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In the three races organized by TDL Organization, GP General Patton, GP de Luxembourg (both for U19 riders) and the Critérium Européen des Jeunes (U17), riders from Luxembourg, Belgium, France and the Netherlands were able to present themselves. At the GP General Patton, the victory went to the young Belgian Jarno Widar. At the GP de Luxembourg, Mathieu Kockelmann from Luxembourg was the fastest. At the Critérium Européen des Jeunes, the stage wins were for Edgard Berthelemy (F) and Anco Ballif (NL). Jenthe Verstraete from Belgium secured the overall victory of the two-day race.
Jarno Widar (B/Crabbe Toitures-CC Chevigny) – GP General Patton – Troisvierges/Troisvierges – Foto: Serge Waldbillig / TDL Organisation

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