Belgian Kopecky dresses in rainbow colors in Glasgow

i tried again and againsometimes he seems to do it from afar, leaving doubts as to whether he will spend too much strength to achieve his goal, but this time the Belgian made it clear that he was undoubtedly the strongest. .

Kopecky, who has already won six world titles on the track, is accompanied by this seventh away win. 5.5 kilometers left alonewhen he was finally able to free the last of his rivals, Cecilie Ludwig of Denmark eventually lost second place.

The Belgian was able to enjoy and enjoy the championship by crossing the finish line alone as a new great champion that surpassed the Dutch. Annemiek van Vleuten. The silver medal went to Demi Vollering of the Netherlands, and the bronze medal went to Ludwig.

Lotte Kopecky completed the 154.1-kilometer, seven-lap route between Loch Lomond and Glasgow in the challenging, selective and complex layout of the Scottish city in 4h.02min.12h. an average of 38,175 km/h.

Kopecky attacks again and again

The first big firework exploded 35 kilometers away, with two and a half rounds left.. Kopecky gave his first test Vollering at the wheel and thirty cyclists forming the already diminished main peloton, jumping in the air. At the time, it was the defending champion Annemiek van Vleuten who initiated the response.

pluckecky and Vollering knew each other as the main rivals. They responded to the rainbow and the white jersey and consistently, but in most cases it was the Belgian who took the initiative.

Swiss Elise Chabbey’s move, almost 75 kilometers from the end, was in anticipation of what would soon come as Kopecky assumed the status of top favorite to achieve victory. The Swiss were the big hero of the day, not only because of this attack, but also because he had made his first major escape with more than 130 kilometers left. His award was less, in seventh place, but his performance didn’t deserve any rating other than outstanding.

At 62 kilometers, who will eventually become the new champion launched its first volley, which began to reveal the first weaknesses, but the last selection didn’t finish the curl. In fact, Chabbey was able to continue for a few more kilometers with her solo challenge, even though Italian Elena Cecchini was after her.

The Swiss entered the final 50 kilometers a little more than a minute ahead of the favorites group, and after 10 kilometers went up to a minute and a half; Until the start of the last round.

The race turned into an attacking carouselalmost always with Kopecky as the main character, but all he did was shrink or lengthen the difference with the Swiss like an arc, but without reaching it.

The bell announcing the final lap as he crossed the finish line also served to announce the end of Chabbey’s adventure.

Tension gripped the final kilometers where Kopecky was most active, but van Vleuten, whose failures had left him without options, or Ludwig, who neither managed to stand alone, came forward.

The hand blow was given by the Englishman Elizabeth Deignan, who was joined by Christina Schwienberger, 12 kilometers from the end., with Swiss Marlene Reusser in the middle. Just one kilometer later, Kopecky went hunting and caught the three in front with Ludwig at the wheel. There was still time for a new small regrouping.

Blaming the attacks, Vollering came again, although a quartet had formed and was in a position to disrupt his opponents’ attempts at his own pace. Nearly all had to show how they were and what they could desire, but Kopecky continued to show the strongest signs of being strong.

With 6.7 remaining, the Belgian launched an attack, to which only Ludwig responded, and only a kilometer later the last one arrived. Kopecky was left alone and from then on all he had to do was bear fruit. all the work he does all day.

The first serious move of the day was performed by Chabbey, almost 75 kilometers from the end, which was nothing more than a preview of what was to come shortly after as Kopecky assumed top-favourite status to achieve victory.

At 62 kilometers, the Belgian started his first volley, which began to reveal the first weaknesses, although the final selection was not over. In fact, Chabbey was able to continue for a few more kilometers with her solo challenge, even though Italian Elena Cecchini was after her.

The Mallorcan Blue García became the first Spaniard to be classified and placed in the top 10 with her tenth final.Sandra Alonso finished 49th and Colombian Paula Andrea Patino finished 27th.

With more than 200 riders on the starting line, a number that was not allowed in any other test, and rain, which was a companion, falls took the main role in the first kilometers. It didn’t impress the favourites, but many competitors saw their illusions fade in the first exchange. 5 km/h.