Eli Iserbyt wins European Cyclo-cross Championships

Eli Iserbyt (Belgium) took his maiden elite title leading from the front to win the elite men’s UEC Cyclo-cross European Championship on Sunday. He took the win ahead of compatriot Michael Vanthourenhout, while Lars van der Haar (Netherlands) finished third.

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Full Results
Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Eli Iserbyt (Belgium) 1:04:28
2Michael Vanthourenhout (Belgium) 0:00:16
3Lars Van der Haar (Netherlands) 0:00:22
4Laurens Sweeck (Belgium) 0:00:41
5Toon Aerts (Belgium) 0:00:47
6Daan Soete (Belgium) 0:00:52
7Felipe Orts Lloret (Spain) 0:01:01
8Quinten Hermans (Belgium) 0:01:14
9Joshua Dubau (France) 0:01:21
10Vincent Baestaens (Belgium) 0:01:28
11Kevin Kuhn (Switzerland) 0:01:34
12Timon Rüegg (Switzerland) 0:01:39
13Jakob Dorigoni (Italy) 0:02:05
14Corne Van Kessel (Netherlands) 0:02:22
15Kevin Suarez Fernandez (Spain) 0:02:28
16Thijs Aerts (Belgium) 0:02:33
17David Menut (France)
18Steve Chainel (France) 0:02:45
19Stan Godrie (Netherlands) 0:02:52
20Maik Van der Heijden (Netherlands) 0:03:49
21Cristian Cominelli (Italy) 0:04:13
22Frederik Hähnel (Germany) 0:04:30
23David Van der Poel (Netherlands)
24Gilles Mottiez (Switzerland) 0:04:48
25Joris Ryf (Switzerland) 0:05:14
26Antonio Folcarelli (Italy) 0:05:33
27Daniel Mayer (Czech Republic) 0:05:43
28Ondrej Glajza (Slovakia) 0:06:47
29Mickaël Crispin (France) 0:06:53
30Marcel Meisen (Germany)
DNFMichael Boroš (Czech Republic)

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