Ferreira Reis grabs title by three seconds
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McCarthy slips under four minutes for second
Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
---|---|---|
1 | Rafael Ferreira Reis (Portugal) | 0:03:56.64 |
2 | Jay Mccarthy (Australia) | 0:00:02.99 |
3 | Michael Andersen (Denmark) | 0:00:03.76 |
4 | Alexey Lutsenko (Kazakhstan) | 0:00:08.12 |
5 | Brayan Ramirez (Colombia) | 0:00:08.94 |
6 | Boris Vallee (Belgium) | 0:00:10.04 |
7 | Nicolas Marini (Italy) | 0:00:11.98 |
8 | Kanstantsin Khviyuzau (Belarus) | 0:00:12.20 |
9 | Ryan Macdonald (Canada) | 0:00:12.97 |
10 | Marek Kulas (Poland) | 0:00:13.00 |
11 | Friso Roscam Abbing Ijpeij (Netherlands) | 0:00:13.41 |
12 | Denay Cottam (New Zealand) | 0:00:15.48 |
13 | Facundo Lezica (Argentina) | 0:00:15.63 |
14 | Edison Bravo Mansilla (Chile) | 0:00:16.66 |
15 | Koji Nagase (Japan) | 0:00:17.43 |
16 | Alvaro Trueba (Spain) | 0:00:18.61 |
17 | Matej Lasak (Czech Republic) | 0:00:21.10 |
18 | Ulises Castillo (Mexico) | 0:00:21.18 |
19 | Marc Schaerli (Switzerland) | 0:00:22.36 |
20 | Sarawut Sirironnachai (Thailand) | 0:00:22.98 |
21 | Jayde Julius (South Africa) | 0:00:23.21 |
22 | Doron Hekic (Slovenia) | 0:00:23.29 |
23 | Ongky Setiawan (Indonesia) | 0:00:23.66 |
24 | Guilherme Pineyrua (Brazil) | 0:00:27.39 |
25 | Travis Joshua Woodford (Singapore) | 0:00:30.01 |
26 | Haben Ghebretinsae Negasi (Eritrea) | 0:00:31.10 |
27 | Eirinaios Koutsiou (Cyprus) | 0:00:32.51 |
28 | Ferenc Stuban (Hungary) | 0:00:34.67 |
29 | Aleksandrs Kurbatskis (Latvia) | 0:00:35.28 |
30 | Filip Pavlovic (Serbia) | 0:00:42.10 |
31 | Tyron Mackie (Zimbabwe) | 0:01:01.35 |
32 | Samuel Melgar (Bolivia) | 0:01:03.30 |
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