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Austrian cycling champion Lukas Pöstlberger crowned for the second time since 2012.
Pro Bora wins after nine laps or 180km on Vienna's Höhenstraße alone 52 seconds ahead of team-mate Felix Großschartner and four seconds longer than Georg Preidler (Groupama pro)
The duo Felbermayr Riccardo Zoidl and Stephan Rabitsch are still within reach of the first pursuers 1:02 and 1:10 behind, the sixth Hermann Pernsteiner (Bahrain Merida) but is already at 3:51 minutes late
Only a fraction arrives at the finish line
Pöstlberger sits on the ninth round of a small long-time group and can only escape the victory. Only 23 of the 80 beginners finish in the race also clbadified for the Bundesliga.
For Pöstlberger and Gregor Mühlberger (Bora), who finished only 21st with a gap of 7:48 minutes, the title fights are the dress rehearsals at the Tour de France. Trek pro Michael Gogl, nominated for the tour, is ninth (+4: 00). Another Bora rider could not compete with Patrick Konrad
Former world junior champion Felxi Gall finished seventh (3:51) and U23 champion
There was a difference in Altitude of 3,200 m. 19659002] "I felt very good in the time trial on Friday, so I knew I had a good chance," said Lukas Pöstlberger. "The fact that I can take the start of the Austrian national champion jersey during my first Tour de France is something very special and now I can not wait to go around, with this victory in the back I start with a big chest in France. " Women's decision
In the women's race, Sarah Rijkes wins the title for the first time. The 27-year-old, who plays for the Belgian team Experza, is four seconds ahead of Barbara Mayer (ARBÖ SK Voest) and ten seconds ahead of Angelika Tazreiter (ARBÖ Graz).
The double champion Martina Ritter, in the previous year did the double, is at the same time with Tazreiter fourth. This quartet dominated the race and outdist rivals eight minutes or more.
Results Road to the Austrian Championships – Wiener Höhenstraße:
Men (180 km): 1. Lukas Pöstlberger (Bora) 4:47 : 16 minutes – 2nd Felix Großschartner (Bora) 0:52 minutes back – 3. Georg Preidler (Groupama) +0: 56 – 4. Riccardo Zoidl (Felbermayr Team) 1:02 – 5. Stephan Rabitsch (Felbermayr Team) 1 : 10 – 6. Hermann Pernsteiner (Bahrain – Merida) 3:51 – 7. Felix Gall (Sunweb) at the same time (1st U23). Not in the finish ua Stefan Denifl (Aqua Blue)
Women (100 km): 1. Sarah Rijkes (Experza) 3:01:13 o'clock – 2. Barbara Mayer (ARBÖ SK Voest) 0 : 04 minutes back – 3. Angelika Tazreiter (ARBÖ Graz) +0: 10 – 4. Martina Ritter (Wiggle High5) at the same time. U23: 1. Christina Schweiberger (Health Fellow – Cycleliv) 3:09:27
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