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The UCI Patrick Cyclo-Cross World Cup series heads to Kalmthout in northern Belgium on Sunday, with the riders facing possible snow and freezing conditions as they fight for points in round five of the eight-race series. Weather forecasts predict snow for Belgium before the riders get a chance to test the course and select their tyres on Saturday afternoon, with freezing temperatures expected for the Junior Men, Under 23 Men, Elite Women and Elite Men races on Sunday. The 2.65km Kalmthout course ...
UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup #5 Stages
Junior Men
U23 Men
Elite Women
Elite Men
UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup #5 Photos
Katie Compton (Planet Bike) wins her third World Cup of the season in Kalmthout, Belgium.
- Vincent Baestaens (Belgium) wins his second straight U23 World Cup event.
- Tom Meeusen (Telenet - Fidea) celebrates his first-ever World Cup victory.
- Belgian Laurens Sweeck celebrates his victory.
- Niels Albert maintained the world cup lead.
- Tom Meeusen has no time for Santa's little helpers.
- Sven Nys (Landbouwkrediet) leads the pack at the Kalmthout World Cup
- Klaas Vantornout (Sunweb-Revor) gets warm after the icy Kalmthout race
- German champion Philipp Walsleben (BKCP Powerplus) up with the leaders.
- Jaap De Man (Netherlands) races in snowy conditions.
- Niels Albert in the World Cup leader's kit
- The podium in Kalmthout topped by Sven Nys, Tom Meeusen and Kevin Pauwels.
- Belgian champion Sven Nys on the attack in Kalmthout
- Thijs Al (AA Drink)
- Francis Mourey (FDJ) hikes his bike in the Kalmthout World Cup
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