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European Championships Cyclo-Cross - EC
Pont-Chateau, France, November 6, 2005
2004 Results Results Past winners
Photography
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- Yannick Martinez (Miguel's brother) is one of the favourites at the start of the junior race.
- Robart Gavenda (Slovakia) on the road to victory.
- Robert Gavenda wins the juniors title.
- Yannick Martinez appears very happy with his second place.
- The junior podium: (l-r): Martinez, Gavenda and Govaerts.
- Britt Jochems warms up before the women's race.
- Hanka Kupfernagel is the 'cross world champion
- The French team.
- The break led by the eventual winner Marianne Vos.
- On the last lap Van Den Brand (Holland) led the race.
- Hanka Kupfernagel takes third place.
- Winner Marianne Vos congratulates by her team-mates.
- The women's podium (l-r): Daphny Van Den Brand, Marianne Vos, Hanka Kupfernagel
- A happy Marianne Vos at the finish
- Niels Albert (Belgium) at the start of the U23 race.
- Niels Albert (Belgium) waits for the start.
- The start of the men's race.
- Clément Lhotellerie crashed during the race - he finished 10.
- Jan Soeten (Belgium) leads the race.
- Eventual winner Niels Alberts (Belgium).
- Jan Soeten (Belgium).
- Niels Albert (Belgium) on the last lap.
- Stybar (Czech Republic) and Soeten (Belgium).
- Albert was too strong today, taking out the U23 men's race
- The podium (lr): Jan Soetens, Niels Albert, Zdenek Stybar
- Albert is the new European champion in the U23 men's class.
Results
U23 Men 1 Niels Albert (Belgium) 49.00 2 Jan Soetens (Belgium) 0.08 3 Zdenek Stybar (Czech Republic) 0.09 4 Marco Aurelio Fontana (Italy) 0.14 5 Davide Malacarne (Italy) 0.16 6 Jan Skarnitzl (Czech Republic) 0.33 7 Lukas Flückiger (Switzerland) 0.35 8 Paul Vos (Germany) 9 Philipp Walsleben (Germany) 10 Clément Lhottelerie (France) 11 Frantisek Kloucek (Czech Republic) 0.39 12 Lukes Kloucek (Czech Republic) 0.44 13 Pirmin Lang (Switzerland) 0.50 14 Kevin Pauwels (Belgium) 1.10 15 Anthony Colas (France) 1.13 16 Romain Villa (France) 1.20 17 Renè Lang (Switzerland) 1.22 18 Ondrej Bambula (Czech Republic) 1.23 19 Fabio Ursi (Italy) 1.29 20 Derik Zampedri (Italy) 1.33 21 Rob Peeters (Belgium) 1.44 22 Thorsten Struch (Germany) 23 Ondrej Zelinka (Czech Republic) 24 Romain Lejeune (France) 2.01 25 Eddy Van Yzendoorn (Netherlands) 2.09 26 Yves Corminboeuf (Switzerland) 2.11 27 Martin Nemecek (Czech Republic) 2.12 28 Julien Taramarcaz (Switzerland) 2.15 29 Wim Leemans (Belgium) 30 Florian Lecorre (France) 31 Lukas Keller (Germany) 2.27 32 Tom Van Den Bosch (Belgium) 2.31 33 Dieter Vanthourenhout (Belgium) 34 Luca Damiani (Italy) 2.33 35 Romain Fondard (France) 2.36 36 Andreas Moser (Switzerland) 2.43 37 Flavio Alex Longhi (Italy) 4.06 38 Rik Van Yzendoorn (Netherlands) 4.27 39 Maxim Debusschere (Belgium) 4.31 40 Rikkie Dijkxhoorn (Netherlands) 4.35 41 Robert Bachraty (Slovakia) 5.53 42 Jean-Pierre Drucker (Luxembourg) 6.33 DNF Rafael Visinelli (Italy) DNF Stefan Gajdosik (Slovakia) Women 1 Marianne Vos (Netherlands) 37.48 2 Daphny Van Den Brand (Netherlands) 3 Hanka Kupfernagel (Germany) 0.01 4 Maryline Salvetat (France) 5 Nadia Triquet-Claude (France) 6 Laurence Leboucher (France) 7 Birgit Hollman (Germany) 8 Helen Wyman (Great Britain) 0.04 9 Séverine Hansen (France) 0.57 10 Reza Hormes-Ravenstijn (Netherlands) 1.21 11 Corinne Sempe (France) 12 Suzanne Thomas (Great Britain) 1.23 13 Arenda Grimberg (Netherlands) 1.32 14 Veerle Ingels (Belgium) 1.38 15 Daniella Bresciani (Italy) 1.46 16 Rosa Bravo Soba (Espagne) 2.10 17 Monica Brunati (Italy) 2.34 18 Alexandra Bahler (Switzerland) 2.35 19 Petra Hofs (Netherlands) 2.51 20 Paola Bortolin (Italy) 21 Milen Cavani (Italy) 3.01 22 Britt Jochems (Netherlands) 3.40 23 Nicole Kampeter (Germany) 3.56 24 Francesca Cucciniello (Italy) 5.27 DNF Anja Nobus (Belgium) Junior 1 Robert Gavenda (Slovakia) 40.02 2 Yannick Martinez (France) 0.05 3 Dries Govaerts (Belgium) 0.08 4 Aurélien Duval (France) 0.12 5 David Menger (Czech Republic) 0.14 6 Mathias Fluckiger (Switzerland) 0.19 7 Dennis Vanendert (Belgium) 0.34 8 Ramon Sinkeldam (Netherlands) 9 Thomas Collinet (France) 10 Jiri Polnicky (Czech Republic) 11 Cristian Cominelli (Italy) 12 Joeri Adams (Belgium) 13 Tom Last (Great Britain) 1.16 14 Omar Sottocornola (Italy) 15 Geoffrey Lorrain (France) 16 Matteo Trentin (Italy) 1.19 17 Vincent Baestens (Belgium) 1.24 18 Pierre Kaeslin (Switzerland) 1.27 19 Thomas Girard (France) 1.33 20 Sascha Weber (Germany) 1.38 21 Jordy Beuker (Netherlands) 1.41 22 Pascal Meyer (Switzerland) 1.47 23 Remco Broers (Netherlands) 2.04 24 Jim Aernouts (Belgium) 2.12 25 David Fletcher (Great Britain) 2.14 26 Ondrej Vobora (Czech Republic) 2.19 27 Anthony Lavoine (France) 2.25 28 Jiri Podrazil (Czech Republic) 2.31 29 Boy Van Poppel (Netherlands) 2.37 30 Andrea Caimi (Italy) 2.39 31 Nico Brungger (Switzerland) 32 Dries Pauwels (Belgium) 2.42 33 Lukas Winterberg (Switzerland) 2.53 34 Marcel Meisen (Germany) 3.26 35 Ole Quast (Germany) 3.38 36 Kevin Cant (Belgium) 3.51 37 Tom Meeusen (Belgium) 4.02 38 Marian Simora (Slovakia) 4.22 39 Stephen Adams (Great Britain) 4.26 40 Jan Pohan (Czech Republic) 5.18 41 Fabrizio Braggion (Italy) 5.36 42 Jochim Ariessen (Netherlands) 6.05 43 Jakub Statsny (Czech Republic) 6.13 DNF Alessandro Calderan (Italy) Courtesy of cyclo-cross.info
Past winners
U23 2004 Lars Boom (Ned) Women 2004 Hanka Kupfernagel (Ger) Juniors 2004 Julien Taramarcaz (Swi)
