The Belgians are going all out for the Hulst World Cup: Iserbyt, Nys, Aerts, Sweeck and Vanthourenhout are present!
Cyclocross
This weekend the fourth round of the Cyclocross World Cup will take place. It will be the first in the Netherlands and will take place next Saturday, December 21. Belgian coach Angelo De Clercq has given the list and, except for Wout van Aert, all the stars of the discipline will be present.
Eli Iserbyt will try to redeem himself from his abandonment in Namur, Thibau Nys wants to continue to confirm that he is already one of the greats and Toon Aerts will seek to continue to approach his best level. Michael Vanthourenhout will again be a candidate after winning the last two races and Laurens Sweeck intends to shine again.
In the women's race they do not have such a high level of representation. Even so, there are several riders who can make the grade, starting with the triple world champion Sanne Cant. Other names such as Alicia Franck, Fleur Moors, Marion Norbert Riberolle or Laura Verdonschot will also have to be taken into account.
For the men's U-23, Jente Michels will be one of the big favorites and should pull the cart for the Belgians. The other great asset will be Aaron Dockx. Below we leave you with each and every one of Belgium's representatives, in any category, for the Hulst World Cup.
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Junior Female:
Sanne LAURIJSSEN
Zita PEETERS
Noor VANDENDIJCK
Junior Male:
Lars DAELMANS
Keano GEENS
Lennes JACOBS
Giel LEJEUNE
Arthur VAN DEN BOER
Mats VANDEN EYNDE
U-23 Men:
Yordi CORSUS
Sil DE BRAUWERE
Kay DE BRUYCKERE
Aaron DOCKX
Jente MICHELS
Viktor VANDENBERGHE
Seppe VAN DEN BOER
Women's Elite:
Julie BROUWERS
Sanne CANT
Nette COPPENS
Kiona CRABBÉ
Shanyl DE SCHOESITTER
Alicia FRANCK
Fleur MOORS
Marion NORBERT RIBEROLLE
Jinse PEETERS
Xaydée VAN SINAEY
Laura VERDONSCHOT
Elite Men:
Toon AERTS
Eli ISERBYT
Thibau NYS
Laurens SWEECK
Michael VANTHOURENHOUT
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