🏆 Parkcross Maldegem (C2) 🇧🇪 1 🇧🇪 Michael Vanthourenhout 2 🇧🇪 Laurens Sweeck 3 🇳🇱 Ryan Kamp 4 🇧🇪 Vandeputte 5 🇧🇪 Iserbyt 6 🇨🇭 Kuhn 7 🇧🇪 Loockx 8 🇧🇪 Verstrynge 9 🇧🇪 Wyseure 10 🇧🇪 Baestaens cyclocross24.com/race/12628/
Michael Vanthourenhout outshines Eli Iserbyt and Laurens Sweeck at Parkcross Maldegem
CyclocrossWednesday, 08 February 2023 at 16:05
At the Parkcross Maldegem, Michael Vanthourenhout emerged as the victor, surpassing Eli Iserbyt and Laurens Sweeck, earning his seventh victory of the current season.
Michael Vanthourenhout and Eli Iserbyt began the race with a strong lead, while Felipe Orts struggled with a poor start. For the first few laps, the positions remained unchanged. In the fourth lap, Emiel Verstrynge took the lead.
Eli Iserbyt's persistent attacking style saw him reclaim the lead and establish a small gap, ending Emiel Verstrynge's short-lived lead. Laurens Sweeck made an effort to close the gap, with Michael Vanthourenhout lending his support to his teammate. However, Iserbyt made a small mistake in the sandbox section, which finally allowed Sweeck to take the lead.
Laurens maintained his lead and crossed the finish line first to celebrate the win. Laurens Sweeck had to satisfy himself with silver. Ryan Kamp finished third.
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