Grote Prijs Steenwijkerland 2011: Results | Cyclingnews

Full Results

Elite men
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Patrick Van Leeuwen (Ned)
2	Hans Becking (Ned)
3	Jeroen Boelen (Ned)
4	Chris Jongewaard (Aus)
5	Mathijs Wagenaar (Ned)
6	Bas Peters (Ned)
7	Erik Groen (Ned)
8	Frank Beemer (Ned)
9	Jordy Luisman (Ned)
10	Tim Lemmers (Ned)
11	Paul Timmer (Ned)
12	Rob Van Der Heijden (Ned)
13	Frank Schotman (Ned)
14	Mark Van Der Heijden (Ned)
15	Bas Theys (Ned)
16	Geert Van Der Horst (Ned)
17	Dennis Ebert (Ned)
18	Micha De Vries (Ned)
19	Liwald Doornbos (Ned)
20	Gerben Mos (Ned)
21	Pim Van Der Marel (Ned)
22	Marcel Lommers (Ned)
23	Bas De Bruin (Ned)
24	Vincent Bakker (Ned)
25	Bert Jan Mensink (Ned)
26	Leon De Jong (Ned)
27	Robin Roelofs (Ned)
28	Dave Van Der Kooij (Ned)
DNF	Bart Barkhuis (Ned)
DNF	Sander Bouwens (Ned)

Elite women
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Laura Turpijn (Ned)
2	Mirre Stallen (Ned)
3	Reza Hormes (Ned)
4	Githa Michiels (Bel)
5	Nicoletta De Jager (Ned)
6	Karen Brouwer (Ned)
7	Arielle Boek - Van Meurs (Ned)
8	Monique Zeldenrust (Ned)
9	Rozanne Slik (Ned)
10	Hielke Elferink (Ned)
11	Kiona Harbers (Ned)
12	Laura Van Regenmortel (Ned)
13	Kim Vrielink (Ned)
14	Ingrid Bosscha (Ned)
15	Julia Hop (Ned)
16	Reina Wietzes (Ned)
17	Natalie Van Der Hoeven (Ned)
18	Stefanie Pruiksma (Ned)
19	Paulien Mellema (Ned)
DNF	Brigitte Van Rosmalen (Ned)

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