September 01, 2012 (Leogang Austria) – Anneke Beerten (Netherlands) defended her UCI MTB 4X World Championship Elite women’s title on Saturday winning the Big Final over Romana Labounkova (Czech Republic) in second with Céline Gros (France) third and Anita Molcik (Austria) 4th.

Roger Rinderknecht (Switzerland) pulled out all the stops to claim the Elite men’s crown with Michael Mechura (Czech Republic) taking home the silver and Tomas Slavik (Czech Republic) the bronze with top qualifier David Graf (Switzerland) 4th. Defending champ Michal Prokop (Czech Republic) ended up 5th.

Results

Women

Big Final

1. Anneke Beerten (Netherlands)
2. Romana Labounkova (Czech Republic)
3. Céline Gros (France)
4. Anita Molcik (Austria)

Small Final

5. Lucia Oetjen (Switzerland)
6. Melissa Buhl (United States Of America)
7. Steffi Marth (Germany)

Unclassified

Luana Maria de Souza Oliveira (Brazil)

 

Men

Big Final

1. Roger Rinderknecht (Switzerland)
2. Michael Mechura (Czech Republic)
3. Tomas Slavik (Czech Republic)
4. David Graf (Switzerland)

Small Final

5. Michal Prokop (Czech Republic)
6. Lukas Mechura (Czech Republic)
7. Graeme Mudd (Australia)
8. Benedikt Last (Germany)

1/4 Finals
9. Scott Beaumont (Great Britain)
10. Kamil Tatarkovic (Czech Republic)
11. Hannes Slavik (Austria)
12. Jakub Hnidak (Czech Republic)
13. Quentin Derbier (France)
14. Johnny Magis (Belgium)
15. Aiko Göhler (Germany)
16. Joost Wichman (Netherlands)

1/8 Finals
17. Marek Pesko (Slovakia)
18. Blake Carney (United States Of America)
19. Mirco Weiss (Switzerland)
20. Matija Stupar (Slovenia)
21. Klaus Beige (Germany)
22. Sylvain Andre (France)
23. Matthieu Faury (France)
24. Gustaw Dadela (Poland)
25. Premek Tejchman (Czech Republic)
26. Adrian Weiss (Switzerland)
27. Jakub Riha (Czech Republic)
28. Benjamin Kistner (Switzerland)
29. Damien Godet (France)
30. Stefan Scherz (Germany)
31. Maciej Chmiel (Poland)
32. Nikita Efremov (Russian Federation)

1/16 Finals
33. Simon Waldburger (Switzerland)
34. Kristijan Medvescek (Slovenia)
35. Piotr Paradowski (Poland)
36. Urban Rotnik (Slovenia)
37. Matej Stapic (Slovenia)
38. Remek Oleszkiewicz (Poland)
39. Mariusz Jarek (Poland)
40. Ludovic Gadois (France)
41. Roland Bagoly (Hungary)
42. Norbert Papp (Hungary)
43. Jani Fucka (Slovenia)
44. Attila Kovacs (Hungary)
45. Tamas Tarr (Hungary)
46. Robert Kulesza (Poland)
47. Felipe Zanette (Brazil)
48. Petrik Brückner (Germany)
49. Hakan Yildirim (Turkey)