Wichman wins European Championships for the Netherlands
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Labounkova brings title to Czech
Full Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Joost Wichman (Ned) |
2 | Tomas Slavik (Cze) |
3 | Jurg Meijer (Ned) |
4 | Roger Rinderknecht (Swi) |
5 | Johannes Fischbach (Ger) |
6 | Michal Prokop (Cze) |
7 | Dan Atherton (GBr) |
8 | David Graf (Swi) |
9 | Kamil Tatarkovic (Cze) |
10 | Maximilian Wrstala (Ger) |
11 | Stepan Novotny (Cze) |
12 | Premek Tejchman (Cze) |
13 | Reto Schmid (Swi) |
14 | Petr Muhlhans (Cze) |
15 | Daniel Prijkel (Ned) |
16 | Adam Stasek (Cze) |
17 | Hannes Slavik (Aut) |
18 | Scott Beaumont (GBr) |
19 | Lukas Mechura (Cze) |
20 | Zdenek Plašil (Cze) |
21 | Stefan Scherz (Ger) |
22 | Adrian Weiss (Swi) |
23 | Luka Novak (Slo) |
24 | Dominik Gladen (Ger) |
25 | Sidney Gerber (Swi) |
26 | Petrik Brückner (Ger) |
27 | Peter Prajczer (Hun) |
28 | Aiko Göhler (Ger) |
29 | Adrian Kiener (Swi) |
30 | Matej Stapic (Slo) |
31 | Andreas Dotzauer (Ger) |
32 | Peter Richter (Ger) |
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team |
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1 | Romana Labounkova (Cze) |
2 | Anita Molcik (Aut) |
3 | Anneke Beerten (Ned) |
4 | Jana Horakova (Cze) |
5 | Steffi Marth (Ger) |
6 | Angelika Hohenwarter (Aut) |
7 | Lucia Oetjen (Swi) |
8 | Rachel Seydoux (Swi) |
9 | Tereza Votavova (Cze) |
10 | Dana Elena Schweika (Ger) |
11 | Eva Castro Fernandez (Spa) |
12 | Tanja Hendysiak (Ger) |
13 | Laura Brethauer (Ger) |
14 | Lea Schleifenbaum (Ger) |
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