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Thanks to the many volunteers the 33rd edition was again a great success!
The committee of the Foundation of the International Junior Three Days of Axel is very grateful for the wonderful sponsors who have committed themselves to our event. Thanks to them we are financially healthy and we can organise this event.
All the results of the 33rd edition are online.
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Bram Cambier successor Rolf Mobach
During the board meeting of 10-09-2013 is mr. Bram Cambier elected as the new chairman of the International Junior Three Days of Axel.
Brent Luijckx wins the 32th Internationale Juniorendriedaagse van Axel
Brent Luijckx of the AVIA Crabbe Team is the overall winner of the 32th Internationale Juniorendriedaagse van Axel.
In the last heavy stage Strijpen- Strijpen he was the only man of the favorites in the front. His nearest concurrent Michael Svendgaard of the Team Blue Water Cycling missed the write escape and losted so the race.
In the third stage Axel-Axel is Michael Svengaard outstanding.
The Danish rider Michael Svendgaard of the Team Blue Water Cycling wins the third stage of the 32th Internationale Juniorendriedaagse van Axel.
Brent Luijckx takes the double after the Time Trial!
Smashing first stage Sluiskil-Axel!
Hell of Zeeuws Vlaanderen has left its mark on our juniors.
Not less than 9 cobblestones made ​​an enormous wear and tear on our Zeeuwse cobblestones.
Danish dynamite in the International Three Days of Axel
STRIJPEN showed the Danes of the Team last year Blue Water Cycling Juniorendriedaagse with two vultures already in the international stages and the final victory of Alexander camp. This time showed the Scandinavians dominate equally. Unleashed end winner Mads Würtz-Schmidt was barely herb crops. The world champion time trial Juniors Sunday wrote the concluding stage not only on his name, also Strijpen-Strijpen (like last year) he showed his supremacy in the time trial Axel-Axel of Saturday morning. The blonde rider raffelde the 7.8 kilometers in 9.33, 48 minutes, good for an average of almost 49 kilometers per hour. Würtz-Schmidts land and teammate Mathias westergaard also wrote the stage Axel-Axel (99.6 km) to his name, while Team Blue Water Cycling also won the team ranking.
Mad Wurtz Schmidt takes the double in Strijpen
The ride through the Flemish Ardennes was won by Mads Würtz Schmidt. The Danish rider is also the overall winner of the Three Days. The Dutchman Piotr Havik was in the final stage second to his countryman Lennard Hofstede. Our compatriots Merlin Decoster and Daan Hoeybreghs complete the Top 5. Hoeybreghs was on the Flemish hills the best climber. He took the mountains jersey to Mol.
