Dopo le medaglie di Elena Pirrone e Alessia Vigilia un’altra medaglia per l’Italia ai Mondiali di Bergen.
La cronometro juniores ha premiato con un argento il varesino Antonio Puppio, ragazzo di Samarate tesserato per l’Uc Bustese Olonia Verbania che sui 21,1 km del percorso si è inchinato solo al fenomeno britannico Tom Pidcock, già campione del mondo di ciclocross, che ha preceduto l’azzurro di 11”92. Bronzo, a 13”29, il polacco Filip Maciejuk. Terzo ai primi due rilevamenti, Puppio è poi risalito di una posizione al terzo rilevamento, mantenendola sino al traguardo
Il varesino ha ridato all’Italia una medaglia nella specialità e nella categoria la quinta assoluta a 15 anni dal bronzo di Vincenzo Nibali a Zolder.
Ordine d’arrivo
1 Thomas Pidcock (Great Britain) 0:28:02.15
2 Antonio Puppio (Italy) 0:00:11.92
3 Filip Maciejuk (Poland) 0:00:13.29
4 Juri Hollmann (Germany) 0:00:21.53
5 Igor Chzhan (Kazakhstan) 0:00:23.66
6 Julius Johansen (Denmark) 0:00:27.61
7 Daan Hoole (Netherlands) 0:00:29.87
8 Andreas Leknessund (Norway) 0:00:32.30
9 Nik Cemazar (Slovenia) 0:00:35.49
10 Sebastian Berwick (Australia) 0:00:35.93
11 Vojtech Sedlacek (Czech Republic) 0:00:36.97
12 Thymen Arensman (Netherlands) 0:00:39.89
13 Leon Heinschke (Germany) 0:00:40.26
14 Johan Price-Pejtersen (Denmark) 0:00:41.62
15 Ilan Van Wilder (Belgium) 0:00:46.40
16 Richard Holec (Czech Republic) 0:00:47.79
17 Mitchell Wright (Australia) 0:00:48.06
18 Soren Waerenskjold (Norway) 0:00:55.34
19 Fred Wright (Great Britain) 0:00:57.04
20 Shoi Matsuda (Japan) 0:00:58.55
21 Sebastien Grignard (Belgium) 0:00:58.64
22 Mauro Schmid (Switzerland) 0:01:07.77
23 Veljko Stojnic (Serbia) 0:01:08.13
24 Kendrick Boots (United States Of America) 0:01:13.81
25 Gleb Brussenskiy (Kazakhstan) 0:01:15.70
26 Oscar Elworthy (New Zealand) 0:01:20.14
27 Tobias Bayer (Austria) 0:01:28.57
28 Charles-Etienne Chretien (Canada) 0:01:30.91
29 Dzianis Mazur (Belarus) 0:01:31.36
30 Xeno Young (Ireland) 0:01:34.63
31 Damian Papierski (Poland) 0:01:37.28
32 Yevgeniy Fedorov (Kazakhstan) 0:01:37.85
33 Samuele Manfredi (Italy) 0:01:40.90
34 Riley Sheehan (United States Of America) 0:01:41.30
35 Ben Hamilton (New Zealand) 0:01:44.36
36 Nikita Martynov (Russian Federation) 0:01:46.45
37 Florentin Lecamus Lambert (France) 0:01:48.36
38 Mario Gamper (Austria) 0:01:51.08
39 Guillermo Garcia Janiero (Spain) 0:01:51.36
40 Valere Thiebaud (Switzerland) 0:01:51.53
41 Daniil Nikulin (Ukraine) 0:01:51.69
42 Romas Zubrickas (Lithuania) 0:01:52.34
43 Luka Sagadin (Slovenia) 0:01:52.54
44 Victor Alejandro Ocampo Giraldo (Colombia) 0:01:55.51
45 Ben Walsh (Ireland) 0:01:56.66
46 Kristers Ansons (Latvia) 0:01:59.55
47 Olav Hjemsaeter (Norway) 0:02:03.99
48 Jason Oosthuizen (South Africa) 0:02:07.82
49 Alexis Renard (France) 0:02:09.30
50 Gleb Kugaevski (Russian Federation) 0:02:09.73
51 Hamza Mansouri (Algeria) 0:02:10.00
52 Linus Kvist (Sweden) 0:02:26.78
53 Kaden Hopkins (Bermuda) 0:02:27.42
54 Arthur Kluckers (Luxembourg) 0:02:29.59
55 Daniil Turuk (Belarus) 0:02:39.79
56 Thanakhan Chaiyasombat (Thailand) 0:02:46.76
57 Matthew Oliveira (Bermuda) 0:02:52.18
58 Christoffer Wall (Sweden) 0:02:54.03
59 Jose Eduardo Autran Carrillo (Chile) 0:02:57.88
60 Kestutis Vaitaitis (Lithuania) 0:02:58.51
61 Valentin Vasiloiu (Romania) 0:02:58.96
62 Graydon Staples (Canada) 0:03:01.55
63 Ivan Orlov (Azerbaijan) 0:03:10.30
64 Fernando Islas Lopez (Mexico) 0:03:20.78
65 Dylan Redy (Mauritius) 0:03:30.68
66 Ryan Terry (South Africa) 0:03:43.41
67 Alaeddine Cherhabil (Algeria) 0:03:44.35
68 Melki Mohamed Aziz (Tunisia) 0:03:46.02
69 Abdellah Loukili (Morocco) 0:03:46.30
70 Kiflom Gebreselassie (Ethiopia) 0:03:46.61
71 Charl Du Plooy (Namibia) 0:04:00.42
72 Aymen Merdj (Algeria) 0:04:11.28
73 Mohammed Medrazi (Morocco) 0:04:14.02
74 Mohamed Rayes (Syrian Arab Republic) 0:04:16.04
75 Schalk Van Der Merwe (Namibia) 0:04:17.47
76 Mikayil Safarli (Azerbaijan) 0:05:18.10
77 Stephen Alberto Belle (Seychelles) 0:05:44.69
78 Wachirawit Saenkhamwong (Thailand) 0:06:19.53
