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November 30, -0001

2012 Olympic Games mountain bike course. Take a look at the track that will determine the best Male and Female mountain bikers on the planet. Below are results from this past weekend's test event.

Speakers: Georgia Gould, Jeremiah Bishop

Categories: Highlights, Course View

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1 Julien Absalon (France) 1:31:48
2 Christoph Sauser (Switzerland) 0:01:20
3 Karl Markt (Austria) 0:01:46
4 Jeremiah Bishop (United States Of America) 0:02:19
5 Jaroslav Kulhavy (Czech Republic) 0:02:33
6 Kohei Yamamoto (Japan) 0:03:27
7 Maxime Marotte (France) 0:04:38
8 Magnus Darvell (Sweden) 0:04:58
9 Uwe Hochenwarter (Austria) 0:05:14
10 Rubens Valeriano (Brazil) 0:05:46
11 Alexander Gehbauer (Austria) 0:06:15
12 Hector Leonardo Paez Leon (Colombia) 0:06:19
13 Gerhard Kershbaumer (Italy) 0:06:41
14 Erik Groen (Netherlands) 0:06:47
15 Tony Longo (Italy) 0:06:52
16 Martin Fanger (Switzerland) 0:07:10
17 Paul Van Der Ploeg (Australia) 0:07:37
18 Andrew Watson (Canada) 0:07:42
19 StÃÂÃÂ©phane Tempier (France) 0:08:00
20 Lee Williams (Great Britain) 0:08:30
21 Jaime Yesid Chia Amaya (Colombia) 0:08:42
22 Lachlan Norris (Australia) 0:09:25
23 Kenta Gallagher (Great Britain) 0:09:32
24 Henrique Avancini (Brazil) 0:10:27
25 Daniel McConnell (Australia) 0:10:37
26 Evgeniy Pechenin (Russian Federation) 0:10:55
27 Paul Oldham (Great Britain) 0:11:08
28 Patrik Gallati (Switzerland) 0:11:29
29 Emmanuel Valencia Guadarrama (Mexico) -1lap
30 Anthony O'Boyle (Great Britain) -2laps
31 Seiya Hirano (Japan)
32 Sebastian Batchelor (Great Britain)
33 Evan McNeely (Canada)
34 Jonathan Pybus (Great Britain)
35 Adrien Niyonshuti (Rwanda)
36 Ben Thomas (Great Britain) -3laps
37 Simon Ernest (Great Britain)
38 Tong Weisong (People's Republic of China)
39 Chris Andrews (Great Britain)
40 Christopher Minter (Great Britain)
41 Tim Lemmers (Netherlands)
42 James Steven (Great Britain)
43 Sion O'Boyle (Great Britain)
44 John Whittington (Great Britain)
45 Ross Adams (Great Britain)
DNF Sven Nys (Belgium)
DNF David Collins (Great Britain)
DNF Robin Seymour (Ireland)
DSQ Rourke Croeser (South Africa)

1 Catharine Pendrel (Canada) 1:32:04
2 Georgia Gould (United States Of America) 0:00:56
3 Julie Bresset (France) 0:01:32
4 Elisabeth Osl (Austria) 0:03:40
5 Eva Lechner (Italy) 0:03:51
6 Nathalie Schneitter (Switzerland) 0:04:00
7 Alexandra Engen (Sweden) 0:04:29
8 Sabine Spitz (Germany) 0:05:00
9 Shi Quinglan (Chile) 0:05:32
10 Esther SÃÂÃÂ¼ss (Switzerland) 0:06:24
11 Katrin Leumann (Switzerland) 0:06:57
12 Annika Langvad (Denmark) 0:07:32
13 Rosara Joseph (New Zealand) 0:09:23
14 Amanda Sin (Canada) 0:10:05
15 Pauline Ferrand Prevot (France) 0:11:21
16 Angela Carolina Parra Sierra (Colombia) 0:11:53
17 Lisa Mitterbauer (Austria) 0:12:12
18 Laura Lorenza Morfin Macouzet (Mexico) 0:12:51
19 Melanie Spath (Germany) 0:13:38
20 Elisabeth Brandau (Germany) -1lap
21 Serena Calvetti (Italy)
22 Oksana Rybakova (Russian Federation)
23 Rebecca Henderson (Australia)
24 Rozanne Slik (Netherlands)
25 Caitlin Elliott (Ireland) -2laps
26 Jessica Roberts (Great Britain) -3laps
27 Carla Haines (Great Britain)
DNF Sabrina Enaux (France)
DNF Maxine Filby (Great Britain)
DNF Roberta Kelly Stopa (Brazil)
DNS Lene Byberg (Norway)
DNS Rowena Fry (Australia)
DNS Maddie Horton (Great Britain)

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2 years ago

Essex, U.K. (July 31, 2011) â Georgia Gould (Fort Collins, Colo./Luna) earned the silver medal in the official Olympic Mountain Bike Test Event on the new purpose-built Olympic course at Hadleigh Farms in the U.K. on Sunday. American compatriot Jeremiah Bishop (Harrisonburg, Va./Cannondale Factory Racing) just missed the podium against some of the worldâs best on the menâs side, finishing fourth.

âI seem to rise to the occasion when I have the Star-and stripes on my back. It kind of makes you race at a whole ânother level,â said Bishop. âIt was awesome. Thousands of fans were going bonkers. Overall it was a great team effort as we had awesome support.â
Forty-six women and 60 men contested the Olympic test event, including both of the defending Olympic champions Sabine Spitz of Germany and Julien Absalon of France. Gould and Bishop were the lone Americans racing against some of the worldâs best.
The small, but quality womenâs field tackled six laps of the 5.1-kilometer Hadleigh Farms course which with an open hillside setting offers challenging gradients as well as nice viewing opportunities. Midway through the race Canadaâs Catharine Pendrel attacked from a lead group of three which included Gould and World Cup leader Julie Bresset (FRA). Gould soon dropped the Frenchwoman and bridged up to Pendrel before a crash on the last half lap knocked the top-ranked American out of contention for the win.
âGould proved she can ride the course at speed in the lead group,â said Gullickson. âThe result was good for her confidence, but she would have been in for the win if she had not crashed with half a lap left.â
After focusing on ultra-endurance events over the past few years, Bishop battled a rough start spot but was able to move up and pass World Cup leader Jaroslav Kulhavy (Czech Republic) mid-way through the seven-lap menâs race to join the medal chase.
âYou think all is lost after a bad start but the legs just came on,â explained Bishop. âI passed several groups, figured I better at least get a good power file for Gully, and then I found myself all the way up in medal position. Without the traffic in the World Cups I was really able to put together a good ride.â
Four-time world champ Julien Absalon of France had already built a strong solo lead, leaving Bishop chasing for silver with Christoph Sauser (Switzerland) and Karl Markt (Austria). The pair was eventually able to pull away from the American veteran forcing the cramping Bishop to settle for fourth in the unofficial start of his newly pronounced Olympic quest.
âBishop posted some impressive lap times after a bad start position. He rode up into second place at one point in the race before cramping a bit and coming home in fourth,â said USA Cycling Mountain Bike and Cyclo-cross Programs Director Marc Gullickson. âI was expecting good performances from both riders and thatâs what we got. The course proved to be very challenging and I think it will produce a deserving Olympic winner next year.â