Sweeck wins Trek Cup C2

Laurens Sweeck (Pauwels Sauzen-Vastgoedservice) in action during the 60th SP Middelkerke Noordzee Cross 2019 (Image credit: Getty Images Sport)

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Results
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Laurens Sweeck (Bel)	0:58:48
2	Nicolas Cleppe (Bel)	0:00:11
3	Felipe Orts Lloret (Spa)	0:00:18
4	Steve Chainel (Fra)	0:00:36
5	Corne Van Kessel (Ned)	0:01:06
6	Stephen Hyde (USA)	0:01:11
7	Thijs Aerts (Bel)	0:01:34
8	Kevin Suarez Fernandez (Spa)	0:01:42
9	Kevin Kuhn (Swi)	0:01:52
10	Stan Godrie (Ned)	0:02:04
11	Kerry Werner (USA)	0:02:52
12	Michael Van den Ham (Can)	0:03:00
13	Sieben Wouters (Ned)	0:03:12
14	Andrew Dillman (USA)	0:03:36
15	Lukas Winterberg (Swi)	0:03:56
16	Tobin Ortenblad (USA)	0:04:10
17	Danick Vandale (Can)	0:04:22
18	Brian Matter (USA)	0:04:43
19	Alex Morton (USA)	3 laps
20	Nicholas Lando (USA)
21	Brannan Fix (USA)
22	Joseph Schmalz (USA)
23	Andrew Giniat (USA)
24	Ross Ellwood (USA)
25	Kevin Bradford-parish (USA)
26	Rory Jack (USA)	Row 25 - Cell 2
27	Tyler Cloutier (USA)	4 laps
28	Dylan Postier (USA)	5 laps
29	Cameron Jette (Can)
30	Jeremy Bloyd-peshkin (USA)
31	Mark Myles (USA)	6 laps
32	Frederick Junge (USA)
33	David Reyes (USA)
34	Jacob Huizenga (USA)
35	Kurt Penno (Can)
36	Isaac Neff (USA)
37	Philipp Heigl (Aut)	7 laps
38	Tyler Stein (USA)
39	Daniel Fitzgibbons (USA)
40	Arthur Moran (USA)	8 laps
41	Jim Maddock (USA)
DNF	Maik Van der Heijden (Ned)
DNF	Diether Sweeck (Bel)
DNF	Tom Meeusen (Bel)
DNF	Tyler Reynolds (USA)
DNF	Benjamin Senkerik (USA)
DNS	Lander Loockx (Bel)
DNS	Scott Funston (USA)
DNS	Michael Stearns (USA)
DNS	Cole House (USA)
DNS	Kevin Ellsworth (USA)
DNS	Adam Saban (USA)
DNS	Byrne Dobrient (USA)
DNS	Christian Ricci (Can)

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