Hamburg doubles results: Weeks and Tafuto, Learn and Dubé win

Lauren Weeks and Vivian Tafuto won the women's Elite 15 doubles race in Hamburg on 31 October, and Cole Learn and Frédéric Dubé took the men's title. The podium teams earned places in their 2027 World Championships doubles divisions, subject to the series qualification rules.

Weeks and Tafuto add a doubles win

Weeks and Tafuto finished in 52:49.25, ahead of Charlie Searle and Lauren Stockley in 53:47.14. Saskia Millard and Holly Archer were third in 53:51.63, just 0.44 seconds ahead of Seka Arning and Stefanie Oswald in 53:52.07, the results table shows.

Weeks had finished second in Friday's women's singles race, with Tafuto third. Winning together on Saturday gave them a doubles qualifying result on top of their singles podiums.

Learn and Dubé take the men's race

Learn and Dubé won in 47:54.15. Charlie Botterill and Jake Dearden were second in 48:09.66, followed by Luke Greer and Jake Williamson in 48:39.63.

Learn had finished fourth in Friday's Elite 15 singles, one place off the podium, and Dubé was second in the men's Challenger 15 singles. Greer's third place with Williamson gave him a second podium of the weekend after finishing runner-up in singles, as the event recap records.

Challenger doubles winners head to London

Gloria Corbetta and Camilla Massa won the women's Challenger doubles race in 56:26. Louis Osselaer and Emile Mattheeuws won the men's race in 49:15. Both teams earned places in the Elite 15 doubles races at the next Elite Series weekend, in London on 3 and 4 December, where they can race for podium places of their own.

Frequently asked questions

Who won women's Elite 15 doubles in Hamburg?

Lauren Weeks and Vivian Tafuto won in 52:49.25.

Who won men's Elite 15 doubles?

Cole Learn and Frédéric Dubé won in 47:54.15, ahead of Charlie Botterill and Jake Dearden.