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Mathieu van der Poel & Fem van Empel headline Dutch selection for Hoogerheide World Cup as road to World Championship makes final stop
CyclocrossMonday, 22 January 2024 at 16:30
The final stop-off on the road to the Cyclocross World Championship takes place next Sunday in Hoogerheide and the Dutch national team have revealed their selection.
''The selections for the World Championship are gradually taking shape, for the riders Hoogerheide is a great last chance to perform strongly again and then travel to Tabor with confidence," says Dutch national coach Gerben de Knegt. If the weather forecasts are correct, we will have a tough and fair course for that last test before the World Championship. There is also a lot at stake for the World Cup rankings for the U23s and the Juniors."
Dutch Men for UCI World Cup in Hoogerheide:
4. Pim Ronhaar
5. Ryan Kamp
6. Corne van Kessel
7. Mees Hendrikx
8. Stan Godrie
Dutch Women for UCI World Cup in Hoogerheide:
5. Annemarie Worst
6. Inge van der Heijden
7. Manon Bakker
8. Denise Betsema
9. Aniek van Alphen
10. Leonie Bentveld
11. Lauren Molengraaf
12. Larissa Hartog
13. Femke Gort
14. Iris Offerein
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