Primus Classic: Festival de Trentin

??@MATTEOTRENTIN of ??@quickstepteam wins ??#PrimusClassic Impanis-Van Petegem pic.twitter.com/dPAGhzNMsc

— World Cycling Stats (@wcstats) 16 de septiembre de 2017

Trentin sobre Drucker © twitter

Redacción / Ciclo 21

El italiano Matteo Trentin (Quick Step) sigue en plena forma tras sus recientes cuatro victorias en la Vuelta a España y ganó este sábado en solitario la séptima edición de la Primus Classic -exGP Impanis-  prueba belga 1.1 UCI entre Brakel y Boortmeerbeek sobre un recorrido de 199,6 kilómetros.

Trentin firmó la 51ª victoria 2017 de su equipo tras la del colombiano Fernando Gaviria –ganador en 2016– en el Campeonato de Flandes. El luxemburgués Jean-Pierre Drucker (BMC) -al que dejó a 2 kilómetros del final- y el alemán André Greipel (Lotto), el más rápido del grupo ante Gaviria, le acompañaron en el podio.

Fran Ventoso -compañero de Drucker- fue el único español en meta tras el abandono del sub-26 Mikel Aristi, próximo corredor del Euskadi-Murias

CLASIFICACIÓN COMPLETA

1	Matteo Trentin	1989	Italy	Quick-Step Floors	4:36:03
2	Jempy Drucker	1986	Luxembourg	BMC Racing Team	08″
3	André Greipel	1982	Germany	Lotto – Soudal	18″
4	Fernando Gaviria	1994	Colombia	Quick-Step Floors	18″
5	Andrea Pasqualon	1988	Italy	Wanty-Groupe	18″
6	Romain Cardis	1992	France	Direct Energie	18″
7	Coen Vermeltfoort	1988	Netherlands	Roompot-Ned.Loterij	18″
8	Amund Grøndahl Jansen	1994	Norway	LottoNL – Jumbo	18″
9	Jonas Rickaert	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	18″
10	Benjamin Giraud	1986	France	Delko Marseille – Provence KTM	18″
11	Kevyn Ista	1984	Belgium	WB Veranclassic	18″
12	Charlie Arimont	1996	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	18″
13	Olivier Pardini	1985	Belgium	WB Veranclassic	18″
14	Floris Gerts	1992	Netherlands	BMC Racing Team	18″
15	Rick Zabel	1993	Germany	Team Katusha	18″
16	Benoit Jarrier	1989	France	Fortuneo – Oscaro	18″
17	Timothy Dupont	1987	Belgium	Veranda’s Willems	18″
18	Kenny Dehaes	1984	Belgium	Wanty-Groupe	18″
19	Martin Elmiger	1978	Switzerland	BMC Racing Team	18″
20	Mark Renshaw	1982	Australia	Team Dimension Data	18″
21	Guillaume Van Keirsbulck	1991	Belgium	Wanty-Groupe	18″
22	Angelo Tulik	1990	France	Direct Energie	18″
23	Dimitri Peyskens	1991	Belgium	WB Veranclassic	18″
24	Iljo Keisse	1982	Belgium	Quick-Step Floors	18″
25	Franklin Six	1996	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	18″
26	Reinardt Janse Van Rensburg	1989	South Africa	Team Dimension Data	18″
27	Frederik Backaert	1990	Belgium	Wanty-Groupe	18″
28	Maximiliano Richeze	1983	Argentina	Quick-Step Floors	18″
29	Niels De Rooze	1992	Belgium	Tarteletto – Isorex	18″
30	Dennis Coenen	1991	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon	18″
31	Andre Looij	1995	Netherlands	Roompot-Ned.Loterij	18″
32	Taco Van der Hoorn	1993	Netherlands	Roompot-Ned.Loterij	18″
33	Stijn Devolder	1979	Belgium	Veranda’s Willems	18″
34	Piotr Havik	1994	Netherlands	Team Katusha	18″
35	Gerry Druyts	1991	Belgium	Pauwels Sauzen – Vastgoedservice	18″
36	Alexey Vermeulen	1994	USA	LottoNL – Jumbo	18″
37	Roy Jans	1990	Belgium	WB Veranclassic	18″
38	Arnaud Gérard	1984	France	Fortuneo – Oscaro	18″
39	Przemyslaw Kasperkiewicz	1994	Poland	Quick-Step Floors	18″
40	Ludovic Robeet	1994	Belgium	WB Veranclassic	18″
41	Rob Ruygh	1986	Netherlands	Tarteletto – Isorex	18″
42	Twan Castelijns	1989	Netherlands	LottoNL – Jumbo	18″
43	Mark McNally	1989	Great Britain	Wanty-Groupe	18″
44	Jacob Scott	1995	Great Britain	An Post – Chainreaction	18″
45	Dries De Bondt	1991	Belgium	Veranda’s Willems	23″
46	Maarten Wynants	1982	Belgium	LottoNL – Jumbo	23″
47	Fabio Sabatini	1985	Italy	Quick-Step Floors	25″
48	Mathias De Witte	1993	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon	28″
49	Florian Vachon	1985	France	Fortuneo – Oscaro	28″
50	Marvin Tasset	1997	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	28″
51	Antonie Warnier	1993	Belgium	WB Veranclassic	28″
52	Ludwig De Winter	1992	Belgium	WB Veranclassic	28″
53	Jan Reynaerts	1997	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon	28″
54	Jimmy Janssens	1989	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon	32″
55	Anthony Debuy	1996	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	32″
56	Jenthe Biermans	1995	Belgium	Team Katusha	32″
57	Robby Cobbaert	1990	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon	32″
58	Jordi Van Dingenen	1996	Belgium	Pauwels Sauzen – Vastgoedservice	32″
59	Berden De Vries	1989	Netherlands	Roompot-Ned.Loterij	32″
60	Ben Hermans	1986	Belgium	BMC Racing Team	32″
61	Antoine Loy	1996	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	32″
62	Patrick Muller	1996	Switzerland	BMC Racing Team	32″
63	Paul Martens	1983	Germany	LottoNL – Jumbo	32″
64	Martijn Keizer	1988	Netherlands	LottoNL – Jumbo	32″
65	Kevin Ledanois	1993	France	Fortuneo – Oscaro	32″
66	Loic Vliegen	1993	Belgium	BMC Racing Team	39″
67	Maximilien Picoux	1995	Belgium	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon	39″
68	Brecht Ruyters	1993	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon	39″
69	Marcel Sieberg	1982	Germany	Lotto – Soudal	39″
70	Jens Debusschere	1989	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	42″
71	Otto Vergaerde	1994	Belgium	Veranda’s Willems	44″
72	Bert Van Lerberghe	1992	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	44″
73	Bernhard Eisel	1981	Austria	Team Dimension Data	48″
74	Eliot Lietaer	1990	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	48″
75	Tom De Vriendt	1991	Belgium	Wanty-Groupe	48″
76	Dries Devenyns	1983	Belgium	Quick-Step Floors	1′ 01″
77	Kenny Molly	1996	Belgium	Fortuneo – Oscaro	1′ 01″
78	Nick Dougall	1992	South Africa	Team Dimension Data	1′ 01″
79	Martijn Budding	1995	Netherlands	Roompot-Ned.Loterij	1′ 01″
80	Alex Kirsch	1992	Luxembourg	WB Veranclassic	1′ 01″
81	Vyacheslav Kuznetsov	1989	Russia	Team Katusha	1′ 01″
82	Aidis Kruopis	1986	Litauen	Veranda’s Willems	1′ 15″
83	Tiesj Benoot	1994	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	1′ 22″
84	Gatis Smukulis	1987	Latvia	Delko Marseille – Provence KTM	1′ 32″
85	Thomas Sprengers	1990	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	1′ 57″
86	Jasper De Buyst	1993	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	2′ 09″
87	Stijn Steels	1989	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise	2′ 16″
88	Perrig Quemeneur	1984	France	Direct Energie	4′ 13″
89	Lilian Calmejane	1992	France	Direct Energie	4′ 13″
90	Romain Sicard	1988	France	Direct Energie	4′ 13″
91	Jeremy Cornu	1991	France	Direct Energie	4′ 13″
92	Jonathan Hivert	1985	France	Direct Energie	4′ 13″
93	Jose Goncalves	1989	Portugal	Team Katusha	4′ 13″
94	Jonathan Couanon	1997	France	Delko Marseille – Provence KTM	6′ 22″
95	Emils Liepins	1992	Latvia	Delko Marseille – Provence KTM	6′ 22″
96	Sean McKenna	1994	Ireland	An Post – Chainreaction	6′ 22″
97	Romain Guillemois	1991	France	Direct Energie	8′ 25″
98	David Boucher	1980	Belgium	Pauwels Sauzen – Vastgoedservice	9′ 46″
99	Norman Vahtra	1996	Estonia	Ago – Aquaservice	9′ 46″
100	Arthur Baude	1998	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	9′ 46″
101	Christophe Premont	1989	Belgium	Veranda’s Willems	9′ 46″
102	Jelle Mannaerts	1991	Belgium	Tarteletto – Isorex	9′ 46″
103	Timothy Stevens	1989	Belgium	Pauwels Sauzen – Vastgoedservice	9′ 46″
104	Edward Walsh	1996	Canada	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon	9′ 46″
105	Kevin De Jonghe	1991	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon	9′ 46″
106	Thierry Hupond	1984	France	Delko Marseille – Provence KTM	9′ 46″
107	Robert Wagner	1983	Germany	LottoNL – Jumbo	9′ 46″
108	Nikolas Maes	1986	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	9′ 46″
109	Sean De Bie	1991	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal	9′ 46″
110	Thomas Gibbons	1989	USA	Wanty-Groupe	9′ 46″
111	Johannes De Paepe	1992	Belgium	Cibel – Cebon	9′ 46″
112	Merlijn Decoster	1994	Belgium	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon	9′ 46″
113	Bram Welten	1997	Netherlands	BMC Racing Team	9′ 46″
114	Francisco Ventoso	1982	Spain	BMC Racing Team	9′ 46″
115	Pierre Goebeert	1997	Belgium	Ago – Aquaservice	9′ 46″
116	Franck Bonnamour	1995	France	Fortuneo – Oscaro	9′ 46″
DNS	Dan Gardner	1996	Great Britain	An Post – Chainreaction
DNS	Ryan Gibbons	1994	South Africa	Team Dimension Data
DNS	Dylan Groenewegen	1993	Netherlands	LottoNL – Jumbo
DNS	Huub Duyn	1984	Netherlands	Veranda’s Willems
DNF	Bas Tietema	1995	Netherlands	An Post – Chainreaction
DNF	Massimo Vanderaerden	1995	Belgium	An Post – Chainreaction
DNF	Mikel Aristi Gardoki	1993	Spain	Delko Marseille – Provence KTM
DNF	Martin Laas	1993	Estonia	Delko Marseille – Provence KTM
DNF	Daniel McLay	1992	Great Britain	Fortuneo – Oscaro
DNF	Enzo Wouters	1996	Belgium	Lotto – Soudal
DNF	Alexander Geuens	1994	Belgium	Pauwels Sauzen – Vastgoedservice
DNF	Brent Van de Kerkhove	1994	Belgium	Pauwels Sauzen – Vastgoedservice
DNF	Davide Martinelli	1993	Italy	Quick-Step Floors
DNF	Martin Velits	1985	Slovakia	Quick-Step Floors
DNF	Etienne Van Empel	1994	Netherlands	Roompot-Ned.Loterij
DNF	Moreno De Pauw	1991	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF	Ruben Pols	1994	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF	Jens Wallays	1992	Belgium	Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise
DNF	Auxence Buntinx	1996	Belgium	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon
DNF	William Elliott	1995	Canada	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon
DNF	Guillaume Haag	1989	Belgium	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon
DNF	Max Emil Kørner	1991	Norway	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon
DNF	Caine Van Mol	1995	Belgium	T.Palm – Pole Continental Wallon
DNF	Jonathan Breyne	1991	Belgium	Tarteletto – Isorex
DNF	Jonas Goeman	1993	Belgium	Tarteletto – Isorex
DNF	Laurent Pieters	1994	Belgium	Tarteletto – Isorex
DNF	Kevin Verwaest	1989	Belgium	Tarteletto – Isorex
DNF	Mark Cavendish	1985	Great Britain	Team Dimension Data
DNF	Adrien Niyonshuti	1987	Rwanda	Team Dimension Data
DNF	Johann Van Zyl	1991	South Africa	Team Dimension Data
DNF	Marco Mathis	1994	Germany	Team Katusha
DNF	Baptiste Planckaert	1988	Belgium	Team Katusha
DNF	Jhonatan Restrepo	1994	Colombia	Team Katusha
DNF	Sander Cordeel	1987	Belgium	Veranda’s Willems
DNF	Fredrik Veuchelen	1978	Belgium	Wanty-Groupe