Gooikse Pijl: Jordi Meeus se estrena a los 20 años

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Redacción / Ciclo 21

Jordi Meeus, el belga de 20 años del SEG Racing Academy, se ha llevado en su país la Gooikse Pijl (1.1) por delante de sus compañerios de fuga Amund Grondahl Jansen (Lotto NL) y Martin Mortensen (Riwal Ceramicspeed). El valenciano Sergio Torres fue el único español en meta.

Puntos TOP Ciclo 21: Sergio Torres, 2 (primer español 1.1)

CLASIFICACIÓN COMPLETA

01	Jordi Meeus	1998	Belgium	SEG Racing Academy	4:32:04
02	Amund Grøndahl Jansen	1994	Norway	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	00″
03	Martin Mortensen	1984	Denmark	Riwal CeramicSpeed Cycling Team	00″
04	Guillaume Boivin	1989	Canada	Israel Cycling Academy	00″
05	Jonas Rickaert	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	00″
06	Alberto Dainese	1998	Italy	SEG Racing Academy	04″
07	Dylan Groenewegen	1993	Netherlands	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	04″
08	Olav Hjemsæter	1999	Norway	Team Coop	04″
09	Yoeri Havik	1991	Netherlands	Vlasman Cycling Team	04″
10	Roy Jans	1990	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon	04″
11	Timothy Dupont	1987	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	04″
12	Trond Håkon Trondsen	1994	Norway	Team Coop	04″
13	Sebastian Lander	1991	Denmark	Riwal CeramicSpeed Cycling Team	04″
14	Christophe Noppe	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	04″
15	Aksel Nommela	1994	Estonia	Beat Cycling Club	04″
16	Arvid De Kleijn	1994	Netherlands	Metec – TKH p/b Mantel	04″
17	August Jensen	1991	Norway	Israel Cycling Academy	04″
18	Lucas Spengler	1994	Switzerland	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	04″
19	Gaetan Pons	1992	Luxembourg	Leopard Pro Cycling	04″
20	Kenneth Van Rooy	1993	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	04″
21	Toni Franz	1997	Germany	Team Differdange – Losch	04″
22	Kristian Aasvold	1995	Norway	Team Coop	04″
23	Jimmy Duquennoy	1995	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect	04″
24	Dries Van Gestel	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	04″
25	John Mandrysch	1996	Germany	Dauner D&DQ – Akkon	04″
26	Sven Thurau	1996	Germany	Dauner D&DQ – Akkon	04″
27	Jonas Abrahamsen	1995	Norway	Uno-X Development	04″
28	Daan Van Sintmaartensdijk	1998	Netherlands	Alecto Cycling Team	04″
29	Fabian Schormair	1994	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus	04″
30	Bjørn Tore Hoem	1991	Norway	Joker Icopal	04″
31	Andreas Stokbro Nielsen	1997	Denmark	Riwal CeramicSpeed Cycling Team	04″
32	Arthur Baude	1998	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	04″
33	Ross Lamb	1995	Great Britain	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon	04″
34	Sergio Torres Jorro	1991	Spain	Tarteletto – Isorex	04″
35	Marco Doets	1995	Netherlands	Alecto Cycling Team	04″
36	Jason Van Dalen	1994	Netherlands	Delta Cycling Rotterdam	04″
37	Johannes Hodapp	1999	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW	04″
38	Jens Reynders	1998	Belgium	Leopard Pro Cycling	04″
39	Vincent De Sy	1995	Belgium	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon	04″
40	Justin Timmermans	1996	Netherlands	Delta Cycling Rotterdam	04″
41	Lars Van Den Berg	1998	Netherlands	Metec – TKH p/b Mantel	04″
42	Georgios Stavrakakis	1998	Greece	SEG Racing Academy	04″
43	Øivind Lukkedal	1994	Norway	Team Coop	04″
44	Erik Nordsæter Resell	1996	Norway	Uno-X Development	04″
45	Gijs Meijer	1998	Netherlands	Delta Cycling Rotterdam	04″
46	Marijn Van Den Berg	1999	Netherlands	Delta Cycling Rotterdam	04″
47	Aksel Aasheim	1997	Norway	Joker Icopal	04″
48	Pierre Goebeert	1997	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	04″
49	Alex Mengoulas	1997	Netherlands	Beat Cycling Club	04″
50	Beau Duvigneau	1995	Netherlands	Vlasman Cycling Team	04″
51	Stef Krul	1995	Netherlands	Metec – TKH p/b Mantel	04″
52	Lennert Teugels	1993	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon	04″
53	Niels De Rooze	1992	Belgium	Tarteletto – Isorex	04″
54	Andrew Leigh	1995	Great Britain	Tarteletto – Isorex	04″
55	Jelle Cant	1992	Belgium	Tarteletto – Isorex	04″
56	Mario Spengler	1997	Switzerland	Leopard Pro Cycling	04″
57	Adriaan Janssen	1995	Netherlands	Delta Cycling Rotterdam	04″
58	Aimé De Gendt	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	04″
59	Brecht Ruyters	1993	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon	04″
60	Folkert Oostra	1989	Netherlands	Alecto Cycling Team	04″
61	Jasper Schouten	1993	Netherlands	Alecto Cycling Team	04″
62	Jan Knolle	1999	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW	04″
63	Tiago Da Silva	1997	Luxembourg	Team Differdange – Losch	04″
64	Thomas Degand	1986	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	04″
65	Tobias Mørch Kongstad	1996	Denmark	Riwal CeramicSpeed Cycling Team	04″
66	Vincent Hoppezak	1999	Netherlands	Delta Cycling Rotterdam	04″
67	Robert Retschke	1980	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus	04″
68	Jarno Gmelich Meijling	1989	Netherlands	Metec – TKH p/b Mantel	04″
69	Gijs Van Hoecke	1991	Belgium	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	04″
70	Louis Leinau	1995	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW	04″
71	Christopher Heider	1996	Germany	Dauner D&DQ – Akkon	04″
72	Cees Bol	1995	Netherlands	Team Sunweb	04″
73	Michiel Dieleman	1990	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon	04″
74	Marc Dörrie	1997	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus	17″
75	Elias Van Breussegem	1992	Belgium	Verandas Willems – Crelan	29″
76	Jonas Iversby Hvideberg	1999	Norway	Uno-X Development	42″
77	Minne Verboom	1999	Netherlands	SEG Racing Academy	1′ 08″
78	Maarten Wynants	1982	Belgium	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	1′ 49″
79	Daan Olivier	1992	Netherlands	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	1′ 49″
80	Jerome Baugnies	1987	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert	1′ 49″
81	Dorian Lübbers	1997	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus	1′ 49″
82	Mihkel Raim	1993	Estonia	Israel Cycling Academy	1′ 49″
83	Felix Dopchie	1999	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	2′ 12″
84	Joann Leinau	1995	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW	2′ 32″
85	Kevin Verwaest	1989	Belgium	Team Differdange – Losch	2′ 51″
86	Robbie van Bakel	1994	Netherlands	Metec – TKH p/b Mantel	2′ 57″
87	Sylvain Moniquet	1998	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	2′ 57″
88	Kristian Kulset	1995	Norway	Uno-X Development	2′ 57″
89	Dylan Bouwmans	1997	Netherlands	Metec – TKH p/b Mantel	2′ 57″
90	Dominik Bauer	1997	Germany	Dauner D&DQ – Akkon	2′ 57″
91	Lars Saugstad	1997	Norway	Uno-X Development	2′ 57″
92	Torstein Træen	1995	Norway	Uno-X Development	2′ 57″
93	Charlie Quarterman	1998	Great Britain	Leopard Pro Cycling	3′ 08″
94	Paul Martens	1983	Germany	Team LottoNL – Jumbo	3′ 08″
95	Max Emil Kørner	1991	Norway	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon	3′ 08″
96	Ole Forfang	1995	Norway	Joker Icopal	3′ 08″
97	Alexander Küsters	1995	Germany	Dauner D&DQ – Akkon	3′ 08″
DSQ	Alexander Krieger	1991	Germany	Leopard Pro Cycling
DNS	Hamish Schreurs	1994	New Zealand	Israel Cycling Academy
DNS	Andreas Vangstad	1992	Norway	Joker Icopal
DNS	Wim Stroetinga	1985	Netherlands	Vlasman Cycling Team
DNF	Robin Ernst	1999	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice
DNF	Yann Pestiaux	1998	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice
DNF	Marvin Tasset	1997	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice
DNF	Matthew Overste	1995	Netherlands	Alecto Cycling Team
DNF	Bas Van Der Kooij	1995	Netherlands	Alecto Cycling Team
DNF	Nahom Desale Kalei	1992	Netherlands	Beat Cycling Club
DNF	Daan Hoeyberghs	1994	Belgium	Beat Cycling Club
DNF	Danny Maas	1999	Netherlands	Beat Cycling Club
DNF	Wesley Van Dyck	1994	Belgium	Beat Cycling Club
DNF	Robby Cobbaert	1990	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon
DNF	Cedric Raymackers	1992	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon
DNF	Wim Reynaerts	1995	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon
DNF	Lucas Eamon Franck	1992	USA	Delta Cycling Rotterdam
DNF	Roy Goldstein	1993	Israel	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Guy Sagiv	1994	Israel	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Dennis Van Winden	1987	Netherlands	Israel Cycling Academy
DNF	Henrik Evensen	1994	Norway	Joker Icopal
DNF	Ludvik Holstad	1998	Norway	Joker Icopal
DNF	Fridtjof Røinås	1994	Norway	Joker Icopal
DNF	Jan Brockhoff	1994	Germany	Leopard Pro Cycling
DNF	Konrad Gessner	1995	Germany	Leopard Pro Cycling
DNF	Thijs De Lange	1994	Netherlands	Metec – TKH p/b Mantel
DNF	Patrick Clausen	1990	Denmark	Riwal CeramicSpeed Cycling Team
DNF	Stefan Djurhuus	1990	Denmark	Riwal CeramicSpeed Cycling Team
DNF	Jesper Mørkøv	1988	Denmark	Riwal CeramicSpeed Cycling Team
DNF	Tiago Gomes Antunes	1997	Portugal	SEG Racing Academy
DNF	Marten Kooistra	1997	Netherlands	SEG Racing Academy
DNF	Moreno De Pauw	1991	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF	Sasha Weemaes	1998	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF	Adam Lewis	1995	Great Britain	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon
DNF	Arthur Pagnaer	1995	Belgium	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon
DNF	Tomas Petit	1996	Belgium	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon
DNF	Yorick Slagmulders	1995	Belgium	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon
DNF	Alexander Maes	1993	Belgium	Tarteletto – Isorex
DNF	Rob Ruygh	1986	Netherlands	Tarteletto – Isorex
DNF	Ylber Sefa	1991	Albania	Tarteletto – Isorex
DNF	Louis Bendixen	1995	Denmark	Team Coop
DNF	Gustav Höög	1995	Sweden	Team Coop
DNF	Marc Clauss	1998	Germany	Dauner D&DQ – Akkon
DNF	Colin Heiderscheid	1998	Luxembourg	Dauner D&DQ – Akkon
DNF	Jelle Donders	1993	Belgium	Team Differdange – Losch
DNF	Olivier Pardini	1985	Belgium	Team Differdange – Losch
DNF	Jan Petelin	1996	Luxembourg	Team Differdange – Losch
DNF	Tobias Knaup	1993	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus
DNF	Richard Weinzheimer	1996	Germany	Team Lotto – Kern Haus
DNF	Michel Giesselmann	1999	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW
DNF	Jonas Härtig	1997	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW
DNF	Felix Intra	1995	Germany	Team Sauerland NRW
DNF	Sean De Bie	1991	Belgium	Verandas Willems – Crelan
DNF	Dries De Bondt	1991	Belgium	Verandas Willems – Crelan
DNF	Mathias De Witte	1993	Belgium	Verandas Willems – Crelan
DNF	Huub Duyn	1984	Netherlands	Verandas Willems – Crelan
DNF	Aidis Kruopis	1986	Lithuania	Verandas Willems – Crelan
DNF	Stijn Steels	1989	Belgium	Verandas Willems – Crelan
DNF	Dion Beukeboom	1989	Netherlands	Vlasman Cycling Team
DNF	Jaap Kooijman	1993	Netherlands	Vlasman Cycling Team
DNF	Kelvin Van Den Dool	1995	Netherlands	Vlasman Cycling Team
DNF	Joost Van der Burg	1993	Netherlands	Vlasman Cycling Team
DNF	Tom De Vriendt	1991	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert
DNF	Wesley Kreder	1990	Netherlands	Wanty – Groupe Gobert
DNF	Pieter Vanspeybrouck	1987	Belgium	Wanty – Groupe Gobert
DNF	Kenny Dehaes	1984	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect
DNF	Alex Kirsch	1992	Luxembourg	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect
DNF	Franklin Six	1996	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect
DNF	Lionel Taminiaux	1996	Belgium	WB Veranclassic Aqua Protect