Pidcock Takes MTB Gold in Tokyo

Pidcock Takes MTB Gold in Tokyo

INEOS Grenadiers (Japan) - Press Release: Olympic Mountain Bike Race, Izu Mountain Bike Park.

Tom Pidcock put in an incredible and assured ride to claim a gold medal in the Olympic Mountain Bike race.

The Brit secured the biggest victory of his career in style, making light work of the start from the fourth row, before moving into the lead group and testing the resolve of his rivals.

A pair of attacks on laps three and four saw the Swiss duo of Nino Schurter and Mathias Fluckiger distanced, with Pidcock able to control the gap back to nearest rival Fluckiger over the second half of the race.

The result was made even more special as it came just eight weeks after Pidcock suffered a broken collarbone in a training crash. The Grenadier looked smooth and composed on the bike over an extremely technical course, with an eventual winning margin of 20 seconds over Fluckiger. Spaniard David Valero Serrano claimed the bronze.

Pidcock did well to avoid the crash of rival Mathieu van der Poel following a jump on the opening lap.

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