Germany’s Akvil Gedratiti, Russia’s Maria Babinina, and Britain’s May Channing topped the overall standings for the 70, 40 and 15 km distances in the DB World women’s cycling race, whose competitions were hosted by the Al Marmoum Desert Reserve.
Guedratiti won the title of the open individual category (18-29 years) for 70 km, and in the same distance in the women’s category, Ghaya Al Mahrezi won, and in the category (18-29 years), Maitha Al-Azizi won. The open individual title (30-49 years) for 70 km was won by German Carmen Bosmans, and for the same category over 50 years of age, British Sarah Brown won. For the same distance in the team category, the Dubai Police team won the title for the second year in a row. In the open singles (18-29 years) for a distance of 40 km, Russian Babinina won. For the same distance in the female category, Farah Al Marri won first place. In the open individual competition (30-49 years old) for a distance of 40 km, Syrian Ruba Hallani won. In the over-50 category, Chilean Pamela Fox won the title. In the 40 km team category, the Airrex team was crowned. In the individual category open to young women over a distance of 15 km, British May Channing won, and in the “adult female” category, Emirati Khawla Omar won, and the Al Wathba team won the team title.
2023-10-08 22:15:17
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