Pidcock dominates to take junior world title
By Cycling News
17-year-old leads home a British 1-2-3
Tom Pidcock's results this season have made him a target for many of the top teams, and he didn't disappoint with a dominant victory in the junior men race at the Cyclo-cross World Championships in Bieles, Luxembourg. Behind the 17-year-old, his two compatriots Daniel Tulett and Ben Turner tussled for the other two spots on the podium. Both crashed on the final lap on what was a very slippy course, but it was Tulett that held on to take silver with Turner in third.
Full Results
# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
---|---|---|
1 | Thomas Pidcock (GBr) Great Britain | 0:41:24 |
2 | Daniel Tulett (GBr) Great Britain | 0:00:38 |
3 | Ben Turner (GBr) Great Britain | 0:00:44 |
4 | Loris Rouiller (Swi) Switzerland | 0:00:52 |
5 | Antoine Benoist (Fra) France | 0:01:23 |
6 | Jelle Camps (Bel) Belgium | 0:01:37 |
7 | Timo Kielich (Bel) Belgium | 0:01:55 |
8 | Toon Vandebosch (Bel) Belgium | 0:01:56 |
9 | Denzel Stephenson (USA) United States Of America | 0:02:07 |
10 | Niklas Markl (Ger) Germany | 0:02:10 |
11 | Ryan Kamp (Ned) Netherlands | |
12 | Mauro Schmid (Swi) Switzerland | 0:02:45 |
13 | Erwann Kerraud (Fra) France | 0:03:11 |
14 | Yentl Bekaert (Bel) Belgium | 0:03:20 |
15 | Jofre Cullell Estape (Spa) Spain | 0:03:21 |
16 | Jeremy Montauban (Fra) France | 0:03:30 |
17 | Lane Maher (USA) United States Of America | 0:03:41 |
18 | Tim Wollenberg (Ger) Germany | 0:03:59 |
19 | Thymen Arensman (Ned) Netherlands | 0:04:03 |
20 | Maxime Bonsergent (Fra) France | 0:04:04 |
21 | Jan Gavenda (Cze) Czech Republic | 0:04:13 |
22 | Gunnar Holmgren (Can) Canada | 0:04:15 |
23 | Wojciech Ceniuch (Pol) Poland | 0:04:38 |
24 | Bart Hazekamp (Ned) Netherlands | 0:04:47 |
25 | Brody Sanderson (Can) Canada | |
26 | Bart Artz (Ned) Netherlands | 0:04:48 |
27 | Simon Vanicek (Cze) Czech Republic | 0:05:06 |
28 | Mikkel Bertelsen (Den) Denmark | 0:05:07 |
29 | Erik Fetter (Hun) Hungary | 0:05:13 |
30 | Kotaro Murakami (Jpn) Japan | 0:05:18 |
31 | Thomas Mein (GBr) Great Britain | 0:05:43 |
32 | Caleb Swartz (USA) United States Of America | 0:05:47 |
33 | Calder Wood (USA) United States Of America | 0:06:05 |
34 | Tomas Kopecky (Cze) Czech Republic | 0:06:07 |
35 | Leonardo Cover (Ita) Italy | 0:06:08 |
36 | Ross Ellwood (USA) United States Of America | 0:06:09 |
37 | Radoslaw Roclawski (Pol) Poland | 0:06:11 |
38 | Niklas Patino (Den) Denmark | 0:06:22 |
39 | Nicola Taffarel (Ita) Italy | 0:06:24 |
40 | Felix Schreiber (Lux) Luxembourg | 0:06:30 |
41 | David Honzak (Cze) Czech Republic | 0:06:35 |
42 | Ken Conter (Lux) Luxembourg | 0:06:40 |
43 | Sam Noel (USA) United States Of America | 0:07:00 |
44 | Ivan Feijoo Alberte (Spa) Spain | 0:07:05 |
45 | Filippo Fontana (Ita) Italy | 0:07:08 |
46 | Noah Simms (Can) Canada | 0:07:11 |
47 | Alberto Brancati (Ita) Italy | 0:07:15 |
48 | Misch Leyder (Lux) Luxembourg | 0:07:28 |
49 | Bruno Marchetti (Ita) Italy | 0:09:30 |
50 | Mees Hendrikx (Ned) Netherlands | -1 |
51 | Adam Blazevic (Aus) Australia | -1 |
52 | Jack Bernard Murphy (Irl) Ireland | -1 |
53 | Nicolas Guillemin (Fra) France | -1 |
54 | Oliver Errebo (Den) Denmark | -1 |
55 | Nicolas Kess (Lux) Luxembourg | -1 |
56 | Gustaf Darrasson (Isl) Iceland | -1 |
57 | Luca Bockelmann (Ger) Germany | -1 |
58 | Lukas Markl (Ger) Germany | -2 |
59 | Jakub Schierl (Cze) Czech Republic | -2 |
60 | Tristan Parrotta (Lux) Luxembourg | -2 |
61 | David Westhoff-Wittwer (Ger) Germany | -2 |
62 | Jakub Varhanovsky (Svk) Slovenia | -2 |
63 | Florian Vermeersch (Bel) Belgium | -3 |
DNF | Lucas Wulff (Den) Denmark | |
DNF | Anders Lilliendal (Den) Denmark | |
DNF | Xabier Murias Garcia (Spa) Spain | |
DNF | Andreas Goeman (Bel) Belgium |
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