Shirin van Anrooij becomes first junior women's cyclo-cross world champion

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# Rider Name (Country) Team Result
1 Shirin Van Anrooij (Netherlands) 38:34:00
2 Puck Pieterse (Netherlands) 0:00:53
3 Madigan Munro (United States Of America) 0:01:18
4 Millie Couzens (Great Britain) 0:01:43
5 Fem Van Empel (Netherlands) 0:02:12
6 Line Burquier (France)
7 Josie Nelson (Great Britain) 0:02:32
8 Lizzy Gunsalus (United States Of America) 0:02:47
9 Marie Schreiber (Luxembourg) 0:03:01
10 Julie De Wilde (Belgium) 0:03:20
11 Nicole Goldi (Switzerland) 0:03:25
12 Lauriane Duraffourg (France) 0:03:29
13 Clea Seidel (Germany) 0:03:42
14 Ilse Pluimers (Netherlands) 0:03:43
15 Anna Flynn (Great Britain) 0:03:50
16 Emilly Johnston (Canada) 0:03:59
17 Isa Nomden (Netherlands) 0:04:09
18 Sterre Vervloet (Belgium) 0:04:14
19 Carlotta Borello (Italy) 0:04:19
20 Nicole Pesse (Italy) 0:04:41
21 Senne Knaven (Netherlands) 0:04:56
22 Lucia Bramati (Italy) 0:05:12
23 Aneta Novotna (Czech Republic) 0:05:29
24 Maddie Wadsworth (Great Britain) 0:05:40
25 Julie Brouwers (Belgium) 0:05:46
26 Lucy O'Donnell (Ireland)
27 Karolina Bedrnikova (Czech Republic) 0:05:47
28 den Van den Brande (Belgium) 0:06:05
29 Mona Mitterwallner (Austria) 0:06:20
30 Bridget Tooley (United States Of America) 0:06:25
31 Yui Ishida (Japan) 0:06:32
32 Melissa Rouiller (Switzerland) 0:06:51
33 Kristyna Zemanova (Czech Republic) 0:07:07
34 Lucia Gomez Andreu (Spain) 0:07:26
35 Cassidy Hickey (United States Of America) 0:07:41
36 Fabienne Kipfmuller (Switzerland) 0:08:09
37 Michaela Thompson (United States Of America) 0:08:35
38 Lucie Cottier (Switzerland) 0:08:50
39 Kasuga Watabe (Japan) 0:09:05
40 Tea Wright (United States Of America) 0:09:24
41 Claire Steciuk (Canada) 0:09:49
42 Maria Parajon Fuentes (Spain) 0:10:22
43 Roisin Lally (Ireland) 0:11:19
44 Barbara Holm Marie (Denmark) 0:11:47
45 Ainara Albert Bosch (Spain)
46 Ileana Turlea Georgiana (Romania)
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