Both Cecile (Commencal Vallnord Enduro Team) and Adrien Dailly (Lapierre) dominate the races - Ravanel wins all six stages for the women and Dailly three for the men. The surprise of the day was Scotland's Katy Winton (Trek Factory Racing). With a consistent performance throughout the day, she took second place and her first podium finish in the Enduro World Series. Third place went to Canadian Andréane Lanthier Nadeau (Rocky Mountain Urge bp), who climbed onto the podium for the second time in her career.

Just behind her, Anita Gehrig (Ibis Cycles Enduro Race Team) took fourth place. She was neck-and-neck with Lanthier Nadeau throughout the race and had a wafer-thin lead after stage four. The second last stage turned the tide in favor of the Canadian and despite the better finish for Anita Gehrig, she missed the podium by half a second. After a cautious first stage, Carolin Gehrig (Ibis Cycles Enduro Race Team) delivers a very consistent and strong race and is also very close to the podium. Nathalie Schneitter and Camille Balanche (Norco Enduro Racing) finished twelfth and seventeenth respectively.

Ireland's Greg Callaghan (Cube Action Team) is still in the lead in the overall standings, although he "only" came tenth this time after two victories in his home race. Adrien Dailly proved to be the strongest rider of the day, winning by five seconds from Sam Hill (Chain Reaction Cycles Mavic) and 18 seconds from Martin Maes (GT Factory Racing). Maxime Chapuis is once again the best Swiss rider. With 36th place, he achieved a solid but not brilliant result. This was denied him due to a punctured tire. The Frenchman is 29th in the overall standings.

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