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Lotte Kopecky (6th) misses out on Olympic time trial medal, Australia’s Grace Brown takes gold

Lotte Kopecky (6th) misses out on Olympic time trial medal, Australia’s Grace Brown takes gold

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Individual Trial – Ladies

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    Lotte Kopecky (6th) missed out on a medal in the Olympic time trial. The world road champion was on her way fast but crashed on the slippery road surface. Australia’s Grace Brown won gold. Preferred favourites Chloe Dygert (3rd) and Ellen van Dijk (11th) failed to fulfil their ambitions.

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    Even without falling, one woman couldn’t do anything. Grace Brown was out of the class in the entire time trial, with the fastest time at every intermediate point.

    The experienced Australian, who also won Liege-Bastogne-Liege in her farewell year earlier this season, had at least a minute and a half to spare at the finish.

    Clear favourites Ellen van Dijk and Chloe Dygert had to admit their superiority today. The Dutch were disappointed to finish just 11th, and the American world champion and defending champion, like many of his teammates, fell behind.

    That cost Dygert the silver medal, which went to Britain’s Anna Henderson. The narrow bronze was a small consolation prize.

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    Diggert third, Henderson second

    Less than a second, that’s what ultimately came down to bronze and silver. Dygert could have won silver without falling, but now he’s won bronze by a slim margin.

    Kopecky would likely have been judged sixth, assuming Dygert still had a lead over her. Bronze might have been possible without that fall.

    Grace Brown destroys the competition and takes the gold!

    Grace Brown Out of Class: 1.5 Minutes and Olympic Gold!

    No one in the picture is the same. Grace Brown and Australia won the Olympic gold medal in the women’s time trial, a minute and a half ahead of Henderson. She definitely has a medal too, but its color depends on Dygert.

    His teammate Vollering also beat Kopecky by about five seconds. In practice, he was still bronze, but as the Brown steam train continued to arrive, the calf sank.

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    The Frenchwoman is seeking a medal for her people, 14 seconds ahead of Kopecky. Now the bronze medal will be particularly difficult for the Belgian.

    Dygert takes corners very carefully in the final. So she may also end up behind Kopecky: is bronze still possible?

    A strong finish from Kopecky, who kept Longo Borghini and Cordon Ragot behind him. Vollering and Labous are still important contenders for third and should be there.

    Lotte Kopecky entered and is currently No. 1.

    Kopecky is currently #1.

    Eleven seconds faster than New Zealand’s Kadzov, Kopecky is sprinting for the first time on the line at the moment. So I went to the hot seat, where I sat, disappointed.

    So Brown is completely out of the class. The Australian is 51 seconds faster after 22km than the closest challengers Dygert and Henderson. Kopecky is eighth in that intermediate spot.

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    Grace Brown trails Henderson by 51 seconds in the second half.

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    Another victim of the wet Parisian roads! Chloé Dygert, still in second place by 5 seconds at intermediate point 1, slides on the cobblestones in one of the few turns. Game over for gold.

    Henderson moves forward

    12 seconds faster than Labus is a new best time in the second intermediate point for Anna Henderson, who is aiming with the Frenchwoman for a medal (bronze?) Because with Brown and Dygert, the two biggest players are still on their way.

    While Labus was at least 20 seconds faster than her rivals at point 2, a disappointing Ellen van Dijk was only provisionally third. She will sink further.