Mona Mitterwallner Wins! - Aboard Mondraker with the Crossmax SL Ultimate
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Last Sunday, Mona Mitterwallner took home the win for Mondraker Factory Racing at the XCO World Cup in Nové Město na Moravěen, Czechia.
The young cyclist is no stranger to racing at the elite level. Recently Mona recovered from injury. She didn't expect to podium let alone win. From the first lap she knew she was on form, and decided to go all in. Pushing to the limit, Mona took the lead on the final descent and held off the leader.
Mona was on point and it was no accident that she was also riding the best, Mondraker's F-Podium shod with Mavic's Crossmax SL Ultimate 29.
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