The cyclist from the Czech Republic, Daniel Mraz, won the gold medal this Friday in the road event of the San Carlos 2024 World University Championship Cycling.
In a heart-stopping finish with a sprint included after 112 kilometers of competition, Mraz won over the German Tim Wollenberg and Szymon Pomian, who finished in second and third position, respectively, all with a time of 02:38:32.
“I feel delighted to win, we had very strong competitors in the event, but I am proud of this medal, I dedicate it to the entire country that has supported us these days,” said Mraz after winning the medal.
At the women’s level, the Slovakian Nora Jencusova crossed the line first and won the gold medal with a time of 02:14:58 after 88 kilometers of action.
The silver medal went to Zuzanna Chyliska from Poland and the bronze went to Olga Wankiewicz, also from that European country.
“I am very happy, in the previous days I finished second and third, so it is a very happy feeling to be able to win the gold medal today, it is also nice to compete with runners from other countries and see the level,” Jencusova declared after winning.
Rain was the main guest on this last day of action in the Road Cycling modality.
Below you can review the official results for this Friday:
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