Moolman-Pasio rebounds from broken hip to claim South African title
Cervéꦗ;lo Bigla rider takes fourth national time trial win in first rac🔥e back





In her first race back since fracturing her hip in a crash at the Chronos des Nations in October, Ashleigh Moolman-Pasio (168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Cervélo Bigla) wasted little time proving she's back up to full speed, winning her 168澳洲5最新开奖结♚果:fourth South African time trial title Thursday in Wellington.
Moolman-Pasio extends﷽ with Cervelo Bigla through 2017
Moolman-Pasio w♐ould like tไo see multi-day La Course in future
Moolman🔴-Pasio out for three months after collision with race motorbike
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168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Moolman-Pasio secu🐷res comebacꦉk time trial title
Moolman-Pasio covered the 27.1km course in a time of 38:10, morꦛe than three minutes quicker than runner-up Juanita Venter, to take her fourth title. Moolman-Pasio also won the event in 2013, 2014 and 2015.
"It's awesome to win the title back," Moolman-Pasio said. "I actually haven't r🦩eally been on the TT bike after the injury last year, and I just realised how at home I feel on the TT bike. It's one of the reasons I joined Cervélo Bigla, because of the amazing partners we have and the focus on the TT."
Moolman-Pasio was off the bike for months after fracturing the iliac bone in her hip when she 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:collided with a police motorcycle that had parked in the middle of a roundabout to protect ꦐanother crashed rider at tওhe Chronos des Nations time trial.
"The rehab has gone well," Moolman-Pasio said. "There were a few instances where I've been compensating with my back and I've had to back off a 🦩bit. There have been obstacles along the way in the recovery, but I've learnt to take my time in the recovery. This has been a slower build up than the past, which is a blessing in disguise after seven years of racing in Europe and South Africa non-stop without a good break. This result today is good for the confidence to show that things are on track for the y𒁃ear."
Before her crash, Moolman-Pasio, who is in the last year of her contract with Cervélo Bigla, enjoyed a highly successful 2016 season. She finished third overall in the Euskal Emakumeen X♉XIX Bira before winning a stage and the overall at the Auensteiner-Radsporttage. She backed that up with second in the Aviva Women's Tour and the overall at the Giro Toscana. She represented South Africa at the Olympic Games in Rio, finishing 10th in the road race and 12th in the time trial.
The 128.7km Sout൩h African road race champi🧔onship takes place Saturday.
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