Chrono des Nations 2011: Under 23 men Results | Cyclingnews

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Pierre Lebreton earned a podium place thanks to a strong ride. — Pierre Lebreton earned a podium place thanks to a strong ride. (Image credit: Fabrice Lambert/sportbreizh.com)

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Under 23 men
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Yoann Paillot (Fra)	0:49:11
2	Erwan Téguel (Fra)	0:00:31
3	Pierre Lebreton (Fra)	0:01:06
4	Jauffrey Betouigt-Suire (Fra)	0:01:17
5	Florent Mallégol (Fra)	0:01:41
6	Steven Martin (Fra)	0:01:49
7	Geoffrey Thévenez (Fra)	0:01:59
8	Johann Van Zyl (RSA)	0:02:15
9	Aurélien Moulin (Fra)	0:03:23
10	Michael Cuming (GBr)	0:03:25
11	Anthony Haspot (Fra)	0:03:27
12	Romain Uzureau (Fra)	0:03:29
13	Thomas Wertz (Bel)	0:03:47
14	Pierre Almeida (Fra)	0:04:09
15	Romain Guyot (Fra)	0:04:11
16	Jean-Marie Gouret (Fra)	0:04:18
17	Gaëtan Pons (Bel)	0:04:47
18	Jérémie Nieto (Fra)	0:04:52
19	Rémy Arthur (Fra)	0:05:23
20	Sylvain Lopez (Fra)	0:05:57
21	Alexandre Chantoiseau (Fra)	Row 20 - Cell 2
22	Ludovic Guiet (Fra)	0:06:36
23	Clément Deborde (Fra)	0:07:13
24	Clément Molinot (Fra)	0:07:14

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