Decraene wins junior men's time trial world title

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Krigbaum and the USA's Mostov round out podium

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Igor Decraene (Belgium) with Mathias Krigbaum (Denmark) and Zeke Mostov (USA) on the podium of the junior men's time trial at the world championships in Florence.(Image credit: Bettini Photo)

First year Junior Igor Decraene (Belgium) showed his huge potential for the future by winning the individual time trial title.

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#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Igor Decraene (Belgium)0:26:56.80
2Mathias Krigbaum (Denmark)0:00:08.66
3Zeke Mostov (United States of America)0:00:20.97
4Joshua Stritzinger (Germany)0:00:23.64
5Matthew Gibson (Great Britain)0:00:30.16
6Ole Forfang (Norway)0:00:44.21
7Corentin Ermenault (France)0:00:44.40
8Dmitriy Rive (Kazakhstan)0:00:46.24
9Nikolay Cherkasov (Russian Federation)0:00:49.87
10Michael Dessau (United States of America)0:00:53.16
11Emil Wang (Denmark)0:00:53.77
12Stepan Kurianov (Russian Federation)0:00:59.61
13Thomas Kaesler (Australia)0:01:00.39
14Daniel Fitter (Australia)0:01:01.57
15Michal Paluta (Poland)0:01:06.82
16Piotr Konwa (Poland)0:01:09.69
17Nathan Van Hooydonck (Belgium)0:01:09.76
18Edoardo Affini (Italy)0:01:12.48
19Jack Burke (Canada)0:01:13.31
20Tom Wirtgen (Luxembourg)0:01:16.13
21Timur Maleiev (Ukraine)0:01:16.63
22Jon Božic (Slovenia)0:01:16.70
23David Per (Slovenia)0:01:20.76
24Pontus Kastemyr (Sweden)0:01:21.86
25Oliver Mattheis (Germany)0:01:24.32
26Mark Padun (Ukraine)0:01:27.19
27Ryan Felgate (South Africa)0:01:27.41
28Eduardo Estrada (Colombia)0:01:33.89
29Atsushi Oka (Japan)0:01:34.27
30Hampus Anderberg (Sweden)0:01:34.65
31Daniel Martínez (Colombia)0:01:36.39
32Filippo Ganna (Italy)0:01:37.70
33Artem Nych (Russian Federation)0:01:37.91
34Ivan Venter (South Africa)0:01:38.29
35Juan Camacho Del Fresno (Spain)0:01:40.26
36Sam Oomen (Netherlands)0:01:41.80
37Adam Jamieson (Canada)0:01:43.91
38Abderrahmane Bechlagheme (Algeria)0:01:45.47
39Andrej Petrovski (Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia)0:01:50.85
40Dominic Von Burg (Switzerland)0:01:56.37
41Andrei Covalciuc (Republic of Moldova)0:01:59.95
42Amanuel Mengis Ghebreindrias (Eritrea)0:02:13.26
43Facundo Crisafulli (Argentina)0:02:14.29
44Patrick Müller (Switzerland)0:02:15.13
45Anton Ivashkin (Belarus)0:02:15.21
46Luc Turchi (Luxembourg)0:02:16.35
47Gaspar Gonçalves (Portugal)0:02:16.68
48Mark Downey (Ireland)0:02:16.80
49Cristopher Jurado (Panama)0:02:18.49
50Mathieu Van Der Poel (Netherlands)0:02:19.33
51Rémi Cavagna (France)0:02:20.39
52Michal Schlegel (Czech Republic)0:02:21.20
53Abderrahmane Mansouri (Algeria)0:02:23.93
54Alexey Voloshin (Kazakhstan)0:02:24.37
55Adrian Dumitru Zamfir (Romania)0:02:28.49
56Milan Holomek (Slovakia)0:02:30.46
57Aliaksandr Riabushenko (Belarus)0:02:31.14
58Matas Mickevicius (Lithuania)0:02:32.73
59Elgun Alizada (Azerbaijan)0:02:35.02
60Onur Balkan (Turkey)0:02:35.16
61János Pelikán (Hungary)0:02:37.42
62Marco-Tapio Niemi (Finland)0:02:37.50
63Ivan Garcia Cortina (Spain)0:02:37.86
64Grigoriy Shtein (Kazakhstan)0:02:40.88
65Raivis Sarkans (Latvia)0:02:50.07
66Juraj Bellan (Slovakia)0:02:50.30
67Santiago Quiroga (Argentina)0:02:50.34
68Andrejs Podans (Latvia)0:02:50.48
69Martynas Stasikelis (Lithuania)0:02:53.59
70Victor Langellotti (Monaco)0:02:54.83
71Nako Georgiev (Bulgaria)0:02:55.64
72Lucian Buga (Romania)0:02:59.83
73Andrea Maccagli (San Marino)0:03:05.71
74Stylianos Farantakis (Greece)0:03:06.05
75Sergey Medvedev (Uzbekistan)0:03:07.52
76Vedat Koç (Turkey)0:03:14.19
77César Martingil (Portugal)0:03:14.55
78Jared Said González (Mexico)0:03:16.84
79Nijat Niftaliyev (Azerbaijan)0:03:20.26
80Nikaj Iltian (Albania)0:03:37.12
81Ekke-Kaur Vosman (Estonia)0:03:41.75
82Kwong Lau (Hong Kong, China)0:03:53.78
83Sapar Serdarov (Turkmenistan)0:03:54.70
84Ridion Kopshti (Albania)0:03:56.55
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