, but I love watching the tour de france on ITV (UK channel). Mainly because the commentary is amazing' so much insight into the locations they're passing through, the history of the tour, the route, strategy, the different riders and their stories, the teams and their stories.
While i laughed at the Vergier/Jordi vid i think Jordi attitude could have been different and the vid would have been fun too. Because the fun part is not Jordi complaining but Loris making funny sounds while hauling ass. I have no doubt the Fox mechanic is great, but there are other great suspension specialists while world cup contenders / winners are not many.
But the jr men are almost all faster than the Elite Women.
I don’t expect the women to be as fast as the men, but the time difference is crazy.
It’s like a different sport.
It is a different sport and hence they compete at different times. What's the problem? (unless we get into th tranny debate again)
Aww buddy, is everything ok at home?