Lucinda Brand wins X2O Trofee Kortrijk

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Alvarado and Betsema complete all-Dutch podium at Urban Cross

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Dutch Ceylin Del Carmen Alvarado Dutch Lucinda Brand and Dutch Denise Betsema pictured on the podium after the womens elite race of the Urban Cross Kortrijk cyclocross cycling event on Saturday 27 November 2021 in Kortrijk the second stage in the X2O Badkamers Trofee Veldrijden competition BELGA PHOTO KRISTOF VAN ACCOM Photo by KRISTOF VAN ACCOMBELGA MAGAFP via Getty Images
Lucinda Brand takes the win(Image credit: Kristof Van Acom/Belga/AFP via Getty Images)

World champion Lucinda Brand (Baloise Trek Lions) took her seventh victory of the 2021-22 cyclo-cross season in Kortrijk on Saturday afternoon.

"It was very tough today," Brand said after the race. "I got stuck at the start due to a crash, after which I had the feeling that the whole peloton was passing me.

"Luckily I was able to move up, but it cost me a lot of energy. I actually thought it was over early on the last lap, but then I fell," she added.

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Results
Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Lucinda Brand (Baloise Trek Lions) 0:47:49
2Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado (Alpecin – Fenix) 0:00:07
3Denise Betsema (Pauwels Sauzen - Bingoal) 0:00:36
4Annemarie Worst (777) 0:00:48
5Anna Kay (Starcasino CX Team)
6Sanne Cant (Iko - Crelan) 0:00:51
7Marion Norbert Riberolle (Starcasino CX Team) 0:01:04
8Kiona Rochette (Crelan-Iko) 0:01:21
9Clara Honsinger (Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld) 0:02:25
10Christine Majerus (SD Worx) 0:02:39
11Katie Clouse (DNA Pro Cycling Team) 0:03:41
12Ellen van Loy (Vondelmolen-De Ceuster Cycling Team) 0:04:08
13Leonie Bentveld (NWV Groningen) 0:04:46
14Joyce Vanderbeken (Bike-Advice Cycling Team) 0:04:55
15Marthe Truyen (Iko - Crelan) 0:05:04
16Julie de Wilde (Iko - Crelan) 0:05:34
17Susanne Meistrok (Proximus-Alphamotorhomes-Doltcini Cycling Team) 0:06:00
18Karen Verhestraeten (Iko - Crelan) 0:06:07
19Fauve Bastiaenssen
20Jana Dobbelaere (Starcasino CX Team) 0:07:02
21Alicia Sels (Proximus - Alphamotorhomes - Doltcini Ct) 0:07:18
22Meg de Bruyne (Proximus-Alphamotorhomes-Doltcini Cycling Team) 0:07:28
23Lara Defour (Multum Accountants Ladies Cycling Team) 0:07:45
24Allison Arensman (Velo Revolution-WPcycles) 0:09:16
25Shana Maes (Tormans-circus Cyclo Cross Team) 0:09:46
26Amy Perryman (Montezuma´s Race Team) 0:10:18
27Lotta Mansfield (Montezuma’s Race Team) 0:10:50
28Chloë van den Eede (Proximus-Alphamotorhomes-Doltcini Cycling Team) - 1 Lap
29Pem Hoefmans (Watersley R&D Cycling Team)
30Cleo Kiekens (Acrog - Tormans Balen Bc)
31Corey Coogan Cisek (Velorevolution WPcycles)
32Audrey de Keersmaeker (Starcasino cx Team)
33Kiona Dhont (Vondelmolen-de Ceuster Cycling Team)
34Lorena Wiebes (Team DSM)
35Tine Rombouts (Acrog - Tormans Balen Bc)
36Floor van Elsacker (Acrog - Tormans Balen Bc) - 2 Laps
37Jesse Vandenbulcke (Lotto Soudal Ladies)
38Adèle Hurteloup (Retz Bike Club)
39Evelien Hus (Acrog - Tormans Balen Bc)
40Femke Gort (Bns Technics-Group t.o.M.)
41Dina Cooper (Van Moer Logistics Cycling Team)
42Rosanne Breugelmans (BNS Technics-Group t.o.M.)
43Nele de Vos (Never Give up by Jolien Verschueren)
44Sterre Hendrickx (Acrog - Tormans Balen Bc)
45Michelle Geoghegan (Velorevolution-wpcycles)
46Emily de Cuyper (Individueel)
47Severine Bouchez (Independant Rp)
48Jo Blanchaert (Individueel)
49Tiger-lil Harinck (Cyclocross Team MJ Wood)
50Ella Maes (Alu Decock-litubel-Wielerteam Waregem)
51Marie van de Kerkhof (AA Drink Young Lions) - 3 Laps
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