Primus Classic 2018: Van der Hoorn evita el sprint

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— World Cycling Stats (@wcstats) 15 de septiembre de 2018

Van der Hoorn resultó ser el más fuerte.

Taco Van der Hoorn (Roompot) se ha llevado el triunfo en la Primus Classic 2018. El corredor neerlandés -vencedor este año de una etapa en el Binck Bank Tour- ha sido el más fuerte de los cinco corredores que han tomado unos metros por delante del pelotón y han impedido que la carrera se resolviera al sprint. Van der Hoorn ha superado por potencia a Duijn (Veranda’s Willem-Crélan), Frison (Lotto-Soudal), Aimée De Gendt (SVB) y Ruben Guerreiro (Trek-Segafredo).

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CLASIFICACIÓN

01	Taco Van der Hoorn	1993	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	4t 27′ 24″
02	Huub Duyn	1984	Netherlands	Verandas Willems – Crelan	00″
03	Frederik Frison	1992	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	00″
04	Aimé De Gendt	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	00″
05	Ruben Guerreiro	1994	Portugal	Trek – Segafredo	03″
06	Timothy Dupont	1987	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	06″
07	Lorrenzo Manzin	1994	France	Vital Concept	06″
08	Jasper Philipsen	1998	Belgium	Hagens Berman – Axeon	06″
09	Rui Oliveira	1996	Portugal	Hagens Berman – Axeon	06″
10	August Jensen	1991	Norway	Israel Cycling Academy	06″
11	Jan Willem Van Schip	1994	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	06″
12	Martijn Budding	1995	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	06″
13	Jonas Van Genechten	1986	Belgium	Vital Concept	06″
14	Greg Van Avermaet	1985	Belgium	BMC Racing Team	06″
15	Kevyn Ista	1984	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	06″
16	Dries Van Gestel	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	06″
17	Gijs Van Hoecke	1991	Belgium	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	06″
18	Frederik Backaert	1990	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	06″
19	Jasper De Buyst	1993	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	06″
20	Bram Welten	1997	Netherlands	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	06″
21	Guillaume Van Keirsbulck	1991	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	06″
22	Dylan Groenewegen	1993	Netherlands	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	06″
23	Thomas Boudat	1994	France	Direct Energie	06″
24	Jens Debusschere	1989	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	06″
25	Enzo Wouters	1996	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	06″
26	Marcel Sieberg	1982	Germany	Lotto – Soudal	06″
27	Wouter Wippert	1990	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	06″
28	Nathan Haas	1989	Australia	Katusha – Alpecin	06″
29	Romain Cardis	1992	France	Direct Energie	06″
30	Tom Van Vuchelen	1999	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	06″
31	Ross Lamb	1995	Great Britain	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon	06″
32	Mathias Van Gompel	1995	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	06″
33	Jempy Drucker	1986	Luxembourg	BMC Racing Team	06″
34	Stijn Steels	1989	Belgium	Verandas Willems – Crelan	06″
35	Wesley Kreder	1990	Netherlands	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	06″
36	Tom Bohli	1994	Switzerland	BMC Racing Team	06″
37	Maxime Farazijn	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	06″
38	Julien Stassen	1988	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	06″
39	Maxime Vantomme	1986	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	06″
40	Ylber Sefa	1991	Albania	Tarteletto – Isorex	11″
41	Jurgen Roelandts	1985	Belgium	BMC Racing Team	11″
42	Guillaume Seye	1996	Belgium	Verandas Willems – Crelan	11″
43	Stan Dewulf	1997	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	11″
44	Ian Garrison	1998	USA	Hagens Berman – Axeon	11″
45	Jens Keukeleire	1988	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	11″
46	Loic Vliegen	1993	Belgium	BMC Racing Team	11″
47	Jenthe Biermans	1995	Belgium	Katusha – Alpecin	11″
48	Wim Reynaerts	1995	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon	11″
49	Danilo Wyss	1985	Switzerland	BMC Racing Team	11″
50	Adam Lewis	1995	Great Britain	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon	11″
51	Niels De Rooze	1992	Belgium	Tarteletto – Isorex	11″
52	Jelle Cant	1992	Belgium	Tarteletto – Isorex	11″
53	Michiel Dieleman	1990	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon	11″
54	Eugenio Alafaci	1990	Italy	Trek – Segafredo	11″
55	Elias Van Breussegem	1992	Belgium	Verandas Willems – Crelan	11″
56	Hamish Schreurs	1994	New Zealand	Israel Cycling Academy	11″
57	Maikel Zijlaard	1999	Netherlands	Hagens Berman – Axeon	11″
58	Kristian Aasvold	1995	Norway	Team Coop	11″
59	Brian Van Goethem	1991	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	11″
60	Nathan Van Hooydonck	1995	Belgium	BMC Racing Team	21″
61	Edward Walsh	1996	Canada	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon	21″
62	Bryan Nauleau	1988	France	Direct Energie	21″
63	Jerome Cousin	1989	France	Direct Energie	21″
64	Benjamin Declercq	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	21″
65	Jeremy Lecroq	1995	France	Vital Concept	21″
66	Pieter Vanspeybrouck	1987	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	24″
67	Joao Almeida	1998	Portugal	Hagens Berman – Axeon	31″
68	Stijn Devolder	1979	Belgium	Verandas Willems – Crelan	31″
69	Ludovic Robeet	1994	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	31″
70	Arnaud Gérard	1984	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	31″
71	Guy Sagiv	1994	Israel	Israel Cycling Academy	31″
72	Lennert Teugels	1993	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon	34″
73	Bert De Backer	1984	Belgium	Vital Concept	40″
74	Jos Van Emden	1985	Netherlands	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	45″
75	Karl Patrick Lauk	1997	Estonia	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	45″
76	Clement Carisey	1992	France	Israel Cycling Academy	45″
77	Jonathan Brown	1997	USA	Hagens Berman – Axeon	45″
78	John Degenkolb	1989	Germany	Trek – Segafredo	1′ 10″
79	Sergio Torres Jorro	1991	Spain	Tarteletto – Isorex	1′ 19″
80	Paul Martens	1983	Germany	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	1′ 19″
81	Tomas Petit	1996	Belgium	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon	1′ 19″
82	Louis Bendixen	1995	Denmark	Team Coop	1′ 19″
83	Antwan Tolhoek	1994	Netherlands	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	1′ 19″
84	Øivind Lukkedal	1994	Norway	Team Coop	1′ 19″
85	Kevin Reza	1988	France	Vital Concept	1′ 23″
86	Dmitriy Strakhov	1995	Russia	Katusha – Alpecin	1′ 58″
87	Vincent De Sy	1995	Belgium	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon	1′ 58″
88	Maxime Daniel	1991	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	1′ 58″
89	Clément Russo	1995	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	1′ 58″
90	Robby Cobbaert	1990	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon	1′ 58″
91	Toms Skujins	1991	Latvia	Trek – Segafredo	2′ 27″
92	Ludwig De Winter	1992	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	2′ 40″
93	Gordon De Winter	1997	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	2′ 40″
94	Felix Dopchie	1999	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	2′ 40″
95	Yann Pestiaux	1998	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	2′ 40″
96	Sébastien Delfosse	1982	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	2′ 40″
97	Senne Leysen	1996	Belgium	Verandas Willems – Crelan	2′ 40″
98	Julien Morice	1991	France	Vital Concept	2′ 40″
99	Jimmy Janssens	1989	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon	2′ 40″
100	Marlon Gaillard	1996	France	Direct Energie	3′ 14″
101	Jeremy Cornu	1991	France	Direct Energie	3′ 14″
102	Alex Kirsch	1992	Luxembourg	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	3′ 14″
103	Benoit Jarrier	1989	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	3′ 14″
104	Florian Vachon	1985	France	Team Fortuneo – Samsic	3′ 14″
105	Edward Planckaert	1995	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	3′ 28″
106	Baptiste Planckaert	1988	Belgium	Katusha – Alpecin	3′ 28″
107	Andrea Pasqualon	1988	Italy	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	4′ 16″
108	Mads Pedersen	1995	Denmark	Trek – Segafredo	5′ 09″
109	Bram Tankink	1978	Netherlands	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	5′ 09″
110	Willie Smit	1992	South Africa	Katusha – Alpecin	7′ 15″
111	Trond Håkon Trondsen	1994	Norway	Team Coop	7′ 15″
112	Arne De Groote	1997	Belgium	Tarteletto – Isorex	7′ 54″
113	David Boucher	1980	Belgium	Tarteletto – Isorex	7′ 54″
114	Bohdan Musiienko	1997	Ukraine	Lviv Cycling Team	7′ 54″
115	Niklas Eg	1995	Denmark	Trek – Segafredo	7′ 54″
116	Robert Wagner	1983	Germany	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	7′ 54″
117	Olav Hjemsæter	1999	Norway	Team Coop	7′ 54″
118	Kenny De Ketele	1985	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	7′ 54″
119	Charlie Arimont	1996	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	7′ 54″
120	Kenny Nijssen	1990	Netherlands	Katusha – Alpecin	7′ 54″
121	Gil D’Heygere	1998	Belgium	Verandas Willems – Crelan	7′ 54″
122	Michael Rice	1996	Australia	Hagens Berman – Axeon	7′ 54″
123	Kevin De Jonghe	1991	Belgium	Tarteletto – Isorex	7′ 54″
124	Marvin Tasset	1997	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	7′ 58″
125	Sondre Holst Enger	1993	Norway	Israel Cycling Academy	7′ 58″
126	Adrien Petit	1990	France	Direct Energie	7′ 58″
127	Sjoerd Van Ginneken	1992	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij	7′ 58″
DNF	Robin Ernst	1999	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice
DNF	Roy Jans	1990	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon
DNF	Jan Reynaerts	1997	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon
DNF	Roy Goldstein	1993	Israel	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Benjamin Perry	1994	Canada	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Volodymyr Dzhus	1993	Ukraine	Lviv Cycling Team
DNF	Ilya Klepikov	1994	Ukraine	Lviv Cycling Team
DNF	Timur Maleiev	1996	Ukraine	Lviv Cycling Team
DNF	Maksym Vasilyv	1990	Ukraine	Lviv Cycling Team
DNF	Niels Willaerts	1998	Belgium	Lviv Cycling Team
DNF	Coen Vermeltfoort	1988	Netherlands	Roompot – Nederlandse Loterij
DNF	Guillaume Haag	1989	Belgium	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon
DNF	Yorick Slagmulders	1995	Belgium	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon
DNF	Gustav Höög	1995	Sweden	Team Coop
DNF	Alex Frame	1993	New Zealand	Trek – Segafredo
DNF	Johan Le Bon	1990	France	Vital Concept
DNF	Boris Vallee	1993	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert