Leogang Highlights with Eliot Jackson and Red Bull

Leogang whips up a race of twists and turns during the 2019 UCI DH World Cup stop. With slippery dust from start to finish, a winning run required precision riding, while really pushing the envelope on one of the fastest courses of the season. It was Loïc Bruni and Tracey Hannah who perfected that formula on the day. Eliot Jackson takes us through the excitement from Austria.

All eyes were on Tracey Hannah in the finals. The last rider down the hill was gunning for it from the start and pushing even harder than in qualifying. The Australian was supremely efficient on the flat-out sections of the track and clean in the trees, taking chunks out of Hoffmann's time at every split. Hannah crossed the finish line with a time of 3:42.107 and celebrated an emotional fourth World Cup win, her first against Rachel Athlerton.

Fastest qualifier Greg Minnaar—21 times a World Cup winner—was the only man left to try and better Bruni's time. From start to finish the result could have gone either way, with Minnnaar just a fraction of a second slower at each split and gaining speed as he progressed through his run. Bruni was literally on the edge of his seat in the finish arena—Minnaar had been strong at the end of the track in qualifying, but the veteran racer couldn't quite claw it back. He crossed the finish line in second place, 0.3s behind Bruni, who threw his arms aloft in celebration of his second win of the season.