![\"Brosnan](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/4\/2018\/06\/crankworx-les-gets-2018-downhill-troy-brosnan.jpg\" "\\"Brosnan")
\nTroy Brosnan<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
Troy Brosnan:<\/h5>\n\nThe top was super blown and you could see it when you went up the little chairlift. Towards the bottom I just opened it up and went as fast as I could and I had a real relaxed grip. I actually hit a big hole and my grip just blew off the bar, and I still kind of held the brake lever a little bit and kept it on, but it got loose and wild. It didn\u2019t slow me down but I thought I was going to crash and hurt myself. So to get down and get the win, I\u2019m super stoked.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
His time of 2:59.55 not only bested Pierron\u2019s 3:00.12, but improves upon his winning time of 3:02.83 from last year.<\/p>\n
Brosnan said the repeat felt \u201camazing,\u201d adding that beating Pierron, who\u2019s coming off back-to-back World Cup wins in Fort William and Leogang, is \u201cmassive.\u201d<\/p>\n
Troy Brosnan:<\/h5>\n\nHe\u2019s definitely the man to beat right now. To be right up there with him and then take the win, it\u2019s really big confidence for me and something I\u2019ll hold on to.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Meanwhile, Pierron said second, his best result on the track to date, was still a sweet finish.<\/p>\n
Amaury Pierron:<\/h5>\n\nThe crowd was insane today. There are a lot of people. I didn\u2019t expect that, so it\u2019s super nice. The track was super dusty. It was not easy, but I finished second, so it\u2019s good.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
![\"Brosnan](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/4\/2018\/06\/crankworx-les-gets-2018-downhill-myriam-nicole.jpg\" "\\"Brosnan")
\nMyriam Nicole<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nOn the women\u2019s side, French fans hoping to see a repeat win from Myriam \u201cPompon\u201d Nicole (FRA) may not have got the result they wanted, but likely weren\u2019t disappointed.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton (GBR), in her first Crankworx appearance since 2015, put down the power, laying down a time of 3:22.96, 3.25 seconds ahead of Nicole, to take the win.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton:<\/h5>\n\nI haven\u2019t been here since 2004 as a first year Junior, you know, as a little kid. Coming back to this track is so much fun. It really, really is one of the best tracks we ride in the whole world.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
The renowned track, site of the 2004 World Champs, descends 554 over 2 kilometers, taking riders through natural turns and wide straightaways, described by announcer and former racer Andrew \u201cNeedles\u201d Neethling as a track that \u201cfavours a rider who can stay off the breaks.\u201d <\/p>\n
![\"Brosnan](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/4\/2018\/06\/crankworx-les-gets-2018-downhill-rachel-atherton.jpg\" "\\"Brosnan")
\nRachel Atherton<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nAnd while Atherton said her race and her week have been incredibly fun, describing Crankworx as \u201c100% awesome,\u201d she says when it came time to race, it was all business.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton:<\/h5>\n\nMe and Pompon and Tracey [Hannah] were all on our turbo trainers at the top, taking it really seriously… I was thinking \u2018For sure it\u2019s Pompon\u2019s track,\u2019. I\u2019m thinking about Dual Slalom later. I\u2019m pretty tired, but Crankworx is so fun. I haven\u2019t raced Crankworx for a few years, so I\u2019m loving it.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Third place behind Nicole went to Tracey Hannah (AUS), who crossed the line in 3:26.48, while the final podium spot in the Pro Men\u2019s field went to Loris Vergier (FRA), who finished in 3:01.19.<\/p>\n
![\"Brosnan](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/4\/2018\/06\/crankworx-les-gets-2018-downhill-podium.jpg\" "\\"Brosnan")
\nCrankworx Les Gets Downhill podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nLess than three hours later after her Downhill win, Atherton would clock another top time and celebrate a career first. The rescheduled 100% Dual Slalom Les Gets brought together a who\u2019s who of the world best riders from a cross section of disciplines.<\/p>\n
![\"Brosnan](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/4\/2018\/06\/crankworx-les-gets-2018-dualslalom-kintner-seagrave.jpg\" "\\"Brosnan")
\nJill Kintner vs Tahnee Seagrave<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nAtherton would face off against Jill Kintner (USA), who\u2019s won the past six Crankworx Dual Slalom contests. In the final matchup, Kintner went down in the grass on one of the final gates, and Atherton took her second win in three hours.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton:<\/h5>\n\nI\u2019ve literally never won two races in the same day. It\u2019s sick. I came in tonight just wanting to have a good time and enjoy the atmosphere and, now this.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Of where she got the energy from, she laughed: \u201cI had some muesli.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n![\"Brosnan](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/4\/2018\/06\/crankworx-les-gets-2018-dualslalom-atherton-kintner.jpg\" "\\"Brosnan")
\nJill Kintner vs Rachel Atherton<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nWhether the men\u2019s winner re-fuelled with cereal is an unknown, and while he didn\u2019t win two golds, Bernard Kerr (GBR) still gave the Downhill everything he had, then dipped into his energy reserves enough to take the top step in tonight\u2019s Dual Slalom contest.<\/p>\n
Bernard Kerr:<\/h5>\n\nSlalom is the best event. We\u2019re up on the hill, it\u2019s sunny in France, then I got into the final with my teammate Eddie Masters, so I couldn\u2019t have asked for a better day. And I ended up taking the win. Honestly, perfect day.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
![\"Brosnan](\"https:\/\/43ride.com\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/4\/2018\/06\/crankworx-les-gets-2018-dualslalom-kerr-masters.jpg\" "\\"Brosnan")
\nBernard Kerr vs Edward Masters<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nUp next, Crankworx Les Gets reaches a fever pitch on its final day with three events. Fasten your helmet straps – we\u2019re about to go full-send on our final day of European Crankworx action for 2018 with the Crankworx Les Gets Mont-Ch\u00e9ry DH, Crankworx Les Gets Slopestyle (live on Red Bull TV<\/a> and crankworx.com<\/a>) and the Muc-Off Dual Speed & Style Les Gets (live on Crankworx Facebook<\/a>). <\/p>\nGet the times and details for all live webcasts during Crankworx Les Gets HERE.<\/p>\n
The top was super blown and you could see it when you went up the little chairlift. Towards the bottom I just opened it up and went as fast as I could and I had a real relaxed grip. I actually hit a big hole and my grip just blew off the bar, and I still kind of held the brake lever a little bit and kept it on, but it got loose and wild. It didn\u2019t slow me down but I thought I was going to crash and hurt myself. So to get down and get the win, I\u2019m super stoked.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
His time of 2:59.55 not only bested Pierron\u2019s 3:00.12, but improves upon his winning time of 3:02.83 from last year.<\/p>\n
Brosnan said the repeat felt \u201camazing,\u201d adding that beating Pierron, who\u2019s coming off back-to-back World Cup wins in Fort William and Leogang, is \u201cmassive.\u201d<\/p>\n
Troy Brosnan:<\/h5>\n\nHe\u2019s definitely the man to beat right now. To be right up there with him and then take the win, it\u2019s really big confidence for me and something I\u2019ll hold on to.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Meanwhile, Pierron said second, his best result on the track to date, was still a sweet finish.<\/p>\n
Amaury Pierron:<\/h5>\n\nThe crowd was insane today. There are a lot of people. I didn\u2019t expect that, so it\u2019s super nice. The track was super dusty. It was not easy, but I finished second, so it\u2019s good.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\nMyriam Nicole<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nOn the women\u2019s side, French fans hoping to see a repeat win from Myriam \u201cPompon\u201d Nicole (FRA) may not have got the result they wanted, but likely weren\u2019t disappointed.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton (GBR), in her first Crankworx appearance since 2015, put down the power, laying down a time of 3:22.96, 3.25 seconds ahead of Nicole, to take the win.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton:<\/h5>\n\nI haven\u2019t been here since 2004 as a first year Junior, you know, as a little kid. Coming back to this track is so much fun. It really, really is one of the best tracks we ride in the whole world.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
The renowned track, site of the 2004 World Champs, descends 554 over 2 kilometers, taking riders through natural turns and wide straightaways, described by announcer and former racer Andrew \u201cNeedles\u201d Neethling as a track that \u201cfavours a rider who can stay off the breaks.\u201d <\/p>\n
\nRachel Atherton<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nAnd while Atherton said her race and her week have been incredibly fun, describing Crankworx as \u201c100% awesome,\u201d she says when it came time to race, it was all business.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton:<\/h5>\n\nMe and Pompon and Tracey [Hannah] were all on our turbo trainers at the top, taking it really seriously… I was thinking \u2018For sure it\u2019s Pompon\u2019s track,\u2019. I\u2019m thinking about Dual Slalom later. I\u2019m pretty tired, but Crankworx is so fun. I haven\u2019t raced Crankworx for a few years, so I\u2019m loving it.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Third place behind Nicole went to Tracey Hannah (AUS), who crossed the line in 3:26.48, while the final podium spot in the Pro Men\u2019s field went to Loris Vergier (FRA), who finished in 3:01.19.<\/p>\n
\nCrankworx Les Gets Downhill podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nLess than three hours later after her Downhill win, Atherton would clock another top time and celebrate a career first. The rescheduled 100% Dual Slalom Les Gets brought together a who\u2019s who of the world best riders from a cross section of disciplines.<\/p>\n
\nJill Kintner vs Tahnee Seagrave<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nAtherton would face off against Jill Kintner (USA), who\u2019s won the past six Crankworx Dual Slalom contests. In the final matchup, Kintner went down in the grass on one of the final gates, and Atherton took her second win in three hours.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton:<\/h5>\n\nI\u2019ve literally never won two races in the same day. It\u2019s sick. I came in tonight just wanting to have a good time and enjoy the atmosphere and, now this.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Of where she got the energy from, she laughed: \u201cI had some muesli.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n
\nJill Kintner vs Rachel Atherton<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nWhether the men\u2019s winner re-fuelled with cereal is an unknown, and while he didn\u2019t win two golds, Bernard Kerr (GBR) still gave the Downhill everything he had, then dipped into his energy reserves enough to take the top step in tonight\u2019s Dual Slalom contest.<\/p>\n
Bernard Kerr:<\/h5>\n\nSlalom is the best event. We\u2019re up on the hill, it\u2019s sunny in France, then I got into the final with my teammate Eddie Masters, so I couldn\u2019t have asked for a better day. And I ended up taking the win. Honestly, perfect day.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\nBernard Kerr vs Edward Masters<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nUp next, Crankworx Les Gets reaches a fever pitch on its final day with three events. Fasten your helmet straps – we\u2019re about to go full-send on our final day of European Crankworx action for 2018 with the Crankworx Les Gets Mont-Ch\u00e9ry DH, Crankworx Les Gets Slopestyle (live on Red Bull TV<\/a> and crankworx.com<\/a>) and the Muc-Off Dual Speed & Style Les Gets (live on Crankworx Facebook<\/a>). <\/p>\nGet the times and details for all live webcasts during Crankworx Les Gets HERE.<\/p>\n
He\u2019s definitely the man to beat right now. To be right up there with him and then take the win, it\u2019s really big confidence for me and something I\u2019ll hold on to.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Meanwhile, Pierron said second, his best result on the track to date, was still a sweet finish.<\/p>\n
Amaury Pierron:<\/h5>\n\nThe crowd was insane today. There are a lot of people. I didn\u2019t expect that, so it\u2019s super nice. The track was super dusty. It was not easy, but I finished second, so it\u2019s good.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\nMyriam Nicole<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nOn the women\u2019s side, French fans hoping to see a repeat win from Myriam \u201cPompon\u201d Nicole (FRA) may not have got the result they wanted, but likely weren\u2019t disappointed.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton (GBR), in her first Crankworx appearance since 2015, put down the power, laying down a time of 3:22.96, 3.25 seconds ahead of Nicole, to take the win.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton:<\/h5>\n\nI haven\u2019t been here since 2004 as a first year Junior, you know, as a little kid. Coming back to this track is so much fun. It really, really is one of the best tracks we ride in the whole world.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
The renowned track, site of the 2004 World Champs, descends 554 over 2 kilometers, taking riders through natural turns and wide straightaways, described by announcer and former racer Andrew \u201cNeedles\u201d Neethling as a track that \u201cfavours a rider who can stay off the breaks.\u201d <\/p>\n
\nRachel Atherton<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nAnd while Atherton said her race and her week have been incredibly fun, describing Crankworx as \u201c100% awesome,\u201d she says when it came time to race, it was all business.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton:<\/h5>\n\nMe and Pompon and Tracey [Hannah] were all on our turbo trainers at the top, taking it really seriously… I was thinking \u2018For sure it\u2019s Pompon\u2019s track,\u2019. I\u2019m thinking about Dual Slalom later. I\u2019m pretty tired, but Crankworx is so fun. I haven\u2019t raced Crankworx for a few years, so I\u2019m loving it.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Third place behind Nicole went to Tracey Hannah (AUS), who crossed the line in 3:26.48, while the final podium spot in the Pro Men\u2019s field went to Loris Vergier (FRA), who finished in 3:01.19.<\/p>\n
\nCrankworx Les Gets Downhill podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nLess than three hours later after her Downhill win, Atherton would clock another top time and celebrate a career first. The rescheduled 100% Dual Slalom Les Gets brought together a who\u2019s who of the world best riders from a cross section of disciplines.<\/p>\n
\nJill Kintner vs Tahnee Seagrave<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nAtherton would face off against Jill Kintner (USA), who\u2019s won the past six Crankworx Dual Slalom contests. In the final matchup, Kintner went down in the grass on one of the final gates, and Atherton took her second win in three hours.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton:<\/h5>\n\nI\u2019ve literally never won two races in the same day. It\u2019s sick. I came in tonight just wanting to have a good time and enjoy the atmosphere and, now this.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Of where she got the energy from, she laughed: \u201cI had some muesli.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n
\nJill Kintner vs Rachel Atherton<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nWhether the men\u2019s winner re-fuelled with cereal is an unknown, and while he didn\u2019t win two golds, Bernard Kerr (GBR) still gave the Downhill everything he had, then dipped into his energy reserves enough to take the top step in tonight\u2019s Dual Slalom contest.<\/p>\n
Bernard Kerr:<\/h5>\n\nSlalom is the best event. We\u2019re up on the hill, it\u2019s sunny in France, then I got into the final with my teammate Eddie Masters, so I couldn\u2019t have asked for a better day. And I ended up taking the win. Honestly, perfect day.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\nBernard Kerr vs Edward Masters<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nUp next, Crankworx Les Gets reaches a fever pitch on its final day with three events. Fasten your helmet straps – we\u2019re about to go full-send on our final day of European Crankworx action for 2018 with the Crankworx Les Gets Mont-Ch\u00e9ry DH, Crankworx Les Gets Slopestyle (live on Red Bull TV<\/a> and crankworx.com<\/a>) and the Muc-Off Dual Speed & Style Les Gets (live on Crankworx Facebook<\/a>). <\/p>\nGet the times and details for all live webcasts during Crankworx Les Gets HERE.<\/p>\n
The crowd was insane today. There are a lot of people. I didn\u2019t expect that, so it\u2019s super nice. The track was super dusty. It was not easy, but I finished second, so it\u2019s good.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\nMyriam Nicole<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
On the women\u2019s side, French fans hoping to see a repeat win from Myriam \u201cPompon\u201d Nicole (FRA) may not have got the result they wanted, but likely weren\u2019t disappointed.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton (GBR), in her first Crankworx appearance since 2015, put down the power, laying down a time of 3:22.96, 3.25 seconds ahead of Nicole, to take the win.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton:<\/h5>\n\nI haven\u2019t been here since 2004 as a first year Junior, you know, as a little kid. Coming back to this track is so much fun. It really, really is one of the best tracks we ride in the whole world.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
The renowned track, site of the 2004 World Champs, descends 554 over 2 kilometers, taking riders through natural turns and wide straightaways, described by announcer and former racer Andrew \u201cNeedles\u201d Neethling as a track that \u201cfavours a rider who can stay off the breaks.\u201d <\/p>\n
\nRachel Atherton<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nAnd while Atherton said her race and her week have been incredibly fun, describing Crankworx as \u201c100% awesome,\u201d she says when it came time to race, it was all business.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton:<\/h5>\n\nMe and Pompon and Tracey [Hannah] were all on our turbo trainers at the top, taking it really seriously… I was thinking \u2018For sure it\u2019s Pompon\u2019s track,\u2019. I\u2019m thinking about Dual Slalom later. I\u2019m pretty tired, but Crankworx is so fun. I haven\u2019t raced Crankworx for a few years, so I\u2019m loving it.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Third place behind Nicole went to Tracey Hannah (AUS), who crossed the line in 3:26.48, while the final podium spot in the Pro Men\u2019s field went to Loris Vergier (FRA), who finished in 3:01.19.<\/p>\n
\nCrankworx Les Gets Downhill podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nLess than three hours later after her Downhill win, Atherton would clock another top time and celebrate a career first. The rescheduled 100% Dual Slalom Les Gets brought together a who\u2019s who of the world best riders from a cross section of disciplines.<\/p>\n
\nJill Kintner vs Tahnee Seagrave<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nAtherton would face off against Jill Kintner (USA), who\u2019s won the past six Crankworx Dual Slalom contests. In the final matchup, Kintner went down in the grass on one of the final gates, and Atherton took her second win in three hours.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton:<\/h5>\n\nI\u2019ve literally never won two races in the same day. It\u2019s sick. I came in tonight just wanting to have a good time and enjoy the atmosphere and, now this.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Of where she got the energy from, she laughed: \u201cI had some muesli.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n
\nJill Kintner vs Rachel Atherton<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nWhether the men\u2019s winner re-fuelled with cereal is an unknown, and while he didn\u2019t win two golds, Bernard Kerr (GBR) still gave the Downhill everything he had, then dipped into his energy reserves enough to take the top step in tonight\u2019s Dual Slalom contest.<\/p>\n
Bernard Kerr:<\/h5>\n\nSlalom is the best event. We\u2019re up on the hill, it\u2019s sunny in France, then I got into the final with my teammate Eddie Masters, so I couldn\u2019t have asked for a better day. And I ended up taking the win. Honestly, perfect day.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\nBernard Kerr vs Edward Masters<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nUp next, Crankworx Les Gets reaches a fever pitch on its final day with three events. Fasten your helmet straps – we\u2019re about to go full-send on our final day of European Crankworx action for 2018 with the Crankworx Les Gets Mont-Ch\u00e9ry DH, Crankworx Les Gets Slopestyle (live on Red Bull TV<\/a> and crankworx.com<\/a>) and the Muc-Off Dual Speed & Style Les Gets (live on Crankworx Facebook<\/a>). <\/p>\nGet the times and details for all live webcasts during Crankworx Les Gets HERE.<\/p>\n
I haven\u2019t been here since 2004 as a first year Junior, you know, as a little kid. Coming back to this track is so much fun. It really, really is one of the best tracks we ride in the whole world.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
The renowned track, site of the 2004 World Champs, descends 554 over 2 kilometers, taking riders through natural turns and wide straightaways, described by announcer and former racer Andrew \u201cNeedles\u201d Neethling as a track that \u201cfavours a rider who can stay off the breaks.\u201d <\/p>\n
\nRachel Atherton<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
And while Atherton said her race and her week have been incredibly fun, describing Crankworx as \u201c100% awesome,\u201d she says when it came time to race, it was all business.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton:<\/h5>\n\nMe and Pompon and Tracey [Hannah] were all on our turbo trainers at the top, taking it really seriously… I was thinking \u2018For sure it\u2019s Pompon\u2019s track,\u2019. I\u2019m thinking about Dual Slalom later. I\u2019m pretty tired, but Crankworx is so fun. I haven\u2019t raced Crankworx for a few years, so I\u2019m loving it.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Third place behind Nicole went to Tracey Hannah (AUS), who crossed the line in 3:26.48, while the final podium spot in the Pro Men\u2019s field went to Loris Vergier (FRA), who finished in 3:01.19.<\/p>\n
\nCrankworx Les Gets Downhill podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nLess than three hours later after her Downhill win, Atherton would clock another top time and celebrate a career first. The rescheduled 100% Dual Slalom Les Gets brought together a who\u2019s who of the world best riders from a cross section of disciplines.<\/p>\n
\nJill Kintner vs Tahnee Seagrave<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nAtherton would face off against Jill Kintner (USA), who\u2019s won the past six Crankworx Dual Slalom contests. In the final matchup, Kintner went down in the grass on one of the final gates, and Atherton took her second win in three hours.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton:<\/h5>\n\nI\u2019ve literally never won two races in the same day. It\u2019s sick. I came in tonight just wanting to have a good time and enjoy the atmosphere and, now this.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Of where she got the energy from, she laughed: \u201cI had some muesli.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n
\nJill Kintner vs Rachel Atherton<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nWhether the men\u2019s winner re-fuelled with cereal is an unknown, and while he didn\u2019t win two golds, Bernard Kerr (GBR) still gave the Downhill everything he had, then dipped into his energy reserves enough to take the top step in tonight\u2019s Dual Slalom contest.<\/p>\n
Bernard Kerr:<\/h5>\n\nSlalom is the best event. We\u2019re up on the hill, it\u2019s sunny in France, then I got into the final with my teammate Eddie Masters, so I couldn\u2019t have asked for a better day. And I ended up taking the win. Honestly, perfect day.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\nBernard Kerr vs Edward Masters<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nUp next, Crankworx Les Gets reaches a fever pitch on its final day with three events. Fasten your helmet straps – we\u2019re about to go full-send on our final day of European Crankworx action for 2018 with the Crankworx Les Gets Mont-Ch\u00e9ry DH, Crankworx Les Gets Slopestyle (live on Red Bull TV<\/a> and crankworx.com<\/a>) and the Muc-Off Dual Speed & Style Les Gets (live on Crankworx Facebook<\/a>). <\/p>\nGet the times and details for all live webcasts during Crankworx Les Gets HERE.<\/p>\n
Me and Pompon and Tracey [Hannah] were all on our turbo trainers at the top, taking it really seriously… I was thinking \u2018For sure it\u2019s Pompon\u2019s track,\u2019. I\u2019m thinking about Dual Slalom later. I\u2019m pretty tired, but Crankworx is so fun. I haven\u2019t raced Crankworx for a few years, so I\u2019m loving it.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Third place behind Nicole went to Tracey Hannah (AUS), who crossed the line in 3:26.48, while the final podium spot in the Pro Men\u2019s field went to Loris Vergier (FRA), who finished in 3:01.19.<\/p>\n
\nCrankworx Les Gets Downhill podium<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
Less than three hours later after her Downhill win, Atherton would clock another top time and celebrate a career first. The rescheduled 100% Dual Slalom Les Gets brought together a who\u2019s who of the world best riders from a cross section of disciplines.<\/p>\n
\nJill Kintner vs Tahnee Seagrave<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n
Atherton would face off against Jill Kintner (USA), who\u2019s won the past six Crankworx Dual Slalom contests. In the final matchup, Kintner went down in the grass on one of the final gates, and Atherton took her second win in three hours.<\/p>\n
Rachel Atherton:<\/h5>\n\nI\u2019ve literally never won two races in the same day. It\u2019s sick. I came in tonight just wanting to have a good time and enjoy the atmosphere and, now this.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Of where she got the energy from, she laughed: \u201cI had some muesli.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n
\nJill Kintner vs Rachel Atherton<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nWhether the men\u2019s winner re-fuelled with cereal is an unknown, and while he didn\u2019t win two golds, Bernard Kerr (GBR) still gave the Downhill everything he had, then dipped into his energy reserves enough to take the top step in tonight\u2019s Dual Slalom contest.<\/p>\n
Bernard Kerr:<\/h5>\n\nSlalom is the best event. We\u2019re up on the hill, it\u2019s sunny in France, then I got into the final with my teammate Eddie Masters, so I couldn\u2019t have asked for a better day. And I ended up taking the win. Honestly, perfect day.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\nBernard Kerr vs Edward Masters<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nUp next, Crankworx Les Gets reaches a fever pitch on its final day with three events. Fasten your helmet straps – we\u2019re about to go full-send on our final day of European Crankworx action for 2018 with the Crankworx Les Gets Mont-Ch\u00e9ry DH, Crankworx Les Gets Slopestyle (live on Red Bull TV<\/a> and crankworx.com<\/a>) and the Muc-Off Dual Speed & Style Les Gets (live on Crankworx Facebook<\/a>). <\/p>\nGet the times and details for all live webcasts during Crankworx Les Gets HERE.<\/p>\n
I\u2019ve literally never won two races in the same day. It\u2019s sick. I came in tonight just wanting to have a good time and enjoy the atmosphere and, now this.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Of where she got the energy from, she laughed: \u201cI had some muesli.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Whether the men\u2019s winner re-fuelled with cereal is an unknown, and while he didn\u2019t win two golds, Bernard Kerr (GBR) still gave the Downhill everything he had, then dipped into his energy reserves enough to take the top step in tonight\u2019s Dual Slalom contest.<\/p>\n Slalom is the best event. We\u2019re up on the hill, it\u2019s sunny in France, then I got into the final with my teammate Eddie Masters, so I couldn\u2019t have asked for a better day. And I ended up taking the win. Honestly, perfect day.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Up next, Crankworx Les Gets reaches a fever pitch on its final day with three events. Fasten your helmet straps – we\u2019re about to go full-send on our final day of European Crankworx action for 2018 with the Crankworx Les Gets Mont-Ch\u00e9ry DH, Crankworx Les Gets Slopestyle (live on Red Bull TV<\/a> and crankworx.com<\/a>) and the Muc-Off Dual Speed & Style Les Gets (live on Crankworx Facebook<\/a>). <\/p>\n Get the times and details for all live webcasts during Crankworx Les Gets HERE.<\/p>\n
\nJill Kintner vs Rachel Atherton<\/em><\/center><\/p>\nBernard Kerr:<\/h5>\n
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\nBernard Kerr vs Edward Masters<\/em><\/center><\/p>\n