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After Two Silvers: Aeberhard Finally Becomes Pumptrack World Champion in Beijing

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After two silvers, Bern's Aeberhard has claimed her first world championship title at the Pumptrack World Championships in Beijing.

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After two silvers, Bern's Aeberhard has claimed her first world championship title at the Pumptrack World Championships in Beijing. As the Tages-Anzeiger reports, the athlete had to settle for silver twice in recent years — this year she landed on the top step of the podium.

What sounds like a long-awaited redemption after a pure silver streak is, for Aeberhard, tangible proof that sticking with it paid off.

Three Starts, Two Silvers, Now Gold

The Bern athlete's interim record at Pumptrack World Championships before Beijing read like this: twice in second place, no truly great day. The fact that she stood at the very top of the podium in the Chinese capital this year turns the previous record into a closed chapter. The detour via silver is over — she has still made it to the top.

Beijing as the Stage for the First Title

The World Championships took place in Beijing. Aeberhard, who comes from Bern, won the title there that had eluded her after two silvers. What she specifically changed between her last second-place finish and that truly great day cannot be determined in detail from the reporting available so far — the Tages-Anzeiger primarily highlights the endpoint of the series.

Source: Tages-Anzeiger

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