European Championships: Michiel Mouris wins junior men's time trial
Dutch junior TT champion beats Belgian Jasper Schoofs and German Paul Fietzke
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Junior Women Time Trial13.3km | Heusden-Zolder - Hasselt
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U23 Women Time Trial31.2km | Heusden-Zolder - Hasselt
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U23 Men Time Trial31.2km | Heusden-Zolder - Hasselt
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Elite Women Time Trial31.2km | Heusden-Zolder - Hasselt
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Elite Men Time Trial31.2km | Heusden-Zolder - Hasselt
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Junior Team Mixed Relay52.3km | Heusden-Zolder - Hasselt
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Elite Team Mixed Relay52.3km | Heusden-Zolder - Hasselt
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U23 Women Road Race101.4km | Heusden-Zolder - Hasselt
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U23 Men Road Race162km | Heusden-Zolder - Hasselt
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Junior Men Road Race129.7km | Heusden-Zolder - Hasselt
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Elite Women Road Race162km | Heusden-Zolder - Hasselt
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Junior Women Road Race72.9km | Heusden-Zolder - Hasselt
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The Netherlands triumphed in the junior men's time trial at the UEC European Road Championships as 17-year-old Michiel Mouris sped to gold in Belgium.
Mouris, who holds the Dutch junior men's time trial title, claimed the victory by seven seconds on the flat 31.2km course between Heusden-Zolder and Hasselt.
60 riders took on the race with Belgian racer Jasper Schoofs finishing second for the silver medal. Paul Fietzke of Germany took third place at 24 seconds down having edged out Czech rider Pavel Sumpik by just three seconds.
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