Bert Roesems

Bert Roesems
To person
Date of birth	October 14, 1972
nation	Belgium
discipline	Street
Driver type	Time trial
To the team
Current team	Career ended
function	driver
Team (s)
1996–1998 ; 1999–2000 ; 2001 ; 2002–2003 ; 2004 ; 2005–2008 ; 2009	Vlaanderen 2002-Eddy Merckx ; Tönissteiner-Colnago ; Landbouwkrediet-Colnago ; Palmans-Collstrop ; Relax-Fuenlabrada-Bodysol ; Silence-Lotto ; Cinelli-Down Under
Most important successes
	Lower Saxony Tour 2004 ; Belgian time trial champion 2004
	Last updated: December 17, 2013

Bert Roesems (born October 14, 1972 in Halle ) is a former Belgian cyclist .

Bert Roesems, a time trial specialist , was established in 1996 professional at Vlaanderen 2002 . He celebrated his first professional victory in 1999 at the Circuit Franco-Belge , where he also came second in the overall standings. After further stage wins at the Tour de la Région Wallonne , the Tour of Belgium and the Tour of Sweden , he achieved his first overall success in 2003 in the one-day race Grand Prix de Denain . In 2004 he then won a stage of the Lower Saxony Tour and the overall ranking, thus his first stage race . In the following years, Roesems made a name for himself as a good driver on cobblestones after switching to Davitamon-Lotto . He won the Belgian one-day races Brussels-Ingooigem (2005) and Nokere Koerse (2006). At the end of the 2009 season he ended his active cycling career.

Palmarès

2001
- Brussels-Ingooigem
2003
- Grand Prix de Denain
- one stage Grand Prix Erik Breukink
2004
- Lower Saxony tour
- Belgian time trial champion
- Chrono of the Herbier
2005
- Halle – Ingooigem
2006
- Nokere Koerse