Results
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| # | Rider Name (Country) Team |
|---|---|
| 1 | Tristan Cowie |
| 2 | Cooper Willsey (Cannondale p/b Cyclocrossworld) |
| 3 | Travis Livermon (Astellas Cycling Team) |
| 4 | Kerry Werner |
| 5 | Robert Marion |
| 6 | Byron Rice (Storm Racing Team) |
| 7 | Dan Timmerman (Stan's NoTubes Elite CX) |
| 8 | Merwin Davis (Cyclus Sports) |
| 9 | Alex Ryan |
| 10 | Andrew Reardon (Sonic Cycling Team p/b Provision Sports M) |
| 11 | Charlie Hough (Holowesko - Citadel Racing Team) |
| 12 | Frank Travieso (The 706 Project) |
| 13 | William Sheftall (Delta Racing) |
| 14 | Keith Mullaly (R2 Endurance Coaching) |
| 15 | Lewis Gaffney |
| 16 | Stephen Bassett |
| 17 | Scott Hoffner |
| 18 | Lucas Livermon (Cyclus Sports) |
| 19 | Will Barnes (Berger Hardware Bikes) |
| 20 | Olivier Vrambout (Waffle Power Cycling Club) |
| 21 | Scott McGill (Lee & Associates Race Team) |
| 22 | Matthew Reeves (Cycle-Smart Inc.) |
| 23 | Paul Wright |
| 24 | Abe Goorskey |
| 25 | Gavin Kline (BSlow Racing) |
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Sanne Cant takes solo victory at Cyclocross Otegem
Belgian beats Aniek van Alphen and Marion Norbert Riberolle to the win -
Shoulder nerve damage means Remco Evenepoel could be out for longer than expected
Belgian reveals prolonged issue after December training crash as he wins fourth Belgian Sportsman of the Year award
