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2012 Road World Championships U23 Men’s TT Full Results, Photos – Houle 13th

by pedalmag.com

September 17, 2012 (Landgraaf, NED) – Canada’s Hugo Houle placed a strong 13th in the U23 Men’s TT, 36km from Landgraaf to Valkenburg, at the 2012 Road Worlds won by Russia’s Anton Vorobyev who took home the rainbow jersey with Australia’s Rohan Dennis winning the silver and teammate Damien Howson the bronze. David Boily finished 43rd on the day.

Results

1. Anton Vorobyev (Russian Federation) 44:09.0
2. Rohan Dennis (Australia) 00:44.4
3. Damien Howson (Australia) 00:51.1
4. Lasse Norman Hansen (Denmark) 00:53.3
5. Rasmus Christian Quaade (Denmark) 01:02.6
6. Marlen Zmorka (Ukraine) 01:09.4
7. Rasmus Sterebo (Denmark) 01:25.2
8. Jasha Sütterlin (Germany) 01:28.7
9. Sergey Chernetski (Russian Federation) 01:38.0
10. Tom Dumoulin (Netherlands) 01:40.8
11. Johan Le Bon (France) 01:50.3
12. Bob Jungels (Luxembourg) 01:52.9
13. Hugo Houle (Canada) 01:59.7
14. Yoann Paillot (France) 02:12.1
15. Gabriel Chavanne (Switzerland) 02:17.1
16. Yves Lampaert (Belgium) 02:19.3
17. Oleksandr Golovash (Ukraine) 02:26.8
18. Alexey Lutsenko (Kazakhstan) 02:31.6
19. Eduardo Sepulveda (Argentina) 02:40.9
20. Nathan Brown (United States of America) 02:41.6
21. Jasper Hamelink (Netherlands) 02:41.9
22. Daniil Fominykh (Kazakhstan) 02:45.3
23. Patrick Konrad (Austria) 02:46.1
24. Jakob Steigmiller (Germany) 02:48.8
25. Tsgabu Gebremaryam Grmay (Ethiopia) 02:49.9
26. Kevin De Jonghe (Belgium) 03:00.4
27. Lawrence Warbasse (United States of America) 03:08.3
28. Silvan Dillier (Switzerland) 03:09.1
29. Joseph Perrett (Great Britain) 03:09.3
30. Sean Patrick Downey (Ireland) 03:10.9
31. Daniel Turek (Czech Republic) 03:16.7
32. Tobias Ludvigsson (Sweden) 03:26.9
33. Andreas Hofer (Austria) 03:28.7
34. Omar Fraile Matarranz (Spain) 03:29.7
35. Hernando Bohorquez Sanchez (Colombia) 03:35.1
36. Louis Meintjes (South Africa) 03:42.5
37. James Oram (New Zealand) 03:44.0
38. Davide Martinelli (Italy) 03:50.3
39. Samuel Harrison (Great Britain) 04:07.3
40. Klemen Stimulak (Slovenia) 04:12.8
41. David Boily (Canada) 04:16.3
42. Andrei Holubeu (Belarus) 04:23.5
43. Marcos Jurado Rodriguez (Spain) 04:25.8
44. Mark Dzamastagic (Slovenia) 04:29.3
45. Jason Christie (New Zealand) 04:36.7
46. Soufiane Haddi (Morocco) 04:41.8
47. Alex Kirsch (Luxembourg) 04:42.4
48. Conor Dunne (Ireland) 04:46.8
49. Mattia Cattaneo (Italy) 04:51.2
50. Till Drobisch (Namibia) 05:15.6
51. Issiaka Cisse (Ivory Coast) 05:25.0
52. Tural Isgandarov (Azerbaijan) 05:44.7
53. Nikita Zharoven (Belarus) 05:55.5
54. Paulius Siskevicius (Lithuania) 05:57.0
55. Sarawut Sirironnachai (Thailand) 06:25.0
56. Quinten Winkel (Netherlands Antilles) 06:39.5
57. Reda Aadel (Morocco) 06:53.0
58. Carlos Eduardo Quisphe (Ecuador) 06:53.7
59. Piter Campero (Bolivia) 07:01.8
60. Manuel Andres Sanchez Cuevas (Dominican Republic) 07:04.5
61. Hillard Cijntje (Netherlands Antilles) 07:08.3
62. Johann Schwabik (Slovakia) 07:12.9
63. Hiroshi Tsubaki (Japan) 07:16.6
64. Maxim Rusnac (Republic of Moldova) 07:29.7
65. Julio Marcelo Paspuezan Carlozama (Ecuador) 07:50.1
66. Ulises Alfredo Castillo Soto (Mexico) 08:31.7
67. Stefan Petrovski (Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia) 09:08.7
DNF Ramon Carretero (Panama)





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