European Championships: Romain Grégoire wins junior men's road race title

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TRENTO ITALY SEPTEMBER 10 Romain Gregoire of France celebrates winning during 27th UEC Road Cycling European Championships 2021 Junior Mens Road Race a 1056 Km race from Trento to TrentoPiazza Duomo UECcycling on September 10 2021 in Trento Italy Photo by Justin SetterfieldGetty Images — Romain Grégoire (France) wins junior men's road race title at European Championships(Image credit: Getty Images)

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Results
Pos.	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Romain Grégoire (France)	2:35:42
2	Per Strand Hagenes (Norway)
3	Lenny Martinez (France)
4	Vlad van Mechelen (Belgium)	0:00:10
5	Manuel Oioli (Italy)
6	Jan Christen (Switzerland)
7	Madis Mihkels (Estonia)
8	Martin Svrček (Slovakia)
9	Alexander Hajek (Austria)
10	Sebastian Kirkedam Larsen (Norway)
11	Alessandro Romele (Italy)
12	Emil Herzog (Germany)
13	Moritz Kärsten (Germany)
14	Tibor del Grosso (Netherlands)
15	Jente Michels (Belgium)
16	Edoardo Zamperini (Italy)
17	Joris Reinderink (Netherlands)
18	Robin Donzé (Switzerland)
19	Trym Brennsæter (Norway)
20	António Morgado (Portugal)
21	Menno Huising (Netherlands)
22	Hautegem Van (Belgium)
23	Luis-joe Lührs (Germany)
24	Milan Kadlec (Czech Republic)
25	Pau Marti Soriano (Spain)
26	Maxence Place (Belgium)
27	Thomas Tachot (France)
28	Hugo Aznar (Spain)
29	Gonçalo Tavares (Portugal)
30	Alessandro Pinarello (Italy)
31	Arno Wallenborn (Luxembourg)
32	Ludovico Crescioli (Italy)
33	Iván Romeo (Spain)
34	Marco Schrettl (Austria)
35	Darren Rafferty (Ireland)
36	Ola Sylling (Norway)
37	Giulio Pellizzari (Italy)
38	Johannes Kulset (Norway)
39	Cian Uijtdebroeks (Belgium)
40	Brieuc Rolland (France)
41	Alec Segaert (Belgium)	0:00:59
42	Frank Aron Ragilo (Estonia)	0:01:09
43	Tijmen Graat (Netherlands)	0:01:59
44	Jelle Boonstra (Netherlands)	0:02:04
45	Sebastian Putz (Austria)	0:03:21
46	Noa Isidore (France)
47	Daniel Mraz (Czech Republic)	0:03:23
48	Tim Rey (Switzerland)	0:04:07
49	Yanis-eric Markwalder (Switzerland)
50	Cedric Abt (Germany)	0:04:23
51	Daniel Schrag (Germany)
52	Jesse Kramer (Netherlands)
53	Mil Morang (Luxembourg)
54	Aljaž Turk (Slovenia)
55	Mihnea-alexandru Harasim (Romania)
56	Stian Fredheim (Norway)
57	Leevi Kervinen (Finland)
58	Maksym Varenyk (Ukraine)
59	Samuel Tuka (Slovakia)
60	Roman Ermakov (Russia)
61	Tiago Clemente (Portugal)
62	Nils Aebersold (Switzerland)
63	Artemii Khomiakov (Russia)
64	Nicolas Rousset Favier (France)	0:04:31
65	Nikita Vasilev (Russia)	0:05:15
66	Xabier Zabala (Spain)
67	Romet Pajur (Estonia)	0:07:46
68	Aaron Aus (Estonia)	0:07:47
69	Tiago Nunes (Portugal)	0:07:49
70	Ronan o'Connor (Ireland)	0:08:08
71	Valery Shtin (Russia)	0:08:35
72	Fabijan Kralj (Slovenia)
73	Matteo Groß (Germany)	0:08:36
74	Lauri Tamm (Estonia)
75	Mathieu Kockelmann (Luxembourg)	0:08:38
76	Ruben Sanchez (Spain)
77	Samuel Kováč (Slovakia)	0:08:42
DNF	Martin Marinov (Bulgaria)
DNF	Ivan Okmažić (Croatia)
DNF	Axel Källberg (Finland)
DNF	Nikiforos Arvanitou (Greece)
DNF	Davíð Jónsson (Iceland)
DNF	Ruairi Byrne (Ireland)
DNF	Dean Harvey (Ireland)
DNF	Matīss Kaļveršs (Latvia)
DNF	Roberts Cukurs (Latvia)
DNF	Gvido Kokle (Latvia)
DNF	Gediminas Kubelskas (Lithuania)
DNF	Justinas Venckus (Lithuania)
DNF	Luka Dimitrijoski (North Macedonia)
DNF	Dimitar Jovanoski (North Macedonia)
DNF	Jovan Mitev (North Macedonia)
DNF	Laurențiu Buianu (Moldova)
DNF	Sérgio Saleiro (Portugal)
DNF	Maksim Orekhov (Russia)
DNF	Jaka Špoljar (Slovenia)
DNF	Eric Pedersen (Sweden)
DNF	Lorain Julmy (Switzerland)
DNF	Haimar Etxeberria (Spain)
DNF	Vitalii Kost (Ukraine)
DNF	Alexandre Kess (Luxembourg)
DNF	Semen Simon (Ukraine)
DNF	Lukas Grießer (Austria)
DNF	Leo Kerschbaumer (Austria)
DNF	Pavel Novak (Czech Republic)
DNF	Štěpán Telecky (Czech Republic)
DNF	Hubert Grygowski (Poland)
DNF	Lukasz Juszczak (Poland)
DNF	Mikolaj Szulik (Poland)
DNF	Mark Percic (Serbia)
DNF	Kristóf Árvai (Hungary)
DNF	Bence Mészáros (Hungary)
DNF	Mark Takacs-valent (Hungary)
DNF	Lukáš Ungvarský (Slovakia)
DNF	Brikel Barci (Albania)
DNF	Nikita Sitov (Azerbaijan)
DNF	Daniel Todorov (Bulgaria)
DNF	Constantinos Ioannou (Cyprus)
DNF	Tomas-casimir Niemi (Finland)
DNF	Breki Gunnarsson (Iceland)
DNF	Matthías Schou Matthíasson (Iceland)
DNF	Adam Gilsenan (Ireland)
DNF	Conal Scully (Ireland)
DNF	Karlis Klismets (Latvia)
DNF	Rauls Gutmanis (Latvia)
DNF	Karlis Valters Grundulis (Latvia)
DNF	Jomantas Venckus (Lithuania)
DNF	Edgaras Žekas (Lithuania)
DNF	Darko Dimovski (North Macedonia)
DNF	Aleksandar Miloshevski (North Macedonia)
DNF	Teo Vrondeliev (North Macedonia)
DNF	Rúben Rodrigues (Portugal)
DNF	Artem Kondratev (Russia)
DNF	Vid Jeromel (Slovenia)
DNF	Isak Magnusson (Sweden)
DNF	Axel Persmeen (Sweden)
DNF	Henry Grünberg (Estonia)
DNF	Yuriy Korzinin (Ukraine)
DNF	Max Gilles (Luxembourg)
DNF	Dmytro Polupan (Ukraine)
DNF	Noé Ury (Luxembourg)
DNF	Bohdan Solonnikov (Ukraine)
DNF	Moritz Hörandtner (Austria)
DNF	Matyáš Kopecký (Czech Republic)
DNF	Daniel Sporysch (Czech Republic)
DNF	Mateusz Gajdulewicz (Poland)
DNF	Kacper Hoppa (Poland)
DNF	Michał Pomorski (Poland)
DNF	Dejan Cogoljević (Serbia)
DNF	Mihajlo Stolić (Serbia)
DNF	Zoltán Antal Lepold (Hungary)
DNF	Zétény Szijártó (Hungary)
DNF	Tomáš Sivok (Slovakia)
DNF	Mateo Balaj (Albania)
DNF	Nuri Mullalli (Albania)
DNF	Gabriel Grozev (Bulgaria)
DNS	Lukáš Sokolík (Slovakia)

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