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In the U.S. without Vita Movrin, Marusha Sherkezi 15.
Slovenia⚽ Sports8 hr. ago

In the U.S. without Vita Movrin, Marusha Sherkezi 15.

The article reports on a mountain biking competition held at Soldier Hollow in the United States, focusing on the performance of Slovenian athletes. Maruša Tereza Šerkezi, the sole Slovenian competitor present, finished in 15th place. Canadian rider Rafaelle Carrier won the event, finishing ahead of Italian rider Martina Berta and Swiss pair Alessandro Keller and Sino Frei. In the men's category, New Zealand's Samuel Gaze emerged victorious over French and British competitors. The article notes that Šerkezi is the only Slovenian athlete competing in the U.S. at this time and mentions upcoming races in Lake Placid.

In the U.S. mountain biking event at Soldier Hollow, Slovenia’s Maruša Tereza Šerkezi finished in 15th place on Saturday, September 19, 2026. The race, part of the season’s penultimate short cross competition, saw top athletes compete. Slovenia’s sole participant, Šerkezi, placed 15th, finishing 26 seconds behind Canadian winner Rafaelle Carrier. Italian rider Martina Berta came in second, narrowly beating Swiss pair Alessandro Keller and Sino Frei. In the men’s category, New Zealand’s Samuel Gaze won, overtaking France’s Lucio Martin and Britain’s Charlie Aldridge in the sprint. The event took place in Soldier Hollow, Utah. The final cross race of the season will take place in Lake Placid, New York, two weeks later.

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Siol.net logoSiol.netState / PublicCenter8 hr. ago
In the U.S. without Vita Movrin, Marusha Sherkezi 15.

The article reports on a mountain biking competition held at Soldier Hollow in the United States, focusing on the performance of Slovenian athletes. Maruša Tereza Šerkezi, the sole Slovenian competitor present, finished in 15th place. Canadian rider Rafaelle Carrier won the event, finishing ahead of Italian rider Martina Berta and Swiss pair Alessandro Keller and Sino Frei. In the men's category, New Zealand's Samuel Gaze emerged victorious over French and British competitors. The article notes that Šerkezi is the only Slovenian athlete competing in the U.S. at this time and mentions upcoming races in Lake Placid.

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STA – Slovenska tiskovna agencija logoSTA – Slovenska tiskovna agencijaState / PublicCenter8 hr. ago
In the U.S. without Vita Movrin, Marusha Sherkezi 15.

In the American Soldier Hollow, the best mountain bikers competed in the short cross season qualifiers. The Slovenian rider Vita Movrin was absent from the competition. Among the younger athletes, Maruša Tereza Šerkezi secured the 15th place.

Bias read (Center): The article discusses a sports event and does not involve any political figures, policies, or contentious issues. It focuses solely on athletic performance and competition results.

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