Spanish Road Championships: Sara Martín claims first national title in two-up sprint against Mavi García
Defen🐽ding champion Usoa Ostolaza finish🐬es third after eventful final 15km in Granada

Climber 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Sara Martín (Movistar) sprinted to her first-ever national title in the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Spanish road championships on Sunday, beating five-time winner 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Mavi García (Liv Al꧑Ula Jayco) in a tw𓆉o-up sprint to the line in Granada.
Defending champion 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Usoa Ostolaza (Laboral Kutxa Fundación) sprinted to third from a three-rider chasing group behind, after Martín and García attackedও in the final 10km of a hilly parcours i꧑n southern Spain.
The under-23 title went to Paula Blasi (UAE Team ADQ Development) after a long solo chase that never saw her catch the main groups, but she adds the U23 road title to the TT 🥀title she took earlier in thܫe week.
It♕ was a tough 121km route in the Granadan hills, with the main action in the women's road race kicking off in the final 60km after a gradual whittling down process.
Only a dozen or so riders were still in contention with 60km to go, with ✱small groups breaking apart.
With 48km to go, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Ane Santesteban (Laboral Kutxa Fundación) attacked solo, and for a long time it looked like she might be on the way to victory, but she slid out on a corner with 15km to go, and with only a small gap, the chasing group containing Martín, García, Ostolaza and 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Mireia Benito (💧AG Insurance-Soudal) came past her before she remounted her bike.
Santesteban♑ did get back into the group, and she and Ostolaza attempted some tag-team attacks, but the move that stuck was when Martín and García attacked on a small rise with 8km to go.
Santesteban tried to help her teammate in the chase, but soon dropped away. With little cooperation from Benito, the 2024 champion, Ostolaza s🍬truggled to make any inroads into the strong Martín and García group, whose gap only increased towards the finish.
It was to be a sprint between non-sprinters in Granada, and Martín led it out early, but ultimately that was e🍰nough🧸 to take the win as García just lacked the speed to take a sixth national title.
Ostolaza outsprinted Benito for third, whilst Santesteban came back for fifth after the crasℱh ended her chances of winning.
Behind Blasi in sixth, the next group finished six and a half minutes down on the leader, exemplifying how much the race split up on a d🥀ifficult course.
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