British Cyclo-cross National Championships 2011: Junior Men Results | Cyclingnews

Hugo Robinson shows off his medal after winning the British Cyclo-cross Championship junior race. — Hugo Robinson shows off his medal after winning the British Cyclo-cross Championship junior race. (Image credit: Robert Lampard)

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Junior men
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Hugo Robinson	0:37:47
2	Grant Ferguson	0:00:18
3	Luke Grivell-Mellor	0:00:28
4	Joseph Moses	0:00:56
5	Alistair Slater	0:01:25
6	Sam Lowe	0:01:30
7	Taylor Johnstone	0:01:32
8	Tom Armstrong	0:01:41
9	Jack Clarkson	0:02:19
10	Joseph Fox	0:03:03
11	Adam Martin	0:03:20
12	Nicholas Barnes	0:03:21
13	Jack Humphreys	0:04:03
14	Ben Sumner	0:05:04
15	Jacob James	0:05:16
16	Luke Cowley	0:05:45
17	Matt Sumpton	0:05:50
18	Matthew Thompson	0:07:43
19	Scott Lindsay	0:08:12
20	Lewis Tarnai-Wilson	0:08:37
21	Jake Ledger	0:08:50
22	Thomas Jolly	0:09:36
23	George Rowlands	0:09:42
24	Ross Green	0:09:55
25	Alex Welburn	0:10:13
26	William Macke	0:10:20
27	Stuart Mccluskey	0:10:25
28	James Garrett	Row 27 - Cell 2
29	Sam Broughton	Row 28 - Cell 2
30	Marcus Willday	Row 29 - Cell 2

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