Mathieu van der Poel wins third straight Dutch cyclo-cross title
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Corne van Kessel second, Joris Nieuwenhuis third
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Mathieu van der Poel became Dutch national cyclo-cross champion for the third year in a row on Sunday, making it three wins from three since he turned professional.
The 21-year-old dominated the race in Sint-Michielsgestel, with Corné van Kessel finishing second, and Joris Nieuwenhuis third.
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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | Mathieu Van der Poel (Beobank-Corendon) |
| 2 | Corné Van Kessel (Telenet Fidea) |
| 3 | Lars Van der Haar (Giant Shimano) |
| 4 | David Van der Poel (Beobank-Corendon) |
| 5 | Stan Godrie |
| 6 | Patrick Van Leeuwen |
| 7 | Gert-Jan Bosman (Cycling Team JO Piels) |
| 8 | Lars Boom |
| 9 | Niels Wubben (Telenet Fidea Cycling Team) |
| 10 | Thijs Van Amerongen (Telenet Fidea Cycling Team) |
| 11 | Boy Van Poppel |
| 12 | Douwe Verberne |
| 13 | Mitchell Huenders |
| 14 | Bart Bakhuis |
| 15 | Roderik Egberink |
| 16 | Joep Van Gennip |
| 17 | Rowan Bergmans |
| 18 | Jeroen Janssen |
| 19 | Vincent Fackeldey |
| 20 | Joost Van Wijngaarden |
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