World Cycling Championships 2020 Imola: Route ITT – women
Thursday 24 September - The individual time trial for women at the Worlds in Imola is 31.7 kilometres long. The vertical gain is modest: 143 metres.
The riders roll down the start ramp at the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari. After leaving the race track they cross the Santerno River and turn in southwesterly direction on Via Montanara. The first 14.9 kilometres are flat or run false flat uphill with gradients of 1 or 2%. So that’s nothing.
After the intermediate time check in Borgo Tossigagno the route returns to Imola. With approximately 5 kilometres to go the road rises 500 metres at 4%. Moments later the riders re-enter the race track and fly down the renowned Tosa corner and power on to the finishing straight.
Chloé Dygert was imperious in Yorkshire, 2019. The American outclassed former World Champions Anna van der Breggen and Annemiek van Vleuten, finishing 1.32 minutes and 1.52 minutes ahead of them, respectively.
Other interesting reads: results and start list ITT for women Imola.
World Cycling Championships 2020 Imola – ITT women: route, profile
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