Tour Beneden-Maas - 1.3

Netherlands, August 31, 2003

2002 Results Results Past winners

Results - 195 km

1 Jans Koerts (Ned) Bankgiroloterij Cycling Team          4.22.27 (44.58 km/h)
2 Erik Dekker (Ned) Rabobank                                 0.01
3 Gerben Löwik (Ned) Bankgiroloterij Cycling Team            1.43
4 Rik Reinerink (Ned) Bankgiroloterij Cycling Team               
5 Kevin De Weert (Bel) Rabobank                              1.59
6 Bert Hiemstra (Ned) Bankgiroloterij Cycling Team           2.51
7 Remco Van Der Ven (Ned) Bankgiroloterij Cycling Team       3.27
8 Maarten Den Bakker (Ned) Rabobank                              
9 Arthur Farenhout (Ned) Axa Cycling Team                    3.36
10 Roy Sentjens (Ned) Rabobank                               3.42
11 Bram Schmitz (Ned) Bankgiroloterij Cycling Team               
12 Rudie Kemna (Ned) Bankgiroloterij Cycling Team                
13 Wilco Zuijderwijk (Ned) Van Vliet - Ebh advocaten         6.02
14 Jeroen Blijlevens (Ned) Bankgiroloterij Cycling Team          
15 Jos Lucassen (Ned) Axa Cycling Team                           
16 Peter Van Der Berg (Ned)                                      
17 Richard Faltus (Cze) AC Sparta Praha                          
18 Julien Smink (Ned) Van Hemert Groep Cycling Team              
19 Marcel Alma (Ned) Apac Cycling Team                       6.36
20 Edward Farenhout (Ned) Van Vliet - Ebh advocaten              
21 Niek Voskamp (Ned) Stichting Wieleront - Wikkeling Espoirs    
22 Bjorn Cornelissen (Ned) Flanders-IteamNova.com            9.53
23 Dennis Smit (Ned) Van Vliet - Ebh advocaten              12.08
24 Rudy Brakkee (Ned)                                            
25 Ronald Schur (Ned) Apac Cycling Team                          
26 Harm Bronkhorst (Ned) Apac Cycling Team                       
27 Marcel Van Dijk (Ned)

Past winners

2002 Roger Hammond (GBr) Palmans-Collstrop
2001 Robert Hunter (RSA) Lampre-Daikin                   
2000 Fulco Van Gulik (Ned) Löwik Meubelen-Tegeltoko

Past winners by Mario Stiehl, www.world-of-cycling.com