Bartko/Van Bon/Ligthart win Apeldoorn
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Bartko's boys claim overall victory after dramatic Madison finale
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1 | Keisse/Barth/Mouris |
2 | Kreder/Kreder/Kreder |
3 | Havik/Mohs/Knaven |
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1 | Stam/Schep/Veldt |
2 | Vingerling/Stöpler/Jonkman |
3 | Bartko/Van Bon/Ligthart |
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1 | Pieters/Kip/Van der Zwet |
2 | Vingerling/Stöpler/Jonkman |
3 | Hacecky/Blaha/Hochmann |
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1 | Schep/Stam C. |
2 | Van Bon L./Van Bon M. |
3 | Stöpler/Zijlaard J. |
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1 | Hester/Pronk/Pronk |
2 | Havik/Mohs/Knaven |
3 | Kreder/Kreder/Kreder |
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1 | Mouris/Zijlaard J. |
2 | Ligthart/Schoefs |
3 | Knaven/Zijlaard R. |
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1 | Bartko/Van Bon/Ligthart |
2 | Keisse/Barth/Mouris |
3 | Stam/Schep/Veldt |
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1 | Stam/Schep/Veldt |
2 | Buijko/Glowacki/Kasperkiewicz |
3 | Bartko/Van Bon/Ligthart |
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1 | Bartko/Van Bon/Ligthart |
2 | Stam/Schep/Veldt |
3 | Keisse/Barth/Mouris |
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1 | Bartko/Van Bon/Ligthart | 436 | pts |
2 | Stam/Schep/Veldt | 431 | Row 1 - Cell 3 |
3 | Keisse/Barth/Mouris | 420 | Row 2 - Cell 3 |
4 | Vingerling/Stöpler/Jonkman | 227 | -4laps |
5 | Hacecky/Blaha/Hochmann | 122 | -6laps |
6 | Havik/Mohs/Knaven | 171 | -8laps |
7 | Kreder/Kreder/Kreder | 111 | Row 6 - Cell 3 |
8 | Pieters/Kip/Van der Zwet | 106 | Row 7 - Cell 3 |
9 | Traksel/Boskamp/Westra | 85 | -9laps |
10 | Kos/Kuiper/Zijlstra | 41 | Row 9 - Cell 3 |
11 | Hester/Pronk/Pronk | 105 | -11laps |
12 | Bujko/Glowacki/Kasperkiewicz | 203 | -15laps |
13 | Barlevav/Simes/DeFrancheschi | 16 | -24laps |
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