VM i landevejscykling 2023 – Linjeløb (junior herrer)
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| Løbsdetaljer | |||
| Rute | 48. Linjeløb for junior herrer ved VM i landevejscykling | ||
| Konkurrence | VM i landevejscykling 2023 CM | ||
| Dato | 5. august 2023 | ||
| Distance | 127,2 km | ||
| Land |  Storbritannien | ||
| Startby | Glasgow | ||
| Målby | Glasgow | ||
| Gennemsnitlig fart | 40,936 km/t | ||
| Elevation | 1.482 m | ||
| Resultater | |||
| Vinder |  Albert Withen Philipsen (Danmark U19) | ||
| Toer |  Paul Fietzke (Tyskland U19) | ||
| Treer |  Felix Ørn-Kristoff (Norge U19) | ||
| ◀2022 | |||
Dokumentation  | |||
Junior herrernes linjeløb ved VM i landevejscykling 2023 var den 48. udgave af mesterskabet. Det 127,2 km lange linjeløb med 1482 højdemeter blev afholdt lørdag den 5. august 2023 med start og mål i Glasgow, Skotland.
Danske Albert Withen Philipsen vandt løbet og blev juniorverdensmester. Han blev samtidig den yngste VM-vinder hos juniorerne nogensinde.[1]
Hold og ryttere
Danskere
Resultater
| # | Rytter | Nation | Tid | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Albert Withen Philipsen |  Danmark | 3t:06m:26s | |
 | Paul Fietzke |  Tyskland | + 1:19 | |
 | Felix Ørn-Kristoff |  Norge | " | |
| 4 | Juan David Sierra |  Italien | + 1:24 | |
| 5 | Theodor Storm | Danmark | + 1:29 | |
| 6 | Jørgen Nordhagen | Norge | + 1:43 | |
| 7 | Steffen de Schuyteneer |  Belgien | + 2:57 | |
| 8 | Sebastian Grindley |  Storbritannien | + 2:59 | |
| 9 | Zak Erzen |  Slovenien | + 3:01 | |
| 10 | Oscar Chamberlain |  Australien | " | |
| 11 | Senna Remjin |  Holland | " | |
| 12 | Kryštof Kral |  Tjekkiet | " | |
| 13 | Storm Ingebrigtsen | Norge | " | |
| 14 | Sente Sentjens | Belgien | " | |
| 15 | Kasper Haugland | Norge | " | |
| 16 | Theodor August Clemmensen | Danmark | " | |
| 17 | William Holmes | Australien | " | |
| 18 | Viego Tussen | Holland | " | |
| 19 | Mikal Grimstad Uglehus | Norge | " | |
| 20 | Matys Grisel |  Frankrig | " | |
| 21 | Andrea Bessega | Italien | " | |
| 22 | Jakob Omrzel | Slovenien | " | |
| 23 | Tomos Pattinson | Storbritannien | " | |
| 24 | Patryk Goszczurny |  Polen | " | |
| 25 | Paul Seixas | Frankrig | " | |
| 26 | Adria Pericas Capdevila |  Spanien | " | |
| 27 | Louis Leidert | Tyskland | " | |
| 28 | Joshua Cranage | Australien | " | |
| 29 | Kasper Borremans |  Finland | " | |
| 30 | Hector Alvarez Martinez | Spanien | " | |
| 31 | Henry Neff |  USA | + 3:06 | |
| 32 | Erazem Valjavec | Slovenien | + 3:18 | |
| 33 | Matthew Brennan | Storbritannien | + 3:44 | |
| 34 | Karst Hayma | Holland | + 6:20 | |
| 35 | Matthias Schwarzbacher |  Slovakiet | + 6:34 | |
| 36 | Victor Vaneeckhoutte | Belgien | + 10:21 | |
| 37 | Maxime Decomble | Frankrig | " | |
| 38 | Ian Kings | Tyskland | " | |
| 39 | Luke Fetzer | USA | + 11:58 | |
| 40 | Lars Vanden Heede | Belgien | " | |
| 41 | Sjors Lugthart | Holland | + 12:07 | |
| 42 | Daniil Yakovlev |  Ukraine | " | |
| 43 | Ville Merlov |  Sverige | + 12:11 | |
| 44 | Kristupas Mikutis |  Litauen | + 12:14 | |
| 45 | Zsombor Takacz |  Ungarn | + 12:21 | |
| 46 | Victor Benareau |  Schweiz | + 12:29 | |
| 47 | Thom van der Werff | Holland | " | |
| 48 | Ikki Watanabe |  Japan | " | |
| 49 | Charles Bergeron |  Canada | " | |
| 50 | Martti Lenzius |  Estland | " | |
| 51 | Bernardo Gaston Cambareri |  Argentina | " | |
| 52 | Ciro Perez Alvarez |  Uruguay | " | |
| 53 | Balint Feldhoffer | Ungarn | " | |
| 54 | Filip Gruszczynski | Polen | " | |
| 55 | Finn Wilson |  New Zealand | " | |
| 56 | Martin Barta | Tjekkiet | " | |
| 57 | Marcel Skok | Slovenien | " | |
| 58 | Andrey Andre |  Brasilien | " | |
| 59 | Andrei Carbunarea |  Rumænien | " | |
| 60 | Alvaro Garcia Gimenez | Spanien | " | |
| 61 | Ryno Schutte |  Sydafrika | " | |
| 62 | Nicolas Ginter | Schweiz | " | |
| 63 | Florian Hochuli | Schweiz | " | |
| 64 | Matthew Ney | Canada | " | |
| 65 | Manolo Wrolich |  Østrig | + 12:41 | |
| 66 | Andreas Krogh Jensen | Danmark | + 12:42 | |
| 67 | Gusts Lapins |  Letland | + 12:48 | |
| 68 | Julian Abi Manyu | Polen | + 12:51 | |
| 69 | Seth Dunywoody |  Irland | + 14:25 | |
| 70 | Luiz Fernando Bomfim de Almeida | Brasilien | + 18:56 | |
| -- | Ethan Powell | Canada | -- | DNF |
| Karl Kurtis | Estland | |||
| Szymon Wisniewski | Polen | |||
| Cian Hampton | Østrig | |||
| Oliver Korva | Holland | |||
| Karim Mliki |  Tunesien | |||
| Danylo Chernomortsev | Ukraine | |||
| Mateo Duque Cano | Argentina | |||
| Cesar Leonel Cisneros |  Mexico | |||
| Pavel Sumpik | Tjekkiet | |||
| Lawrence Lorot |  Uganda | |||
| Tiagp Santos |  Portugal | |||
| Olivers Jekabs Slrapcis | Letland | |||
| Radostin Zlatev |  Bulgarien | |||
| Catalin-Luca Campean | Rumænien | |||
| Jose Moreira | Portugal | |||
| Robinson Rincon Quijano |  Colombia | |||
| Filippo Cettolin | Italien | |||
| Juan Urian Caro | Colombia | |||
| Darren Parham | USA | |||
| Kevin Navas Paredes |  Ecuador | |||
| Gustav Magnusson | Sverige | |||
| Rodrigo Gabriel Alonso Valerio |  Dominikanske Republik | |||
| Eli Tregidga | New Zealand | |||
| Matvey Ushakov | Ukraine | |||
| Patrick Frydkjær | Danmark | |||
| David John Thompson | USA | |||
| Simone Gualdi | Italien | |||
| Luca Giaimi | Italien | |||
| Cohen Jessen | Australien | |||
| Aubin Sparfel | Frankrig | |||
| Bruni Kessler | Tyskland | |||
| Bachir Chennafi |  Algeriet | |||
| Jan Bittner | Tjekkiet | |||
| Fynn Ury | Holland | |||
| Michal Strzelecki | Polen | |||
| Achraf El Kurymy |  Marokko | |||
| Jehad Alhassan |  Saudi-Arabien | |||
| Felipe Chan |  Panama | |||
| Karl-Nicolas Grönlund | Finland | |||
| Muhammad Syelhan Nurahmat |  Indonesien | |||
| Carter Guichard | New Zealand | |||
| Kazuma Fujimura | Japan | |||
| Mats Berns | Holland | |||
| Ben Wiggins | Storbritannien | |||
| Arthur Blaise | Frankrig | |||
| Jose Kleinsmit | Sydafrika | |||
| Gabriel Ulcuango Sanchez | Ecuador | |||
| Muhammad Aflah | Indonesien | |||
| Veselin Georgiev | Bulgarien | |||
| Kamya Richard Bukenya | Uganda | |||
| Riad Bakhti | Algeriet | |||
| Angel David Rodriguez | Dominikanske Republik | |||
| Jaka Marolt | Slovenien | |||
| Liam O Brien | Irland | |||
| Samuel Novak | Slovakiet | |||
| El Mahdi El Aarbaoui | Marokko | |||
| Facundo Arias Chavez |  Chile | |||
| Jonas Reibsch | Tyskland | |||
| Konstantinos Berdempes |  Grækenland | |||
| Mounir Laloui | Algeriet | |||
| Yahya Bourkila | Marokko | |||
| Tinnapat Muangdet |  Thailand | |||
| Jose Maria Alcocer Castillo | Mexico | |||
| Carlos Montes de Oca Monzon |  Cuba | |||
| Mohammed Majrashi | Saudi-Arabien | |||
| Jarno Widar | Belgien | |||
| Janvier Shyaka |  Rwanda | |||
| Felipe Emanuel Reyes Arruti | Uruguay | |||
| Serdar Gedik |  Tyrkiet | |||
| Djaoued Chams Eddine Nhari | Algeriet | |||
| Nuntakorn Nontakeaw | Thailand | |||
| Jed Smithson | Storbritannien | |||
| Markel Beloki Fernandez | Spanien | |||
| Markus Maeuibo | Estland | |||
| Deqaqa Jeno |  Etiopien | |||
| Anes Riahi | Algeriet | |||
| Lovemore Ntini |  Zimbabwe | |||
| Qodirov Komron |  Tadsjikistan | |||
| George Ascott | Zimbabwe | |||
| Drissa Bamba |  Mali | |||
| Llian Alexandre | Schweiz | |||
| Andrew August | USA | -- | DNS | |
| Kevin Nshutiraguma | Rwanda |
Referencer
- ^ "Dansk stortalent vinder historisk VM-guld". TV 2. 5. august 2023. Hentet 11. august 2023.
Eksterne henvisninger
- VM i landevejscykling 2023 – Linjeløb for junior herrer på ProCyclingStats (engelsk)
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