Results: Red Bull Valparaíso Cerro Abajo Urban DH 2024

Mar 3, 2024 at 12:24
by Ed Spratt  
The Red Bull Valparaíso Cerro Abajo urban DH race returns in 2024 celebrating 20 years of riders taking on Valparaiso's tight and technical streets. After some nail-biting runs, the results are in from Chile.

Lucas Borba kept a consistent speed across the treacherous steps and loose street corners to take the win. Lucas Borba faced tough competition, but a consistent run kept him ahead of the field as he secured the win at round one of Red Bull's Urban DH race series.

Felipe Agurto was on the hot seat for a long time before being beaten as he was strong in the bottom half of the course, where he was fastest in split three. While Felipe gained time on the race winner at the bottom of the course, he would end the day 0.181 back. Adrien Loron had a great ride to take third place, 1.791 seconds off the winning pace.

It was a tough race for Camilo Sanchez and Tomas Slavik who both suffered mechanicals during their race runs. Johannes Fischbach had a massive crash during his race run and had to be taken off the course by the medical team. We wish Johannes all the best and will provide an update on his condition once we know more. Sebastian Holguín also crashed during his race run after setting rapid times at the top of the course. Thankfully Sebastian was still able to complete his race run.

Check out the full results and a breakdown of the splits below.



You can watch the replay of the event here



Overall Results:

1st. Lucas Borba: 2:18.674
2nd. Felipe Agurto: 2:18.855
3rd. Adrien Loron: 2:20.465
4th. Matías Nuñez: 2:20.945
5th. Jeronimo Paez: 2:20.998
6th. Alberto Nícolas: 2:21.055
7th. Phil Atwill: 2:21.625
8th. Pedro Burns: 2:21.757
9th. Pedro Ferreira: 2:22.472
10th. Gonzalo Gajdosech: 2:23.608
11th. Cesar Provoste: 2:25.796
12th. Sebastian Holguín: 3:18.721
Camilo Sanchez: DNF
Tomas Slavik: DNF
Johannes Fischbach: DNF

*Sebastian Holguín finished 60.047 seconds back after a crash.*



Split 1:

Individual Split Rankings:
1st. Sebastian Holguín: 24.829
2nd. Camilo Sanchez: 24.915
3rd. Lucas Borba: 25.027
4th. Felipe Agurto: 25.466
5th. Jeronimo Paez: 25.661
Overall Split Rankings:
1st. Sebastian Holguín: 24.829
2nd. Camilo Sanchez: 24.915
3rd. Lucas Borba: 25.027
4th. Felipe Agurto: 25.466
5th. Jeronimo Paez: 25.661






Split 2:

Individual Split Rankings:
1st. Sebastian Holguín: 37.052
2nd. Lucas Borba: 37.314
3rd. Camilo Sanchez: 37.627
4th. Matías Nuñez: 37.869
5th. Felipe Agurto: 37.887
Overall Split Rankings:
1st. Sebastian Holguín: 1:01.881
2nd. Lucas Borba: 1:02.341
3rd. Felipe Agurto: 1:03.353
4th. Jeronimo Paez: 1:04.292
5th. Gonzalo Gajdosech: 1:04.421






Split 3:

Individual Split Rankings:
1st. Felipe Agurto: 45.38
2nd. Lucas Borba: 45.849
3rd. Alberto Nícolas: 45.862
4th. Adrien Loron: 46.074
5th. Matías Nuñez: 46.166
Overall Split Rankings:
1st. Lucas Borba: 1:48.19
2nd. Felipe Agurto: 1:48.733
3rd. Jeronimo Paez: 1:50.559
4th. Adrien Loron: 1:50.775
5th. Matías Nuñez: 1:50.941



*Sebastian Holguín was 55.245 seconds back after a crash.*



Split 4:

Individual Split Rankings:
1st. Adrien Loron: 29.69
2nd. Pedro Burns: 29.869
3rd. Alberto Nícolas: 29.898
4th. Matías Nuñez: 30.004
5th. Felipe Agurto: 30.122
Overall Finish Rankings:
1st. Lucas Borba: 2:18.674
2nd. Felipe Agurto: 2:18.855
3rd. Adrien Loron: 2:20.465
4th. Matías Nuñez: 2:20.945
5th. Jeronimo Paez: 2:20.998



*Sebastian Holguín was 6.525 seconds back.*








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25 Comments
  • 36 0
 Healing vibes to Johannes Fischbach, hope he’s ok. Good result for Phil Atwill in 7th
  • 17 0
 He posted on an Instagram story that he’s ok.
www.instagram.com/stories/johannesfischbach88/3315935748261223017
  • 22 0
 Thanks Rob and Elliot. Your way much more betterest than anything the Pinche uci can muster up.
  • 1 0
 i was pleasantly surprised to hear them both I was unaware...... made my day.
  • 12 1
 That is absolutely crazy. Very impressed how the locals and their pets stay off the course. Mind blowing stuff.
  • 11 1
 Fischis crash looked sooo bad. Hope he is ok. Get well soon!
  • 8 0
 First urban race I’ve actually watched in entirety. Good stuff!
  • 17 1
 You can really see how hard red bull is going for the throat of the UCI. Maximizing their own network of races, as like a test series. With unreal coverage (live stream FPV drones?), superior commentators, significant media outreach. With the DH races they sponsor, the hardlines, the Urbans, they’re in more countries, more around the world than the World Cup is.
  • 1 0
 @bonfire: soon the UCI will start sanctioning riders riding non-UCI races, like they do in road
  • 1 0
 @font style="vertical-align: inherit;">font style="vertical-align: inherit;">cernoch/font>/font>: vca es UCI con juez UCI.
  • 5 0
 You know something went wrong when Thomas Slavik is not on or close to the podium at an urban DH.
  • 1 1
 Did you see his off? Brutal.
  • 4 0
 Chain snapped
  • 3 1
 @Roost66: Ah yes, the slam I saw was in a recent vid but was from 2019 - doh.
  • 5 0
 Well done Borba impressive dominance over the entire weekend!
  • 6 0
 What happened to Yoann?
  • 3 0
 Guy in chat said he hurt his foot and couldn't ride.
  • 8 0
 Yoann dislocated a toe but managed to put it back in place and went back up for his quali. Unfortunately he lost it on a corner and ended up going down. He still had a blast and already looking forward to the next round in Guanajuato March 23rd Smile )
  • 13 0
 @dominickmenard: man, loosing a toe during a run must be tough!
  • 3 0
 Congrats Lukinha
  • 5 4
 Next it needs a womans field!!!!!!!!
  • 2 0
 Are they prevented from entering the race?
  • 1 0
 @opignonlibre: Know idea mate!
  • 4 0
 @mtbflow24: there was a group of women there test riding the track like Hardline
  • 1 0
 Colombians out of podium !!! Frown







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