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Rude and Moir play out the podium swap again

Races three and four of the Enduro World Series in La Thuile repeat the story of the first double event. Once again, the winners are Richie Rude and Jack Moir. Melanie Pugin wins the first women's race, Harriet Harnden takes her first victory in the second race.

As in the first double EWS in Val di Fassa, American Richie Rude and Australian Jack Moir also won the second double stop in La Thuile (ITA) - in the same order. Third place went to Frenchman Adrien Dailly. Gusti Wildhaber shone in the first race - the third in the series - with 23rd place.

While Jack Moir and Richie Rude swapped places in the second race, the Swede Zakarias Johansen took his first podium finish. Gusti Wildhaber has to retire with a swollen knee. Instead, the Frenchman Patrick Lüthi takes a good 29th place.

Drama in the women's race

In the women's race, France's Melanie Pugin followed on from her success in Val di Fassa and won the first race in La Thuile. Behind her, the young Brit Harriet Harnden and the Canadian Andreane Lanthier-Nadeau finished second and third. Carolin Gehrig suffers a defect on the third stage and only finishes 22nd

In the second race, Lanthier-Nadeau leads the race until the end. A heavy crash shatters her dream of her first victory. Harriet Harnden wins for the first time, ahead of France's Melanie Pugin and Isabeau Courdurier. Carolin Gehrig did not get into the race as planned and had to settle for 14th place.

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