Evie Richards put in an outstanding performance in Brazil, emerging victorious and etching her name in the record books. The 28-year-old British rider dominated the UCI Cross-country Short Track (XCC) World Cup, showcasing her exceptional skills and determination. A week after claiming first place in the opening round, Richards once again proved her mettle by clinching the win in the second round. This victory marked her seventh in the format, surpassing Olympic champion Pauline Ferrand-Prevot's previous record and solidifying her position as the most successful elite woman in XCC history. The race was intense, with Richards facing stiff competition from Switzerland's Nicole Koller and Sweden's Jenny Rissveds. However, she remained unfazed, holding them off during a thrilling sprint to the finish line. "I think when you're world champion and you're leading the series, there's a lot of pressure, so I was really nervous before," she said. Richards' success is a testament to her hard work, talent, and dedication. Her achievements will inspire future generations of cyclists and further establish her as a legend in the sport.