![\"Hart](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/4\/2018\/06\/crankworx-innsbruck-2018-downhill-danny-hart.jpg\" "\\"Hart")
\nDanny Hart<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
And while a replicate, the win didn\u2019t come easy for either, as a result of some early season struggles, rough conditions and challenges leading up to the final.<\/p>\n
Danny Hart:<\/h5>\n\nIt\u2019s been a tough few days. There was a couple of little things I wanted to get on the track but I was struggling. But I put it all together then and it was good.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Danny Hart’s run was 2:47.29, a full second and a half ahead of second place finisher Sam Blenkinsop (NZL) who finished in 2:48.79. Charlie Harrison (USA) rounded things out in third, with a time of 2:49.23.<\/p>\n
Danny Hart:<\/h5>\n\nIt\u2019s good to come to a race like this and win it twice, each time it\u2019s run. I\u2019m really happy with it. It\u2019s good to go into a bit of a break now with a good result because the start of the season\u2019s been quite tough for me. Not really getting the results I wanted. So you could see then I was looking to get the win. I\u2019m really happy with it.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Like Hart, the win was also a boost for Hannah, in the midst season that got off to an onerous start. The three-time overall Crankworx Downhill Champion was forced to leave Crankworx Rotorua on the second day of competition after crashing in the Redwoods Downhill and taking a knock to the head, making today\u2019s victory even sweeter.<\/p>\n
![\"Hart](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/4\/2018\/06\/crankworx-innsbruck-2018-downhill-tracey-hannah.jpg\" "\\"Hart")
\nTracey Hannah<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nTracey Hannah:<\/h5>\n\nI can\u2019t even explain how bummed I was in Rotorua. It was at the first event and, you know, I look forward to Crankworx so much and I\u2019m always going for the series win… So coming back in Innsbruck, one of my favourite tracks of the year, I felt really good and I knew I could do it. It was just putting the run down.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Hannah\u2019s time of 3:11.39 bumped Jill Kintner (USA) out of the hot seat. Kintner finished with 3:16.96, while Emilie Siegenthaler (SUI) repeated last year\u2019s third place podium finish in the event with a time of 3:18.50.<\/p>\n
And while one of her favourites, Hannah said track conditions kept her on her toes.<\/p>\n
Tracey Hannah:<\/h5>\n\nIt was a bit sketchy at the start, and the track changed a little…It started out super smooth and a bit damp, so all the roots were not really showing and there was a lot of dirt and stuff, but now it\u2019s kind of turned into this hole-y, dusty mess with roots where you weren\u2019t expecting them…I just had to change with the track. I was a little bit too conservative but then I pushed it at the finish, at the last section, to just try and get the best run down I could, knowing I could probably put a good run in and hopefully take the win.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Beyond their Silver medals, second place finishers Blenki and Kintner were celebrating progress made in the overall. Both riders emerged from Rotorua as the early leaders in the King and Queen of Crankworx race. Today\u2019s results earn them both valuable points toward the season-long race and put them in the lead leaving Innsbruck.<\/p>\n
![\"Hart](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/4\/2018\/06\/crankworx-innsbruck-2018-downhill-sam-blenkinsop.jpg\" "\\"Hart")
\nSam Blenkinsop<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nSam Blenkinsop:<\/h5>\n\nLast year I didn\u2019t do that well here so I wasn\u2019t really expecting too much. I just wanted to ride and see how I went. To come away second and be behind Danny is awesome, so I\u2019m really stoked<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Kintner, on the other hand, has made it clear from the beginning she\u2019s in it to win it. She took the win earlier this week on the Pump Track before switching gears to get into Downhill mode.<\/p>\n
![\"Hart](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/4\/2018\/06\/crankworx-innsbruck-2018-downhill-jill-kintner.jpg\" "\\"Hart")
\nJill Kintner<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nJill Kintner:<\/h5>\n\nIt\u2019s nice that there\u2019s my, kind of, better events earlier in the week. It takes the pressure off Downhill. So I was pretty free to not worry about the results so much here, but any time I can get ahead of the other girls in the running, either equalize or maximize points, it\u2019s good. So, another successful event, and another week to go.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
And as the Crankworx World Tour prepares to bid farewell to Innsbruck for 2018, today\u2019s final race ended on a sweet note for Austrian mountain bike fans. Earlier in the afternoon Valentina H\u00f6ll (AUT) took first place in the Pro U19 Female category in front of her entire family, and a lively local crowd, with a time of 3:13.49. The time would have landed her in second place had she been riding among the elites.<\/p>\n
Valentina H\u00f6ll:<\/h5>\n\nIt\u2019s cool to see the progress I\u2019ve made, and even racing Pump Track with the elite. I think I have time to get faster and faster \u2018til I\u2019m racing with them.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
![\"Hart](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/4\/2018\/06\/crankworx-innsbruck-2018-downhill-podium.jpg\" "\\"Hart")
\nCrankworx Innsbruck DH podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nUp next, the Crankworx World Tour rolls onto its third stop of 2018, Crankworx Les Gets. Mark your calendars and get ready for the 100% Dual Slalom Les Gets, Official European Whip-Off Championships presented by SPANK, RockShox Les Gets Pump Track Challenge, Muc-Off Dual Speed & Style Les Gets, Crankworx Les Gets Downhill, Crankworx Les Gets Mont-Ch\u00e9ry DH, and the Crankworx Les Gets Slopestyle, part of the Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championship.<\/p>\n
Get the times and details for all live webcasts coming up at Crankworx Les Gets HERE.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s been a tough few days. There was a couple of little things I wanted to get on the track but I was struggling. But I put it all together then and it was good.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Danny Hart’s run was 2:47.29, a full second and a half ahead of second place finisher Sam Blenkinsop (NZL) who finished in 2:48.79. Charlie Harrison (USA) rounded things out in third, with a time of 2:49.23.<\/p>\n
Danny Hart:<\/h5>\n\nIt\u2019s good to come to a race like this and win it twice, each time it\u2019s run. I\u2019m really happy with it. It\u2019s good to go into a bit of a break now with a good result because the start of the season\u2019s been quite tough for me. Not really getting the results I wanted. So you could see then I was looking to get the win. I\u2019m really happy with it.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Like Hart, the win was also a boost for Hannah, in the midst season that got off to an onerous start. The three-time overall Crankworx Downhill Champion was forced to leave Crankworx Rotorua on the second day of competition after crashing in the Redwoods Downhill and taking a knock to the head, making today\u2019s victory even sweeter.<\/p>\n
\nTracey Hannah<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nTracey Hannah:<\/h5>\n\nI can\u2019t even explain how bummed I was in Rotorua. It was at the first event and, you know, I look forward to Crankworx so much and I\u2019m always going for the series win… So coming back in Innsbruck, one of my favourite tracks of the year, I felt really good and I knew I could do it. It was just putting the run down.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Hannah\u2019s time of 3:11.39 bumped Jill Kintner (USA) out of the hot seat. Kintner finished with 3:16.96, while Emilie Siegenthaler (SUI) repeated last year\u2019s third place podium finish in the event with a time of 3:18.50.<\/p>\n
And while one of her favourites, Hannah said track conditions kept her on her toes.<\/p>\n
Tracey Hannah:<\/h5>\n\nIt was a bit sketchy at the start, and the track changed a little…It started out super smooth and a bit damp, so all the roots were not really showing and there was a lot of dirt and stuff, but now it\u2019s kind of turned into this hole-y, dusty mess with roots where you weren\u2019t expecting them…I just had to change with the track. I was a little bit too conservative but then I pushed it at the finish, at the last section, to just try and get the best run down I could, knowing I could probably put a good run in and hopefully take the win.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Beyond their Silver medals, second place finishers Blenki and Kintner were celebrating progress made in the overall. Both riders emerged from Rotorua as the early leaders in the King and Queen of Crankworx race. Today\u2019s results earn them both valuable points toward the season-long race and put them in the lead leaving Innsbruck.<\/p>\n
\nSam Blenkinsop<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nSam Blenkinsop:<\/h5>\n\nLast year I didn\u2019t do that well here so I wasn\u2019t really expecting too much. I just wanted to ride and see how I went. To come away second and be behind Danny is awesome, so I\u2019m really stoked<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Kintner, on the other hand, has made it clear from the beginning she\u2019s in it to win it. She took the win earlier this week on the Pump Track before switching gears to get into Downhill mode.<\/p>\n
\nJill Kintner<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nJill Kintner:<\/h5>\n\nIt\u2019s nice that there\u2019s my, kind of, better events earlier in the week. It takes the pressure off Downhill. So I was pretty free to not worry about the results so much here, but any time I can get ahead of the other girls in the running, either equalize or maximize points, it\u2019s good. So, another successful event, and another week to go.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
And as the Crankworx World Tour prepares to bid farewell to Innsbruck for 2018, today\u2019s final race ended on a sweet note for Austrian mountain bike fans. Earlier in the afternoon Valentina H\u00f6ll (AUT) took first place in the Pro U19 Female category in front of her entire family, and a lively local crowd, with a time of 3:13.49. The time would have landed her in second place had she been riding among the elites.<\/p>\n
Valentina H\u00f6ll:<\/h5>\n\nIt\u2019s cool to see the progress I\u2019ve made, and even racing Pump Track with the elite. I think I have time to get faster and faster \u2018til I\u2019m racing with them.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\nCrankworx Innsbruck DH podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nUp next, the Crankworx World Tour rolls onto its third stop of 2018, Crankworx Les Gets. Mark your calendars and get ready for the 100% Dual Slalom Les Gets, Official European Whip-Off Championships presented by SPANK, RockShox Les Gets Pump Track Challenge, Muc-Off Dual Speed & Style Les Gets, Crankworx Les Gets Downhill, Crankworx Les Gets Mont-Ch\u00e9ry DH, and the Crankworx Les Gets Slopestyle, part of the Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championship.<\/p>\n
Get the times and details for all live webcasts coming up at Crankworx Les Gets HERE.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s good to come to a race like this and win it twice, each time it\u2019s run. I\u2019m really happy with it. It\u2019s good to go into a bit of a break now with a good result because the start of the season\u2019s been quite tough for me. Not really getting the results I wanted. So you could see then I was looking to get the win. I\u2019m really happy with it.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Like Hart, the win was also a boost for Hannah, in the midst season that got off to an onerous start. The three-time overall Crankworx Downhill Champion was forced to leave Crankworx Rotorua on the second day of competition after crashing in the Redwoods Downhill and taking a knock to the head, making today\u2019s victory even sweeter.<\/p>\n
\nTracey Hannah<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
Tracey Hannah:<\/h5>\n\nI can\u2019t even explain how bummed I was in Rotorua. It was at the first event and, you know, I look forward to Crankworx so much and I\u2019m always going for the series win… So coming back in Innsbruck, one of my favourite tracks of the year, I felt really good and I knew I could do it. It was just putting the run down.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Hannah\u2019s time of 3:11.39 bumped Jill Kintner (USA) out of the hot seat. Kintner finished with 3:16.96, while Emilie Siegenthaler (SUI) repeated last year\u2019s third place podium finish in the event with a time of 3:18.50.<\/p>\n
And while one of her favourites, Hannah said track conditions kept her on her toes.<\/p>\n
Tracey Hannah:<\/h5>\n\nIt was a bit sketchy at the start, and the track changed a little…It started out super smooth and a bit damp, so all the roots were not really showing and there was a lot of dirt and stuff, but now it\u2019s kind of turned into this hole-y, dusty mess with roots where you weren\u2019t expecting them…I just had to change with the track. I was a little bit too conservative but then I pushed it at the finish, at the last section, to just try and get the best run down I could, knowing I could probably put a good run in and hopefully take the win.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Beyond their Silver medals, second place finishers Blenki and Kintner were celebrating progress made in the overall. Both riders emerged from Rotorua as the early leaders in the King and Queen of Crankworx race. Today\u2019s results earn them both valuable points toward the season-long race and put them in the lead leaving Innsbruck.<\/p>\n
\nSam Blenkinsop<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nSam Blenkinsop:<\/h5>\n\nLast year I didn\u2019t do that well here so I wasn\u2019t really expecting too much. I just wanted to ride and see how I went. To come away second and be behind Danny is awesome, so I\u2019m really stoked<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Kintner, on the other hand, has made it clear from the beginning she\u2019s in it to win it. She took the win earlier this week on the Pump Track before switching gears to get into Downhill mode.<\/p>\n
\nJill Kintner<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nJill Kintner:<\/h5>\n\nIt\u2019s nice that there\u2019s my, kind of, better events earlier in the week. It takes the pressure off Downhill. So I was pretty free to not worry about the results so much here, but any time I can get ahead of the other girls in the running, either equalize or maximize points, it\u2019s good. So, another successful event, and another week to go.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
And as the Crankworx World Tour prepares to bid farewell to Innsbruck for 2018, today\u2019s final race ended on a sweet note for Austrian mountain bike fans. Earlier in the afternoon Valentina H\u00f6ll (AUT) took first place in the Pro U19 Female category in front of her entire family, and a lively local crowd, with a time of 3:13.49. The time would have landed her in second place had she been riding among the elites.<\/p>\n
Valentina H\u00f6ll:<\/h5>\n\nIt\u2019s cool to see the progress I\u2019ve made, and even racing Pump Track with the elite. I think I have time to get faster and faster \u2018til I\u2019m racing with them.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\nCrankworx Innsbruck DH podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nUp next, the Crankworx World Tour rolls onto its third stop of 2018, Crankworx Les Gets. Mark your calendars and get ready for the 100% Dual Slalom Les Gets, Official European Whip-Off Championships presented by SPANK, RockShox Les Gets Pump Track Challenge, Muc-Off Dual Speed & Style Les Gets, Crankworx Les Gets Downhill, Crankworx Les Gets Mont-Ch\u00e9ry DH, and the Crankworx Les Gets Slopestyle, part of the Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championship.<\/p>\n
Get the times and details for all live webcasts coming up at Crankworx Les Gets HERE.<\/p>\n
I can\u2019t even explain how bummed I was in Rotorua. It was at the first event and, you know, I look forward to Crankworx so much and I\u2019m always going for the series win… So coming back in Innsbruck, one of my favourite tracks of the year, I felt really good and I knew I could do it. It was just putting the run down.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Hannah\u2019s time of 3:11.39 bumped Jill Kintner (USA) out of the hot seat. Kintner finished with 3:16.96, while Emilie Siegenthaler (SUI) repeated last year\u2019s third place podium finish in the event with a time of 3:18.50.<\/p>\n
And while one of her favourites, Hannah said track conditions kept her on her toes.<\/p>\n
Tracey Hannah:<\/h5>\n\nIt was a bit sketchy at the start, and the track changed a little…It started out super smooth and a bit damp, so all the roots were not really showing and there was a lot of dirt and stuff, but now it\u2019s kind of turned into this hole-y, dusty mess with roots where you weren\u2019t expecting them…I just had to change with the track. I was a little bit too conservative but then I pushed it at the finish, at the last section, to just try and get the best run down I could, knowing I could probably put a good run in and hopefully take the win.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Beyond their Silver medals, second place finishers Blenki and Kintner were celebrating progress made in the overall. Both riders emerged from Rotorua as the early leaders in the King and Queen of Crankworx race. Today\u2019s results earn them both valuable points toward the season-long race and put them in the lead leaving Innsbruck.<\/p>\n
\nSam Blenkinsop<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nSam Blenkinsop:<\/h5>\n\nLast year I didn\u2019t do that well here so I wasn\u2019t really expecting too much. I just wanted to ride and see how I went. To come away second and be behind Danny is awesome, so I\u2019m really stoked<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Kintner, on the other hand, has made it clear from the beginning she\u2019s in it to win it. She took the win earlier this week on the Pump Track before switching gears to get into Downhill mode.<\/p>\n
\nJill Kintner<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nJill Kintner:<\/h5>\n\nIt\u2019s nice that there\u2019s my, kind of, better events earlier in the week. It takes the pressure off Downhill. So I was pretty free to not worry about the results so much here, but any time I can get ahead of the other girls in the running, either equalize or maximize points, it\u2019s good. So, another successful event, and another week to go.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
And as the Crankworx World Tour prepares to bid farewell to Innsbruck for 2018, today\u2019s final race ended on a sweet note for Austrian mountain bike fans. Earlier in the afternoon Valentina H\u00f6ll (AUT) took first place in the Pro U19 Female category in front of her entire family, and a lively local crowd, with a time of 3:13.49. The time would have landed her in second place had she been riding among the elites.<\/p>\n
Valentina H\u00f6ll:<\/h5>\n\nIt\u2019s cool to see the progress I\u2019ve made, and even racing Pump Track with the elite. I think I have time to get faster and faster \u2018til I\u2019m racing with them.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\nCrankworx Innsbruck DH podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nUp next, the Crankworx World Tour rolls onto its third stop of 2018, Crankworx Les Gets. Mark your calendars and get ready for the 100% Dual Slalom Les Gets, Official European Whip-Off Championships presented by SPANK, RockShox Les Gets Pump Track Challenge, Muc-Off Dual Speed & Style Les Gets, Crankworx Les Gets Downhill, Crankworx Les Gets Mont-Ch\u00e9ry DH, and the Crankworx Les Gets Slopestyle, part of the Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championship.<\/p>\n
Get the times and details for all live webcasts coming up at Crankworx Les Gets HERE.<\/p>\n
It was a bit sketchy at the start, and the track changed a little…It started out super smooth and a bit damp, so all the roots were not really showing and there was a lot of dirt and stuff, but now it\u2019s kind of turned into this hole-y, dusty mess with roots where you weren\u2019t expecting them…I just had to change with the track. I was a little bit too conservative but then I pushed it at the finish, at the last section, to just try and get the best run down I could, knowing I could probably put a good run in and hopefully take the win.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Beyond their Silver medals, second place finishers Blenki and Kintner were celebrating progress made in the overall. Both riders emerged from Rotorua as the early leaders in the King and Queen of Crankworx race. Today\u2019s results earn them both valuable points toward the season-long race and put them in the lead leaving Innsbruck.<\/p>\n
\nSam Blenkinsop<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
Sam Blenkinsop:<\/h5>\n\nLast year I didn\u2019t do that well here so I wasn\u2019t really expecting too much. I just wanted to ride and see how I went. To come away second and be behind Danny is awesome, so I\u2019m really stoked<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Kintner, on the other hand, has made it clear from the beginning she\u2019s in it to win it. She took the win earlier this week on the Pump Track before switching gears to get into Downhill mode.<\/p>\n
\nJill Kintner<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nJill Kintner:<\/h5>\n\nIt\u2019s nice that there\u2019s my, kind of, better events earlier in the week. It takes the pressure off Downhill. So I was pretty free to not worry about the results so much here, but any time I can get ahead of the other girls in the running, either equalize or maximize points, it\u2019s good. So, another successful event, and another week to go.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
And as the Crankworx World Tour prepares to bid farewell to Innsbruck for 2018, today\u2019s final race ended on a sweet note for Austrian mountain bike fans. Earlier in the afternoon Valentina H\u00f6ll (AUT) took first place in the Pro U19 Female category in front of her entire family, and a lively local crowd, with a time of 3:13.49. The time would have landed her in second place had she been riding among the elites.<\/p>\n
Valentina H\u00f6ll:<\/h5>\n\nIt\u2019s cool to see the progress I\u2019ve made, and even racing Pump Track with the elite. I think I have time to get faster and faster \u2018til I\u2019m racing with them.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\nCrankworx Innsbruck DH podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nUp next, the Crankworx World Tour rolls onto its third stop of 2018, Crankworx Les Gets. Mark your calendars and get ready for the 100% Dual Slalom Les Gets, Official European Whip-Off Championships presented by SPANK, RockShox Les Gets Pump Track Challenge, Muc-Off Dual Speed & Style Les Gets, Crankworx Les Gets Downhill, Crankworx Les Gets Mont-Ch\u00e9ry DH, and the Crankworx Les Gets Slopestyle, part of the Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championship.<\/p>\n
Get the times and details for all live webcasts coming up at Crankworx Les Gets HERE.<\/p>\n
Last year I didn\u2019t do that well here so I wasn\u2019t really expecting too much. I just wanted to ride and see how I went. To come away second and be behind Danny is awesome, so I\u2019m really stoked<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Kintner, on the other hand, has made it clear from the beginning she\u2019s in it to win it. She took the win earlier this week on the Pump Track before switching gears to get into Downhill mode.<\/p>\n
\nJill Kintner<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
Jill Kintner:<\/h5>\n\nIt\u2019s nice that there\u2019s my, kind of, better events earlier in the week. It takes the pressure off Downhill. So I was pretty free to not worry about the results so much here, but any time I can get ahead of the other girls in the running, either equalize or maximize points, it\u2019s good. So, another successful event, and another week to go.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
And as the Crankworx World Tour prepares to bid farewell to Innsbruck for 2018, today\u2019s final race ended on a sweet note for Austrian mountain bike fans. Earlier in the afternoon Valentina H\u00f6ll (AUT) took first place in the Pro U19 Female category in front of her entire family, and a lively local crowd, with a time of 3:13.49. The time would have landed her in second place had she been riding among the elites.<\/p>\n
Valentina H\u00f6ll:<\/h5>\n\nIt\u2019s cool to see the progress I\u2019ve made, and even racing Pump Track with the elite. I think I have time to get faster and faster \u2018til I\u2019m racing with them.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\nCrankworx Innsbruck DH podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nUp next, the Crankworx World Tour rolls onto its third stop of 2018, Crankworx Les Gets. Mark your calendars and get ready for the 100% Dual Slalom Les Gets, Official European Whip-Off Championships presented by SPANK, RockShox Les Gets Pump Track Challenge, Muc-Off Dual Speed & Style Les Gets, Crankworx Les Gets Downhill, Crankworx Les Gets Mont-Ch\u00e9ry DH, and the Crankworx Les Gets Slopestyle, part of the Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championship.<\/p>\n
Get the times and details for all live webcasts coming up at Crankworx Les Gets HERE.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s nice that there\u2019s my, kind of, better events earlier in the week. It takes the pressure off Downhill. So I was pretty free to not worry about the results so much here, but any time I can get ahead of the other girls in the running, either equalize or maximize points, it\u2019s good. So, another successful event, and another week to go.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
And as the Crankworx World Tour prepares to bid farewell to Innsbruck for 2018, today\u2019s final race ended on a sweet note for Austrian mountain bike fans. Earlier in the afternoon Valentina H\u00f6ll (AUT) took first place in the Pro U19 Female category in front of her entire family, and a lively local crowd, with a time of 3:13.49. The time would have landed her in second place had she been riding among the elites.<\/p>\n
Valentina H\u00f6ll:<\/h5>\n\nIt\u2019s cool to see the progress I\u2019ve made, and even racing Pump Track with the elite. I think I have time to get faster and faster \u2018til I\u2019m racing with them.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\nCrankworx Innsbruck DH podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nUp next, the Crankworx World Tour rolls onto its third stop of 2018, Crankworx Les Gets. Mark your calendars and get ready for the 100% Dual Slalom Les Gets, Official European Whip-Off Championships presented by SPANK, RockShox Les Gets Pump Track Challenge, Muc-Off Dual Speed & Style Les Gets, Crankworx Les Gets Downhill, Crankworx Les Gets Mont-Ch\u00e9ry DH, and the Crankworx Les Gets Slopestyle, part of the Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championship.<\/p>\n
Get the times and details for all live webcasts coming up at Crankworx Les Gets HERE.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s cool to see the progress I\u2019ve made, and even racing Pump Track with the elite. I think I have time to get faster and faster \u2018til I\u2019m racing with them.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\nCrankworx Innsbruck DH podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
Up next, the Crankworx World Tour rolls onto its third stop of 2018, Crankworx Les Gets. Mark your calendars and get ready for the 100% Dual Slalom Les Gets, Official European Whip-Off Championships presented by SPANK, RockShox Les Gets Pump Track Challenge, Muc-Off Dual Speed & Style Les Gets, Crankworx Les Gets Downhill, Crankworx Les Gets Mont-Ch\u00e9ry DH, and the Crankworx Les Gets Slopestyle, part of the Crankworx FMBA Slopestyle World Championship.<\/p>\n
Get the times and details for all live webcasts coming up at Crankworx Les Gets HERE.<\/p>\n