Kerschbaumer captures U23 men's gold
By Cycling News published
Moorlag, Litscher round out top three
1 | Gerhard Kerschbaumer (Italy) | 1:20:26 |
2 | Henk Jaap Moorlag (Netherlands) | 0:00:34 |
3 | Thomas Litscher (Switzerland) | 0:00:50 |
4 | Matthias Stirnemann (Switzerland) | 0:01:07 |
5 | Ondrej Cink (Czech Republic) | 0:01:56 |
6 | Sebastien Carabin (Belgium) | 0:02:14 |
7 | Jeff Luyten (Belgium) | 0:02:20 |
8 | Markus Schulte-Luenzum (Germany) | 0:02:37 |
9 | Fabien Canal (France) | 0:02:58 |
10 | Julian Schelb (Germany) | 0:03:16 |
11 | Pavel Priadein (Russian Federation) | 0:03:19 |
12 | Ivan Smirnov (Russian Federation) | 0:03:21 |
13 | Jordan Sarrou (France) | 0:03:25 |
14 | Marcel Fleschhut (Germany) | 0:03:48 |
15 | Michiel Van Der Heijden (Netherlands) | 0:04:01 |
16 | Timofei Ivanov (Russian Federation) | 0:04:12 |
17 | Dmytro Titarenko (Ukraine) | 0:04:16 |
18 | Daniele Braidot (Italy) | 0:04:23 |
19 | Daniel Geismayr (Austria) | 0:04:30 |
20 | Reto Indergand (Switzerland) | 0:04:36 |
21 | Tomas Paprstka (Czech Republic) | 0:04:42 |
22 | Nicholas Pettina (Italy) | 0:04:58 |
23 | Olof Jonsson (Sweden) | 0:05:19 |
24 | Marco Minnaard (Netherlands) | 0:05:30 |
25 | Andy Eyring (Germany) | 0:05:41 |
26 | Marek Konwa (Poland) | 0:05:50 |
27 | Jakub Magnusek (Czech Republic) | 0:05:59 |
28 | Matej Nepustil (Czech Republic) | 0:06:29 |
29 | Sascha Bleher (Germany) | 0:06:49 |
30 | Daniel Eymann (Switzerland) | 0:07:01 |
31 | Cristofer Bosque (Spain) | 0:07:18 |
32 | Diego Rosa (Italy) | 0:07:30 |
33 | Piotr Brzozka (Poland) | 0:07:39 |
34 | Shlomi Haimy (Israel) | 0:07:42 |
35 | Jan Nesvadba (Czech Republic) | 0:07:43 |
36 | Jérémy Huguenin (Switzerland) | 0:07:53 |
37 | Matis Preimanis (Latvia) | 0:08:01 |
38 | Ole Hem (Norway) | 0:08:02 |
39 | Marek Rauchfuss (Czech Republic) | 0:08:16 |
40 | Marc Metzler (Switzerland) | 0:08:32 |
41 | Benjamin Buchi (Switzerland) | 0:08:49 |
42 | Kornel Osicki (Poland) | 0:09:00 |
43 | Pavel Skalicky (Czech Republic) | 0:09:11 |
44 | Mario Luis Miranda Costa (Portugal) | 0:09:20 |
45 | Tomáš Barták (Czech Republic) | 0:09:30 |
46 | Rafal Fijalkowski (Poland) | 0:09:45 |
47 | Ruben Scheire (Belgium) | 0:10:16 |
48 | Filip Turk (Croatia) | 0:10:36 |
49 | Anatoliy Gavrilov (Russian Federation) | 0:10:58 |
50 | Dimitrios Antoniadis (Greece) | |
51 | Anton Liyubuy (Ukraine) | |
52 | Ricardo Paulo Reis Marinheiro (Portugal) | |
53 | Henrik Kippernes (Norway) | |
54 | Jose Maria Sanchez Ruiz (Spain) | |
55 | Urban Ferencak (Slovenia) | |
56 | Maciej Dombrowski (Poland) | |
57 | Markus Bauer (Germany) | |
58 | Tomáš Kubek (Slovakia) | |
59 | Mykhaylo Batsutsa (Ukraine) | |
60 | Samuel Halme (Finland) | |
61 | Piotr Kurczab (Poland) | |
62 | Perttu Pärssinen (Finland) | |
63 | Attila Bela (Hungary) | |
64 | Tomas Suchar (Slovakia) | |
65 | Matej Skuzin (Croatia) | |
66 | Ernests Benhens (Latvia) | |
67 | Michal Straka (Slovakia) | |
68 | Martin Slotta (Slovakia) |

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