168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Pauline Ferrand-Prévot (Ineos Grenadiers) ended her pursuit of a fifth simultaneous world title as her Ineos Grenadiers team annou♛nced she will not continue her 2022-20𒆙23 cyclocross campaign due to a lingering injury suffered at the Gavere World Cup race in late December. 

Currently holding 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:four world titles across two disciplines, the French rider cancelled her remaining ‘cross calendar that would have taken her to the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships on February 4 in Hoogerheide.

Ferrand⛎-Prévot will instead focus on a return to mountain bike racing in the spring, the XC𓂃O and XCC cross-country World Cup events beginning April 8-10 in Petropolis, Brazil.

“Obviously I would have loved to compete at the cyclocross World Championships but my leg just hasn’t healed as quickly as we would have thought. So I have taken the decision, alo🌜ng with my coach and the team, to concentra🔯te on recovery so I can come out fit and strong for the start of the mountain bike season in April,” Ferrand-Prévot said in a team statement on Friday, two days prior to the French Cyclocross National Championships.

Last season Ferrand-Prévot dominated mountain biking𓆉 with three world titles in the discipline, a fourth caree🥂r cross-country elite title, a second in marathon cross-country and a first-time title in short track. She then added the UCI Gravel World Championship crown to her haul of rainbow jerseys in October. 

With just a brief rest period and a new Ineos Grenadiers deal, she hit nine events on the cyclocross calendar in November and December, scoring three top 10s. It had been the most time she had raced ‘cross since theไ 2017-2018 season when she won the French national champio𓆉nship.

She began her World C🥀up campaign in Antwerpen the firs൩t weekend of December but then said she felt some back pain the next week after World Cup Dublin and looked to make a few equipment adjustments. 

“If I’m honest with myself, my Cx expectation wasn’t big, as I🎉 know how hard is to perform in a discipline you didn’t race f✨or years. As I know, I had to adapt to new bikes, new shoes, new components, and a new environment. As I know I had to recover physically from my Mtb season, but also with all the media solicitation I had,” she posted to her Instagram account, noting the extra attention she had received since winning her fourth world title in one calendar year.

Two weeks later, at World Cup Gavere, Ferrand-Pr&e꧟acute;vot crashed on the second lap and finished 27th, noting after the race, she had a 'slight injury' to her leg and hip area. She continued with the Christmas week races ꦜat Zolder, Diegem and Lounhout but said she was just 'OK' and continued to struggle due to distractions with mechanical issues. She has not raced since December 30, with a quest for a second-career cyclocross world title fading but not scarring her season. 

“I cannot be disappointed with how this season has gone, to have won four rainbow jerseys is pretty mind-bℱlowing when I look back at it,” said the 30-year-old, who won the Cyclocross World Championship in Tabor in 2015. &ldq✨uo;I’m looking forward to having some downtime and then coming back and seeing what we can do together for the rest of the year.” 

Ferrand-Pr&eacu𒅌te;vot signed a two-year contract last fall to race off-road for Ineos Grenadiers, becoming the first female athlete to compete with the British squad. 

“Pauline can only look back on this last season and be really proud of what she has achieved. She has been such a great addition to the team, and we have all been impressed with her work ethic, attitude and knowledge,” said Rod Ellingworth, deputy team principal for Ineos Grenadiers. 

“It’s now important that she takes some༺ time 🌌to heal so she can come back stronger and ready to go all in for 2023.”