Van der Poel wins Superprestige Diegem elite men

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Mathieu van der Poel at Telenet Superprestige Diegem 2019 — (Image credit: Getty Images Sport)

Mathieu van der Poel (Corendon-Circus) continued his domination of European cyclo-cross on Sunday, riding alone to victory in Diegem, Belgium, to take the sixth round of the Telenet Superprestige series.

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Full Results
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Mathieu Van der Poel (Ned) Corendon - Circus	0:59:41
2	Eli Iserbyt (Bel) Pauwels Sauzen – Bingoal	0:00:09
3	Michael Vanthourenhout (Bel) Pauwels Sauzen – Bingoal	0:00:28
4	Tim Merlier (Bel) Creafin – Fristads	0:00:38
5	Lars Van der Haar (Ned) Telenet Baloise Lions	0:00:41
6	Laurens Sweeck (Bel) Pauwels Sauzen – Bingoal	0:00:50
7	Corne Van Kessel (Ned) Telenet Baloise Lions	0:01:09
8	Quinten Hermans (Bel) Telenet Baloise Lions	0:01:33
9	David Van der Poel (Ned) Corendon - Circus	0:01:49
10	Thomas Pidcock (GBr) Trinity Racing	0:02:23
11	Gianni Vermeersch (Bel) Creafin – Fristads	0:02:33
12	Marcel Meisen (Ger) Corendon - Circus	0:02:38
13	Ben Turner (GBr) Creafin – Fristads	0:02:43
14	Joris Nieuwenhuis (Ned)	0:02:47
15	Jakob Dorigoni (Ita) Selle Italia - Guerciotti - Elite	0:02:49
16	Zdeněk Štybar (Cze)	0:03:15
17	Vincent Baestaens (Bel) Group Hens - Maes Containers	0:03:40
18	Toon Vandebosch (Bel) Pauwels Sauzen – Bingoal	0:03:46
19	Cameron Mason (GBr) Trinity Racing	0:03:53
20	Curtis White (USA) Cannondale Cyclocrossworld	0:04:13
21	Tomas Kopecký (Cze) Pauwels Sauzen – Bingoal	0:04:19
22	Loris Rouiller (Swi) Corendon - Circus	0:04:20
23	Arno Van den Broeck (Bel)	0:04:27
24	Michael Van den Ham (Can) Easton - Giant p / b Transitions Lifecare	0:04:33
25	Ben Tulett (GBr) Corendon - Circus	0:04:40
26	Bart Artz (Ned)	0:04:44
27	Gage Hecht (USA)	0:05:40
28	Cristian Cominelli (Ita) Cycling Cafe' Racing Team	0:05:47
29	Sascha Weber (Ger)	0:06:11
30	Eric Brunner (USA)
31	Callum Macleod (GBr)
32	Stephen Hyde (USA) Cannondale Cyclocrossworld
33	Alex Morton (USA)
34	Mario Junquera san Millan (Spa)
35	Kenny Roelandt (Bel)
36	Henrik Lunder Aalrust (Nor)
37	Maxime Gagnaire (Fra)
38	Cyprien Gilles (Fra)
39	Lewis Askey (GBr)
40	Edwin De Wit (Bel)
41	Max Judelson (USA)
42	David Conroy (Irl)
43	Steven James (GBr)
44	Malcolm Barton (Can)
45	Nick Peers (Bel)
46	Lane Maher (USA)
47	Tom Couzens (GBr)
48	Senna Van Cutsem (Bel)
49	Raphaël Kockelmann (Lux)
50	Brody Sanderson (Can)
51	Albert Poblet Dot (Spa)
52	Gilles Mottiez (Swi)
53	Yelle Leaerts (Bel)
54	Axel Laurance (Fra)
55	Sam Noel (USA)
56	Joe Williams (GBr)
57	Andrew Giniat (USA)
58	Tony Le Bail (Fra)
59	Raul Baldestein (Ita) Cycling Cafe' Racing Team
60	Clément Guilbert (Fra)
61	Patrick Mersch (Lux)
62	Cameron Jette (Can)
63	James Madgwick (GBr)
64	Finn Mansfield (GBr)
65	Joseph Taylor (GBr)
66	Lukas Mörtsell Rörfors (Swe)
67	Elias Nilsson (Swe)
68	Carlos Miguel Moreira Cardoso (Lux)
69	Harry Mcgarvie (GBr)
70	Vincent Oger (Bel)
71	Clarke James (GBr)
72	Loris Tursi (Ita)
73	Dennis Brouwer (Ned)
74	Lenn Verdijck (Bel)
75	Ryan Middlemiss (GBr)
76	Kevin Dalla Pieta' (Ita)
DNF	Yannick Peeters (Bel) Pauwels Sauzen – Bingoal
DNF	Ryan Cortjens (Bel) Corendon - Circus
DNF	Gauthier Heymes (Fra)
DNF	Miguel Llaneza Arguelles (Spa)
DNF	Toby Barnes (GBr)
DNF	Tyla Loftus (GBr)
DNS	Jonatan Östlund (Swe)

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