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World Track Championships - CMStuttgart, Germany, July 30 - August 3, 2003
Women's 10 km Scratch RaceSlusareva repeats & takes second goldBy Valkerie Mangnall in Stuttgart Russian Olga Slusareva added another gold medal to her women's points race title, winning the 10km scratch race from Australia's Rochelle Gilmore and Adrie Visser of the Netherlands in a scrappy final lap. The 34 year-old sprinted past Gilmore, who found herself boxed in about five riders back before managing to break free and slip through for the silver medal. Slusareva said: "I changed my tactics. I looked to see who had the strongest nerves and then decided to race from the front." Gilmore said she knew the Russian would be the one to beat. "Last year I outsprinted her for second and on the road we're always racing each other," Gilmore said. "Going to sleep last night I knew she'd be the one to beat and I think today positioning and experience are what lost it for me. I want to win next year and I'll be thinking about it from this day until the next time." "The toughest thing was positioning because so many fast girls were there at the finish and I had to work really hard," Gilmore explained. "With a lap to go I was boxed in four or five back but you make the gaps and I just got out to get the silver." "I felt good and had a lot left at the finish so I want to win next year and I'll be thinking about it from this day until the next time," said Gilmore of her aim to claim gold in Melbourne in May 2004. "Hopefully next year in front of my home crowd it's my year." PhotographyImages by Hennes Roth/www.roth-foto.de
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Results1 Olga Slusareva (Russia) 2 Rochelle Gilmore (Australia) 3 Adrie Visser (Netherlands) 4 Giorgia Ita Bronzini 5 Ine Bel Wannijn 6 Gema Pascual Torrecilla (Spain) 7 Sarah Nzl Ulmer 8 Yoanka Gonzalez Perez (Cuba) 9 Yanxia Jiang (China) 10 Anke Wichmann (Germany) 11 Juliette Vandekerckhove (France) 12 Belem Guerrero Mendez (Mexico) 13 Evelyn Garcia (El Salvador) 14 Sarah Uhl (USA) 15 Mandy Poitras (Canada) 16 Lada Kozlikova (Czech Republic) 17 Lyudmyla Vypyraylo (Ukraine) 18 Svetlana Ivakhonenkova (Bielorussia) 19 Pernille Jakobsen (Denmark) DNS Victoria Pendleton (Great Britain) |
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