Mein wins U23 men's race at Tabor World Cup

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Results
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Thomas Mein (GBr)	0:48:39
2	Kevin Kuhn (Swi)	0:00:11
3	Antoine Benoist (Fra)	0:00:13
4	Gerben Kuypers (Bel)
5	Ryan Kamp (Ned)	0:00:14
6	Jarno Bellens (Bel)	0:00:30
7	Cameron Mason (GBr)	0:00:36
8	Loris Rouiller (Swi)	0:00:50
9	Mickaël Crispin (Fra)
10	Filippo Fontana (Ita)	0:01:13
11	Kyle Agterberg (Ned)	0:01:17
12	Toon Vandebosch (Bel)	0:01:19
13	Timo Kielich (Bel)	0:01:24
14	Andreas Goeman (Bel)
15	Pim Ronhaar (Ned)	0:01:36
16	Josef Jelínek (Cze)	0:01:38
17	Tim Van Dijke (Ned)	0:01:40
18	Yentl Bekaert (Bel)	0:02:00
19	Matthieu Legrand (Fra)	0:02:50
20	Balázs Vas (Hun)	0:02:57
21	Jens Dekker (Ned)	0:03:09
22	Jakub Říman (Cze)	0:03:11
23	Luke Verburg (Ned)	0:03:19
24	Felix Stehli (Swi)
25	Jakub Ťoupalík (Cze)	0:03:40
26	Robert Hula (Cze)	0:03:54
27	Davide Toneatti (Ita)	0:04:09
28	Maximilian Möbis (Ger)	0:04:12
29	Karel Camrda (Cze)	0:04:18
30	Pascal Tömke (Ger)	0:04:24
31	Jakub Jenčuš (Svk)	0:04:43
32	Josef Kunášek (Cze)	0:04:55
33	Tomáš Bakus (Cze)	0:05:08
34	David Conroy (Irl)	0:05:30
35	Šimon Vaníček (Cze)	0:05:37
36	Jakub Kučera (Cze)	0:05:39
37	Lukas Herrmann (Ger)	0:07:32
38	Štěpán Stloukal (Cze)
39	Alekss Krasts (Lat)
40	Matúš Baniar (Svk)
DNF	Ben Turner (GBr)
DNS	Tom Lindner (Ger)

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