McGuire wins junior men's British cyclo-cross title

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Stockwell is second, Carrick-Anderson takes third

Junior men's cyclo-cross
Junior men in action during the 2019 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships in Bogense (Image credit: Getty Images)
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Results
# Rider Name (Country) Team Result
1 Rory Mcguire (GBr) 0:42:12
2 Oliver Stockwell (GBr) 0:00:41
3 Corran Carrick-Anderson (GBr) 0:01:44
4 Joe Kiely (GBr) 0:01:53
5 Simon Wyllie (GBr) 0:02:00
6 Ben Chilton (GBr) 0:02:30
7 Daniel Barnes (GBr) 0:03:04
8 Sam Freeman (GBr) 0:03:20
9 William Truelove (GBr) 0:03:27
10 Robert Rowson (GBr) 0:03:33
11 Joseph Blackmore (GBr) 0:03:35
12 Adam Bent (GBr) 0:03:36
13 Alec Gregory (GBr) 0:03:39
14 Max Bolton (GBr) 0:03:55
15 Benjamin Bright (GBr) 0:05:22
16 Bryn Richards (GBr) 0:05:30
17 Matthew Kingston (GBr) 0:05:39
18 Ethan Whiteside (GBr) 0:05:45
19 David Hird (GBr) 0:06:16
20 Charlie Johnson (GBr) 0:06:39
21 Patrick Kiehlmann (GBr) 0:07:08
22 Archie Peet (GBr) 0:07:20
23 Gareth Davies (GBr) 0:07:26
24 Samuel Howes (GBr) 0:07:27
25 Sam Bishop (GBr) 0:07:29
26 Joe Thorp (GBr) 0:08:29
27 Michael Newall (GBr) 0:09:05
28 Spencer Davies (GBr) 0:09:24
29 Alfie Aldridge (GBr) 0:09:49
30 Jenson Brown (GBr) 0:10:17
31 Sam Holwill (GBr) 0:10:19
32 Sam Nanopoulos (GBr)
33 William Dykes (GBr) 0:10:41
34 Matthew Day (GBr)
35 Theo Bugg (GBr)
36 Jake Edwards (GBr)
37 Sam Ryland (GBr)
38 Gregor Robb (GBr)
39 Oliver Baker (GBr)
40 Joel Corbishley (GBr)
41 Angus Beggin (GBr)
42 Angus Toms (GBr)
43 Samuel Mcghee (GBr)
44 Thomas Ayers (GBr)
45 Angus Haygarth (GBr)
46 Henry Johnson (GBr)
47 Samuel Jarrett (GBr)
48 Christian Boon (GBr)
49 Daniel Hall (GBr)
50 Thomas Charles (GBr)
51 Thomas Stegeman (GBr)
52 Ryan Greaves (GBr)
53 William Deely (GBr)
54 Arthur Boulton (GBr)
55 George Gould (GBr)
56 Thomas Crapper (GBr)
DNF Alex Best (GBr)
DNF Sam Daniels (GBr)
DNS Dexter Leeming-sykes (GBr)
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