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Toon Aerts wins X2O Trofee Kortrijk

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Belgian solos to victory ahead of Iserbyt and Van Kessel

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Toon Aerts wins Cap Urban Cross(Image credit: Getty Images)

Toon Aerts (Baloise Trek Lions) took his third victory of the cyclo-cross season at the X2O Trofee Urban Cross, soloing home over a minute ahead of Eli Iserbyt (Pauwels Sauzen-Bingoal) in Kortrijk to grab the overall series lead after two races.

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Results
Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Toon Aerts (Baloise Trek Lions) 0:57:32
2Eli Iserbyt (Pauwels Sauzen - Bingoal) 0:01:07
3Corne Van Kessel (Tormans-Circus Cyclo Cross Team) 0:01:39
4Vincent Baestaens (Deschacht-Group Hens-Containers Maes) 0:02:06
5Michael Vanthourenhout (Pauwels Sauzen - Bingoal)
6Diether Sweeck (Kko - Crelan) 0:02:31
7Thijs Aerts (Baloise Trek Lions) 0:02:57
8Lander Loockx (Deschacht-Group Hens-Containers Maes) 0:03:01
9Tom Meeusen (Deschacht-Group Hens-Containers Maes) 0:03:43
10Laurens Sweeck (Pauwels Sauzen - Bingoal) 0:03:53
11David Van der Poel (Alpecin – Fenix) 0:04:02
12Yentl Bekaert (Baloise Trek Lions) 0:04:18
13Robin Alderweireld (Team Atom 6) 0:04:31
14Mathijs Wuyts (Tarteletto - Isorex CX-team) 0:04:58
15Ingmar Uytdewilligen (Tarteletto - Isorex CX-team) 0:05:13
16Julian Siemons (Van Den Plas - Hepa Cycling Team) 0:05:23
17Arne Vrachten (Acrog - Tormans Balen BC) 0:05:44
18Seppe Rombouts (Lviv Cycling Team) 0:06:08
19Nick Peers (Van Den Plas - Hepa Cycling Team) 0:07:14
20Koen Van Dijke (TWC Het Snelle Wiel) 0:07:20
21Tim De Schuyter (Individueel) - 2 Laps
22Florian Hamm (Schamel p/b Kloster Kitchen)
23Andy Ruts - 3 Laps
24Wouter Goosen (Zannata Cycling Team)
25Alex Colman (Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise)
26Gauthier Heymes (CC Sarrebourgeois) - 4 Laps
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