Grace Brown ends career with a final victory at Chrono des Nations

Grace Brown wanted to retire on a high and she definitely did so in the best possible way. After winning the Olympic Games and World Championships earlier this Summer, the Australian rider sealed the deal with one last triumph at the Chrono des Nations this Sunday.

Brown raced as the woman to beat in Les Herbiers this afternoon and she did not disappoint. It was another dominant win in what was a 1-2 for FDJ-Suez as she was 51 seconds faster than teammate Vittoria Guazzini and 55 seconds faster then Anna Kiesenhofer who sealed the podium.

1 Brown Grace FDJ-SUEZ 00:35:26
2 Guazzini Vittoria FDJ-SUEZ + 51
3 Kiesenhofer Anna Austria + 55
4 Aalerud Katrine Uno-X Mobility + 01:01
5 Adegeest Loes FDJ-SUEZ + 01:18
6 Dijkstra Anneke VolkerWessels Women's Pro Cycling Team + 01:22
7 Ottestad Mie Bjørndal Uno-X Mobility + 01:22
8 Biriukova Yuliia Human Powered Health + 01:42
9 Squiban Maeva ARKEA-B&B HOTELS + 01:51
10 Rozlapa Dana Keukens Redant Cycling Team + 01:54
11 Kraak Amber FDJ-SUEZ + 02:05
12 Noskova Nikola Cofidis Women Team + 02:23
13 Vigilia Alessia FDJ-SUEZ + 02:53
14 Sharp Isabel Lidl-Trek + 02:57
15 Mahé Océane ARKEA-B&B HOTELS + 03:05
16 Allard Charlotte Entente Cycliste Thaonnaise + 03:20
17 Chereau Clémence Lanester Women Morbihan + 03:50
18 Maugé Marine Team ELLES-Groupama-Pays de la Loire + 04:06
19 Tritsch Balladyne VC Morteau-Montbenoît Féminin + 04:12
20 Brandt Eefje DD Group-Multum Accountants + 04:22
21 Le Gleut Sylvia Lanester Women Morbihan + 04:26
22 Allin Pauline Cynisca Cycling + 04:52
23 Denieul Joséphine Breizh Ladies + 04:57
24 Theys Hanna DD Group-Multum Accountants + 05:35

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