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COL DU VAM DRENTHE NETHERLANDS NOVEMBER 07 Shirin Van Anrooij of Netherlands celebrates winning during the 19th UEC European Cyclocross Championships 2021 Womens U23 EuroCross21 UECcycling on November 07 2021 in Col du Vam Drenthe Netherlands Photo by Luc ClaessenGetty Images
Shirin van Anrooij celebrates her U23 European title(Image credit: Getty Images)
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Full Results
Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Shirin van Anrooij (Netherlands)0:44:09
2Puck Pieterse (Netherlands) 0:00:17
3Fem van Empel (Netherlands) 0:01:03
4Line Burquier (France) 0:01:19
5Amandine Fouquenet (France) 0:01:40
6Marie Schreiber (Luembourg) 0:02:47
7Gaina Realini (Italy) 0:03:04
8Kristyna Zemanova (Czech Republic) 0:03:10
9Millie Couzens (Great Britain) 0:03:13
10Josie Nelson (Great Britain) 0:03:20
11Jacqueline Schneebeli (Switzerland) 0:03:30
12Isa Nomden (Netherlands)0:04:34
13Lauriane Duraffourg (France) 0:04:37
14Olivia Onesti (France)0:04:54
15Judith Krahl (Germany)0:04:56
16Julie De Wilde (Belgium)Row 15 - Cell 2
17Kiona Crabbe (Belgium)0:05:03
18Femke Gort (Netherlands)0:05:08
19Dominika Wlodarczyk (Poland)0:05:15
20Lucia Bramati (Italy)0:05:42
21Julie Brouwers (Belgium)0:06:41
22Clea Seidel (Germany)-1 lap
23Carlotta Borello (Italy)-1 lap
24Sterre Vervloet (Belgium)-1 lap
25Iris Offerein (Netherlands)-1 lap
26Sara Bonillo Talens (Spain)-1 lap
27Alice Papo (Italy)-2 laps
28Darcey Harkness (Ireland)-2 laps
29Carla Fernandez Torres (Spain)-2 laps
30Lydia Pinto Larenjo (Spain)-3 laps
31Roisin Lally (Ireland)-3 laps
DNSTereza Kurnicka (Slovakia) Row 31 - Cell 2
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