Martin Vidaurre and Martina Berta win penultimate cross-country Mountain Bike World Series round at Soldier Hollow
Martina Berta and Martin Vidaurre each won by narrow margins as the series opened with packed crowds and strong U.S. results.
- On Sunday, Martina Berta of Origine Racing and Martin Vidaurre of Specialized Factory Racing swept the Whoop UCI Mountain Bike World Series cross-country Olympic round in Soldier Hollow.
- The Soldier Hollow Nordic Center in Midway hosted the 4.2-kilometer course, where spectators gathered hoping for strong performances from American riders Gwendalyn Gibson and Amos.
- Gibson secured a career-best second-place finish in the women's elite XCO race, marking her first elite podium despite Berta's decisive attack on the final lap.
- Amos finished eighth in the men's elite race, experiencing what he called "the most fan support" of his career; Vidaurre claimed his first win of the season after a mid-race crash.
- Gibson carries momentum into the final World Cup round scheduled for Oct. 2-4 in Lake Placid, New York, seeking to build on her breakthrough performance.
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