ACC CONTERN

For ist first edition in Niederanven, the International Cyclo-cross of the ACC Contern can once again show a nice line-up with riders out of several countries in Luxembourg.

Jempy Drucker in Oostmalle in 2007

One attraction for the local fans will be without doubt the participation of Jempy Drucker, one of his very rare appearences in the country. Eventually, the boy who has cyclo-cross in his blood has chosen to compete continously against the very best of the discipline and therefore has most of his starts in Belgium, where the heart of the sports beats. With a nice success tough, since his win in the junior World-Cup in St Wendel in 2004 was followed by numerous nice placings in the youth categories: for example 6th in the Junior European Championships 2004 and 8th in the U23 World Championships in Zeddam in 2006. Last seasen, Jempy wasn't at his best in the World Championships, but his postions in the different rankings at the end of the season prove that he is one of the best U23 cyclo-crossers in the world: 11th in the World Cup, 7th of the GVA Trophy and 5th overall in the Superprestige. In Luxemburg, Drucker has collected over the years 6 National titles and last year, he has won for the first time in his career an International Elite cyclo-cross in Mühlenbach. For the season 2007/2008, the Fidea rider is more motivated than ever and he has done a serious road preparation during the summer with for example a 3rd place in the Volta a Leida in Spain, a 2nd place at the Mainfranken-Tour (6th overall) or a silver medal in the Luxemburg National championships. This hard labour has already been rewarded off-road with a third place in his first cyclo-cross of this season in Neerpelt, despite a crash. After that, the Fidea rider had less luck and sickness kept him away from the races for a few weeks. On October 28th in Niederanven, Jempy Drucker II will make his comback in the international circuit and he surely wants to do better than his father, who was second behind Dutch rider Noel Van der Leij in Contern in 1986. Besides Drucker, more of the best Luxemburgish specialists are expected to line up, but not the reigning National Champion Gusty Bausch.

Davy Commeyne Asper-Gavere 2006

The Belgian rider will of course line up at home, in Zonhoven, but some of them will do the journey to Niederanven, like Davy Commeyne. The 25th of the UCI world rankings will surely be the favourite number one because he seems in form: 5th recently in Lebbeke behind Franzoi, 9th in Knokke-Heist or 11th in Harderwijk behind Sven Nijs. The former Junior National Champion has climbed three times onto the podium at U23 world championships (two bronze and one silver medals), without ever being able to claim the title. Commeyne made a big entrance on the professional circuit in 2002 with a win in Ostende and, two years later, he won the race in Dottignies in front of the world's best riders. He has also finished 2nd in Oostmalle and 3rd in Hoogstraaten, two of Belgium's most prestigious events. Last year, the Palmans rider took again a bunch of good places: 2nd in Dudzele, 3rd in Knokke, 6th in Dottignies, 8th in Niel, 9th in Overijse, in Hamme-Zogge and in Vossem as well as a 10th position in Asper-Gavere. Just like Commeyne, Wesley Van der Linden has failed to win a world championship by little, beaten by home rider Enirco Franzoi in the Monopoli U23 race. He had dominated the whole season with victories in Hoogherheide, Lievin, Kalmthout, Aalter, Frankfurt, St-Michielsgesteel and Ruddervorde. The following year, the Belgian National champion of the yeras 2003 and 2004 dominated again the U23 field with wins in Diegem, Gavere, St. Michielsgesteel, Guipuzcoa, Loenhout and Hoogstraten.

Arne Daelmans in Oostmalle 2007

After a disillusion at the world championships in Pont-chateau, where he finished 10th after having been anounced as the big favourite, Van der Lincen chose to turn his back to the mud and try a career on the road. He did some good performance in races like Paris-Corrèze, the Tour of Austria or the Tour de l'Avenir (he wore the best climber jersey) and this winter, the newly recruted Sunweb rider decided to return to cyclo-cross and he took already one victory in Vendin and a second place in Le Quesnoy (France). Arne Daelmans will be for the second time at the start of the ACC Contern cyclo-cross. The three times winner of the cyclo-cross in Muhlenbach has become professional only late at 28 years. But since 2001, he has scored some very important victories like in Rijkevoersel, Lille or Oostmalle and first-class placings like on the Koppenberg (2nd in 2003), at the GP Adrie Van der Poel (3rd in 2004) or at the Belgian National Championships (4th in 2003 and 2004). Unfortunately, the career of the tall Belgian was brutally interrupted in Summer 2004 due to a nasty crash in the Regio-Tour. A broken knee has prevented Daelmans from riding for over a year and he made his comeback in 2005 with a third place in Contern and a 2nd one in Rikjevoersel

Van der Linden - Van den Bosch - Scheirlinckx
(Photos: Sunweb, Palmans, Landbouwkrediet)

Daelmans has never reached the same level again than before his accident, but he is still used to podium places in Belgium and Luxembourg like over the last two years in Kayl (3rd), Leudelange (3rd), Differdange (2nd) and Muhlenbach (2nd). Daelmans took also the bronze medal on the Belgian National Championships for elite without contract riders behind Van Santvliet and Willemssens. Tom Van den Bosch, on his side, is only at the beginning of his career and he thinks that the 2007/2008 season, his first as elite-rider, will be a good one. It started out really well for the Palmans rider who took already three victories in races for riders without contract (Wiekevorst, Kessel-Fort, Heusden-Zolder) and has finished 24th in the first Superprestige event in Ruddervoorde. He was very good as young rider and took a silver medal in the Junior Belgian National Championships and a bronze medal in the military world championships. Last year, for his last U23 season, Van den Bosch has finished 8th of the final Superprestige rankings and 15th of the world championships in Hooglede-Gits. Bert Scheirlinkx is a good and complete road-racer, who can defend his chances as well in a bunch sprint than in a mountain stage. His best results are 7th in Dwaars door Vlaanderen, 9th in the GP de Wallonie, 3rd at the Tro Bro Leon and 4th in Rund um Köln. Lest year, Scheirlinckx has won in Gerhaardsbergen and taken another bunch of good places: 2nd at the Polynormande, 3rd of the Hel van het Mergelland, 3rd of a stage at the Tour de l'Ain and at the Circuito Montanes, where he has only been beaten in the sprint by Danilo Hondo, 9th overall of Paris-Correze. Unfortunately, he was involved in a crash at the GP E3 in march 2007 and broke his collarbone twice, which of course was a major setback for him regarding the rest of the season. Together with his brother Staf, now rider at Cofidis, Bert used to line-up in cyclo-cross races in his younger years. After having matched with the likes of Wellens, Commeyne or Van Tourenhout in the novices and junior categories, the two brothers now want to return regularily to the discipline which they liked very much.

Chrobak and Hekele on the podium 2006
Emil Hekele devant Jan Chrobak

Emile Hekele ahead of Jan Chrobak (Contern 2006)

The Czech delegation will be present in Contern again, headed this time by Jan Chrobak. He is one of the best performers in Swiss events or in the Budvar Cup in his home country, where he is among the Top 10 on a regular basis. Last season, he had for example a 4th place in Pilzen and Kolin, but also a second position in Louny, where only former world champion Zdenek Mlynar was faster than him. Chrobak also was part of the Czech World-cup team last season, which is a strong performance given the opposition by riders like Stybar, Simunek, Ausbuher or Mlynar. In Contern, he had finished 6th in 2004 before stepping onto the podium last year. It was in the very last meters that David Willemsens got rid of him and he was only a few seconds late at the finish. This winter, Jan has already competed in the Budvar-cup, named now TOI-TOI cup and has taken 7th positions in Unieov and Louny, as well as 8th place in Hlinsko. Emil Hekele, the 7th of the U23 world championships in Poprad, is also used to honour places in Luxemburg and particularely in Contern (3rd in 2004 and 2006, 7th in 2005). Last season, he took Top 10 places on a regular basis in Czech, Swiss (5th in Schmerikon, 8th in Dagmarsellen), Luxemburgish (6th in Muhlenbach) and German races. The young Lukas Prihoda, winner of the Grand-prix Comat in the junior category in 2004 is busy on his second season with the U23. He was among the best juniors of his country with a 15th position in the World Championships in Zeddam and wants to make some good results in the U23 category this season. They will be joined in Niederanven by some of their country-mates like Martin Nemecek or Michal Binda and mountain-bike specialist Jan Skarnitzel. The 9th of the U23 world championships this summer in Fort Williams is one of the riders who combine very well the two disciplines because in cyclo-cross, he has on his palmares a 6th place in the junior world championships 2005 and 6th and 7th places in the U23 European Championships.

Sickmüller and Birkenfeld (photo: rene-birkenfeld.de)

The two last German Champions are also expected in Niederanven. The reigning champion, René Birkenfeld has dominated the cyclo-cross in Germany last year with 2 victories (Lohne and Gelenau) as well as 6 podium places in the Deutschland-Cup, which also meant the overall victory in this series for him. A 7th place in the World-cup event of Hoogherheide also has given an international note to his good season. Of course, Birkenfeld has prepared well for this season to show his National jersey, on the road with for example a stage victory and a 5th place overall in the FDB Insurance Ras in Ireland and on the mountain bike with for example a 4th place in the Trans-Germany stage race or a 6th position in the Cape Epic race in South Africa. The hard work seems to pay off because this winter, the Stevens rider has already taken a second and a third place in the two events of Hambourg behind Groenendaal and a third place in the TOI-TOI Cup of Louny behind Zdenek Stybar. The same Stybar who has won the World-cup race last Sunday in Kalmthout, where Birkenfeld finished in 24th position. Johannes Sickmüller was German champion in 2006 and runner-up behind his team-mate in 2007. He is also a good mountain-bike rider and collects the medals in the National championships of both disciplines. Last year, he has finished 13th of the world-cup race in Hoogerheide and this winter, he has already taken some Top Ten placings: 2 times 4th in Hamburg, 7th in Hlinsko and 9th in Pilsen. Sickmüller has participated in the cyclo-cross in Contern during the year 2005, where he has been beaten by Klaas Vantornout only in the very last lap and he took revange for the second place a few weeks later by winning the cross in Mühlenbach in very impressive manner.

David Derepas in Hooglede-Gits

David Derepas, who has been one of the best cyclo-cross riders of his country for nearly 10 years now. He is a real allrounder who practices also on the road with for example a ninth place during a stage of the Giro d'Italia or on the track with two French National Championships titles. The international cyclo-cross career of David Derepas took off down in 1996 with an 5th place at the junior world championships. Then followed an 8th position at the U23 world championships 1999 and a 4th behind Wellens, Vannoppen and Commeyne in the year 2000. In addition to several victories in regional events, the rider from VC Roubaix showed himself mainly in the French National series, the Challenge National (4 podium places, a 4th place overall in 2005 and a 6th place overall in 2006). At the opening act of this season in Sarrebourg, the second of the National championships in 2002 took the 6th position behind Francis Mourey. Last year, Derepas finished 4th of the cyclo-cross in Roubaix, beaten only in the very last lap by DeKnegt, Verwecken and Gadret, 4th in the French National Championships, 16th in the World Championships in Hooglede-Gits as well as 16th, 2 times 18th and 2 times 20th in world-cup events. Some of the best riders of the Lorraine region will also come along with Derepas, like Renaud Vaubourg, the actual 6th of the U23 Challenge National and regional champion of Lorraine, winner of the cyclo-cross in St-Dié last week-end, Pascal Perrin, 2 victories this year and second in St-Dié, as wekk as Raymond Chainel, 3rd in St-Dié.

From Spain, Isaac Suarez will come to Luxemburg, the U23 National champion of the year 2001. Last year, he finished second at the elite National Championships and added three victories to his palmares (Oviedo, Manzanares, Valencia). During his career, he has also finished second of the International cyclo-cross of Ispaster and won in Mujica.

REPORT

Kirchen, Drucker, Derepas, Sickmüller, Birkenfeld, Asselborn

After acts in Walsdorf, Contern, Steinsel, Kirchberg or Gonderange, the 2007 edition of the international cyclo-cross of the ACC Contern has taken place on a cloudy Sunday in Niederanven, with the traditionnal event in Contern being postponed until the National Championships in January 2008. The new course around the sports and leisure centrum "Am Sand" caused some controvery: physical and tough according to some riders, too easy and fast according to others. One thing is sure, the course brought some spectacular racing for the spectators wiht lots of suspense until near the end. If the riders spent most of the time in small groups, one of them showed out to be stronger than the others, both phisically and mentaly: Johannes Sickmüller. The German rider waited for his chance patiently, hanging at the back of the front group, before accelerating wiht two laps to go and take a nice solo victory ahead of Frenchman David Derepas and his team-mate René Birkenfeld.

Chrobak, Commeyne, Birkenfeld, Derepas, Suarez

37 riders took off at 15h15 o'clock and Belgian rider Davy Commeyne, 25th of the world rankings and big favourite, was the first to enter the off-road sections, soon relayed by the Spaniard Isaac Suarez. After that, it was René Birkenfeld who accelerated and the field was strung out in a long line with some gaps beginning to show. In the second lap, a front group of 8 riders had formed with most of the favourites in it: Birkenfeld and Sickmüller the Germans, Commeyne and Van den Bosch the Belgians, Suarez from Spain, Chrobak the Czech rider, Derepas from France and Luxemburgish rider Jempy Drucker. The next chasers were named Daelmans, Vaubourg, Hekele and Skarnitzl and they were only a few seconds back.

But the hopes of the Luxemburgish public quickly faded away when Drucker had a mechanical problem and lost more than a minute on one lap. Suarez also lost some ground and so, they were only 6 left in the lead, and those six would show a tight battle until the end.

Johannes Sickmüller

Birkenfeld and Chrobak were the most active riders and attacked several times, just like Derepas who would have preferred a more difficult course. Davy Commeine and Sickmüller stayed calmly in the wheels, they left some small gaps from time to time but were nver really dropped. Tactical race or physical weakness ? Sickmüller gave the answer to that question by attacking sharply with two laps to go and surprising his opponents. The other riders were afraid of Birkenfeld who had made a very big impression until then and hesitated to open the chase: the winner of Mühlenbach 2006 was gone. "This course suits me very well and I will be able to get onto the podium and maybe even win", the German had said before the race and he was busy showing it. .

Behind Sickmüller, Chrobak made most of the work, before David Derepas managed to get off alone in the poursuit. But the task was difficult for him because the leader, in his fluid and powerfull style, had already more than 20 seconds advantage. Finally, Johannes Sickmüller had time to celebrate his first season win and crossed the finish line with 18 seconds advantage on Derepas.

Jempy Drucker

The third place was decided in a sprint between Birkenfeld, Commeyne and Chrobak, where the eventual German champion gained the right to climb onto the podium next to his team-mate. While the cyclo-cross of the ACC Contern has been dominated for more than a decade by the Belgian riders, none of them even managed to get onto the podium in 2007. What a surprise !!!

The young Tom Van den Bosch, who sat in the leading group for a long time, took sixth place ahead of Jan Skarnitzl, who had a very strong finish to take the place of best U23 rider. And what about Jempy Drucker? After his flat tyre, the Fidea rider found himself in 30th position of the race, but he didn't want to give up. One by one, Drucker gained positions and managed to get into a second group with riders like Daelmans, Perrin, Denolf, Hekele and Vaubourg. But he had lost a lot of strengh already and as U23 rider, he isn't used to racing a full 60 minutes. Jempy finally finished in 13th position, a little bit more than 2 minutes late on Sickmüller. Pascal Triebel also did a good race, he managed to hold onto Drucker's wheel for some time and finished on a nice 15th place as second-best Luxemburgish rider.

Grand-prix Comat for women, novices and juniors:

If there was a lot of suspense until the very end in the main race, this clearly wasn't the case in the youth categories where Christine Kovelter, Bob Jungels and Vincent Dias Dos Santos dominated the race without ever being in danger.

Vincent Dias Dos Santos

29 riders showed up for the 19th Grand-prix Comat, a lot more than used to do in the past years. From the very beginning, Vincent Dias Dos Santos took the lead and when the first difficult sections of the course were in sight, he had already taken off. With good technical skills, strong and fluid, the young rider regularely increased his lead on Josef Rauber. The defending champion couldn't do anything against Dias Dos Santos, finally lost 1'22" and had to battle hard in order to maintain his second place against Schlechter and the young Belgian Denolf

In the novice category, the winner was ... UC Dippach. The team showed up with nearly half of the participants in this category and with Bob Jungels, Alex Kirsch, Kevin Feiereisen and Nicolas Kleman, they took the four best places in the race in this order. The first lady was also from Dippach and is named Christine Kovelter. While National champion Nathalie Lamborelle was absent, Kovelter had no problems in holding off the young Trixie Godart and could proudly show her 11th place in the common rankings with the novices.

Kim Kirchen et les participants du Yuppi's Trophy

Before the Grand-prix Comat, the day had been animated by the Kim Kirchen fan-club and some activities around the person of the T-Mobile rider. Around 40 leisure cyclists had the possibility to go with Kim on a training rider of one hour and a half, before chatting with him around a fresh beer. After that, Kirchen showed up at the Yuppi's Trophy for young riders, giving some precious advice to the 52 participants and smiling for souvenir pictures. A very busy day in Niederanven for the International cyclo-cross that surely was worth all the work that it cost.

PICTURES

RESULTS

1st Grand-prix de la Commune de Niederanven

Elite / U23


				10 laps: 26,00 km
				26.97 km/h

Place	Nr	Code UCI	Name	Team	Cat		Time	Gap


1	15	GER19820318	SICKMÜLLER Johannes	RSV Harvestehuder	ELIT		00:57:50
2	18	FRA19780309	DEREPAS David	ASPTT Dijon	ELIT		00:58:08	00:18
3	16	GER19830519	BIRKENFELD René	RSV Harvestehuder	ELIT		00:58:12	00:22
4	21	BEL19800514	COMMEYNE Davy		ELIT		00:58:12	00:22
5	8	CZE19790209	CHROBAK Jan		ELIT		00:58:12	00:22
6	4	BEL19850506	VAN DEN BOSCH Tom	Palmans-Collstrop	ELIT		00:58:49	00:59
7	10	CZE19860711	SKARNITZL Jan		E.23	1	00:58:52	01:02
8	3	ESP19790729	SUAREZ FERNANDEZ Isaac	La Paz Club Ciclista	ELIT		00:58:52	01:02
9	36	FRA19861120	VAUBOURG Renaud	SC Sarreguemines	E.23	2	00:59:49	01:59
10	9	CZE19770331	HEKELE Emil		ELIT		00:59:51	02:01
11	23	BEL19870520	DENOLF Gianni	Palmans-Collstrop	E.23	3	00:59:51	02:01
12	31	FRA19741031	PERRIN Pascal	ASPTT Nancy	ELIT		01:00:03	02:13
13	17	LUX19860903	DRUCKER Jempy	LP Mühlenbach	E.23	4	01:00:07	02:17
14	33	BEL19730416	DAELMANS Arne	Klaipeda Splendid	ELIT		01:00:35	02:45
15	24	LUX19660609	TRIEBEL Pascal	LC Tétange	ELIT		01:00:54	03:04
16	2	GER19880223	WEBER Sascha	RSC St. Wendel	E.23	5	01:01:16	03:26
17	35	BEL19820307	VAN DER LINDEN Wesley	Hamme-Zogge	ELIT		01:01:33	03:43
18	19	GER19860604	BERTRAM David	Saarbrücken	E.23	6	01:01:38	03:48
19	1	LUX19870516	CLAEREBOUT David	LC Kayl	E.23	7	01:01:46	03:56
20	28	BEL19820329	VAN DER VEKEN Jorn	Profel Ziegler Team	ELIT		01:02:15	04:25
21	30	FRA19870616	CHAINEL Raymond	ASPTT Nancy	E.23	8	01:02:43	04:53
22	11	CZE19880118	PRIHODA Lukas		E.23	9	01:02:44	04:54
23	22	ESP19730924	FERNANDEZ Constantino	LG Belvaux	ELIT		01:03:00	05:10
24	26	LUX19841113	GRESSNICH Patrick	UC Dippach	ELIT		01:03:16	05:26
25	29	LUX19820202	WURTH Benn	LC Kayl	ELIT		01:04:04	06:14
26	12	CZE19831017	BENDA Michal		ELIT		1 tour
27	13	CZE19890916	NOVY Tomas		E.23	10	1 tour
28	5	LUX19880215	SCHLOESSER David	LC Kayl	E.23	11	1 tour
29	37	LUX19861223	SCHMITT Robert	CCI Differdange CCD	E.23	12	1 tour
30	20	ITA19891215	SERENO Donato	UC Dippach	E.23	13	1 tour
31	7	GER19860518	JUNG Bastian	RF Homburg	E.23	14	1 tour
Ab.	6	BEL19741101	SCHEIRLINCKX Bert	Landbouwkrediet	ELIT

19th Grand-prix COMAT

Juniors


				6 laps: 15,60 km
				24.21 km/h

Place	Nr	Code UCI	Name	Team	Cat	Time	Gap


1	1	LUX19901218	DIAS DOS SANTOS Vincent	LC Tétange	JUN	00:38:40
2	3	GER19900510	RAUBER Josef	RSC St. Wendel	JUN	00:40:02	00:22
3	5	LUX19901026	SCHLECHTER Pit	LC Tétange	JUN	00:40:07	01:27
4	2	BEL19911105	DENOLF Ritchie	Team Oost-West	JUN	00:40:07	01:27
5	7	LUX19910409	FANCK Christophe	LG Alzingen	JUN	00:42:00	03:20
6	8	LUX19911012	GODART François	LG Alzingen	JUN	00:42:12	03:32
7	6	GER19901231	REGENER Robin	VC Diekirch	JUN	00:43:02	04:22
8	10	LUX19911108	KLEPPER Tom	LG Alzingen	JUN	00:45:15	06:35
9	9	LUX19910727	LINSTER Kevin	LG Alzingen	JUN	1 tour
Ab.	4	LUX19910612	BUIJK Jacky	Tooltime Préizerdaul	JUN

19th Grand-prix COMAT

Novices / Women


				5 laps: 12.20 km
				21.26 km/h

Place	Nr	Code UCI	Name	Team	Cat		Time	Gap


1	55	LUX19920922	JUNGELS Bob	UC Dippach	DEB		00:27:27
2	42	LUX19920612	KIRSCH Alex	UC Dippach	DEB		00:28:41	01:14
3	49	LUX19920412	FEIEREISEN Kevin	UC Dippach	DEB		00:28:59	01:32
4	43	LUX19920314	KLEMANN Nicolas	UC Dippach	DEB		00:29:49	02:22
5	50	LUX19920504	THEIS Jérôme	VS Dommeldange	DEB		00:30:49	03:22
6	44	LUX19920521	REICHLING Laurent	Tooltime Préizerdaul	DEB		00:31:11	03:44
7	51	LUX19930827	SCHWARMES Tom	UC Dippach	DEB		00:31:18	03:51
8	45	LUX19920720	CHERRIER Romain	LG Alzingen	DEB		00:32:31	05:04
9	48	LUX19930519	MERTEN Maurizio	UC Dippach	DEB		00:32:31	05:04
10	41	LUX19920815	STEIL Raphaël	UC Dippach	DEB		00:32:57	05:30
11	72	LUX19881013	KOVELTER Christine	UC Dippach	DAME	1	00:34:12	06:45
12	56	BEL19921106	BRAEM Thibault	SAF Zéisseng	DEB		00:34:23	06:56
13	54	LUX19930430	DELLA SCHIAVA Richard	UC Dippach	DEB		00:35:27	08:00
14	52	GER19930726	ZIEGLER Robert	Fraulautern	DEB		00:35:53	08:26
15	73	LUX19890501	GODART Béatrice	LG Alzingen	J/DAME	2	00:36:57	09:30
16	47	LUX19930703	FLESCH Pol	CCI Differdange	DEB		1 tour
17	46	GER19930301	MÜLLER Yannik	RSC Überherrn	DEB		1 tour
18	71	LUX19811119	MOUSTY Tanja	Tooltime Préizerdaul	DAME	3	1 tour
Ab.	53	LUX19920520	REICHLING Lex	Tooltime Préizerdaul	DEB

Yuppi's Trophy

Bambi 1


Place	Nr	Name	Team	Time

1	5	Wagner Jordi	LG Alzingen	2'01
2	2	Otten Yannick	LP Schifflange
3	9	Maus Laetitia	LC Tétange
4	7	Kockelmann Elisa	UC Dippach
5	11	Bäcker Philip	UC Dippach
6	8	Marques Rafael	Esch/Alzette
7	1	Braun Luc	LP Schifflange
8	3	Conter Mika	Fentange
9	10	Nothum Lis	Stadtbredimus
10	6	Schmit Sam	Bettembourg

Yuppi's Trophy

Bambi 2


Place	Nr	Name	Team	Time

1	29	Merges Jeff	LG Alzingen	6'40
2	24	Bemtgen Tim	LP Schifflange
3	22	Kelsen Bo	UC Dippach
4	27	Schartz Lena	LP Schifflange
5	30	Rees Cecilia	VC Schengen
6	21	Illuzzi Francesco	Schifflange
7	28	Reckermann Kenny Neal	VV Tool Time
8	23	Turchi Mara	UC Dippach
9	32	Nothum Pol	VC Schengen
10	26	Bruck Lou	Rameldange
11	31	Kruse Jessica	UC Dippach
12	25	Keipes Lisa	Grevenmacher

Yuppi's Trophy

Bambi 3


Place	Nr	Name	Team	Time

1	44	Conter Ken	LP Schifflange	10'30
2	43	Parrotta Tristan	UC Dippach
3	46	Zaunz Alex	LP Schifflange
4	45	Kockelmann Raphaël	UC Dippach
5	47	Bour Gilles	Bous
6	42	Wolmering Vicky	LG Alzingen
7	48	Marx Chris	VS Dommeldange
8	41	Bredemus Jordy	Oberanven

Yuppi's Trophy

Benjamin 1


Place	Nr	Name	Team	Time

1	66	Andriolo Fabien	LP Schifflange	12'23
2	71	Wirtgen Luc	UC Dippach
3	64	Heiderscheid Colin	UC Dippach
4	74	Bäcker Max	UC Dippach
5	73	Johanns Chris	SAF Zéisseng
6	76	Faber Nicolas	UC Dippach
7	77	Fries Noah	LC Tétange
8	69	Magar Alex	LP Schifflange
9	63	Schmit Jon-Li	UC Dippach
10	65	Schartz Jeff	LP Schifflange
11	62	Halsdorf Gary	LP Schifflange
12	72	Rees Edie Antonia	VC Schengen
13	75	Klopp Sophie	Hostert
14	67	Reckermann Jesse	VV Tooltime
15	70	Georges Jenny	VV Tooltime
16	68	Murray Nathalie Claire	Hostert
17	61	Bredemus Kyra	Niederanven

Yuppi's Trophy

Benjamin 2


Place	Nr	Name	Team	Time

1	93	Rees Tom	VC Schengen	15'52
2	94	Kruse Jérôme	UC Dippach
3	91	Erpelding Sascha	UC Dippach
4	92	Blom Pit	LG Anzingen
5	95	Drinkwater Charles	Alzingen

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