In the men's final, Anaia Istil (FRA) beat Timo Windau (NED) from IJzendoorn. The Frenchman was the most consistent and fastest rider of the day, with no fewer than three runs under 21 seconds.
The top four men and women will also qualify for the Red Bull UCI Pump Track World Championships Final in Santiago (Chile) from November 16 to 20, 2022. The race will be under the UCI flag. This allows the winner of the World Final to wear the rainbow jersey for a year.
Top 4 men:
1 Anaia Istil (FRA) - 20,480 sec
2 Timo Windau (NED) - 21,185 sec
3 Wannes Magdelijns (BEL)
4 Max van Eijndhoven (NED)
Top 4 women:
1 Aiko Gommers (BEL) - 22,624 sec
2 Robyn Gommers (BEL) - 23.255 sec
3 Danielle Vrenegoor (NED)
4 Carmen Vermeulen (NED)
Pump tracks are becoming more and more popular. The Swiss company Velosolutions, which is behind the event, expects to open about eighteen new tracks in the Netherlands and Belgium in the coming year.
Pics by Red Bull / Tom Bergman