Aaron Dockx wins junior men's European cyclo-cross title

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Haverdings and Paletti round out the podium

COL DU VAM DRENTHE NETHERLANDS NOVEMBER 07 Gold medalist Aaron Dockx of Belgium poses on the podium during the medal ceremony after the 19th UEC European Cyclocross Championships 2021 Mens Junior EuroCross21 UECcycling on November 07 2021 in Col du Vam Drenthe Netherlands Photo by Luc ClaessenGetty Images
Aaron Dockx celebrates his European title (Image credit: Getty Images)
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Full Results
Pos. Rider Name (Country) Team Result
1 Aaron Dockx (Belgium) 0:47:06
2 David Haverdings (Netherlands) 0:00:47
3 Luca Paletti (Italy) 0:00:48
4 Viktor Vandenberghe (Belgium) 0:00:59
5 Menno Huising (Netherlands) 0:01:08
6 Oliver Akers (Great Britain) 0:01:25
7 Kay de Bruyckere (Belgium) 0:01:27
8 Romain Debord (France) 0:01:28
9 Louka Lesueur (France) 0:01:35
10 Jan Christen (Switzerland) 0:01:40
11 Max Greensill (Great Britain) 0:01:49
12 Nathan Smith (Great Britain)
13 Jelte Jochems (Netherlands) 0:01:56
14 Guus van den Eijnden (Netherlands) 0:01:59
15 Yordi Corsus (Belgium) 0:02:04
16 Adam Seeman (Czech Republic) 0:02:07
17 Daniel Nielsen (Denmark) 0:02:22
18 Gustav Pedersen (Denmark) 0:02:43
19 Liam o Brien (Ireland) 0:02:55
20 Senne Bauwens (Belgium)
21 Jarod Egea Garcia (France) 0:02:58
22 Iben Rommelaere (Belgium) 0:03:00
23 Mika Vijfvinkel (Netherlands) 0:03:06
24 Silas Kuschla (Germany) 0:03:09
25 Kenay de Moyer (Belgium) 0:03:15
26 Filip Samec (Czech Republic) 0:03:27
27 Bart Kortleve (Netherlands) 0:03:34
28 Benjamin Krüger (Germany) 0:03:40
29 Nathan dos Reis Graca (France) 0:03:49
30 Matthias Schwarzbacher (Slovakia) 0:03:51
31 Patrik Cerný (Czech Republic) 0:03:52
32 Simone Vari (Italy) 0:04:00
33 Ben Askey (Great Britain) 0:04:01
34 Livio Stefani (Switzerland)
35 Jari Prins (Netherlands) 0:04:20
36 Corentin Lequet (France) 0:04:25
37 Alvin Dahl (Sweden) 0:04:30
38 Paul Greijus (Sweden) 0:04:34
39 Lukasz Juszczak (Poland) 0:04:36
40 Maximilian Kerl (Czech Republic)
41 Niels Ceulemans (Belgium) 0:04:46
42 Frederik Lykke (Denmark) 0:04:52
43 Jakub Kuba (Czech Republic) 0:04:59
44 Raul Mira Bonastre (Spain) 0:05:11
45 Fynn Termin (Germany) 0:05:16
46 Lauri Tamm (Estonia) 0:05:19
47 Callum Laborde (Great Britain) 0:05:45
48 Oskar Küüt (Estonia)
49 Elian Paccagnella (Italy) 0:05:53
50 Jonathan Malte Rottmann (Germany) 0:06:09
51 Ville Merlov (Sweden) 0:06:15
52 Christian Haas (Slovakia) 0:06:24
53 Ricardo Martin Buba Sopko (Spain) 0:06:55
54 Alexandre Binggeli (Switzerland) 0:08:27
55 Pablo Calvo Rios (Spain)
56 PrA' Ettore (Italy)
57 Ivan Gomar Millet (Spain)
58 Kacper Krupa (Poland)
59 Ksawier Garnek (Poland)
60 Franciszek Kocur (Poland)
61 Markus Mäeuibo (Estonia)
62 Virgo Mitt (Estonia)
63 Miguel Gonzalez Diaz (Spain)
DNF Guillaume Bagou (France)
DNF Václav Ježek (Czech Republic)
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