Cyclo-cross World Championships: Thibau Nys wins junior men's title

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Thibaut Nys celebrates as he crosses the line(Image credit: Getty Images)

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Full Results
#	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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