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Franziska Koch

Franziska Koch

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Sep 26, 2026

Lizzy BanksHOST
13:45
Eighth, Dominika Vlodarček.
Lizzy BanksHOST
13:47
Ninth, Maeve Esquivant and Franzi Koch rounding out the top ten.
Lizzy BanksHOST
13:51
There we go.
Lizzy BanksHOST
13:51
That is a list of who's who in women's cycling.
Patrick BroeHOST
16:50
Niedermeyer's the first to be on a split.
Patrick BroeHOST
16:52
Then Franziska Koch's on a split.
Patrick BroeHOST
16:54
Van Damme's gone behind her.
Patrick BroeHOST
16:56
We see then it's Bertet, Nuvia Doma.
Benji NaesenHOST
58:05
You've got the Frances where you can go early into an anticipation move to markets, but then you've still got Geri as the final executor, so to say.
Benji NaesenHOST
58:14
You've got Germany where you've got multiple options as well, where Franziska Koch, she's been pretty fucking good this year.
Benji NaesenHOST
58:21
So...
Benji NaesenHOST
58:23
Can she follow holding on multiple climbs like that? I'm leaning more towards the no side there.
Benji NaesenHOST
58:29
But if she's in like a group ahead early, then she's super dangerous.
Benji NaesenHOST
58:33
Is she arguably too known to be too strong this year that she will be marked if she's in a group like that? That's also possible.
Benji NaesenHOST
58:41
The irony is that all these riders we're talking about, Cherie, Volodin, Koch, all part of EDG, is there an element of great team, not necessarily cooperation, but maybe leniency, you think, in the women's race?
speaker_2UNKNOWN
58:57
Like,
Pat BulgerHOST
42:06
Brandon McNulty narrowly missed the podium, finishing fifth.
Pat BulgerHOST
42:09
And on the women's side, Switzerland's Marilyn Rusar celebrated her 35th birthday by defending her rainbow jersey, taking gold in the elite women's over Zoe Backstead and Germany's Franziska Koch.
Pat BulgerHOST
42:23
So four in a row precedent.
Pat BulgerHOST
42:28
That's pretty damn impressive.
Dan LloydHOST
2:12
By checkpoint two, she was just three seconds behind the Brit.
Dan LloydHOST
2:15
By point three, she was in 14 seconds up, and from there to the finish, she put a lot of time into everyone, eventually crossing the line 40 seconds quicker than Bagstett, 45 in front of Germany's Franziska Koch.
Dan LloydHOST
2:28
In the men's, it was the young Swede Jakob Söderqvist who'd been pushing Evenepoel closest.
Dan LloydHOST
2:33
Less than 10 seconds down at the first time check, he didn't start to lose more time.
Manon LloydHOST
26:41
So yeah, there's lots of other ones.
Manon LloydHOST
26:43
There's again, Franzi Koch, she's had an incredible, incredible year winning the-
Emma FinucaneHOST
26:47
Oh, yeah
Manon LloydHOST
26:48
... uh, women's Paris-Roubaix.
Abby MickeyHOST
3:12
So she broke the Bredewald streak.
Abby MickeyHOST
3:15
Franzi Koch finished third.
Abby MickeyHOST
3:17
So that was the race in a nutshell.
Abby MickeyHOST
3:20
I mean, I found it quite interesting that it came down to a reduced bunch sprint.

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