Preliminary startlist Cyclocross Dublin World Cup men's race with Eli Iserbyt, Thibau Nys, Michael Vanthourenhout, Cameron Mason and Pim Ronhaar
CyclocrossWednesday, 22 November 2023 at 11:10
Startlist. The cyclocross World Cup in Dublin is one that has been highly anticipated and takes place this weekend already. The Irish event will take place on the 26th of November and will be the fifth round of the Cyclocross World Cup.
The preliminary startlist features names such as: Pim Ronhaar, Eli Iserbyt, Laurens Sweeck, Michael Vanthourenhout, Niels Vandeputte, Gerben Kuypers, Thibau Nys, Kevin Kuhn and Cameron Mason.
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