Nys wins Namur world cup

Koksijde, Thibau Nys — Thibau Nys (Image credit: Getty Images Sport)

Thibau Nys extended his lead in the UCI World Cup juniors series, taking a commanding victory on a slick, muddy course in Namur.

The Belgian son of cyclo-cross legend Sven Nys finished 45 seconds ahead of Swiss rider Dario Lillo with Remi Lelandais of France in third a distant 1:19 down.

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Full Results
Pos.	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Thibau Nys (Bel)	0:40:15
2	Dario Lillo (Swi)	0:00:45
3	Rémi Lelandais (Fra)	0:01:19
4	Lennert Belmans (Bel)	0:01:27
5	Filippo Agostinacchio (Ita)	0:01:35
6	Rory Mcguire (GBr)	0:01:39
7	Matyáš Fiala (Cze)	0:01:46
8	Ward Huybs (Bel)	0:01:55
9	Hugo Kars (Ned)	0:01:59
10	Jan Zatloukal (Cze)	0:02:00
11	Tibor Del Grosso (Ned)	0:02:26
12	Gustav Wang (Den)	0:02:33
13	David Šulc (Cze)	0:02:51
14	Tim Neffgen (Ger)	0:02:53
15	Yorben Lauryssen (Bel)	0:02:56
16	Magnus Sheffield (USA)
17	Daniel Barnes (GBr)	0:03:10
18	Lucas Janssen (Ned)	0:03:14
19	Emiel Verstrynge (Bel)	0:03:22
20	Baptiste Vadic (Fra)	0:03:28
21	Andrew Strohmeyer (USA)	0:03:30
22	Matěj Stránský (Cze)	0:03:33
23	Corran Carrick-Anderson (GBr)
24	Bryan Olivo (Ita)	0:03:35
25	Pierrick Burnet (Fra)	0:03:38
26	Nick Carter (USA)	0:03:46
27	Joost Brinkman (Ned)	0:03:50
28	Noé Castille (Fra)	0:03:51
29	Bailey Groenendaal (Ned)
30	Lukas Vanderlinden (Bel)	0:04:07
31	Matyas Kopecky (Cze)	0:04:23
32	Lorenzo Masciarelli (Ita)	0:04:28
33	William Junior Lecerf (Bel)	0:04:30
34	Ugo Ananie (Fra)	0:04:35
35	Jared Scott (USA)	0:04:43
36	Victor Van De Putte (Bel)	0:04:50
37	Jasper Levi Pahlke (Ger)	0:04:53
38	Timo Müller (Swi)
39	Lars Sommer (Swi)	0:05:11
40	Arne Baers (Bel)	0:05:13
41	Lucas Stierwalt (USA)
42	Oliver Vedersø Sølvhøj (Den)	0:05:22
43	Mats Wenzel (Lux)	0:05:44
44	Joe Kiely (GBr)	0:05:50
45	Luca Harter (Ger)	0:05:54
46	Alain Suarez Fernandez (Spa)	0:05:55
47	Ivan Gallego (USA)	0:05:56
48	Cody Scott (Can)	0:05:58
49	Tom Paquet (Lux)	0:06:23
50	Jakub Musialik (Pol)	0:06:30
51	Filip Mård (Swe)	0:06:42
52	Noé Ury (Lux)	0:06:52
53	Paul Anchain (Fra)	0:07:10
54	Jetze Van Campenhout (Bel)	0:07:22
55	Arno Wallenborn (Lux)
56	Finn Treudler (Swi)
57	Tomáš Doležal (Cze)
58	Jelle Harteel (Bel)
59	Carl Kagevi (Swe)
60	Matúš Jakub Koreň (Svk)
61	Andrin Betl (Swi)
62	Alexandre Kess (Lux)
63	Matthew Leliveld (Can)
64	Antoni Lukow (Pol)
65	Mika Lamesch (Lux)
66	Felix Fog Holst Larsen (Den)
67	Tobias Vančo (Svk)
DNF	Mathis Avondts (Bel)
DNF	Simon Wyllie (GBr)
DNF	Jente Michels (Bel)
DNF	Davide De Pretto (Ita)
DNF	Danny Van Lierop (Ned)
DNF	Ben Chilton (GBr)

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