Compton takes silver at World Cup, Haley wins juniors race in Milton Keynes

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Katie Compton (Colorado Springs, Colo./Trek Cyclocross Collective) earned silver at the 2014-2015 UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup #3 and Gavin Haley (Louisville, Ky./Red Zone Cycling) won the juniors race in Milton Keynes, England, on Saturday, highlighting a strong day of American cyclo-cross racing.



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Gallery: 2014-15 UCI World Cup-Milton Keynes

Farrar invigorated by MTN-Qhubeka move

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American confident team will be a strong force next season

















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GB’s Harris wins cyclo-cross bronze

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Britain's Nikki Harris finished an impressive third in the first cyclo-cross World Cup event to be staged in England.



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Results: 2014-15 UCI World Cup-Milton Keynes

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• 1. Kevin Pauwels, Sunweb-Napoleon Games, in 1:03:01


• 2. Klaas Vantornout, Sunweb-Napoleon Games, at 00:01


• 3. Francis Mourey, FDJ.fr, at 00:16


• 4. Lars Van Der Haar, Giant-Shimano, at 00:19


• 5. Philipp Walsleben, BKCP-Powerplus, at 00:43


• 6. Corné Van Kessel, Telenet-Fidea, at 00:58


• 7. Tom Meeusen, Telenet-Fidea, at 01:00


• 8. Sven Nys, Crelan-AA Drink, at 01:12


• 9. Bart Aernouts, Corendon-Kwadro, at 01:32


• 10. Rob Peeters, Vastgoedservice-Golden Palace, at 01:38


• 11. Fabien Canal, Look-Beaumes De Venise, at 01:41


• 12. Ian Field, at 01:47


• 13. Laurens Sweeck, Corendon-Kwadro, at 01:53


• 14. Jonathan Page, Fuji-Spy, at 01:55


• 15. Bart Wellens, Telenet-Fidea, at 02:01


• 16. Gianni Vermeersch, Sunweb-Napoleon Games, at 02:04


• 17. Marcel Wildhaber, Scott-Odlo, at 02:04


• 18. Toon Aerts, Telenet-Fidea, at 02:06


• 19. Sascha Weber, Veranclassic-Doltcini, at 02:22


• 20. Jim Aernouts, Sunweb-Napoleon Games, at 02:35


• 21. David Van Der Poel, BKCP-Powerplus, at 02:48


• 22. Thijs Van Amerongen, Telenet-Fidea, at 02:57


• 23. Jens Adams, Vastgoedservice-Golden Palace, at 03:16


• 24. Michael Boros, at 03:23


• 25. Jeremy Powers, Rapha-Focus, at 03:27


• 26. Marcel Meisen, Corendon-Kwadro, at 03:51


• 27. Radomir Simunek, Corendon-Kwadro, at 04:02


• 28. Tim Merlier, Sunweb-Napoleon Games, at 04:04


• 29. Mariusz Gil, Corendon-Kwadro, at 04:07


• 30. Niels Wubben, Telenet-Fidea, at 04:38


• 31. Javier Ruiz De Larrinaga Ibanez, at 04:45


• 32. Jack Clarkson, at 05:21


• 33. Flavien Dassonville, Bigmat-Auber 93, at 05:45


• 34. Lubomir Petrus, BKCP-Powerplus, at 05:49


• 35. Twan Van Den Brand, Jo Piels, at 06:14


• 36. Jeremy Durrin, Optum-Kelly Benefit Strategies, at 06:25


• 37. Kenneth Hansen, at 06:39


• 38. Steven James, at 06:52


• 39. Josep Betalu, at 07:08


• 40. Ben Sumner, at 07:14


• 41. Martin Gujan, Orange Monkey Pro Team, at 07:50


• 42. Alex Paton, at 08:00


• 43. Jody Crawforth, at 08:05


• 44. Gusty Bausch, at :2LAP


• 45. Nicholas Barnes, at :2LAP


• 46. Ramon Sagues Portabella, at :3LAP


• 47. Jack Ravenscroft, at :3LAP


• 48. David Montgomery, at :3LAP


• 49. Glen Kinning, at :3LAP


• 50. Mark McConnell, at :4LAP


• 51. Timothy O’Regan, at :4LAP


• 52. Angus Edmond, at :5LAP

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Kevin Pauwels pads World Cup lead with victory in England

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Kevin Pauwels (Sunweb-Napoleon Games) extended his World Cup lead on Saturday, beating teammate Klaas Vantornout in a two-up sprint at Milton Keynes’ Campbell Park.

The two had been part of an aggressive five-man lead group containing three national champions — Dutchman Lars van der Haar (Giant-Shimano), German Philipp Walsleben (BKCP-Powerplus) and Frenchman Francis Mourey (FDJ.fr).

But going into bell lap the lead group was down to a threesome, and once the Sunwebs shed Walsleben, it was a two-man, one-team fight to the finish — a battle that Pauwels won, slipping around an exhausted Vantornout just ahead of the line. Mourey hung on for third at 16 seconds back.

Pauwels now leads the World Cup with 220 points. Vantornout sits second with 185, while Corné Van Kessel (Telenet-Fidea) has third with 163.

Editor’s note: Stay tuned for more from England.

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