António Morgado and Felix Grossschartner bring in two more time-trial national titles for UAE in Portugal and Austria
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UAE Team Emirates are on an absolute roll this Friday afternoon. After Nils Politt, in Portugal and Austria two more of the team's riders have managed to take titles in the time-trial national championships: António Morgado and Felix Grossschartner.
In Portugal it was an UAE one-two, with Morgado taking the title in the elite race despite his 20 years of age. He beat Ivo Oliveira by 17 seconds whilst Rui Costa was third, 27 seconds back.
Portugal Men's Elite Time-Trial Results:
| 01 | MORGADO António | UAE Team Emirates | 39:32 |
| 02 | OLIVEIRA Ivo | UAE Team Emirates | + 17 |
| 03 | COSTA Rui | EF Education-EasyPost | + 27 |
| 04 | REIS Rafael | Sabgal - Anicolor Cycling Team | + 01:24 |
| 05 | SILVA Joaquim | Efapel Cycling | + 01:39 |
| 06 | DIAS Daniel | Radio Popular - Paredes - Boavista | + 02:08 |
| 07 | VIEGAS Daniel | Aviludo - Louletano - Loulé Concelho | + 02:36 |
| 08 | SOUSA Jose | Sabgal - Anicolor Cycling Team | + 02:37 |
| 09 | MATIAS Joao | Tavfer - Ovos Matinados - Mortágua | + 02:51 |
| 10 | LEAL Tiago | Radio Popular - Paredes - Boavista | + 02:56 |
| 11 | MORAIS Francisco | Tavfer - Ovos Matinados - Mortágua | + 03:08 |
| 12 | PINHEIRO Ivo | ABTF Betão - Feirense | + 03:26 |
| 13 | PEREIRA Francisco | ABTF Betão - Feirense | + 04:04 |
| 14 | GONÇALVES Bernardo | XSpeed United Continental | + 04:08 |
| 15 | BARBIO Antonio | Tavfer - Ovos Matinados - Mortágua | + 06:2 |
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In the women's race Daniela Campos was the fastest, beating by a large margin her compatriots Ana Caramelo and Vera Vilaça.
Portugal Women's Elite Time-Trial Results:
| 01 | CAMPOS Daniela | Eneicat-CM Team | 30:50 |
| 02 | CARAMELO Ana | Matos Mobility - Flexaco | + 44 |
| 03 | VILAÇA Vera | DAS-Hutchinson-Brother UK | + 01:13 |
| 04 | LIBANO Mariana | Academia Efapel de Ciclismo | + 01:34 |
| 05 | PEREIRA Beatriz | Cantabria Rio Miera | + 02:01 |
| 06 | ROXO Beatriz | Cantabria Rio Miera | + 02:03 |
| 07 | TEIXEIRA Alessia | Academia Efapel de Ciclismo | + 03:01 |
| 08 | DUARTE Patrícia | Tavira/Extremosul/SC Farense | + 03:14 |
| 09 | TOMÁS Carina | Korpo Activo | + 04:28 |
| 10 | SANTOS Ana | Proteu Cycling Team | + 04:43 |
| 11 | SANTOS Maria | Vertentability Cycling Team | + 04:44 |
| 12 | CARPINTEIRO Celina | CDASJ/Cyclin´Team | + 05:36 |
| 13 | COSTA Marisa | Cantanhede Cycling / VESAM | + 05:39 |
| 14 | GONCALVES Marlene | Academia Ciclismo do Alto Minh | + 06:52 |
| 15 | FIGUEIREDO Marta | LA Aluminios/Vila Galé/Matos C | + 08:57 |
| 16 | CASIMIRO Sara | Korpo Activo | + 09:00 |
| 17 | VIANA Carina | Academia Ciclismo do Alto Minh | + 09:53 |
| 18 | SANCHO Ana | Agencia Avenida / D'Helvetia | + 11:45 |
In Austria the result was no different for the UAE team, as Felix Grossschartner took a strong triumph over BORA - hansgrohe's Patrick Gamper. The gap was of 1:14 minutes, a considerable margin. Johannes Hirschbichler was third on the day.
Austria Men's Elite Time-Trial Results:
| 01 | GROSSSCHARTNER Felix | UAE Team Emirates | 28:03 |
| 02 | GAMPER Patrick | BORA-hansgrohe | + 01:14 |
| 03 | HIRSCHBICHLER Johannes | - | + 02:09 |
| 04 | RITZINGER Felix | Team Felt-Felbermayr | + 02:24 |
| 05 | KABAS Maximilian | Team Hrinkow Advarics | + 02:27 |
| 06 | GERETSCHNIG Martin | Allerhand-Austria | + 02:27 |
| 07 | VERMEULEN Moran | Team Vorarlberg | + 02:30 |
| 08 | LÄSSER Franz-Josef | WSA KTM Graz | + 03:13 |
| 09 | BAYER Tobias | Alpecin-Deceuninck | + 03:22 |
| 10 | TICHLER Thomas | WSA KTM Graz | + 04:06 |
| 11 | STADLBAUER Gregor | MAX-SOLAR Men's Cycling Team | + 04:10 |
| 12 | PÖCHACKER Julian | Team Felt-Felbermayr | + 06:31 |
| 13 | HOPFGARTNER Paul | ARBÖ MiKo PV ON-Fahrrad | + 06:37 |
| 14 | LIFKA Sebastian | ARBÖ MiKo PV ON-Fahrrad | + 07:10 |
Olympic Champion Anna Kiesenhofer in the meantime was the winner of the time-trial even, in what was an extraordinarily tight race. Kiesenhofer beat Christina Schweinberger by only one second; this was in complete contrast with third place Anna Kofler who finished 3:26 minutes down.
Austria Women's Elite Time-Trial Results:
| 01 | KIESENHOFER Anna | Roland | 32:12 |
| 02 | SCHWEINBERGER Christina | Fenix-Deceuninck | + 01 |
| 03 | KOFLER Anna | - | + 03:26 |
| 04 | HEIGL Nadja | - | + 04:06 |
| 05 | BERNHARD Magdalena | - | + 04:39 |
| 06 | MACHNER Katharina | - | + 04:52 |
| 07 | REICHERT Alina | - | + 05:00 |
| 08 | DANIEL Jennifer | - | + 05:35 |
| 09 | LISCHKA Jaqueline | - | + 07:01 |
| 10 | BÄRNTHALER Sarah | Wheel Divas Cycling Team | + 07:18 |
| 11 | ELSIGAN Julia | - | + 07:23 |
| 12 | LAIMER Victoria | - | + 07:49 |
| 13 | HUBER Julia | - | + 08:43 |
| 14 | KUHRN Sabrina | - | + 09:16 |
| 15 | VOGL Anja | - | + 11:22 |

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🎉 YES! @morgadoisme is the new Portuguese national ITT champion! 🇵🇹🏆 Parabens, Antonio! 👏👏👏 #WeAreUAE
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