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Silver medal for Henderson in Olympic time trial

Silver medal for Henderson in Olympic time trial

Anna Henderson finished second in the Olympic time trial. The 25-year-old Briton had to settle for second place behind Grace Brown on the slippery circuit in the French capital. “I still can't believe it.”

The flat course in Paris didn't offer many challenges on paper, but the rainfall caused extremely slippery roads. Henderson was one of the last to leave the start ramp. Along the way, the brand-new British time trial champion managed to set some fastest intermediate times. Among others, Grace Brown started after Henderson. The Australian eventually proved to be too strong for the opposition.  

The battle for the silver medal was between Henderson and Chloe Dygert. At the line, Henderson was eventually a second faster than the American. “I still can't believe it”, Henderson gloated afterwards. “Beforehand, I secretly felt I could make the podium, but to finish second after someone like Brown is incredible.”  

“On the road, I focused on my speed on the straights. The slippery corners were risky, so it was important to be careful. That's where you could lose the race. I was very happy I stayed on my bike today. When the last rider crossed the line, I burst into tears. I am very happy.” 

Olympic Games WE - ITT

One day race

Result

Result

1
Grace Brown
Australia 00:39:38
2
Anna Henderson
Great Britain +00:01:31
3
Chloe Dygert
United States +00:01:32

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