Results > Cyclo-cross 2010 - 2011

[DAOTEC]

4th manche

11/12/2010: Grand Prix "Rouwmoer Essen"

Result

1.S.Nys 1h00'19"
2.K.Vantornout á 4"
3.K.Pauwels á 9"
4.B.Wellens á 31"
5.N.Albert á 42"
6.S.Vanthourenhout á 50"
7.B.Aernouts á 1'06"
8.G.de Knegt (NL) á 1'09"

Albert was leading the race till the last lap and got a flat tire at a crucial moment for the win at the end of the race and was dropped back.

 

[Echoes]

Scheldecross - Antwerp

1 Radomir Simunek
2 Sven Vanthourenhout
3 Bart Aernouts
4 Lars Boom
5 Eddy van IJzendoorn
6 Dieter Vanthourenhout
7 Bart Wellens
8 Gerben De Knegt
9 Niels Albert
10 Klaas Vantornout
11 Thijs van Amerongen
12 Sven Nys

Rado, the snow specialist !
Finally, he could settle the score ("I'm no beginner" ) with Nys, referring to the manoeuvre in Vorselaar that Nys did not appreciate. At that time, Nys could say 100 times that Rado was not fair play and others added he had a bad reputation and he could not defend himself.

But the journalist should have told him that this time, Nys admits it was his own fault.

 

[Lupetto]

Great Performance by Simunek.

 

[DAOTEC]

WB Kalmthout 19/12

1.T.Meeusen
2.S.Nys z.t.
3.K.Pauwels 2"

4.F.Mourey (Fra) 7"
5.N.Albert 38"
6.B.Aernouts
7.B.Wellens
8.R.Simunek (Tsj)
9.D.Vanthourenhout
10.M.Zlamalik (Tsj)

Great Performance by Meeusen

 

[Echoes]

What else can we say ...


The most beautiful sport on earth !

 

[Michielveedeebee]

I've only seen the last 4 laps and I must say it was one of the most interesting crosses of the season

 

[DAOTEC]

Francis Mourey (30) ganó en Swiss

Francis Mourey from France on his way to win the International Cyclocross race in Dagmersellen, Switzerland, Sunday, Dec. 26, 2010.

Result Elite Men (27,8 km):
1. Francis Mourey (Fr) 58:18.
2. Lukas Flückiger (Leimiswil BE) 0:55
3. Julien Taramarcaz (Fully) 2:10.
4. Marco Aurelio Fontana (It) 2:16.
5. Pirmin Lang (Aarburg) 2:24.
6. Mathias Flückiger (Ochlenberg BE) mt.
7. Andreas Moser (Madiswil BE) 2:30.
8. Martin Gujan (Mastrils) 3:02.
9. René Lang (Pfaffnau) 3:25.
10. Moritz Milatz (De) 3:32.

Result Elite Woman (15,2 km):
1. Sabine Spitz (De) 40:18.
2. Katrin Leumann (Riehen) 0:23.
3. Stefania Vecchio (It) 1:40.

[http://vaterland.li/index.ressort]

 

[DAOTEC]

16ème Grand Prix Hotel Threeland Pétange

Francis Mourey (30) ganó en Letzebuerg

1. Francis Mourey (Fra) Française des Jeux 1:00:15
2. Steve Chainel (Fra) Bouygues Telecom 0:01:47
3. Nicolas Bazin (Fra) Us Domont Cyclisme 0:02:51
4. Lubomír Petruš (Cze) BKCP - Power Plus 0:05:00
5. Tomas Paprstka (Cze) 0:05:07
6. Patrick Van Leeuwen (Ned) Het Snelle Wiel 0:05:16
7. Dave De Cleyn (Bel) AVB - Cycling Team 0:05:22
8. Vladimír Kyzivát (Cze) Johnson Controls AS MB 0:05:35
9. Wilant van Gils (Ned) Pro Cycling Team ZZPR.nl-Destil-Merida 0:05:41
10. Joachim Parbo (Den) CCV Cyclo crosss Team 0:05:44
11. David Kášek (Cze) Cyklo Team Budvar Tábor

Elite Ladies

1. HAVLIKOVA Pavla (CZE)
2. KUPFERNAGEL Hanka (GER)
3. FERRIER-BRUNEAU Christel (FRA)
4. HARRIS Nikki (GBR)
5. DOMBROVSKI Amy (USA)
6. VOS Marianne (NED)

 

[Buffalo Soldier]

I'm very curious about Mourey's chances at the Worlds...

 

[DAOTEC]

Francis Mourey (30) ganó en Swiss adelante por favor

Result Grand Prix Bussnang ^:

1. Francis Mourey (La Francaise des jeux) 58:12,6
2. Lukas Flückiger (Trek World Racing) +0:27,4
3. Marcel Wildhaber (Scott-Swisspower MTB Racing) +1:04,8
4. Pirmin Lang (Team Delta - Price) +1:38,0
5. Simon Zahner (Bürgi Cycling Team) +1:47,2
6. Lukas Winterberg (weishauptcycles.ch/VC Pfaffnau) +2:10,6
7. Julien Taramarcaz (VC Mendrisio) +2:38,4
8. Mathias Flückiger (Trek World Racing) +2:52,6

Web: [http://radquerbussnang.ch/]

 

[Christian]

Jempy Drucker (Verandas Willems) new national champion in front of Gusty Bausch and Pascal Triebel in Luxembourg:

http://www.tageblatt.lu/sport/story/Drucker-der-erwartete-Sieger-14255728

 

[DAOTEC]

Francis Mourey (30) on his way to yet another victory en France tricolore today in his FDJ kit.

 

[Buffalo Soldier]

Seems to be a rather big crowd in france. Didn't know cx was that popular over there...

 

[DAOTEC]

Seems to be a rather big crowd in france. Didn't know cx was that popular over there...

Oh yeah it is, thanks to the primer in the pic.

Overview all Nats. over the weekend:

Belgium:
1. Niels Albert in 59:47
2. Bart Wellens á 23s
3. Kevin Pauwels á 27s

Netherlands:
1. Lars Boom in 1:05:14
2. Gerben de Knegt á 12s
3. Eddy van IJzendoorn á 41s

France:
1. Francis Mourey in 1:01:33
2. John Gadret á 1m09
3. Arnold Jeannesson á 1m28

Germany:
1. Philipp Walsleben in 58:22
2. Christoph Pfingsten á 34s
3. Hannes Genze á 1m24

Czech:
1. Zdenek Stybar in 1:04:45
2. Martin Zlamalik á 52s
3. Jaroslav Kulhavy á 1m19

Italy:
1. Marco Aurelio Fontana in 1:02:22
2. Marco Bianco á 3s
3. Fabio Ursi á 4s

Switzerland:
1. Christian Heule in 1:04:02
2. Pirmin Lang á 17s
3. Julien Taramarcaz á 32s

Poland:
1. Mariusz Gil in 1:01:50
2. Marek cichosz á 1m11
3. Andrzej Kaiser á 4m16

Letzebourg:
1. Jean-Pierre Drucker in 59:23
2. Gusty Bausch á 2m05
3. Pascal Triebel á 2m43

Austria:
1. Peter Presslauer in 1:00:06
2. Alexander Gehbauer á 54s
3. Roland Mörx á 1m55

Great Britain:
1. Paul Oldham in 1:01:50
2. Jody Crawforth á 18s
3. Liam Killeen á 21s

USA:
1. Todd Wells in 1:00:49
2. Ryan Trebon á 25s
3. Jeremy Powers á 1m27

Japan:
1. Keiichi Tsujiura in 1:09:04
2. Yu Takenouchi á 35s
3. Atsushi Maruyama á 40s

Slowakia:
1. Robert Gavenda in 55:05
2. Milan Barenyi á 18s
3. Vaclav Metlicka á 26s

Sweden:
1. Emil Lindgren in 1:00:09
2. Jens Westergren á 28s
3. Fredrik Edin á 51s

Canada:
1. Chris Sheppard in 1:00:52
2. Mike Garrigan á 27s
3. Aaron Schooler á 47s

Rumania:
1. Eduard Michael Grosu in 1:13:54
2. George-Daniel Anghelache á 2m41
3. Stefan Morcov á 3m28

Finland:
1. Kimmo Kananen in 59:12
2. Pasi Willman á 1m04
3. Samuel Halme á 1m18

 

[DAOTEC]

Result

Otegem 10/1

1. Kevin Pauwels -
2. K.Vantornout -
3. S.Vantourenhout


Landbouwkrediet and KDL Trans-Your Mover to merge so that means that Jan Verstraeten and Vincent Baestaens as well as brothers Laurens, Diether and Hendrik Sweeck will support Sven Nys next year where Verstraeten will slowly retire and start leading the team as DS. Cycling Team 99 will become the feader for this merger team.

Source: [http://sport.be.msn.com/nl/wielrennen/veldrijden/article.html]
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[Buffalo Soldier]

Rumania:
1. Eduard Michael Grosu in 1:13:54
2. George-Daniel Anghelache á 2m41
3. Stefan Morcov á 3m28

Lol. Some very fast first laps?
3th went more than 17 minutes over the hour

 

[Michielveedeebee]

Jan Verstraeten to immediately quit his career as a pro. He's broken a bone in his foot and will return as a DS for KDL-trans

 

[DAOTEC]

January 15

Tom Meeusen (Fidea) wins in Huijbergen today

 

[Echoes]

World Cup Road Race in Pont-Château

1 Kevin Pauwels
2 Niels Albert
3 Sven Nys
4 Steve Chainel
5 Bart Aernouts
6 Rob Peeters
7 Philipp Walsleben
8 John Gadret
9 Nicolas Bazin
10 Enrico Franzoi
11 Dieter Vanthourenhout
12 Tim Johnson (?)
13 Francis Mourey (?)

Sweet result and great last turn from Kevin.
But crap route. Bring me back Roubaix, please.


Nys sucked all the race, was about to be 20th but capitalized on a mass fall before him to sprint for 3rd.

 

[L'arriviste]

World Cup Road Race in Pont-Château

...

Nys sucked all the race, was about to be 20th but capitalized on a mass fall before him to sprint for 3rd.

That was an epic crash on the last lap, caused by that MTB'er Fontana trying his luck for a bit of glory and overshooting the bend in his effort to get around the outside.

 

[Buffalo Soldier]

But crap route. Bring me back Roubaix, please.

The route is great, but the weather made it way to fast...

 

[Andre.J]

Does anybody have the video to Pont-Château?

Andre

 

[LugHugger]

The route is great, but the weather made it way to fast...

Agreed, for me the course at Roubaix is not that great. I was there for the last race which was an epic mud fest but there's not much to differentiate it other than the lap of the velodrome and the two descents and climb of the bank at the end of the velodrome. If it's dry, it's a pretty boring course.

I though that the course today was good but, like Buffalo says, needed more rain on it to slow things up and increase the technicality.

 

[Echoes]

What? Please, Pont-Château is very famous for being a fast route. Already when it hosted the Worlds in 1989.

I've seen many crosses in dry conditions, but very few on which you could reach an average speed of 34kmh. By the way parts of it were still wet: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CzjnAHp2QU (2.50)

There are no stairs on this route. Neither are there sand sections nor hairpin bends.

In Roubaix, you had a sand section and most of all, very long stairs, to break Albert's chicken legs.
There's a reason Vervecken won it so many times.

 

[LugHugger]

What? Please, Pont-Château is very famous for being a fast route. Already when it hosted the Worlds in 1989.

I've seen many crosses in dry conditions, but very few on which you could reach an average speed of 34kmh. By the way parts of it were still wet: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CzjnAHp2QU (2.50)

There are no stairs on this route. Neither are there sand sections nor hairpin bends.

In Roubaix, you had a sand section and most of all, very long stairs, to break Albert's chicken legs.
There's a reason Vervecken won it so many times.

Point of order! There was a very short section of stairs yesteday but they were obscured from the camera positioned at the end of the grass section that followed them.