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Mona Mitterwallner finishes 10th in the women’s elite category at the XCO World Cup in Leogang
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At the XCO World Cup round in Leogang, which celebrated its 25th anniversary with one of the most challenging races,Mona Mitterwallner finished 10th in the women’s elite category as part of the Mondraker Factory Team XC.
On a circuit renowned for its technical demands, made even more challenging by wet and slippery conditions, the race was intense right from the opening laps. The event consisted of five laps and lasted approximately 1 hour 25 minutes.
Facing particularly strong competition, Mona Mitterwallner managed to maintain a consistent pace and pace herself well throughout the race to secure a solid place in the world’s top 10 amongst the best on the international circuit.
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