AMAURY TAKES HIS 13TH WC WIN IN LENZERHEIDE
Closing out the European leg of the 2025 World Cup, Amaury Pierron turned a frustrating weekend start into pure magic. After battling mechanical issues and coming in second in Q2, he stormed to his first race win of 2025 in the Swiss dust - his 13th career World Cup victory. From the second split to the finish, no one could match his speed.
“I really didn’t expect that one,”
Momo admitted.
“It’s been a hell of a season, injuries, setbacks, but I gave everything I had today and it was enough. I’m super stoked.”
What made his victory even more special was the fact that he broke his back there two years ago and this time around made the track his own.
On the Norco side of the track Gracey Hemstreet fought back after a huge crash in practice to claim 4th in the Women’s race and keep her run alive for the overall title. Danny Hart took out his best result of the season so far finishing P8 and showing little sign of slowing down.
Big shoutout to Jackson Connelly from the Alliance Racing team who made it through to his first Men’s Elite finals.
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