Shirin van Anrooij claims U23 women's European cyclo-cross crown

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Full Results
Pos. Rider Name (Country) Team Result
1 Shirin van Anrooij (Netherlands) 0:44:09
2 Puck Pieterse (Netherlands) 0:00:17
3 Fem van Empel (Netherlands) 0:01:03
4 Line Burquier (France) 0:01:19
5 Amandine Fouquenet (France) 0:01:40
6 Marie Schreiber (Luembourg) 0:02:47
7 Gaina Realini (Italy) 0:03:04
8 Kristyna Zemanova (Czech Republic) 0:03:10
9 Millie Couzens (Great Britain) 0:03:13
10 Josie Nelson (Great Britain) 0:03:20
11 Jacqueline Schneebeli (Switzerland) 0:03:30
12 Isa Nomden (Netherlands) 0:04:34
13 Lauriane Duraffourg (France) 0:04:37
14 Olivia Onesti (France) 0:04:54
15 Judith Krahl (Germany) 0:04:56
16 Julie De Wilde (Belgium) Row 15 - Cell 2
17 Kiona Crabbe (Belgium) 0:05:03
18 Femke Gort (Netherlands) 0:05:08
19 Dominika Wlodarczyk (Poland) 0:05:15
20 Lucia Bramati (Italy) 0:05:42
21 Julie Brouwers (Belgium) 0:06:41
22 Clea Seidel (Germany) -1 lap
23 Carlotta Borello (Italy) -1 lap
24 Sterre Vervloet (Belgium) -1 lap
25 Iris Offerein (Netherlands) -1 lap
26 Sara Bonillo Talens (Spain) -1 lap
27 Alice Papo (Italy) -2 laps
28 Darcey Harkness (Ireland) -2 laps
29 Carla Fernandez Torres (Spain) -2 laps
30 Lydia Pinto Larenjo (Spain) -3 laps
31 Roisin Lally (Ireland) -3 laps
DNS Tereza Kurnicka (Slovakia) Row 31 - Cell 2

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