Final Results: EWS Madeira 2019
The third round of the 2019 EWS series is over and despite some hotly contested racing across the weekend, the results would be the same as the previous two rounds. Martin Maes and Isabeau Courdurier are dominating this year and with leads of 32 and 53.25 seconds respectively at the end of the weekend they were pretty much untouchable. Despite the series leaders domination of the race, there would be breakout results from privateer Ella Conolly who took her first Elite stage win and first Elite overall podium after finishing in third position. In the Elite Men, a great performance by Jose Borges who put in some incredible times across the weekend would finish second when he crossed the line on stage eight. Reigning champion Sam Hill was closer to the top this weekend but he couldn't find that extra bit of speed to topple the unstoppable Maes.
Results
Elite Men
1st. Martin Maes: 32:59.450
2nd. Jose Borges: +32
3rd. Jesse Melamed: +38.58
4th. Adrien Dailly: +45.08
5th. Sam Hill: +50.12
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 38:35.220
2nd. Noga Korem: +53.25
3rd. Ella Conolly: +1:05.52
4th. Morgane Charre: +1:06.82
5th. Anita Gehrig+1:22.56
Full Results
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Day Two Stage Map
STAGE 4
After the first stage of the day, Martin Maes continues his domination of the Elite Men's competition with another stage win by almost three seconds. Adrien Dailly managed a third-place finish despite having stitches overnight after a crash on day one. Ed Masters got the closest to Maes on stage four but he was still a long way off the pace of the series leader. In the Elite Women's race privateer, Ella Conolly would take her first Elite EWS stage win over Isabeau Courdurier by just 0.15 seconds. The top four female riders would be separated by just 1.02. It looks like we have some exciting competition ahead of us today.
Results
Elite Women
1st. Ella Conolly: 3:24.75
2nd. Isabeau Courdurier: +0.15
3rd. Rae Morrison: +0.84
4th. Bex Baraona: +1.02
5th. Morgane Charre: +3.93
6th. Laura Charles: +5.27
7th. Melanie Pugin: +6.3
8th. Ines Thoma: +6.62
9th. Miranda Miller: +8.03
10th. Caro Gehrig: +8.6
Elite Men
1st. Martin Maes: 2:53.7
2nd. Ed Masters: +2.92
3rd. Adrien Dailly: +3.17
4th. Emanuel Pereira Pombo: +3.84
5th. Jose Borges: +4.6
6th. Jack Reading: +4.8
7th. Jesse Melamed: +5.3
8th. Florian Nicolai: +5.32
9th. Thomas Lapeyrie: +5.8
10th. Mathew Stuttard: +5.85
Overall after Stage 4
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 18:49.82
2nd. Ella Conolly: +22.19
3rd. Morgane Charre: +30.13
4th. Laura Charles: +34.45
5th. Anita Gehrig: +35.39
Elite Men
1st. Martin Maes: 15:53.23
2nd. Adrien Dailly: +22.48
3rd. Jose Borges: +28.19
4th. Ed Masters: +30.14
5th. Sam Hill: +31.07
STAGE 5
Results
Martin Maes has taken his first stage defeat of the weekend. The series leader is currently sitting in fourth but he is still leading the overall. Jesse Melamed took his first stage win in Madeira, can he keep his speed for the rest of the day? In the Elite Women, it was back to business as usual for Isabeau Courdurier who took back the top spot after missing out to Ella Conolly on stage four. Noga Korem came closest to the Frenchwoman just 0.07 off the pace.
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 3:23.38
2nd. Noga Korem: +0.07
3rd. Ella Conolly: +2.59
4th. Morgane Charre: +3.09
5th. Anita Gehrig: +3.24
6th. Ines Thoma: +3.71
7th. Bex Baraona: +5.49
8th. Melanie Pugin: +5.95
9th. Becky Cook: +6.12
10th. ALN: +7.01
Elite Men
1st. Jesse Melamed: 2:25.4
2nd. Thomas Lapeyrie: +0.76
3rd. Jose Borges: +1.68
4th. Martin Maes: +2.05
5th. Ed Masters: +2.17
6th. Dimitri Tordo: +2.22
7th. Sam Hill: +2.25
8th. Adrien Dailly: +2.44
9th. Kevin Miquel: +3.37
10th. Gustav Wildhaber: +5.22
Overall after Stage 5
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 22:13.200
2nd. Ella Conolly: +24.78
3rd. Morgane Charre: +33.22
4th. Noga Korem: +36.25
5th. Anita Gehrig: +38.63
Elite Men
1st. Martin Maes: 18:51.680
2nd. Adrien Dailly: +22.87
3rd. Jose Borges: +27.82
4th. Ed Masters: +30.26
5th. Sam Hill: +31.27
STAGE 6
Isabeau Courdurier went back to dominated the women's field on stage six with an almost five second lead of Noga Korem. Ella Conolly would have a mechanical while on stage and would fall back to 15th position, can she reclaim some of the lost time and still finish on the podium at the end of the day? In the Elite Men, Martin Maes would lose out on another stage by almost a second to Jesse Melamed. Jesse had a great race in Madeira in 2017 until a huge mechanical took him out of the race, it looks like he is hoping to make up for that disaster today.
Results
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 5:14.32
2nd. Noga Korem: +4.55
3rd. Morgane Charre +5.9
4th. Becky Cook: +6.75
5th. Anita Gehrig: +9.53
6th. Melanie Pugin: +11.4
7th. Ines Thoma: +11.55
8th. Bex Baraona: +12.68
9th. ALN: +14.73
10th. Caro Gehrig: +14.81
Elite Men
1st. Jesse Melamed: 4:33.35
2nd. Martin Maes: +0.78
3rd. Jose Borges: +2.8
4th. Florian Nicolai: +3.24
5th. Adrien Dailly: +3.75
6th. Sam Hill: +4.15
7th. Ed Masters: +5.05
8th. Remi Gauvin: +6.7
9th. Leigh Johnson: +7.55
10th. Thomas Lapeyrie: +7.83
Overall after Stage 6
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 27:27.520
2nd. Morgane Charre: +39.12
3rd. Noga Korem: +40.8
4th. Ella Conolly: +46.81
5th. Anita Gehrig: +48.16
Elite Men
1st. Martin Maes: 23:25.810
2nd. Adrien Dailly: +25.84
3rd. Jose Borges: +29.84
4th. Jesse Melamed: +32.52
5th. Ed Mastersl: +34.53
STAGE 7 (Queen)
Both series leaders are back to winning stages with impressive wins by both riders. In the Elite Men Jose Borges would put down an incredible run that seemed unbeatable by anyone that isn't Martin Maes. Ed Masters would sit over five seconds back from Borges in third. Isabeau Courdurier would extend her winning margin with a 2.09 seconds gap to ALN and a 3.9 gap to third-placed Noga Korem. Ella Conolly would be back near the top again with a fourth-place finish on stage seven.
Results
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 5:22.85
2nd. ALN: +2.09
3rd. Noga Korem: +3.9
4th. Ella Conolly: +11.52
5th. Becky Cook: +15.11
6th. Bex Baraona: +17.13
7th. Melanie Pugin: +20.22
8th. Morgane Charre: +20.42
9th. Anita Gehrig: +20.72
10th. Ines Thoma: +20.95
Elite Men
1st. Martin Maes: 4:36.93
2nd. Jose Borges: +1.75
3rd. Jesse Melamed: +5.07
4th. Florian Nicolai: +7.64
5th. Ed Masters: +10.7
6th. Dimitri Tordo: +10.92
7th. Sam Hill: +11.64
8th. Hugo Pigeon: +13.97
9th. Emanuel Pereira Pombo: +14.47
10th. Thomas Lapeyrie: +15.22
Overall after Stage 7
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 32:50.370
2nd. Noga Korem: +44.7
3rd. Ella Conolly: +58.31
4th. Morgane Charre: +59.54
5th. Anita Gehrig+1:08.88
Elite Men
1st. Martin Maes: 28:02.740
2nd. Jose Borges: +31.59
3rd. Jesse Melamed: +37.59
4th. Adrien Dailly: +41.61
5th. Ed Masters: +45.23
STAGE 8
*Stage 8 follows mostly the same route as yesterdays stage 3 but it features an extended route that leads all the way down to the beach.*
Results
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 5:44.85
2nd. Miranda Miller: +5.53
3rd. Ella Conolly: +7.21
4th. Morgane Charre: +7.28
5th. Melanie Pugin: +7.39
6th. Ines Thoma: +8.27
7th. Noga Korem: +8.55
8th. ALN: +9.30
9th. Becky Cook: +9.35
10th. Bex Baraona: +12.40
Elite Men
1st. Martin Maes: 4:56.71
2nd. Jose Borges: +0.41
3rd. Jesse Melamed: +0.99
4th. Florian Nicolai: +2.52
5th. Adrien Dailly: +3.47
6th. Dimitri Tordo: +3.79
7th. Sam Hill: +3.87
8th. Ed Masters: +6.61
9th. Matthew Walker: +8.29
10th. Leigh Johnson: +8.40
Overall after Stage 8
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 38:35.220
2nd. Noga Korem: +53.25
3rd. Ella Conolly: +1:05.52
4th. Morgane Charre: +1:06.82
5th. Anita Gehrig+1:22.56
Elite Men
1st. Martin Maes: 32:59.450
2nd. Jose Borges: +32
3rd. Jesse Melamed: +38.58
4th. Adrien Dailly: +45.08
5th. Sam Hill: +50.12
Day Two Stage Map
STAGE 4
After the first stage of the day, Martin Maes continues his domination of the Elite Men's competition with another stage win by almost three seconds. Adrien Dailly managed a third-place finish despite having stitches overnight after a crash on day one. Ed Masters got the closest to Maes on stage four but he was still a long way off the pace of the series leader. In the Elite Women's race privateer, Ella Conolly would take her first Elite EWS stage win over Isabeau Courdurier by just 0.15 seconds. The top four female riders would be separated by just 1.02. It looks like we have some exciting competition ahead of us today.
Results
Elite Women
1st. Ella Conolly: 3:24.75
2nd. Isabeau Courdurier: +0.15
3rd. Rae Morrison: +0.84
4th. Bex Baraona: +1.02
5th. Morgane Charre: +3.93
6th. Laura Charles: +5.27
7th. Melanie Pugin: +6.3
8th. Ines Thoma: +6.62
9th. Miranda Miller: +8.03
10th. Caro Gehrig: +8.6
Elite Men
1st. Martin Maes: 2:53.7
2nd. Ed Masters: +2.92
3rd. Adrien Dailly: +3.17
4th. Emanuel Pereira Pombo: +3.84
5th. Jose Borges: +4.6
6th. Jack Reading: +4.8
7th. Jesse Melamed: +5.3
8th. Florian Nicolai: +5.32
9th. Thomas Lapeyrie: +5.8
10th. Mathew Stuttard: +5.85
Overall after Stage 4
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 18:49.82
2nd. Ella Conolly: +22.19
3rd. Morgane Charre: +30.13
4th. Laura Charles: +34.45
5th. Anita Gehrig: +35.39
Elite Men
1st. Martin Maes: 15:53.23
2nd. Adrien Dailly: +22.48
3rd. Jose Borges: +28.19
4th. Ed Masters: +30.14
5th. Sam Hill: +31.07
STAGE 5
Results
Martin Maes has taken his first stage defeat of the weekend. The series leader is currently sitting in fourth but he is still leading the overall. Jesse Melamed took his first stage win in Madeira, can he keep his speed for the rest of the day? In the Elite Women, it was back to business as usual for Isabeau Courdurier who took back the top spot after missing out to Ella Conolly on stage four. Noga Korem came closest to the Frenchwoman just 0.07 off the pace.
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 3:23.38
2nd. Noga Korem: +0.07
3rd. Ella Conolly: +2.59
4th. Morgane Charre: +3.09
5th. Anita Gehrig: +3.24
6th. Ines Thoma: +3.71
7th. Bex Baraona: +5.49
8th. Melanie Pugin: +5.95
9th. Becky Cook: +6.12
10th. ALN: +7.01
Elite Men
1st. Jesse Melamed: 2:25.4
2nd. Thomas Lapeyrie: +0.76
3rd. Jose Borges: +1.68
4th. Martin Maes: +2.05
5th. Ed Masters: +2.17
6th. Dimitri Tordo: +2.22
7th. Sam Hill: +2.25
8th. Adrien Dailly: +2.44
9th. Kevin Miquel: +3.37
10th. Gustav Wildhaber: +5.22
Overall after Stage 5
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 22:13.200
2nd. Ella Conolly: +24.78
3rd. Morgane Charre: +33.22
4th. Noga Korem: +36.25
5th. Anita Gehrig: +38.63
Elite Men
1st. Martin Maes: 18:51.680
2nd. Adrien Dailly: +22.87
3rd. Jose Borges: +27.82
4th. Ed Masters: +30.26
5th. Sam Hill: +31.27
STAGE 6
Isabeau Courdurier went back to dominated the women's field on stage six with an almost five second lead of Noga Korem. Ella Conolly would have a mechanical while on stage and would fall back to 15th position, can she reclaim some of the lost time and still finish on the podium at the end of the day? In the Elite Men, Martin Maes would lose out on another stage by almost a second to Jesse Melamed. Jesse had a great race in Madeira in 2017 until a huge mechanical took him out of the race, it looks like he is hoping to make up for that disaster today.
Results
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 5:14.32
2nd. Noga Korem: +4.55
3rd. Morgane Charre +5.9
4th. Becky Cook: +6.75
5th. Anita Gehrig: +9.53
6th. Melanie Pugin: +11.4
7th. Ines Thoma: +11.55
8th. Bex Baraona: +12.68
9th. ALN: +14.73
10th. Caro Gehrig: +14.81
Elite Men
1st. Jesse Melamed: 4:33.35
2nd. Martin Maes: +0.78
3rd. Jose Borges: +2.8
4th. Florian Nicolai: +3.24
5th. Adrien Dailly: +3.75
6th. Sam Hill: +4.15
7th. Ed Masters: +5.05
8th. Remi Gauvin: +6.7
9th. Leigh Johnson: +7.55
10th. Thomas Lapeyrie: +7.83
Overall after Stage 6
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 27:27.520
2nd. Morgane Charre: +39.12
3rd. Noga Korem: +40.8
4th. Ella Conolly: +46.81
5th. Anita Gehrig: +48.16
Elite Men
1st. Martin Maes: 23:25.810
2nd. Adrien Dailly: +25.84
3rd. Jose Borges: +29.84
4th. Jesse Melamed: +32.52
5th. Ed Mastersl: +34.53
STAGE 7 (Queen)
Both series leaders are back to winning stages with impressive wins by both riders. In the Elite Men Jose Borges would put down an incredible run that seemed unbeatable by anyone that isn't Martin Maes. Ed Masters would sit over five seconds back from Borges in third. Isabeau Courdurier would extend her winning margin with a 2.09 seconds gap to ALN and a 3.9 gap to third-placed Noga Korem. Ella Conolly would be back near the top again with a fourth-place finish on stage seven.
Results
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 5:22.85
2nd. ALN: +2.09
3rd. Noga Korem: +3.9
4th. Ella Conolly: +11.52
5th. Becky Cook: +15.11
6th. Bex Baraona: +17.13
7th. Melanie Pugin: +20.22
8th. Morgane Charre: +20.42
9th. Anita Gehrig: +20.72
10th. Ines Thoma: +20.95
Elite Men
1st. Martin Maes: 4:36.93
2nd. Jose Borges: +1.75
3rd. Jesse Melamed: +5.07
4th. Florian Nicolai: +7.64
5th. Ed Masters: +10.7
6th. Dimitri Tordo: +10.92
7th. Sam Hill: +11.64
8th. Hugo Pigeon: +13.97
9th. Emanuel Pereira Pombo: +14.47
10th. Thomas Lapeyrie: +15.22
Overall after Stage 7
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 32:50.370
2nd. Noga Korem: +44.7
3rd. Ella Conolly: +58.31
4th. Morgane Charre: +59.54
5th. Anita Gehrig+1:08.88
Elite Men
1st. Martin Maes: 28:02.740
2nd. Jose Borges: +31.59
3rd. Jesse Melamed: +37.59
4th. Adrien Dailly: +41.61
5th. Ed Masters: +45.23
STAGE 8
*Stage 8 follows mostly the same route as yesterdays stage 3 but it features an extended route that leads all the way down to the beach.*
Results
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 5:44.85
2nd. Miranda Miller: +5.53
3rd. Ella Conolly: +7.21
4th. Morgane Charre: +7.28
5th. Melanie Pugin: +7.39
6th. Ines Thoma: +8.27
7th. Noga Korem: +8.55
8th. ALN: +9.30
9th. Becky Cook: +9.35
10th. Bex Baraona: +12.40
Elite Men
1st. Martin Maes: 4:56.71
2nd. Jose Borges: +0.41
3rd. Jesse Melamed: +0.99
4th. Florian Nicolai: +2.52
5th. Adrien Dailly: +3.47
6th. Dimitri Tordo: +3.79
7th. Sam Hill: +3.87
8th. Ed Masters: +6.61
9th. Matthew Walker: +8.29
10th. Leigh Johnson: +8.40
Overall after Stage 8
Elite Women
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 38:35.220
2nd. Noga Korem: +53.25
3rd. Ella Conolly: +1:05.52
4th. Morgane Charre: +1:06.82
5th. Anita Gehrig+1:22.56
Elite Men
1st. Martin Maes: 32:59.450
2nd. Jose Borges: +32
3rd. Jesse Melamed: +38.58
4th. Adrien Dailly: +45.08
5th. Sam Hill: +50.12
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Jealous types pressing the minus, I could not care less
I hope he never learns about all the fanboys that are disappointed when he doesn't get 1st 1st 1st in everything, even in the line for a beer after.