Cyclo-cross World Championships: Thibau Nys wins junior men's title
Favourite delivers as Belgium sweep the podium









# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
---|---|---|
1 | Thibau Nys (Belgium) | 0:38:50 |
2 | Lennert Belmans (Belgium) | 0:00:31 |
3 | Emiel Verstrynge (Belgium) | 0:00:38 |
4 | Dario Lillo (Switzerland) | 0:00:54 |
5 | Tibor Del Grosso (Netherlands) | 0:01:08 |
6 | Marco Brenner (Germany) | 0:01:13 |
7 | Jente Michels (Belgium) | 0:01:29 |
8 | Florian Richard Andrade (France) | 0:01:34 |
9 | Rory Mcguire (Great Britain) | 0:01:37 |
10 | Andrew Strohmeyer (United States Of America) | 0:01:39 |
11 | Oliver Stockwell (Great Britain) | 0:01:50 |
12 | Ugo Ananie (France) | 0:01:51 |
13 | Hugo Kars (Netherlands) | |
14 | Jan Zatloukal (Czech Republic) | 0:02:01 |
15 | Matěj Stránský (Czech Republic) | 0:02:17 |
16 | Joe Kiely (Great Britain) | 0:02:24 |
17 | Yorben Lauryssen (Belgium) | 0:02:28 |
18 | Ward Huybs (Belgium) | 0:02:32 |
19 | Lorenzo Masciarelli (Italy) | 0:02:57 |
20 | Corran Carrick-anderson (Great Britain) | 0:03:01 |
21 | Davide De Pretto (Italy) | 0:03:13 |
22 | Baptiste Vadic (France) | 0:03:31 |
23 | Jasper Levi Pahlke (Germany) | 0:03:43 |
24 | Timo Müller (Switzerland) | 0:03:50 |
25 | Tim Neffgen (Germany) | 0:03:52 |
26 | Mats Wenzel (Luxembourg) | |
27 | Matyáš Kopecký (Czech Republic) | 0:04:07 |
28 | Magnus Sheffield (United States Of America) | 0:04:11 |
29 | Bryan Olivo (Italy) | 0:04:13 |
30 | Ben Chilton (Great Britain) | 0:04:18 |
31 | Jean-Luc Halter (Switzerland) | 0:04:21 |
32 | Danny Van Lierop (Netherlands) | 0:04:27 |
33 | Bailey Groenendaal (Netherlands) | |
34 | Luca Harter (Germany) | 0:04:37 |
35 | Rémi Lelandais (France) | |
36 | Lucas Janssen (Netherlands) | 0:04:43 |
37 | Oliver Vedersø Sølvhøj (Denmark) | 0:04:45 |
38 | Filippo Agostinacchio (Italy) | 0:04:53 |
39 | Noé Castille (France) | 0:04:54 |
40 | Igor Arrieta Lizarraga (Spain) | 0:05:04 |
41 | Nick Carter (United States Of America) | 0:05:22 |
42 | Darren Rafferty (Ireland) | 0:05:24 |
43 | Pavel Jindřich (Czech Republic) | 0:05:42 |
44 | Arno Wallenborn (Luxembourg) | 0:05:59 |
45 | Yujiro Murakami (Japan) | |
46 | Alain Suarez Fernandez (Spain) | 0:06:18 |
47 | Oscar Lind (Sweden) | 0:06:20 |
48 | Noé Ury (Luxembourg) | 0:06:29 |
49 | Tom Paquet (Luxembourg) | 0:06:46 |
50 | Matyáš Fiala (Czech Republic) | 0:06:48 |
51 | Cody Scott (Canada) | 0:07:05 |
52 | Jakub Musialik (Poland) | |
53 | Aitzol Sasieta Antxia (Spain) | 0:07:12 |
54 | Ettore Loconsolo (Italy) | 0:07:26 |
55 | Sergio Diego Carrasco (Spain) | 0:07:48 |
56 | Miguel Diaz Perez (Spain) | 0:07:52 |
57 | Matthew Leliveld (Canada) | 0:08:23 |
58 | Raito Suzuki (Japan) | 0:08:29 |
59 | Carl Kagevi (Sweden) | 0:08:54 |
60 | Jared Scott (United States Of America) | 0:09:02 |
61 | Patryk Janiszewski (Poland) | |
62 | Matúš Jakub Koreň (Slovakia) | |
63 | Antoni Lukow (Poland) | |
64 | Erik Vetisch (Australia) | |
DNF | Gustav Wang (Denmark) | |
DNF | Lars Sommer (Switzerland) |
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