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Telenet Superprestige De Schorre Boom 2019

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Cyclo-cross round-up: Iserbyt and Worst win Bern World Cup, Aerts and Arzuffi win Boom Superprestige

Iserbyt and Nash still lead World Cup overall, Hermans and Cant head Superprestige standings
Toon Aerts wins Superprestige De Schorre Boom elite men

Hermans second and Pidcock third
Arzuffi wins Superprestige De Schorre Boom elite women

Lechner second and Cant third

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Telenet Superprestige De Schorre Boom 2019
19 October 2019 | Boom
- Elite Women - Arzuffi wins Superprestige De Schorre Boom elite women | Boom - Boom
  2019-10-19
- Elite Men - Toon Aerts wins Superprestige De Schorre Boom elite men | Boom - Boom
  2019-10-19

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Pauwels Sauzen-Bingoal's Eli Iserbyt extended his overall lead in the 2019/20 UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup by winning round 3 in Bern, Switzerland ahead of Telenet Baloise Lions' Toon Aerts and Michael Vanthourenhout (Pauwels Sauzen-Bingoal)

Cyclo-cross round-up: Iserbyt and Worst win Bern World Cup, Aerts and Arzuffi win Boom Superprestige

By Ellis Bacon last updated 21 October 19

News Iserbyt and Nash still lead World Cup overall, Hermans and Cant head Superprestige standings

Luna's Katerina Nash on her way to victory at the second round of the 2019 Cyclo-cross World Cup in Waterloo, USA

World's best in cyclo-cross action at both Superprestige and World Cup this weekend

By Ellis Bacon published 18 October 19

News Iserbyt and Aerts the men to beat, while Nash and Alvarado lead women's charges

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