Aaron Dockx wins junior men's European cyclo-cross title
Haverdings and Paletti round out the podium

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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