🇧🇪 Belgium for the UCI World Cup 🇮🇪 Dublin: Top 8: Iserbyt - Vanthourenhout - Sweeck - Vandeputte - Vandebosch - Baestaens 4 riders of its choice: Van Aert - Adams - Th. Aerts - Loockx 2 U23 spots: Dockx Women: Brouwers, Crabbé, Moors, Peeters, Truyen belgiancycling.be/news/nationale…
Wout van Aert to lead Belgian cyclocross team in Dublin World Cup
CyclocrossThursday, 08 December 2022 at 17:36
Belgian Cycling has announced selections for the CX Dublin World cup. Wout van Aert will lead the men’s team.
Wout van Aert started his cyclocross season with silver. Now he gets a chance to take the gold in Dublin this weekend without worrying about Mathieu van der Poel. Eli Iserbyt has been struggling to take the podium for himself in the last few weeks, but before that, he already secured three victories in World Cup in October.
Currently, Laurens Sweeck leads the World Cup rankings ahead of Iserbyt. A name we should not overlook is Michael Vanthourenhout, who is capable of surprising if given a chance. For women, the team will depend on Kion Crabbé, Fleur Moors, Jinse Peeters, Marthe Truyen and Julie Brouwers.
Elite Men for Dublin World Cup: Wout van Aert, Jens Adams, Thijs Aerts, Vincent Baestaens, Aaron Dockx, Eli Iserbyt, Lander Loockx, Laurens Sweeck, Toon Vandebosch, Niels Vandeputte and Michael Vanthourenhout.
Elite Women for Dublin World Cup: Kion Crabbé, Fleur Moors, Jinse Peeters, Marthe Truyen and Julie Brouwers.
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