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2004 World Cyclocross Championships - CM

Pont-Château, France, January 31-February 1, 2004

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February 1: Elite Men, 60 minutes

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16:00 CET - Lap 10
The three are back together now with less than half a lap to go. It's very tactical, as Wellens hammers towards the second barriers. Still all together. One more descent and one more climb to come.

16:02 CET - Lap 10
They hit the final climb, with De Clercq in the lead followed by Wellens and Vanthourenhout. No attacks.

The sprint is for the last corner, and Wellens gets it first with De Clercq on his wheel. Vanthourenhout unclips and gets third, but it's Wellens who wins a very tight sprint with De Clercq! Two world titles for Wellens!

Results

Unofficial
1 Bart Wellens (Belgium)          1.02.18
2 Mario De Clercq (Belgium)
3 Sven Vanthourenhout (Belgium)
4 Daniele Pontoni (Italy)
5 Ben Berden (Belgium)
6 Erwin Vervecken (Belgium)
7 Francis Mourey (France)
8 Petr Dlask (Czech Republic)
9 Michael Baumgartner (Switzerland)

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