The Dutch Team gains victory for the second day in a row as Junior Cyclo Cross World
Champion Tijmen Eising outsprints his break away companion at the finish. Second was Nikia Arndt of Germany. The break gained a maximum time of 45 seconds only to be nearly swallowed up by the charging peleton at the uphill finish. Leading the field in a massive sprint just seconds behind was Emil Soeberg Hovmand of Denmark with his victory on the day Eising takes the Yellow leaders jersey while fellow Dutchman Dylan van Barte takes the Red Jersey for best young rider and the Dutch Team takes the blue as number one team. Zico Waeytens of Belgium takes the lead in the King of the Mountains catagory and Austrian Marco Haller maintains possession of the Green Sprinter’s Jersey for the second day.
Saturday begins with a 12k individual TT in the morning followed by an 89k road race in the afternoon.
The Dutch Team gains victory for the second day in a row as Junior Cyclo Cross World
Champion Tijmen Eising outsprints his break away companion at the finish. Second was Nikia Arndt of Germany. The break gained a maximum time of 45 seconds only to be nearly swallowed up by the charging peleton at the uphill finish. Leading the field in a massive sprint just seconds behind was Emil Soeberg Hovmand of Denmark with his victory on the day Eising takes the Yellow leaders jersey while fellow Dutchman Dylan van Barte takes the Red Jersey for best young rider and the Dutch Team takes the blue as number one team. Zico Waeytens of Belgium takes the lead in the King of the Mountains catagory and Austrian Marco Haller maintains possession of the Green Sprinter’s Jersey for the second day. 
Saturday begins with a 12k individual TT in the morning followed by an 89k road race in the afternoon. 
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