European Road Championships: Brunel wins junior men time trial title
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published Hirschi and Knotten complete podium
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Full Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result |
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1 | Alexys Brunel (France) | 0:35:58.76 |
2 | Marc Hirschi (Switzerland) | 0:00:10.78 |
3 | Iver Knotten (Norway) | 0:00:11.02 |
4 | Stefan Bissegger (Switzerland) | 0:00:25.84 |
5 | Andreas Leknessund (Norway) | 0:00:33.07 |
6 | Jarno Mobach (Netherlands) | 0:00:36.35 |
7 | Barnabas Peák (Hungary) | 0:00:38.35 |
8 | Jakub Otruba (Czech Republic) | 0:00:40.61 |
9 | Felix Gross (Germany) | 0:00:43.74 |
10 | Nik Cemazar (Slovenia) | 0:00:45.56 |
11 | Ethan Hayter (Great Britain) | 0:00:59.34 |
12 | Inigo Elosegui Momene (Spain) | 0:01:19.74 |
13 | Juri Hollmann (Germany) | 0:01:27.01 |
14 | Michel Ries (Luxembourg) | 0:01:35.44 |
15 | Marco Friedrich (Austria) | 0:01:50.35 |
16 | Ruben Apers (Belgium) | 0:01:52.89 |
17 | Jasper Philipsen (Belgium) | 0:01:54.41 |
18 | Joao Almeida (Portugal) | 0:01:57.04 |
19 | Nils Eekhoff (Netherlands) | 0:01:58.60 |
20 | Richard Holec (Czech Republic) | 0:02:02.57 |
21 | Daniil Nikulin (Ukraine) | 0:02:04.71 |
22 | Clement Davy (France) | 0:02:06.15 |
23 | Xabier Mikel Azparren Irurzun (Spain) | 0:02:07.11 |
24 | Onur Turgut (Turkey) | 0:02:20.84 |
25 | Daniel Viegas (Portugal) | 0:02:21.43 |
26 | Mateusz Kostanski (Poland) | 0:02:22.06 |
27 | Stefano Oldani (Italy) | 0:02:23.18 |
28 | Jaka Primozic (Slovenia) | 0:02:34.70 |
29 | Veljko Stojnic (Serbia) | 0:02:36.41 |
30 | Matus Stocek (Slovakia) | 0:02:44.55 |
31 | Arvydas Birenis (Lithuania) | 0:02:45.41 |
32 | Xeno Young (Ireland) | 0:02:49.60 |
33 | Kristers Ansons (Latvia) | 0:03:02.60 |
34 | Petar Stoyanov (Bulgaria) | 0:03:14.73 |
35 | Fred Wright (Great Britain) | 0:03:18.16 |
36 | Stanislav Konyaev (Russian Federation) | 0:03:21.14 |
37 | Filip Maciejuk (Poland) | 0:03:22.82 |
38 | Ainur Galeev (Russian Federation) | 0:03:23.18 |
39 | Ognjen Ilic (Serbia) | 0:03:24.55 |
40 | Marcis Kalnins (Latvia) | 0:03:25.85 |
41 | Yurii Burchenia (Ukraine) | 0:03:26.42 |
42 | Samuel Oros (Slovakia) | 0:03:30.10 |
43 | Alexander Konychev (Italy) | 0:03:30.17 |
44 | Halil Ibrahim Dilek (Turkey) | 0:03:39.54 |
45 | Denas Masiulis (Lithuania) | 0:03:39.63 |
46 | Linus Kvist (Sweden) | 0:03:59.20 |
47 | Kanstantsin Bialiauski (Belarus) | 0:04:07.96 |
48 | Vladislav Iacobenco (Republic of Moldova) | 0:04:11.96 |
49 | Ben Walsh (Ireland) | 0:04:18.93 |
50 | Florian Kierner (Austria) | 0:04:51.21 |
51 | Siarhei Shauchenka (Belarus) | 0:05:06.77 |
52 | Andreas Andersson (Sweden) | 0:05:56.94 |
53 | Raphael Kockelmann (Luxembourg) | 0:06:57.21 |
54 | Nicholas Attard Montalto (Malta) | 0:09:07.56 |
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