GP Cerami: Van Aert sigue dando pasos

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— World Cycling Stats (@wcstats) 19 de julio de 2017

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Redacción / Ciclo 21

El GP Cerami (1.1/Bélgica) fue una de las pocas ocasiones en las que llega la fuga y ahí el actual campeón del mundo de ciclocross, el local Wout Van Aert fue el más listo y el más rápido firmando su tercera victoria de la temporada en carretera

Tras el paso por el Muro de Geraardsbergen, a 80 kilómetros del final se formó después la escapada clave con Jean-Pierre Drucker (BMC), Wout Van Aert (Verandas), Dries Devenyns (Quick-Step) y Benjamin Thomas (Ejército Tierra). La presencia de dos equipos de primera división y el entendimiento del cuarteto provocó el desenlace final con el éxito del joven belga que ya ganó antes en Limburgo y Brujas.

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CLASIFICACIÓN COMPLETA

01	Wout Van Aert	1994	Belgium	Veranda’s Willems – Crelan	4t 33′ 56″
02	Jempy Drucker	1986	Luxembourg	BMC Racing Team	00″
03	Dries Devenyns	1983	Belgium	Quick-Step Floors	00″
04	Benjamin Thomas	1995	France	Armee de Terre	03″
05	Timothy Dupont	1987	Belgium	Veranda’s Willems – Crelan	25″
06	Roy Jans	1990	Belgium	WB Veranclassic	25″
07	Maxime Daniel	1991	France	Fortuneo – Oscaro	25″
08	Dylan Teuns	1992	Belgium	BMC Racing Team	25″
09	Thibault Ferasse	1994	France	Armee de Terre	25″
10	Loic Vliegen	1993	Belgium	BMC Racing Team	25″
11	Bryan Coquard	1992	France	Direct Energie	25″
12	Alexander Krieger	1991	Germany	Leopard Pro Cycling	25″
13	Maximilian Schachmann	1994	Germany	Quick-Step Floors	25″
14	Justin Jules	1986	France	WB Veranclassic	25″
15	Aaron Gate	1990	New Zealand	Aqua Blue Sport	25″
16	Taco Van der Hoorn	1993	Netherlands	Roompot – Oranje Peloton	25″
17	Nicolas Vereecken	1990	Belgium	Roubaix Métropole	25″
18	Miles Scotson	1994	Australia	BMC Racing Team	25″
19	Remi Cavagna	1995	France	Quick-Step Floors	25″
20	Jan Brockhoff	1994	Germany	Leopard Pro Cycling	25″
21	Huub Duyn	1984	Netherlands	Veranda’s Willems – Crelan	25″
22	Floris Gerts	1992	Netherlands	BMC Racing Team	25″
23	Berden De Vries	1989	Netherlands	Roompot – Oranje Peloton	25″
24	Yves Lampaert	1991	Belgium	Quick-Step Floors	25″
25	Preben Van Hecke	1982	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	25″
26	Brecht Dhaene	1988	Belgium	Pauwels Sauzen – Vastgoedservice	25″
27	Raphael Freienstein	1991	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus	25″
28	Yannis Yssaad	1993	France	Armee de Terre	25″
29	Sam Crome	1993	Australia	IsoWhey – Swiss Welness	25″
30	Eliot Lietaer	1990	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	25″
31	Roman Maikin	1990	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	25″
32	Julien Mortier	1997	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	25″
33	Jesper Asselman	1990	Netherlands	Roompot – Oranje Peloton	25″
34	Morgan Kneisky	1987	France	Armee de Terre	25″
35	Gregory Habeaux	1982	Belgium	WB Veranclassic	31″
36	Jeremy Leveau	1992	France	Roubaix Métropole	31″
37	Tom Wirtgen	1996	Luxembourg	Leopard Pro Cycling	31″
38	Hampus Anderberg	1996	Sweden	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon	31″
39	Szymon Rekita	1994	Poland	Leopard Pro Cycling	31″
40	Martijn Budding	1995	Netherlands	Roompot – Oranje Peloton	31″
41	Jimmy Raibaud	1991	France	Armee de Terre	31″
42	Iljo Keisse	1982	Belgium	Quick-Step Floors	31″
43	Lander Seynaeve	1992	Belgium	Roubaix Métropole	31″
44	Anthony Delaplace	1989	France	Fortuneo – Oscaro	31″
45	Louis Verhelst	1990	Belgium	Pauwels Sauzen – Vastgoedservice	31″
46	Max Emil Kørner	1991	Norway	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon	31″
47	Jerome Baugnies	1987	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	31″
48	Tosh van der Sande	1990	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	37″
49	Pieter Serry	1988	Belgium	Quick-Step Floors	37″
50	Patrick Lane	1991	Australia	IsoWhey – Swiss Welness	37″
51	Silvan Dillier	1990	Switzerland	BMC Racing Team	39″
52	Kevin Ledanois	1993	France	Fortuneo – Oscaro	42″
53	Maxime Vantomme	1986	Belgium	WB Veranclassic	45″
54	Joeri Calleeuw	1985	Belgium	Roubaix Métropole	47″
55	Stijn Devolder	1979	Belgium	Veranda’s Willems – Crelan	47″
56	Jason Lea	1996	Australia	IsoWhey – Swiss Welness	47″
57	Tim Declercq	1989	Belgium	Quick-Step Floors	47″
58	Piet Allegaert	1995	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	47″
59	Emiel Vermeulen	1993	Belgium	Roubaix Métropole	47″
60	Xandro Meurisse	1992	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	53″
61	Kenny Dehaes	1984	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	55″
62	Sergey Lagutin	1981	Uzbekistan	Gazprom – RusVelo	56″
63	Julian Alaphilippe	1992	France	Quick-Step Floors	56″
64	Igor Boev	1989	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	56″
65	Gaetan Pons	1992	Luxembourg	Leopard Pro Cycling	1′ 00″
66	Kevyn Ista	1984	Belgium	WB Veranclassic	1′ 08″
67	Kris Boeckmans	1987	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	1′ 12″
68	Matthew Brammeier	1985	Ireland	Aqua Blue Sport	1′ 22″
69	Antoine Loy	1996	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	1′ 23″
70	Tim Merlier	1992	Belgium	Veranda’s Willems – Crelan	1′ 28″
71	Franklin Six	1996	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	1′ 34″
72	Mark McNally	1989	Great Britain	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	1′ 37″
73	Sean De Bie	1991	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	1′ 41″
74	Nikolas Maes	1986	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	1′ 41″
75	Artur Ershov	1990	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	1′ 41″
76	Lionel Taminiaux	1996	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	1′ 47″
77	Fabien Doubey	1993	France	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	1′ 56″
78	Nathan Van Hooydonck	1995	Belgium	BMC Racing Team	1′ 58″
79	Romain Le Roux	1992	France	Armee de Terre	2′ 02″
80	Dries Van Gestel	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	2′ 10″
81	Peter Koning	1990	Netherlands	Aqua Blue Sport	2′ 12″
82	Calvin Watson	1993	Australia	Aqua Blue Sport	2′ 12″
83	Michael Goolaerts	1994	Belgium	Veranda’s Willems – Crelan	2′ 12″
84	Dries De Bondt	1991	Belgium	Veranda’s Willems – Crelan	2′ 12″
85	Jeroen Meijers	1993	Netherlands	Roompot – Oranje Peloton	2′ 12″
86	Jasper De Buyst	1993	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	2′ 12″
87	Brian Van Goethem	1991	Netherlands	Roompot – Oranje Peloton	2′ 12″
88	Julien Morice	1991	France	Direct Energie	2′ 12″
89	Steven Tronet	1986	France	Armee de Terre	2′ 12″
90	Edward Planckaert	1995	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	2′ 12″
91	Lawrence Naesen	1992	Belgium	WB Veranclassic	2′ 12″
92	Jeremy Cabot	1991	France	Roubaix Métropole	2′ 12″
93	Nikolai Trusov	1985	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	2′ 28″
94	Coen Vermeltfoort	1988	Netherlands	Roompot – Oranje Peloton	2′ 28″
95	Thomas Sprengers	1990	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	2′ 44″
96	Adam Blythe	1989	Great Britain	Aqua Blue Sport	3′ 01″
97	Andrey Solomennikov	1987	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	3′ 02″
98	Bryan Nauleau	1988	France	Direct Energie	3′ 04″
99	Kevin Van Melsen	1987	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	3′ 32″
100	Conor Dunne	1992	Ireland	Aqua Blue Sport	4′ 28″
101	Aksel Nommela	1994	Estonia	Leopard Pro Cycling	4′ 28″
102	Jeremy Cameron	1993	Australia	IsoWhey – Swiss Welness	4′ 31″
103	Aidis Kruopis	1986	Litauen	Veranda’s Willems – Crelan	6′ 17″
104	Dimitri Peyskens	1991	Belgium	WB Veranclassic	6′ 39″
105	Aime Degendt	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	6′ 40″
106	Michael Freiberg	1990	Australia	IsoWhey – Swiss Welness	6′ 40″
107	Alexey Tsatevitch	1989	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo	10′ 50
108	Benoit Jarrier	1989	France	Fortuneo – Oscaro	12′ 50
109	Bryan Alaphilippe	1995	France	Armee de Terre	12′ 50
110	Armindo Fonseca	1989	France	Fortuneo – Oscaro	12′ 50
111	Romain Guillemois	1991	France	Direct Energie	12′ 50
DNF	Gordon De Winter	1997	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice
DNF	Pierre Goebeert	1997	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice
DNF	Kenny Molly	1996	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice
DNF	Tomas Petit	1996	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice
DNF	Andrew Fenn	1990	Great Britain	Aqua Blue Sport
DNF	Lasse Norman Hansen	1992	Denmark	Aqua Blue Sport
DNF	Tom Bohli	1994	Switzerland	BMC Racing Team
DNF	Romain Cardis	1992	France	Direct Energie
DNF	Jonathan Hivert	1985	France	Direct Energie
DNF	Tony Hurel	1987	France	Direct Energie
DNF	Fabrice Jeandesboz	1984	France	Direct Energie
DNF	Erwann Corbel	1991	France	Fortuneo – Oscaro
DNF	Boris Vallee	1993	Belgium	Fortuneo – Oscaro
DNF	Anton Vorobyev	1990	Russia	Gazprom – RusVelo
DNF	Cameron Bayly	1990	Australia	IsoWhey – Swiss Welness
DNF	Scott Sunderland	1988	Australia	IsoWhey – Swiss Welness
DNF	Neil Van Der Ploeg	1987	Australia	IsoWhey – Swiss Welness
DNF	Carmelo Foti	1994	Italy	Leopard Pro Cycling
DNF	John Mandrysch	1996	Germany	Leopard Pro Cycling
DNF	Jelle Vanendert	1985	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal
DNF	Jelle Vanendert	1985	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal
DNF	Jelle Wallays	1989	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal
DNF	Enzo Wouters	1996	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal
DNF	David Boucher	1980	Belgium	Pauwels Sauzen – Vastgoedservice
DNF	Dieter Bouvry	1992	Belgium	Pauwels Sauzen – Vastgoedservice
DNF	Barry Markus	1991	Netherlands	Pauwels Sauzen – Vastgoedservice
DNF	Timothy Stevens	1989	Belgium	Pauwels Sauzen – Vastgoedservice
DNF	Brent Van de Kerkhove	1994	Belgium	Pauwels Sauzen – Vastgoedservice
DNF	Andre Looij	1995	Netherlands	Roompot – Oranje Peloton
DNF	Felix Pouilly	1994	France	Roubaix Métropole
DNF	Bert Van Lerberghe	1992	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF	Auxence Buntinx	1996	Belgium	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon
DNF	Guillaume Haag	1989	Belgium	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon
DNF	Robin Haubruge	1993	Belgium	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon
DNF	Julian Braun	1995	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus
DNF	Luca Henn	1997	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus
DNF	Tobias Knaup	1993	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus
DNF	Robert Retschke	1980	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus
DNF	Joshua Stritzinger	1995	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus
DNF	Tom De Vriendt	1991	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert
DNF	Robin Stenuit	1990	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert
DNF	Alex Kirsch	1992	Luxembourg	WB Veranclassic