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Bryan Coquard ganó el Gran Premio Marcel Kint en Zwevegem. El francés del Vital Concept – B&B Hotels fue superior en el sprint masivo tras completar una jornada de 188 kilómetros. Su compatriota Nacer Bouhanni (Cofidis) fue segundo por delante del local Alfdan De Decker (Wanty – Gobert).
Después de que la primera carrera de la Bingoal Cycling Cup fuese cancelada debido a adversas condiciones climáticas, la segunda carrera estaba programada en Flandes Occidental como el inicio real de la competición. Al comienzo, en Kortrijk, se guardó un minuto de silencio por el ciclista joven Jarne Lemmens, quien murió la semana pasada.
Cinco corredores eligieron ir el ataque poco después de la partida. Los belgas Yves Coolen (BEAT Cycling Club) y Timothy Stevens (equipo Cibel), el neerlandés Justin Timmermans (Roompot-Charles), el danés Andreas Kron (Riwal Readynez) y el británico Louis Rose Davies (Canyon-DHB) alcanzaron una ventaja máxima de más de tres minutos.
Las primeras horas fueron cubiertas a gran velocidad gracias, en parte, al fuerte viento de cola que asistió a los fugados para marcar 47,5 kilómetros en la primera hora de carrera. En la segunda hora, se fue incluso a cincuenta.
Los fugados no pudieron evitar lo inevitable, un final al sprint. Kron, el último superviviente de la escapada, junto con Dries De Bondt (Corendon – Circus), quien se unió en el último tercio, discutirían el argumento preestablecido hasta escasos 5 kms de la llegada. El fuerte ritmo de Wallonie-Bruxelles inicialmente echó abajo la aventura y dispuso la mejor posición para lanzar la volada, pero fue Coquard quien tuvo el tino de encontrar su distancia final para ser el más rápido. Bouhanni, mal colocado, tuvo que remontar desde lejos y llegó demasiado tarde para vencer al de Vital Concept. Cuarta victoria del año para Coquard, 40ª de su carrera, y sumaba la novena de la temporada para el equipo de Jerome Pineau.
Gracias a su victoria, Coquard es el primer líder de la Bingoal Cycling Cup. La próxima carrera está prevista para el próximo jueves en el Circuito de Valonia.
Coquard, segunda del mes de mayo. (Bingoal)
CLASIFICACIÓN FINAL
| 01 | Bryan Coquard | 1992 |  France | Vital Concept – B&B Hotels | 4t 05′ 23″ | |
| 02 | Nacer Bouhanni | 1990 | France | Cofidis, Solutions Credits | 00″ | |
| 03 | Alfdan De Decker | 1996 |  Belgium | Wanty – Groupe Gobert | 00″ | |
| 04 | Baptiste Planckaert | 1988 | Belgium | Wallonie Bruxelles | 00″ | |
| 05 | Andreas Stokbro Nielsen | 1997 |  Denmark | Riwal Readynez | 00″ | |
| 06 | Michael Van Staeyen | 1988 | Belgium |  Roompot – Charles | 00″ | |
| 07 | Alexander Krieger | 1991 |  Germany |  Leopard Pro Cycling | 00″ | |
| 08 | Matteo Pelucchi | 1989 |  Italy | Androni Giocattoli – Sidermec | 00″ | |
| 09 | Hugo Hofstetter | 1994 | France | Cofidis, Solutions Credits | 00″ | |
| 10 | Christophe Noppe | 1994 | Belgium | Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise | 00″ | |
| 11 | Thomas Boudat | 1994 | France | Total Direct Energie | 00″ | |
| 12 | Robert-Jon McCarthy | 1994 |  Ireland |  Canyon DHB | 00″ | |
| 13 | Roy Jans | 1990 | Belgium | Corendon – Circus | 00″ | |
| 14 | Arvid De Kleijn | 1994 | Netherlands | Metec – TKH | 00″ | |
| 15 | Ryan Christensen | 1996 |  New Zealand | Canyon DHB | 00″ | |
| 16 | Luuc Bugter | 1993 | Netherlands | Beat Cycling Club | 00″ | |
| 17 | Senne Leysen | 1996 | Belgium | Roompot – Charles | 00″ | |
| 18 | Thomas Stewart | 1990 | Great Britain | Canyon DHB | 00″ | |
| 19 | Floris Gerts | 1992 | Netherlands | Tarteletto – Isorex | 00″ | |
| 20 | Aaron Gate | 1990 | New Zealand | Evopro Racing | 00″ | |
| 21 | Dennis Coenen | 1991 | Belgium | Cibel | 00″ | |
| 22 | Aaron Verwilst | 1997 | Belgium | Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise | 00″ | |
| 23 | Mathias De Witte | 1993 | Belgium | Roompot – Charles | 00″ | |
| 24 | Aksel Nommela | 1994 |  Estonia | Wallonie Bruxelles | 00″ | |
| 25 | Jason Van Dalen | 1994 | Netherlands | Metec – TKH | 00″ | |
| 26 | Dennis Van Der Horst | 1998 | Netherlands | Metec – TKH | 00″ | |
| 27 | Arjen Livyns | 1994 | Belgium | Roompot – Charles | 00″ | |
| 28 | Martijn Budding | 1995 | Netherlands | Beat Cycling Club | 00″ | |
| 29 | Wesley Kreder | 1990 | Netherlands | Wanty – Groupe Gobert | 00″ | |
| 30 | Wim Reynaerts | 1995 | Belgium | Cibel | 00″ | |
| 31 | Piotr Havik | 1994 | Netherlands | Beat Cycling Club | 00″ | |
| 32 | Dominik Bauer | 1997 | Germany | Team Dauner D&DQ – Akkon | 00″ | |
| 33 | Jacob Relaes | 1996 | Belgium | Cibel | 00″ | |
| 34 | Sebastian Schönberger | 1994 |  Austria | Neri Sottoli – Selle Italia – KTM | 00″ | |
| 35 | Etienne Van Empel | 1994 | Netherlands | Neri Sottoli – Selle Italia – KTM | 00″ | |
| 36 | Ylber Sefa | 1991 |  Albania | Tarteletto – Isorex | 00″ | |
| 37 | Alexandar Richardson | 1990 | Great Britain | Canyon DHB | 00″ | |
| 38 | Lars Oreel | 1999 | Netherlands | Team Dauner D&DQ – Akkon | 00″ | |
| 39 | Lionel Taminiaux | 1996 | Belgium | Wallonie Bruxelles | 00″ | |
| 40 | Lorenzo Fortunato | 1996 | Italy | Neri Sottoli – Selle Italia – KTM | 00″ | |
| 41 | Jan Willem Van Schip | 1994 | Netherlands | Roompot – Charles | 00″ | |
| 42 | Emils Liepins | 1992 |  Latvia | Wallonie Bruxelles | 00″ | |
| 43 | Polychronis Tzortzakis | 1989 |  Greece | Tarteletto – Isorex | 00″ | |
| 44 | Jan Petelin | 1996 | Luxembourg | Team Differdange-GeBa | 00″ | |
| 45 | Roberto Carlos Gonzalez Castillo | 1994 |  Panama | Neri Sottoli – Selle Italia – KTM | 00″ | |
| 46 | Rene Corella | 1991 |  Mexico |  Start Team Gusto | 00″ | |
| 47 | Marijn Van Den Berg | 1999 | Netherlands | Metec – TKH | 00″ | |
| 48 | Maxime Vantomme | 1986 | Belgium | Tarteletto – Isorex | 00″ | |
| 49 | Marco Benfatto | 1988 | Italy | Androni Giocattoli – Sidermec | 00″ | |
| 50 | Mattia Frapporti | 1994 | Italy | Androni Giocattoli – Sidermec | 00″ | |
| 51 | Matteo Spreafico | 1993 | Italy | Androni Giocattoli – Sidermec | 00″ | |
| 52 | Stijn De Bock | 1993 | Belgium | Canyon DHB | 00″ | |
| 53 | Adam Lewis | 1995 | Great Britain | Beat Cycling Club | 00″ | |
| 54 | Gianni Marchand | 1990 | Belgium | Cibel | 09″ | |
| 55 | Cyrus Monk | 1996 |  Australia | Evopro Racing | 09″ | |
| 56 | Mathias Van Gompel | 1995 | Belgium | Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise | 09″ | |
| 57 | Matteo Busato | 1987 | Italy | Androni Giocattoli – Sidermec | 09″ | |
| 58 | Otto Vergaerde | 1994 | Belgium | Corendon – Circus | 09″ | |
| 59 | Dylan Bouwmans | 1997 | Netherlands | Metec – TKH | 09″ | |
| 60 | Stijn Steels | 1989 | Belgium | Roompot – Charles | 09″ | |
| 61 | Frederik Backaert | 1990 | Belgium | Wanty – Groupe Gobert | 09″ | |
| 62 | Jonas Aaen Jørgensen | 1986 | Denmark | Riwal Readynez | 09″ | |
| 63 | Jonas Rickaert | 1994 | Belgium | Corendon – Circus | 09″ | |
| 64 | Jérôme Baugnies | 1987 | Belgium | Wanty – Groupe Gobert | 09″ | |
| 65 | Kim Magnusson | 1992 |  Sweden | Riwal Readynez | 09″ | |
| 66 | Lasse Norman Hansen | 1992 | Denmark | Corendon – Circus | 09″ | |
| 67 | Jelle Mannaerts | 1991 | Belgium | Tarteletto – Isorex | 09″ | |
| 68 | Dries De Bondt | 1991 | Belgium | Corendon – Circus | 09″ | |
| 69 | Thomas Joseph | 1996 | Belgium | Tarteletto – Isorex | 09″ | |
| 70 | Tom Devriendt | 1991 | Belgium | Wanty – Groupe Gobert | 09″ | |
| 71 | Rasmus Wallin | 1996 | Denmark | Riwal Readynez | 09″ | |
| 72 | Kenneth Vanbilsen | 1990 | Belgium | Cofidis, Solutions Credits | 09″ | |
| 73 | Kevyn Ista | 1984 | Belgium | Wallonie Bruxelles | 09″ | |
| 74 | Romain Cardis | 1992 | France | Total Direct Energie | 15″ | |
| 75 | Adrien Garel | 1996 | France | Vital Concept – B&B Hotels | 15″ | |
| 76 | Jonas Van Genechten | 1986 | Belgium | Vital Concept – B&B Hotels | 15″ | |
| 77 | Andreas Kron | 1998 | Denmark | Riwal Readynez | 15″ | |
| 78 | Louis Deguide | 1994 | Belgium | Team Differdange-GeBa | 23″ | |
| 79 | Lucas Spengler | 1994 |  Switzerland | Wallonie Bruxelles | 32″ | |
| 80 | Pit Schlechter | 1990 | Luxembourg | Leopard Pro Cycling | 32″ | |
| 81 | Thimo Willems | 1996 | Belgium | Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise | 32″ | |
| 82 | Guillaume Seye | 1996 | Belgium | Beat Cycling Club | 32″ | |
| 83 | Yves Coolen | 1995 | Belgium | Beat Cycling Club | 32″ | |
| 84 | Sjoerd Bax | 1996 | Netherlands | Metec – TKH | 32″ | |
| 85 | Bert Van Lerberghe | 1992 | Belgium | Cofidis, Solutions Credits | 41″ | |
| 86 | Niki Terpstra | 1984 | Netherlands | Total Direct Energie | 41″ | |
| 87 | Wesley Mol | 1999 | Netherlands | Team Differdange-GeBa | 41″ | |
| 88 | Bert De Backer | 1984 | Belgium | Vital Concept – B&B Hotels | 48″ | |
| 89 | Edward Planckaert | 1995 | Belgium | Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise | 48″ | |
| 90 | Aimé De Gendt | 1994 | Belgium | Wanty – Groupe Gobert | 51″ | |
| 91 | Tobias Mørch Kongstad | 1996 | Denmark | Riwal Readynez | 53″ | |
| 92 | Timothy Stevens | 1989 | Belgium | Cibel | 57″ | |
| 93 | Louis Rose-Davies | 1999 | Great Britain | Canyon DHB | 57″ | |
| 94 | Justin Timmermans | 1996 | Netherlands | Roompot – Charles | 57″ | |
| 95 | Gianni Vermeersch | 1992 | Belgium | Corendon – Circus | 1′ 20″ | |
| 96 | Adrien Petit | 1990 | France | Total Direct Energie | 1′ 35″ | |
| 97 | Filippo Fortin | 1989 | Italy | Cofidis, Solutions Credits | 2′ 02″ | |
| 98 | Dimitri Claeys | 1987 | Belgium | Cofidis, Solutions Credits | 2′ 32″ | |
| 99 | Jelle Donders | 1993 | Belgium | Team Dauner D&DQ – Akkon | 2′ 32″ | |
| 100 | Ludovic Robeet | 1994 | Belgium | Wallonie Bruxelles | 2′ 48″ | |
| 101 | Julien Morice | 1991 | France | Vital Concept – B&B Hotels | 2′ 48″ | |
| 102 | Gaetan Pons | 1992 | Luxembourg | Leopard Pro Cycling | 2′ 48″ | |
| 103 | Thomas Deruette | 1995 | Belgium | Team Differdange-GeBa | 4′ 26″ | |
| 104 | Stijn Devolder | 1979 | Belgium | Corendon – Circus | 4′ 26″ | |
| 105 | Daire Feeley | 1996 | Ireland | Evopro Racing | 4′ 26″ | |
| 106 | Niels De Rooze | 1992 | Belgium | Tarteletto – Isorex | 5′ 17″ | |
| 107 | Dieter Bouvry | 1992 | Belgium | Cibel | 5′ 17″ | |
| 108 | Oscar Nehuen Bazan Claveles | 1999 |  Argentina | Start Team Gusto | 5′ 17″ | |
| 109 | Emiel Planckaert | 1996 | Belgium | Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise | 6′ 18″ | |
| 110 | Raphael Kockelmann | 1999 | Luxembourg | Team Differdange-GeBa | 6′ 18″ | |
| 111 | Misch Leyder | 1999 | Luxembourg | Leopard Pro Cycling | 6′ 18″ | |
| 112 | Tiago Da Silva | 1997 | Luxembourg | Team Differdange-GeBa | 6′ 18″ | |
| 113 | Tom Thill | 1990 | Luxembourg | Team Differdange-GeBa | 6′ 18″ | |
| 114 | Luis Javelly | 1997 | France | Start Team Gusto | 6′ 18″ | |
| 115 | Konrad Gessner | 1995 | Germany | Leopard Pro Cycling | 6′ 18″ | |
| 116 | Oliver Flautt | 1993 |  USA | Team Dauner D&DQ – Akkon | 6′ 18″ | |
| 117 | Mario Spengler | 1997 | Switzerland | Leopard Pro Cycling | 6′ 18″ | |
| 118 | Colin Heiderscheid | 1998 | Luxembourg | Leopard Pro Cycling | 6′ 18″ | |
| 119 | Alexander Maes | 1993 | Belgium | Cibel | 6′ 18″ | |
| 120 | Thijs De Lange | 1994 | Netherlands | Metec – TKH | 6′ 18″ | |
| DNF | Daan Hoeyberghs | 1994 | Belgium | Beat Cycling Club | ||
| DNF | Jacob Vaughan | 1999 | Great Britain | Canyon DHB | ||
| DNF | Zico Waeytens | 1991 | Belgium | Cofidis, Solutions Credits | ||
| DNF | Eugenio Alafaci | 1990 | Italy | Evopro Racing | ||
| DNF | Wouter Wippert | 1990 | Netherlands | Evopro Racing | ||
| DNF | Simone Bevilacqua | 1997 | Italy | Neri Sottoli – Selle Italia – KTM | ||
| DNF | Moreno Marchetti | 1998 | Italy | Neri Sottoli – Selle Italia – KTM | ||
| DNF | Moreno De Pauw | 1991 | Belgium | Sport Vlaanderen – Baloise | ||
| DNF | Jose Autran | 1999 |  Chile | Start Team Gusto | ||
| DNF | Marcelo Godoy | 1993 | Argentina | Start Team Gusto | ||
| DNF | Robert David Sierra Perez | 1996 |  Venezuela | Start Team Gusto | ||
| DNF | Eduardo Ignacio Villanueva | 1996 | Argentina | Start Team Gusto | ||
| DNF | Marc Clauss | 1998 | Germany | Team Dauner D&DQ – Akkon | ||
| DNF | Niccolo Bonifazio | 1993 | Italy | Total Direct Energie | ||
| DNF | Pim Ligthart | 1988 | Netherlands | Total Direct Energie | ||
| DNF | Alexandre Pichot | 1983 | France | Total Direct Energie | ||
| DNF | Corentin Ermenault | 1996 | France | Vital Concept – B&B Hotels | ||
| DNF | Marc Fournier | 1994 | France | Vital Concept – B&B Hotels | ||
| DNF | Timothy Dupont | 1987 | Belgium | Wanty – Groupe Gobert |
