<figure ><img title="2015 UCI Road World Championships, Richmond, VA" src="http://cdn.velonews.competitor.com/files/2015/09/GallwinsJMRR_Richmond2015-001-320x212.jpg"/><p>Felix Gall won the junior men's road race after a long breakaway, with Clement Betouigt-Suire of France just missing with a unique bike throw. Photo: Casey B. Gibson | <a href="http://www.cbgphoto.com">www.cbgphoto.com</a></p></figure><p>Austria’s Felix Gall came out on top in a rainy junior men’s road race in Richmond, Virginia on Saturday. The 17-year-old powered away from a small lead group in the lumpy finale, at the end of a 128.9km race. Gall’s advantage just barely held out over a chasing Clement Betouigt-Suire of France and Dane Rasmus Pedersen, who came home second and third, respectively. The trio finished 10 seconds ahead of a small group that fought for minor placings.</p>
<h2>Top-10 results</h2>
<ul>
<li>1. Felix Gall, Austria, in 3:11:09</li>
<li>2. Clement Betouigt-suire, France, at :00</li>
<li>3. Rasmus Pedersen, Denmark, at :01</li>
<li>4. Reto Muller, Switzerland, at :10</li>
<li>5. Martin Salomon, Germany, at :10</li>
<li>6. Nicola Conci, Italy, at :10</li>
<li>7. Mathias Norsgaard, Denmark, at :13</li>
<li>8. Nathan Draper, Great Britain, at :13</li>
<li>9. Marc Hirschi, Switzerland, at :13</li>
<li>10. Pit Leyder, Luxembourg, at :20</li>
</ul>
<p> <br />Although it was a rainy morning in Richmond, American Adrien Costa said it didn’t affect the race too significantly. “The normal road parts weren’t bad actually, I was able to make up a lot of ground in the corners, because us Americans, we’re used to the big wide sweeping crit corners. And then on Libby Hill there were a few times where my back wheel would kind of fish tail around.”</p>
<p>Costa, coming off a silver-medal performance in the junior time trial championship, was among the favorites to contend in the road race as well. Things were looking good for the 17-year-old from Bend, Oregon heading into the waning moments of the race, but the legs just weren’t there in the end.</p>
<p>“I was trying to attack early to break things up,” Costa said. “I wasn’t feeling super good all race: I think with the time trial I still wasn’t able to recover super well. I don’t know, I guess we had lots of bad luck with my teammates, I’m not sure what happened. I know Ethan [Reynolds] went down and there were mechanicals and stuff.</p>
<p>“I was kind of isolated so I decided to see what I could do at the end and not waste energy early. A lot of teams had three or four guys still in the front group so it was hard for me to do much. I led up Libby Hill in the last lap with a group up the road and then up 23rd street I kind of fell back, I don’t know. I just didn’t have the legs.”</p>
<p>As the exhausted field trickled across the line bit by bit after Gall and Betouigt-Suire, Costa ultimately came home 18th, making him the highest-placed American in the event.</p>
<p>The way the final few kilometers broke up the juniors’ peloton, Costa expects something similar in the men’s elite race Sunday.</p>
<p>“It’ll be interesting,” he said. “Especially depending on the weather. I definitely think it’ll blow up because the race is twice as long as ours. It’ll be interesting to watch for sure.”</p>
<h2>Full results</h2>
<ul>
<li>1. Felix Gall, Austria, in 3:11:09</li>
<li>2. Clement Betouigt-suire, France, at :00</li>
<li>3. Rasmus Pedersen, Denmark, at :01</li>
<li>4. Reto Muller, Switzerland, at :10</li>
<li>5. Martin Salomon, Germany, at :10</li>
<li>6. Nicola Conci, Italy, at :10</li>
<li>7. Mathias Norsgaard, Denmark, at :13</li>
<li>8. Nathan Draper, Great Britain, at :13</li>
<li>9. Marc Hirschi, Switzerland, at :13</li>
<li>10. Pit Leyder, Luxembourg, at :20</li>
<li>11. Thomas Vereecken, Belgium, at :21</li>
<li>12. Alexys Brunel, France, at :23</li>
<li>13. Anthon Charmig, Denmark, at :26</li>
<li>14. Max Kanter, Germany, at :36</li>
<li>15. Matteo Sobrero, Italy, at :36</li>
<li>16. Michael Storer, Australia, at :36</li>
<li>17. Gino Mader, Switzerland, at :36</li>
<li>18. Adrien Costa, United States Of America, at :36</li>
<li>19. Joey Walker, Great Britain, at :36</li>
<li>20. Kevin Geniets, Luxembourg, at :36</li>
<li>21. Jaka Primozic, Slovenia, at :39</li>
<li>22. Bjorg Lambrecht, Belgium, at :45</li>
<li>23. Tanguy Turgis, France, at :45</li>
<li>24. Nils Eekhoff, Netherlands, at :45</li>
<li>25. Marcel Neuhauser, Austria, at :45</li>
<li>26. Vadim Pronskiy, Kazakhstan, at :45</li>
<li>27. Keagan Girdlestone, South Africa, at :45</li>
<li>28. Leo Appelt, Germany, at :45</li>
<li>29. Dusan Rajovic, Serbia, at :45</li>
<li>30. Patrick Haller, Germany, at :45</li>
<li>31. Alexandr Kulikovskiy, Russian Federation, at :45</li>
<li>32. Mario Spengler, Switzerland, at :45</li>
<li>33. Andre Carvalho, Portugal, at :45</li>
<li>34. Enn VagaKristo, Estonia, at :45</li>
<li>35. Robin Froidevaux, Switzerland, at :45</li>
<li>36. Markus Wildauer, Austria, at :54</li>
<li>37. Jasper Philipsen, Belgium, at :54</li>
<li>38. Luis Villalobos, Mexico, at :58</li>
<li>39. Horst Dennis VanDer, Netherlands, at 1:00</li>
<li>40. Stefan Bissegger, Switzerland, at 1:00</li>
<li>41. Michael O’loughlin, Ireland, at 1:04</li>
<li>42. Gorazd Per, Slovenia, at 1:07</li>
<li>43. Patrick LaukKarl, Estonia, at 1:09</li>
<li>44. Alejandro Gomiz, Spain, at 1:12</li>
<li>45. Derek Gee, Canada, at 1:12</li>
<li>46. Luc Wirtgen, Luxembourg, at 1:12</li>
<li>47. Jakub Otruba, Czech Republic, at 1:12</li>
<li>48. Jhonnatan Manuel NarvaezPrado, Ecuador, at 1:12</li>
<li>49. Robbe Ghys, Belgium, at 1:12</li>
<li>50. Max Singer, Germany, at 1:12</li>
<li>51. Jorge Magalhaes, Portugal, at 1:12</li>
<li>52. Pascal Eenkhoorn, Netherlands, at 1:12</li>
<li>53. Georg Zimmerman, Germany, at 1:12</li>
<li>54. Samuel Jenner, Australia, at 1:19</li>
<li>55. Marco Friedrich, Austria, at 1:25</li>
<li>56. Bram Welten, Netherlands, at 1:27</li>
<li>57. Theo Menant, France, at 1:33</li>
<li>58. Alejandro RegueiroPerez, Spain, at 1:33</li>
<li>59. Alan Banaszek, Poland, at 1:40</li>
<li>60. Sergey Rostovtsev, Russian Federation, at 1:40</li>
<li>61. Riccardo Verza, Italy, at 1:40</li>
<li>62. Christopher Blevins, United States Of America, at 2:05</li>
<li>63. Niklas Larsen, Denmark, at 2:05</li>
<li>64. Louis Louvet, France, at 2:12</li>
<li>65. Aleksander Borisov, Russian Federation, at 2:18</li>
<li>66. Robert Stannard, New Zealand, at 2:30</li>
<li>67. Pablo Alonso, Spain, at 2:38</li>
<li>68. Stan Dewulf, Belgium, at 3:04</li>
<li>69. Patrick Gamper, Austria, at 3:16</li>
<li>70. Masahiro Ishigami, Japan, at 3:18</li>
<li>71. Daniel Savini, Italy, at 3:25</li>
<li>72. Tommaso Fiaschi, Italy, at 3:25</li>
<li>73. Willem Boersma, Canada, at 3:29</li>
<li>74. Marten Kooistra, Netherlands, at 3:32</li>
<li>75. Szymon Sajnok, Poland, at 3:34</li>
<li>76. Aaron Verwilst, Belgium, at 3:34</li>
<li>77. Torjus Sleen, Norway, at 3:39</li>
<li>78. Kristian RudlandHans, Norway, at 3:39</li>
<li>79. Lars Saugstad, Norway, at 4:29</li>
<li>80. Petter Fagerhaug, Norway, at 4:29</li>
<li>81. Simm Kiskonen, Estonia, at 5:17</li>
<li>82. David Gabor D.Kovacs, Hungary, at 5:17</li>
<li>83. Tobias Foss, Norway, at 5:26</li>
<li>84. Samuel Oros, Slovakia, at 6:07</li>
<li>85. Martin Spudil, Czech Republic, at 6:33</li>
<li>86. Vitor Schizzi, Brazil, at 6:51</li>
<li>87. Julian Cardona, Colombia, at 6:52</li>
<li>88. Jack Maddux, United States Of America, at 7:16</li>
<li>89. Adam Stenson, Ireland, at 7:25</li>
<li>90. Vincent Andersson, Sweden, at 7:33</li>
<li>91. Tiago DaSilva, Luxembourg, at 11:43</li>
<li>92. Mehdi ChokriEl, Morocco, at 12:30</li>
<li>93. Keitaro Sawada, Japan, at 12:30</li>
<li>94. Barnabas Peak, Hungary, at 15:59</li>
<li>95. Adrian Bustamante, Colombia, at 16:01</li>
<li>96. Javier Montoya, Colombia, at 16:01</li>
<li>97. Itamar Einhorn, Israel, at 16:08</li>
<li>98. Adrian Foltan, Slovakia, at 16:19</li>
<li>99. Dinmukhammed Ulysbayev, Kazakhstan, at 16:32</li>
<li>100. Erik Sierra, Ecuador, at 16:33</li>
<li>101. Melvin Daniel BoronRabinal, Guatemala, at 16:33</li>
<li>102. Mohcine ElKouraji, Morocco, at 16:33</li>
<li>103. Oussama Mansouri, Algeria, at 16:36</li>
<li>104. Joel Taylor, Canada, at 16:48</li>
<li>105. Erik Sandersson, Sweden, at 17:09</li>
<li>106. Daniel Viegas, Portugal, at 18:14</li>
<li>107. Joao Almeida, Portugal, at 18:14</li>
<li>108. Antonio Barac, Bosnia And Herzegovina, at 19:08</li>
<li>109. Patompob Phonarjthan, Thailand, at 19:18</li>
<li>110. Ethan Reynolds, United States Of America, at 19:41</li>
<li>111. Jonathan Brown, United States Of America, at 19:41</li>
<li>112. Jake Gray, Ireland, at 19:41</li>
<li>113. Yuttana Mano, Thailand, at 19:41</li>
<li>114. Islam Mansouri, Algeria, at 21:04</li>
<li>DNF Nicolas Nesi, Italy</li>
<li>DNF Denis Nekrasov, Russian Federation</li>
<li>DNF Brandon Mcnulty, United States Of America</li>
<li>DNF Simon Tuomey, Ireland</li>
<li>DNF Nikita Sokolov, Kazakhstan</li>
<li>DNF James Fouche, New Zealand</li>
<li>DNF Amine Belabessi, Algeria</li>
<li>DNF Alexandros Agrotis, Cyprus</li>
<li>DNF Bryan Mendoza, El Salvador</li>
<li>DNF Fredy Orlando TocXon, Guatemala</li>
<li>DNF Joe Holt, Great Britain</li>
<li>DNF Saar Hershler, Israel</li>
<li>DNF Adam Roberge, Canada</li>
<li>DNF Nikolay Ilichev, Russian Federation</li>
<li>DNF Andreas Stokbro, Denmark</li>
<li>DNF Tadej Pogacar, Slovenia</li>
<li>DNF Michal Brazda, Czech Republic</li>
<li>DNF Norbert Banaszek, Poland</li>
<li>DNF Juraj Michalicka, Slovakia</li>
<li>DNF Kanan Gahramanli, Azerbaijan</li>
<li>DNF Gustaf Andersson, Sweden</li>
<li>DNF Dmitriy Ponkratov, Uzbekistan</li>
<li>DNF Tarlan Mammadov, Azerbaijan</li>
<li>DNF Ogly Gunyaidin KhajiDursun, Kazakhstan</li>
<li>DNF Kotaro Ono, Japan</li>
<li>DNF Santiago YeriMingo, Argentina</li>
<li>DNF Ilya Gorbushin, Kazakhstan</li>
<li>DNF Kyle DeWet, South Africa</li>
<li>DNF Ayumu Watanabe, Japan</li>
<li>DNF Jarno Mobach, Netherlands</li>
<li>DNF Bryan Portilla, Ecuador</li>
<li>DNF Jarrod Hattingh, South Africa</li>
<li>DNF Erik Relanto, Finland</li>
<li>DNF Damian Slawek, Poland</li>
<li>DNF Dawid Gieracki, Poland</li>
<li>DNF Marcio OliveiraFilho, Brazil</li>
<li>DNF Tegsh-bayar Batsaikhan, Mongolia</li>
<li>DNF Mario Rojas, Costa Rica</li>
<li>DNF Pavel Sivakov, Russian Federation</li>
<li>DNF Mathieu Burgaudeau, France</li>
<li>DNF Toms GavarsEriks, Latvia</li>
<li>DNF Darragh O’mahoney, Ireland</li>
<li>DNF Pedro Martins, Brazil</li>
<li>DNF Harry Sweeny, Australia</li>
<li>DNF Ahulee Rivera, Puerto Rico</li>
<li>DNF Jern-e ChuaMerrill, Singapore</li>
<li>DNF Ziga Jerman, Slovenia</li>
<li>DNF Sam Dobbs, New Zealand</li>
<li>DNF Michel Ries, Luxembourg</li>
<li>DNF Musa Mikayilzade, Azerbaijan</li>
<li>DNS Jaakko Hanninen, Finland</li>
</ul>
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<h2>Top-10 results</h2>
<ul>
<li>1. Felix Gall, Austria, in 3:11:09</li>
<li>2. Clement Betouigt-suire, France, at :00</li>
<li>3. Rasmus Pedersen, Denmark, at :01</li>
<li>4. Reto Muller, Switzerland, at :10</li>
<li>5. Martin Salomon, Germany, at :10</li>
<li>6. Nicola Conci, Italy, at :10</li>
<li>7. Mathias Norsgaard, Denmark, at :13</li>
<li>8. Nathan Draper, Great Britain, at :13</li>
<li>9. Marc Hirschi, Switzerland, at :13</li>
<li>10. Pit Leyder, Luxembourg, at :20</li>
</ul>
<p> <br />Although it was a rainy morning in Richmond, American Adrien Costa said it didn’t affect the race too significantly. “The normal road parts weren’t bad actually, I was able to make up a lot of ground in the corners, because us Americans, we’re used to the big wide sweeping crit corners. And then on Libby Hill there were a few times where my back wheel would kind of fish tail around.”</p>
<p>Costa, coming off a silver-medal performance in the junior time trial championship, was among the favorites to contend in the road race as well. Things were looking good for the 17-year-old from Bend, Oregon heading into the waning moments of the race, but the legs just weren’t there in the end.</p>
<p>“I was trying to attack early to break things up,” Costa said. “I wasn’t feeling super good all race: I think with the time trial I still wasn’t able to recover super well. I don’t know, I guess we had lots of bad luck with my teammates, I’m not sure what happened. I know Ethan [Reynolds] went down and there were mechanicals and stuff.</p>
<p>“I was kind of isolated so I decided to see what I could do at the end and not waste energy early. A lot of teams had three or four guys still in the front group so it was hard for me to do much. I led up Libby Hill in the last lap with a group up the road and then up 23rd street I kind of fell back, I don’t know. I just didn’t have the legs.”</p>
<p>As the exhausted field trickled across the line bit by bit after Gall and Betouigt-Suire, Costa ultimately came home 18th, making him the highest-placed American in the event.</p>
<p>The way the final few kilometers broke up the juniors’ peloton, Costa expects something similar in the men’s elite race Sunday.</p>
<p>“It’ll be interesting,” he said. “Especially depending on the weather. I definitely think it’ll blow up because the race is twice as long as ours. It’ll be interesting to watch for sure.”</p>
<h2>Full results</h2>
<ul>
<li>1. Felix Gall, Austria, in 3:11:09</li>
<li>2. Clement Betouigt-suire, France, at :00</li>
<li>3. Rasmus Pedersen, Denmark, at :01</li>
<li>4. Reto Muller, Switzerland, at :10</li>
<li>5. Martin Salomon, Germany, at :10</li>
<li>6. Nicola Conci, Italy, at :10</li>
<li>7. Mathias Norsgaard, Denmark, at :13</li>
<li>8. Nathan Draper, Great Britain, at :13</li>
<li>9. Marc Hirschi, Switzerland, at :13</li>
<li>10. Pit Leyder, Luxembourg, at :20</li>
<li>11. Thomas Vereecken, Belgium, at :21</li>
<li>12. Alexys Brunel, France, at :23</li>
<li>13. Anthon Charmig, Denmark, at :26</li>
<li>14. Max Kanter, Germany, at :36</li>
<li>15. Matteo Sobrero, Italy, at :36</li>
<li>16. Michael Storer, Australia, at :36</li>
<li>17. Gino Mader, Switzerland, at :36</li>
<li>18. Adrien Costa, United States Of America, at :36</li>
<li>19. Joey Walker, Great Britain, at :36</li>
<li>20. Kevin Geniets, Luxembourg, at :36</li>
<li>21. Jaka Primozic, Slovenia, at :39</li>
<li>22. Bjorg Lambrecht, Belgium, at :45</li>
<li>23. Tanguy Turgis, France, at :45</li>
<li>24. Nils Eekhoff, Netherlands, at :45</li>
<li>25. Marcel Neuhauser, Austria, at :45</li>
<li>26. Vadim Pronskiy, Kazakhstan, at :45</li>
<li>27. Keagan Girdlestone, South Africa, at :45</li>
<li>28. Leo Appelt, Germany, at :45</li>
<li>29. Dusan Rajovic, Serbia, at :45</li>
<li>30. Patrick Haller, Germany, at :45</li>
<li>31. Alexandr Kulikovskiy, Russian Federation, at :45</li>
<li>32. Mario Spengler, Switzerland, at :45</li>
<li>33. Andre Carvalho, Portugal, at :45</li>
<li>34. Enn VagaKristo, Estonia, at :45</li>
<li>35. Robin Froidevaux, Switzerland, at :45</li>
<li>36. Markus Wildauer, Austria, at :54</li>
<li>37. Jasper Philipsen, Belgium, at :54</li>
<li>38. Luis Villalobos, Mexico, at :58</li>
<li>39. Horst Dennis VanDer, Netherlands, at 1:00</li>
<li>40. Stefan Bissegger, Switzerland, at 1:00</li>
<li>41. Michael O’loughlin, Ireland, at 1:04</li>
<li>42. Gorazd Per, Slovenia, at 1:07</li>
<li>43. Patrick LaukKarl, Estonia, at 1:09</li>
<li>44. Alejandro Gomiz, Spain, at 1:12</li>
<li>45. Derek Gee, Canada, at 1:12</li>
<li>46. Luc Wirtgen, Luxembourg, at 1:12</li>
<li>47. Jakub Otruba, Czech Republic, at 1:12</li>
<li>48. Jhonnatan Manuel NarvaezPrado, Ecuador, at 1:12</li>
<li>49. Robbe Ghys, Belgium, at 1:12</li>
<li>50. Max Singer, Germany, at 1:12</li>
<li>51. Jorge Magalhaes, Portugal, at 1:12</li>
<li>52. Pascal Eenkhoorn, Netherlands, at 1:12</li>
<li>53. Georg Zimmerman, Germany, at 1:12</li>
<li>54. Samuel Jenner, Australia, at 1:19</li>
<li>55. Marco Friedrich, Austria, at 1:25</li>
<li>56. Bram Welten, Netherlands, at 1:27</li>
<li>57. Theo Menant, France, at 1:33</li>
<li>58. Alejandro RegueiroPerez, Spain, at 1:33</li>
<li>59. Alan Banaszek, Poland, at 1:40</li>
<li>60. Sergey Rostovtsev, Russian Federation, at 1:40</li>
<li>61. Riccardo Verza, Italy, at 1:40</li>
<li>62. Christopher Blevins, United States Of America, at 2:05</li>
<li>63. Niklas Larsen, Denmark, at 2:05</li>
<li>64. Louis Louvet, France, at 2:12</li>
<li>65. Aleksander Borisov, Russian Federation, at 2:18</li>
<li>66. Robert Stannard, New Zealand, at 2:30</li>
<li>67. Pablo Alonso, Spain, at 2:38</li>
<li>68. Stan Dewulf, Belgium, at 3:04</li>
<li>69. Patrick Gamper, Austria, at 3:16</li>
<li>70. Masahiro Ishigami, Japan, at 3:18</li>
<li>71. Daniel Savini, Italy, at 3:25</li>
<li>72. Tommaso Fiaschi, Italy, at 3:25</li>
<li>73. Willem Boersma, Canada, at 3:29</li>
<li>74. Marten Kooistra, Netherlands, at 3:32</li>
<li>75. Szymon Sajnok, Poland, at 3:34</li>
<li>76. Aaron Verwilst, Belgium, at 3:34</li>
<li>77. Torjus Sleen, Norway, at 3:39</li>
<li>78. Kristian RudlandHans, Norway, at 3:39</li>
<li>79. Lars Saugstad, Norway, at 4:29</li>
<li>80. Petter Fagerhaug, Norway, at 4:29</li>
<li>81. Simm Kiskonen, Estonia, at 5:17</li>
<li>82. David Gabor D.Kovacs, Hungary, at 5:17</li>
<li>83. Tobias Foss, Norway, at 5:26</li>
<li>84. Samuel Oros, Slovakia, at 6:07</li>
<li>85. Martin Spudil, Czech Republic, at 6:33</li>
<li>86. Vitor Schizzi, Brazil, at 6:51</li>
<li>87. Julian Cardona, Colombia, at 6:52</li>
<li>88. Jack Maddux, United States Of America, at 7:16</li>
<li>89. Adam Stenson, Ireland, at 7:25</li>
<li>90. Vincent Andersson, Sweden, at 7:33</li>
<li>91. Tiago DaSilva, Luxembourg, at 11:43</li>
<li>92. Mehdi ChokriEl, Morocco, at 12:30</li>
<li>93. Keitaro Sawada, Japan, at 12:30</li>
<li>94. Barnabas Peak, Hungary, at 15:59</li>
<li>95. Adrian Bustamante, Colombia, at 16:01</li>
<li>96. Javier Montoya, Colombia, at 16:01</li>
<li>97. Itamar Einhorn, Israel, at 16:08</li>
<li>98. Adrian Foltan, Slovakia, at 16:19</li>
<li>99. Dinmukhammed Ulysbayev, Kazakhstan, at 16:32</li>
<li>100. Erik Sierra, Ecuador, at 16:33</li>
<li>101. Melvin Daniel BoronRabinal, Guatemala, at 16:33</li>
<li>102. Mohcine ElKouraji, Morocco, at 16:33</li>
<li>103. Oussama Mansouri, Algeria, at 16:36</li>
<li>104. Joel Taylor, Canada, at 16:48</li>
<li>105. Erik Sandersson, Sweden, at 17:09</li>
<li>106. Daniel Viegas, Portugal, at 18:14</li>
<li>107. Joao Almeida, Portugal, at 18:14</li>
<li>108. Antonio Barac, Bosnia And Herzegovina, at 19:08</li>
<li>109. Patompob Phonarjthan, Thailand, at 19:18</li>
<li>110. Ethan Reynolds, United States Of America, at 19:41</li>
<li>111. Jonathan Brown, United States Of America, at 19:41</li>
<li>112. Jake Gray, Ireland, at 19:41</li>
<li>113. Yuttana Mano, Thailand, at 19:41</li>
<li>114. Islam Mansouri, Algeria, at 21:04</li>
<li>DNF Nicolas Nesi, Italy</li>
<li>DNF Denis Nekrasov, Russian Federation</li>
<li>DNF Brandon Mcnulty, United States Of America</li>
<li>DNF Simon Tuomey, Ireland</li>
<li>DNF Nikita Sokolov, Kazakhstan</li>
<li>DNF James Fouche, New Zealand</li>
<li>DNF Amine Belabessi, Algeria</li>
<li>DNF Alexandros Agrotis, Cyprus</li>
<li>DNF Bryan Mendoza, El Salvador</li>
<li>DNF Fredy Orlando TocXon, Guatemala</li>
<li>DNF Joe Holt, Great Britain</li>
<li>DNF Saar Hershler, Israel</li>
<li>DNF Adam Roberge, Canada</li>
<li>DNF Nikolay Ilichev, Russian Federation</li>
<li>DNF Andreas Stokbro, Denmark</li>
<li>DNF Tadej Pogacar, Slovenia</li>
<li>DNF Michal Brazda, Czech Republic</li>
<li>DNF Norbert Banaszek, Poland</li>
<li>DNF Juraj Michalicka, Slovakia</li>
<li>DNF Kanan Gahramanli, Azerbaijan</li>
<li>DNF Gustaf Andersson, Sweden</li>
<li>DNF Dmitriy Ponkratov, Uzbekistan</li>
<li>DNF Tarlan Mammadov, Azerbaijan</li>
<li>DNF Ogly Gunyaidin KhajiDursun, Kazakhstan</li>
<li>DNF Kotaro Ono, Japan</li>
<li>DNF Santiago YeriMingo, Argentina</li>
<li>DNF Ilya Gorbushin, Kazakhstan</li>
<li>DNF Kyle DeWet, South Africa</li>
<li>DNF Ayumu Watanabe, Japan</li>
<li>DNF Jarno Mobach, Netherlands</li>
<li>DNF Bryan Portilla, Ecuador</li>
<li>DNF Jarrod Hattingh, South Africa</li>
<li>DNF Erik Relanto, Finland</li>
<li>DNF Damian Slawek, Poland</li>
<li>DNF Dawid Gieracki, Poland</li>
<li>DNF Marcio OliveiraFilho, Brazil</li>
<li>DNF Tegsh-bayar Batsaikhan, Mongolia</li>
<li>DNF Mario Rojas, Costa Rica</li>
<li>DNF Pavel Sivakov, Russian Federation</li>
<li>DNF Mathieu Burgaudeau, France</li>
<li>DNF Toms GavarsEriks, Latvia</li>
<li>DNF Darragh O’mahoney, Ireland</li>
<li>DNF Pedro Martins, Brazil</li>
<li>DNF Harry Sweeny, Australia</li>
<li>DNF Ahulee Rivera, Puerto Rico</li>
<li>DNF Jern-e ChuaMerrill, Singapore</li>
<li>DNF Ziga Jerman, Slovenia</li>
<li>DNF Sam Dobbs, New Zealand</li>
<li>DNF Michel Ries, Luxembourg</li>
<li>DNF Musa Mikayilzade, Azerbaijan</li>
<li>DNS Jaakko Hanninen, Finland</li>
</ul>
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