The results are in from the final round of the 2023 Enduro World Cup. After a full day of racing, Raphaël Giambi tops the U21 Men's standings as he just pulled ahead of Lisandru Bertini by 1.9 seconds. No other rider would be within 14 seconds of the leading French pair with Lief Rodges leading a group of three Canadian riders inside the top five. Simona Kuchynkova wins the final race in 2023 as she was ahead of Emily Carrick-Anderson by only 0.11 seconds. Delia Da Mocogno ends the day in third place after a great performance.
Morgane Charre wins in Châtel after an incredibly close battle with Isabeau Courdurier. Enduro racing doesn't get much better than the fight between Morgane and Isabeau today as the French racers traded blows across the seven stages of racing. While Morgane may have won the race the 2023 series title goes to Isabeau. If you count EDR and EWS as the same thing then she has her third overall series title.
Jesse Melamed is dominant in the final round of 2023 winning four of the seven stages and leads the race by 11 seconds. Alex Rudeau puts in a great effort on home soil to secure 2nd place. 24 seconds back and in third place is the first-ever EDR series champion as Richie Rude does enough to win the overall title for the season.
Check out the results below.
Results:
Elite Women
1st. Morgane Charre: 27:54.410
2nd. Isabeau Courdurier: 28:01.280
3rd. Hattie Harnden: 28:27.760
4th. Ella Conolly: 28:30.420
5th. Mélanie Pugin: 28:42.740
Elite Men
1st. Jesse Melamed: 23:57.730
2nd. Alex Rudeau: 24:09.210
3rd. Richie Rude: 24:22.510
4th. Dan Booker: 24:22.590
4th. Slawomir Lukasik: 24:22.590
U21 Women
1st. Simona Kuchynkova: 30:16.640
2nd. Emily Carrick-Anderson: 30:16.750
3rd. Delia Da Mocogno: 30:35.140
4th. Emmy Lan: 30:48.740
5th. Claire Chabbert: 31:05.360
U21 Men
1st. Raphaël Giambi: 24:42.520
2nd. Lisandru Bertini: 24:44.420
3rd. Lief Rodgers: 24:56.730
4th. Johnathan Helly: 25:02.690
5th. Jakob Jewett: 25:03.530
Stage Results:
Stage 1Video: Charlie Murray
The U21 Men were the first up today and it was a French one-two on home soil as Lisandru Bertini pulled ahead of Raphaël Giambi by just 1.18 seconds. Sascha Kim who is in the running for the overall against Lisandru Bertini ended the first stage in fifth.
Stage Results1st. Lisandru Bertini: 3:05.850
2nd. Raphaël Giambi: 3:07.030
3rd. Wei Tien Ho: 3:09.160
4th. Alexis Icardo: 3:09.450
5th. Sascha Kim: 3:09.550
Next up was the U21 Women with Emily Carrick-Anderson taking the lead. Emily had a great 2nd-place result in the last round after riding the race on a borrowed bike from Hattie Harnden. Simona Kuchynkova crossed the line 1.6 back in 2nd. Emmy Lan already has the title wrapped up and ended the first stage in fifth.
Stage Results1st. Emily Carrick-Anderson: 3:51.500
2nd. Simona Kuchynkova: 3:53.100
3rd. Claire Chabbert: 3:56.650
4th. Sophie Riva: 3:57.480
5th. Emmy Lan: 3:57.690
The Elite Women's title fight rages on as on the first stage Isabeau Courdurier just pips Morgane Charre to the top position by 0.94 seconds. No other rider is within five seconds of the fastest two riders with Barbora Vojta crossing the line in third, 5.13 back.
Stage Results1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 3:32.970
2nd. Morgane Charre: 3:33.910
3rd. Barbora Vojta: 3:38.100
4th. Gloria Scarsi: 3:38.580
5th. Ella Conolly: 3:40.020
Richie Rude is being kept honest on stage one as in the overall title fight it is rival Jesse Melamed who leads the stage by over three seconds. Dan Booker puts in a great second-place showing. Alex Rudeau who is also in the title fight secured fourth and Richie Rude was sixth.
Stage Results1st. Jesse Melamed: 2:59.780
2nd. Dan Booker: 3:02.790
3rd. Jack Menzies: 3:03.170
4th. Alex Rudeau: 3:03.250
5th. Adrien Dailly: 3:04.820
Stage 2Video: Charlie Murray
The 2nd stage of the day sees riders take on the longest challenge of the weekend with a 2.8km stage length. Raphaël Giambi has gone one better than his first stage result as he found 2.43 seconds on Alexis Icardo. The series title battle saw Sascha Kim in 5th and Lisandru Bertini in 6th.
Stage Results1st. Raphaël Giambi: 4:47.150
2nd. Alexis Icardo: 4:49.580
3rd. Jakob Jewett: 4:49.830
4th. William Brodie: 4:50.050
5th. Sascha Kim: 4:50.230
After a stage two win Raphaël Giambi now leads the race overall standings by 2.29 seconds. Lisandru Bertini sits in 2nd place and will take the overall title if he can keep this position.
Overall Race Results1st. Raphaël Giambi: 7:54.180
2nd. Lisandru Bertini: 7:56.470
3rd. Alexis Icardo: 7:59.780
4th. Sascha Kim: 7:59.780
5th. Lief Rodgers: 8:00.770
Claire Chabbert secures another stage win today for France as she finds around half a second to best stage one winner Emily Carrick-Anderson. Clarissa Carzolio completes the top three, 2.78 back.
Stage Results1st. Claire Chabbert: 5:53.850
2nd. Emily Carrick-Anderson: 5:54.370
3rd. Clarissa Carzolio: 5:56.630
4th. Lia Ladbrook: 5:58.520
5th. Delia Da Mocogno: 5:59.530
Emily Carrick-Anderson holds a strong lead of 4.63 seconds after the second stage as she is looking to end the season with her first win.
Overall Race Results1st. Emily Carrick-Anderson: 9:45.870
2nd. Claire Chabbert: 9:50.500
3rd. Delia Da Mocogno: 9:57.960
4th. Simona Kuchynkova: 9:58.400
5th. Lia Ladbrook: 9:58.570
Hattie Harnden isn't going to be giving up her third place in the series standings easily today as she finishes the second stage of the day 0.87 seconds up on Gloria Scarsi. Morgane Charre puts around two seconds into Isabeau Courdurier as she takes third place.
Stage Results1st. Hattie Harnden: 5:28.350
2nd. Gloria Scarsi: 5:29.220
3rd. Morgane Charre: 5:31.270
4th. Isabeau Courdurier: 5:32.400
5th. Mélanie Pugin: 5:33.470
After going one better than Isabeau Courdurier on stage two it is Morgane Charre who now leads today's racing as she is just 0.19 seconds ahead of Isabeau. Gloria Scarsi has improved her spot by one place and is 2.62 seconds back in 3rd.
Overall Race Results1st. Morgane Charre: 9:05.180
2nd. Isabeau Courdurier: 9:05.370
3rd. Gloria Scarsi: 9:07.800
4th. Hattie Harnden: 9:10.850
5th. Ella Conolly: 9:14.870
Jesse Melamed takes back-to-back stage wins as he finds 0.11 seconds on Alex Rudeau. Slawomir Lukasik completes the top three 0.44 behind. Richie Rude has a tough stage going over the line in 15th, nearly ten seconds off Jesse's time.
Stage Results1st. Jesse Melamed: 4:37.030
2nd. Alex Rudeau: 4:37.140
3rd. Slawomir Lukasik: 4:37.470
4th. Charlie Murray: 4:42.030
5th. Youn Deniaud: 4:42.630
Jesse Melamed holds the race lead as his two stage wins push him 3.58 seconds up on Alex Rudeau. Slawomir Lukasik jumps 12 spots in the standings sitting in third place. Richie Rude after his 15th place stage finish falls three spots to ninth place. Looking at the points currently that standings mean Richie Rude is down from a 280-point lead over Jesse Melamed to only 59 points.
Overall Race Results1st. Jesse Melamed: 7:36.810
2nd. Alex Rudeau: 7:40.390
3rd. Slawomir Lukasik: 7:45.420
4th. Dan Booker: 7:46.340
5th. Charlie Murray: 4:42.030
Stage 3Video: Charlie Murray
Lisandru Bertini is back on top for the third stage as he manages to find a tiny margin of 0.23 seconds against Candian racer Johnathan Helly. Raphaël Giambi dropped back slightly on this stage taking a 2.38 second deficit against the stage leader.
Stage Results1st. Lisandru Bertini: 3:56.900
2nd. Johnathan Helly: 3:57.130
3rd. Raphaël Giambi: 3:59.280
4th. Lief Rodgers: 4:02.550
5th. Jakub Pivnicka: 4:05.280
Lisandru Bertini moves into the race leads following stage three as he jumps ahead of Raphaël Giambi by 0.09 seconds.
Overall Race Results1st. Lisandru Bertini: 11:53.370
2nd. Raphaël Giambi: 11:53.460
3rd. Lief Rodgers: 12:03.320
4th. Johnathan Helly: 12:06.360
5th. Alexis Icardo: 12:09.180
It's a big win for Emily Carrick-Anderson as she goes 4.65 seconds up on Delia Da Mocogno. No other rider is within ten seconds of the top stage time as Claire Chabbert goes over the line 3rd, 10.95 off the pace.
Stage Results1st. Emily Carrick-Anderson: 5:04.320
2nd. Delia Da Mocogno: 5:08.970
3rd. Claire Chabbert: 5:15.270
4th. Emmy Lan: 5:16.570
5th. Simona Kuchynkova: 5:17.690
Emily Carrick-Anderson continues to add to her race lead as she now sits over 15.5 seconds in front of Claire Chabbert after three stages.
Overall Race Results1st. Emily Carrick-Anderson: 14:50.190
2nd. Claire Chabbert: 15:05.770
3rd. Delia Da Mocogno: 15:06.930
4th. Simona Kuchynkova: 15:16.090
5th. Clarissa Carzolio: 15:19.050
Isabeau Courdurier is back at the top of the stage results as she pulls back 0.77 seconds on Morgane Charre. Hattie Harnden has another great performance with a third-place stage result.
Stage Results1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 4:36.600
2nd. Morgane Charre: 4:37.370
3rd. Hattie Harnden: 4:39.330
4th. Mélanie Pugin: 4:43.350
5th. Ella Conolly: 4:45.850
Following her stage win Isabeau Coudurier has taken back the race lead with a 0.58 seconds gap back to Morgane Charre. Hattie Harnden jumps to third, 8.21 seconds back from the two riders who remain in a close battle for the overall.
Overall Race Results1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 13:41.970
2nd. Morgane Charre: 13:42.550
3rd. Hattie Harnden: 13:50.180
4th. Ella Conolly: 14:00.720
5th. Mélanie Pugin: 14:04.150
Alex Rudeau takes his first stage win as he beats a charging Charlie Murray by 1.24 seconds. Jesse Melamed ends the stage 3.6 seconds back in third. After a slower second stage, Richie Rude is back in the mix here as he goes fourth, the overall series leader still loses nearly a second to Jesse.
Stage Results1st. Alex Rudeau: 3:50.900
2nd. Charlie Murray: 3:52.140
3rd. Jesse Melamed: 3:54.470
4th. Richie Rude: 3:55.400
5th. Slawomir Lukasik: 3:57.800
After three stages of racing Jesse Melamed stills lead the race with Alex Rudeau behind by a tiny margin of 0.01 seconds. Richie Rude has now jumped back into sixth place after dropping to ninth after the second stage. Richie Rude is still leading the overall and a better result here has slightly extended his overall series lead back to 86 points for Jesse Melamed and 100 for Alex Rudeau.
Overall Race Results1st. Jesse Melamed: 11:31.280
2nd. Alex Rudeau: 11:31.290
3rd. Charlie Murray: 11:39.360
4th. Slawomir Lukasik: 11:43.220
5th. Dan Booker: 11:46.160
Stage 4Video: Charlie Murray
Jakob Jewett secures his first stage win of the day as he goes 1.62 seconds up on fellow Canadian racer Johnathan Helly.
Stage Results1st. Jakob Jewett: 3:10.900
2nd. Johnathan Helly: 3:12.520
3rd. Jt Fisher: 3:12.840
4th. Wei Tien Ho: 3:13.500
5th. Raphaël Giambi: 3:13.800
After a ninth-place finish on stage four Lisandru Bertini drops to 2nd as Raphaël Giambi now leads the race by 1.84 seconds. With Sascha Kim back in eighth it is looking likely the overall series title will go to Lisandru Bertini.
Overall Race Results1st. Raphaël Giambi: 15:07.260
2nd. Lisandru Bertini: 15:09.100
3rd. Lief Rodgers: 15:18.470
4th. Johnathan Helly: 15:18.880
5th. Jakob Jewett: 15:20.280
Stage four produces a third stage winner for the U21 Women as Simona Kuchynkova leads series overall winner Emmy Lan by 0.55 seconds. Race leader Emily Carrick-Anderson sits third, 4.95 back.
Stage Results1st. Simona Kuchynkova: 3:41.500
2nd. Emmy Lan: 3:42.050
3rd. Emily Carrick-Anderson: 3:46.450
4th. Elise Empey: 3:47.530
5th. Delia Da Mocogno: 3:48.580
Emily Carrick-Anderson is still the race leader after four stages and is 18,87 seconds up on Delia Da Mocogno.
Overall Race Results1st. Emily Carrick-Anderson: 18:36.640
2nd. Delia Da Mocogno: 18:55.510
3rd. Simona Kuchynkova: 18:57.590
4th. Claire Chabbert: 19:00.560
5th. Emmy Lan: 19:01.440
Morgane Charre goes fastest for the first time today as she is trying hard to close the gap to Isabeau in the overall title fight. Isabeau Courdurier loses a big chunk of time here as she drops back by 2.81 seconds. Ella Conolly is looking to back up a big result in Loudenvielle and ends the fourth stage in 3rd.
Stage Results1st. Morgane Charre: 3:31.190
2nd. Isabeau Courdurier: 3:34.000
3rd. Ella Conolly: 3:35.630
4th. Mélanie Pugin: 3:35.810
5th. Hattie Harnden: 3:36.510
After winning stage four Mogane Charre now takes the race lead with a 2.23-second gap to Isabeau Courdurier. Hattie Harnden remains in third as she is after a bronze medal position in the 2023 series overall standings.
Overall Race Results1st. Morgane Charre: 17:13.740
2nd. Isabeau Courdurier: 17:15.970
3rd. Hattie Harnden: 17:26.690
4th. Ella Conolly: 17:36.350
5th. Mélanie Pugin: 17:39.960
Jack Moir takes his first stage win this weekend as he bested Jesse Melamed by 0.52 seconds. Richie Rude is not giving up any more time after a slower stage two and finished the fourth stage one second back in third.
Stage Results1st. Jack Moir: 3:07.520
2nd. Jesse Melamed: 3:08.040
3rd. Richie Rude: 3:08.530
4th. Dylan Levesque: 3:08.600
5th. Martin Maes: 3:09.500
Jesse Melamed still leads Alex Rudeau in the race overall standings as Charlie Murray holds third place. Richie Rude bumps himself up the rankings by two spots to hold fourth. As the race goes on it is looking better and better for Richei in the battle for the 2023 series win.
Overall Race Results1st. Jesse Melamed: 14:39.320
2nd. Alex Rudeau: 14:43.300
3rd. Charlie Murray: 14:53.230
4th. Richie Rude: 14:55.400
5th. Dan Booker: 14:56.140
Stage 5Video: Charlie Murray
Another stage and another top showing from Canadian racers. For stage five it's Wei Tien Ho who secures the win as he goes 0.53 seconds ahead of Lief Rodgers.
Stage Results1st. Wei Tien Ho: 3:51.450
2nd. Lief Rodgers: 3:51.980
3rd. Alexis Icardo: 3:52.200
4th. Raphaël Giambi: 3:52.500
5th. Jt Fisher: 3:52.970
Raphaël Giambi holds the race lead as he extends the lead by another second against Lisandru Bertini. Lief Rodgers leads the Canadian riders in third with Jakob Jewett fourth and Johnathan Helly fifth.
Overall Race Results1st. Raphaël Giambi: 18:59.760
2nd. Lisandru Bertini: 19:02.660
3rd. Lief Rodgers: 19:10.450
4th. Jakob Jewett: 19:15.850
5th. Johnathan Helly: 19:16.460
Simona Kuchynkova takes back-to-back stage wins crossing the line 3.82 seconds ahead of Emily Carrick-Anderson. After a slower start to the day, Emmy Lan is right in the mix at the top taking a 3rd place finish on stage five.
Stage Results1st. Simona Kuchynkova: 4:30.560
2nd. Emily Carrick-Anderson: 4:34.380
3rd. Emmy Lan: 4:35.400
4th. Delia Da Mocogno: 4:37.400
5th. Clarissa Carzolio: 4:42.450
Simona Kuchynkova is starting to close in on race leader Emily Carrick-Anderson as the gap falls to 17.13 seconds.
Overall Race Results1st. Emily Carrick-Anderson: 23:11.020
2nd. Simona Kuchynkova: 23:28.150
3rd. Delia Da Mocogno: 23:32.910
4th. Emmy Lan: 23:36.840
5th. Claire Chabbert: 23:44.440
Morgane Charre and Isabeau Courdurier have seemingly tied on stage five as both riders set a time of 4:16.730. Ella Conolly is in third place again, 3.61 seconds behind the top two riders.
Stage Results1st. Morgane Charre: 4:16.730
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 4:16.730
3rd. Ella Conolly: 4:20.340
4th. Mélanie Pugin: 4:22.150
5th. Hattie Harnden: 4:22.440
After a tie on stage five Mogane Charre is still leading with a 2.23-second gap to Isabeau Courdurier. Hattie Harnden continues to sit in third although Ella Conolly is closing the gap.
Overall Race Results1st. Morgane Charre: 21:30.470
2nd. Isabeau Courdurier: 21:32.700
3rd. Hattie Harnden: 21:49.130
4th. Ella Conolly: 21:56.690
5th. Mélanie Pugin: 22:02.110
Jesse Melamed makes it three wins in five stages as he goes fastest. Richie Rude is not giving up the overall series lead as he takes 2nd place here, 2.66 back. It's great to see Kasper Woolley at the sharp end as he goes third.
Stage Results1st. Jesse Melamed: 3:42.310
2nd. Richie Rude: 3:44.970
3rd. Kasper Woolley: 3:46.700
4th. Slawomir Lukasik: 3:46.880
5th. Jack Moir: 3:47.110
Jesse Melamed remains the race leader following the fifth stage but he still trails Richie Rude in the 2023 series title. From our calculations, Richie has a lead of 148 points over Jesse Melamed.
Overall Race Results1st. Jesse Melamed: 18:21.630
2nd. Alex Rudeau: 18:30.730
3rd. Richie Rude: 18:40.370
4th. Dan Booker: 18:43.770
5th. Slawomir Lukasik: 18:44.450
Stage 6Video: Charlie Murray
Lisandru Bertini moves back to the top of the U21 Men's racing as he wins stage six. Sitting in second place is Lisandru's overall series rival, Sascha Kim, 1.34 seconds back. Raphaël Giambi has a great stage going only 1.38 seconds back.
Stage Results1st. Lisandru Bertini: 3:09.040
2nd. Sascha Kim: 3:10.380
3rd. Raphaël Giambi: 3:10.420
4th. Wei Tien Ho: 3:11.300
5th. Johnathan Helly: 3:11.410
Raphaël Giambi manages to still stay in front of Lisandru Bertini going into the final stage but the gap is now only 1.52 seconds. There is then a large gap of 12.49 seconds back to third-placed Lief Rodgers.
Overall Race Results1st. Raphaël Giambi: 22:10.180
2nd. Lisandru Bertini: 22:11.700
3rd. Lief Rodgers: 22:22.670
4th. Johnathan Helly: 22:27.870
5th. Jakob Jewett: 22:29.050
Simona Kuchynkova takes three stage wins in a row as she finds a sizeable 6.75-second lead on Delia Da Mocogno. Race leader Emily Carrick-Anderson loses ten seconds to Simona in this stage.
Stage Results1st. Simona Kuchynkova: 3:41.000
2nd. Delia Da Mocogno: 3:47.750
3rd. Clarissa Carzolio: 3:50.730
4th. Emily Carrick-Anderson: 3:51.000
5th. Elise Empey: 3:51.550
Simona Kuchynkova has taken a big part of Emily Carrick-Anderson's lead away in stage six as the race lead falls to 7.13 seconds with only one stage remaining.
Overall Race Results1st. Emily Carrick-Anderson: 27:02.020
2nd. Simona Kuchynkova: 27:09.150
3rd. Delia Da Mocogno: 27:20.660
4th. Emmy Lan: 27:32.880
5th. Claire Chabbert: 27:42.020
What a race we are having in the Elite Women's race as Isabeau Courdurier and Morgane Charre have been almost inseparable throughout today's race. Stage six sees Isabeau lead by only 0.18 seconds.
Stage Results1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 3:32.850
1st. Morgane Charre: 3:33.030
3rd. Ella Conolly: 3:35.540
4th. Hattie Harnden: 3:36.690
5th. Noga Korem: 3:38.930
Mogane Charre is still ahead of six stages of racing with a 2.05-second gap to Isabeau Courdurier. Hattie Harnden is six seconds ahead of Ella Conolly in a fight for third.
Overall Race Results1st. Morgane Charre: 25:03.500
2nd. Isabeau Courdurier: 25:05.550
3rd. Hattie Harnden: 25:25.820
4th. Ella Conolly: 25:32.230
5th. Mélanie Pugin: 25:43.740
Dan Booker has an amazing sixth stage pulling ahead of French racer Alex Rudeau by 1.52 seconds. Jack Moir wraps up the top three 1.8 seconds back. Richie Rude loses a small bit of time here as he goes seventh with Jesse Melamed fourth.
Stage Results1st. Dan Booker: 3:05.650
2nd. Alex Rudeau: 3:07.170
3rd. Jack Moir: 3:07.450
4th. Jesse Melamed: 3:07.640
5th. Charlie Murray: 3:07.670
Jesse Melamed holds an 8.63-second lead into the final stage as he is doing everything possible to take the series title. Alex Rudeau sits in second before Richie Rude remains in third.
Overall Race Results1st. Jesse Melamed: 21:29.270
2nd. Alex Rudeau: 21:37.900
3rd. Richie Rude: 21:49.400
4th. Dan Booker: 21:49.420
5th. Charlie Murray: 21:52.630
Stage 7Video: Charlie Murray
Raphaël Giambi takes a second stage win as he ends the day on a high note. Lisandru Bertini crosses the line 0.38 seconds back and officially secures the title of 2023 U21 Men's UCI EDR World Cup Champion.
Stage Results1st. Raphaël Giambi: 2:32.340
2nd. Lisandru Bertini: 2:32.720
3rd. Lief Rodgers: 2:34.060
4th. Jt Fisher: 2:34.160
5th. Alexis Icardo: 2:34.370
With the final stage win, Raphaël Giambi secured a top result to close out the season. Lisandru Bertini ends the day in 2nd, 1.9 seconds back and Lief Rodgers completes the top three.
Final Race Results1st. Raphaël Giambi: 24:42.520
2nd. Lisandru Bertini: 24:44.420
3rd. Lief Rodgers: 24:56.730
4th. Johnathan Helly: 25:02.690
5th. Jakob Jewett: 25:03.530
Simona Kuchynkova wins the final stage as she was dominant in the second half of today's racing. Delia Da Mocogno secured another second place with Emily Carrick-Anderson ending the race with a third.
Stage Results1st. Simona Kuchynkova: 3:07.490
2nd. Delia Da Mocogno: 3:14:480
3rd. Emily Carrick-Anderson: 3:14.730
4th. Emmy Lan: 3:15.860
5th. Lily Planquart: 3:17.740
After a final stage win, Simona Kuchynkova managed to pass Emily Carrick-Anderson and take the race victory by just 0.11 seconds. Delia Da Mocogno is the only other rider within 32 seconds of the win as she takes 3rd, 18.5 seconds off the pace.
Final Race Results1st. Simona Kuchynkova: 30:16.640
2nd. Emily Carrick-Anderson: 30:16.750
3rd. Delia Da Mocogno: 30:35.140
4th. Emmy Lan: 30:48.740
5th. Claire Chabbert: 31:05.360
Morgane Charre takes the final stage win as she creates a huge 4.82-second gap back to Isabeau Courdurier in 2nd. Ella Conolly completes a great second half to today's race with another third place.
Stage Results1st. Morgane Charre: 2:50.910
1st. Isabeau Courdurier: 2:55.730
3rd. Ella Conolly: 2:58.190
4th. Mélanie Pugin: 2:59.000
5th. Noga Korem: 3:00.620
Mogane Charre wins the final round of 2023 as she ends the race 6.87 seconds ahead of Isabeau Courdurier. Hattie Harnden holds strong in third as she remains ahead of Ella Conolly. We believe that Isabeau Courdurier has still secured the 2023 series title.
Final Race Results1st. Morgane Charre: 27:54.410
2nd. Isabeau Courdurier: 28:01.280
3rd. Hattie Harnden: 28:27.760
4th. Ella Conolly: 28:30.420
5th. Mélanie Pugin: 28:42.740
Jesse Melamed takes a win on the final stage as he closes out the 2023 season with four stage victories. Slawomir Lukasik has a great result in 2nd and Jack Moir crosses the finish line just over two seconds behind the stage winner in third place.
Stage Results1st. Jesse Melamed: 2:28.460
2nd. Slawomir Lukasik: 2:29.790
3rd. Jack Moir: 2:30.480
4th. Kasper Woolley: 2:30.640
5th. Dylan Levesque: 2:30.700
Jesse Melamed not only wins the final stage but also takes the win this weekend. It is not enough to win the 2023 overall title as a third-placed Richie Rude is the first-ever Elite Men's EDR champ.
Overall Race Results1st. Jesse Melamed: 23:57.730
2nd. Alex Rudeau: 24:09.210
3rd. Richie Rude: 24:22.510
4th. Dan Booker: 24:22.590
4th. Slawomir Lukasik: 24:22.590
Full Results:
U21 Women
U21 Men
Elite Men
Elite Women
Also, Uhoh Richie! Picked it up for stage three but this is cutting it close.
The graphs, animations, details are great, keep it up
Thanks a tonne @edspratt, and all the PB staff!
Get some rest in the off season, get yourself some good coffee, Seven Summits in Rossland is fantastic! The riding is pretty epic as well.
Thanks @edspratt for the up to date info delivered asap.
Ritchie Rude: 2582
Jesse Mel: 2443
I believe Alex falls to third but I didn't do the math on him.
Izzy wins Womens.
Pretty crazy that under a new banner (for worse or for worse), the same names rose to the top to claim the first ever EDR titles (or 11th EWS but whatever), with their closest rivals nipping at their heels. The sport is a great spot, competitively... If only it had the coverage!
What's the point of it even existing?
I know what's wrong with it and can sort it out, but the UCI is like a black box
Great show Jesse!
What do the series winners get?
The same embarrassing milk carton as last year?
A lack of start Marshall’s or a preference for certain riders ?
Come on organisers , make it fair for all !
I don't know what visualization tool you are using. I know this is pretty easy in Tableau and perhaps it could be done with just a few calculations here also?
Again, really appreciate you visualizing each stage.
Same time after 24'22"590 of downhill !
Wtf...
Side question, the stage 5 tie, do they both get 20 for the stage, or does the rider who did the time first take it as a win?
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