Cyclo-cross – Cyclo-cross – 2021 French Championships: the classification of the women’s race

CYCLO-CROSS – WORLD CUP 2020-2021 – Without a rival, Mathieu van der Poel defeated the competitors this Sunday, in Hulst (Netherlands), theater of the 4th spherical of the World Cup. The Dutch, reigning world champion, placed on a present of power, leaving no likelihood for Wout Van Aert, second at one minute and thirty seconds. Tom Pidcock, third, accomplished the podium.

Mathieu van der Poel is victorious for the third time in three days in 2021. This Sunday, the Dutchman was fairly merely monstrous on the unprecedented circuit of Hulst, in the Netherlands, to clinch his eighth success this season. Author of a wonderful begin on the entrance line, van der Poel went it alone throughout most of the race, dominating the debates throughout the 10 laps on the program this Sunday. This is his second bouquet in the World Cup in 2020-2021, after profitable in Namur.

Second, Wout Van Aert didn’t exist. After a median begin, the Belgian, chief of the basic classification of the World Cup, made many errors at the begin of the race, and specifically when altering his bike. In the finish, he completed 1’31 behind his finest Dutch enemy, whom he had largely dominated final week in Dendermonde (Belgium). The shepherd’s response to the shepherdess. British Tom pidcock completes the podium, after having been in the wheel of Van Aert for a very long time.

Once once more we have witnessed the supremacy of @mathieuvdpoel. This is your podium:

1️⃣ @mathieuvdpoel
2️⃣ @WoutvanAert
3️⃣ @Tompid #CXWorldCup pic.twitter.com/CigOOAvu7N

– UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup (@UCIcyclocrossWC) January 3, 2021

The basic classification of the Cyclo-cross World Cup

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Mathieu van der Poel risale al secondo posto in Coppa del Mondo e insidia il primato di Wout Van Aert.

Il Campione del Mondo ha dominato la prova di Hulst lasciando il rivale diretto in seconda posizione. Al terzo posto ha chiuso Tom Pidcock 🔽#Hulst pic.twitter.com/Z3vuMabbIl

– CyclingTime (@Cyclingtimenews) January 3, 2021

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