2011–12 cyclo-cross season

The 2011-12 Cyclo-Cross is made up by the three main competitions of Cyclo-Cross discipline:

World Cup
Superprestige
GvA Trophy

The season began on 9 October with the Cyclo-cross Ruddervoorde, won by Niels Albert. It is scheduled to end on 19 February 2012.

Race calendar

UCI World Championship
UCI World Cup
Superprestige
GVA Trophy
DateVenueWinnerSecondThird
9 OctoberBelgium RuddervoordeBelgium Niels Albert Belgium Bart AernoutsBelgium Klaas Vantornout
16 OctoberCzech Republic PlzeňBelgium Sven Nys Belgium Kevin PauwelsCzech Republic Zdeněk Štybar
23 OctoberCzech Republic TaborBelgium Kevin Pauwels Czech Republic Zdeněk ŠtybarBelgium Klaas Vantornout
30 OctoberBelgium ZonhovenBelgium Niels Albert Belgium Sven NysBelgium Kevin Pauwels
1 NovemberBelgium KoppenbergBelgium Kevin Pauwels Belgium Sven NysCzech Republic Zdeněk Štybar
6 NovemberBelgium RonseBelgium Kevin Pauwels Czech Republic Zdeněk ŠtybarBelgium Niels Albert
13 NovemberBelgium Hamme-ZoggeCzech Republic Zdeněk Štybar Belgium Kevin PauwelsBelgium Sven Nys
19 NovemberBelgium HasseltBelgium Kevin Pauwels Czech Republic Zdeněk ŠtybarBelgium Sven Nys
20 NovemberBelgium Asper-GavereBelgium Kevin Pauwels Belgium Tom MeeusenCzech Republic Zdeněk Štybar
26 NovemberBelgium KoksijdeBelgium Sven Nys Belgium Kevin PauwelsBelgium Bart Aernouts
27 NovemberNetherlands GietenBelgium Sven Nys Belgium Kevin PauwelsBelgium Rob Peeters
4 DecemberSpain IgorreBelgium Kevin Pauwels Belgium Sven NysBelgium Tom Meeusen
17 DecemberBelgium EssenBelgium Bart Wellens Belgium Niels AlbertBelgium Rob Peeters
18 DecemberBelgium NamurBelgium Sven Nys Belgium Niels AlbertBelgium Klaas Vantornout
23 DecemberBelgium DiegemBelgium Niels Albert Belgium Kevin PauwelsBelgium Sven Nys
26 DecemberBelgium Heusden-ZolderBelgium Kevin Pauwels Czech Republic Zdeněk ŠtybarBelgium Sven Nys
28 DecemberBelgium LoenhoutBelgium Niels Albert Czech Republic Zdeněk ŠtybarBelgium Sven Nys
1 JanuaryBelgium BaalBelgium Sven Nys Belgium Kevin PauwelsBelgium Bart Wellens
15 JanuaryFrance LiévinCzech Republic Zdeněk Štybar Belgium Kevin PauwelsCzech Republic Radomír Šimůnek, Jr.
22 JanuaryNetherlands HoogerheideBelgium Kevin Pauwels Czech Republic Zdeněk ŠtybarBelgium Klaas Vantornout
29 JanuaryBelgium KoksijdeBelgium Niels Albert Belgium Rob PeetersBelgium Kevin Pauwels
4 FebruaryBelgium LilleBelgium Tom Meeusen Czech Republic Zdeněk ŠtybarBelgium Kevin Pauwels
5 FebruaryBelgium HoogstratenBelgium Tom Meeusen Belgium Kevin PauwelsBelgium Sven Nys
11 FebruaryBelgium MiddelkerkeCzech Republic Zdeněk Štybar Belgium Sven NysBelgium Tom Meeusen
19 FebruaryBelgium OostmalleBelgium Niels Albert Czech Republic Zdeněk ŠtybarBelgium Kevin Pauwels

National Championships

Nation Men's winner Women's winner
 AustriaDaniel GeismayrJacqueline Hahn
 BelgiumSven NysSanne Cant
 CanadaChris SheppardEmily Batty
 CroatiaJasmin BečirovičMia Radotič
 Czech RepublicZdeněk ŠtybarMartina Mikulášková
 DenmarkKenneth HansenNikoline Hansen
 FinlandSami TiainenMaija Rossi
 FranceAurélien DuvalLucienne Chainel-Lefevre
 GermanyChristoph PfingstenHanka Kupfernagel
 HungarySzilard BuruczkiEszter Dosa
 IrelandRobin Seymour
 ItalyElia SilvestriEva Lechner
 JapanYu TakenouchiAyako Toyooka
 LuxembourgGusty BauschChristine Majerus
 NetherlandsLars BoomMarianne Vos
 New ZealandGary HallKim Hurst
 PolandMariusz GilOlga Wasiuk
 United KingdomIan FieldHelen Wyman
 SerbiaBojan DjurdjcJovana Crnogorac
 SlovakiaRobert GavendaJanka Števková
 SwedenMagnus DarvellÅsa Maria Erlandsson
 SpainIsaac SuárezRocío Martín
 United StatesJeremy PowersKatie Compton
  SwitzerlandJulien TaramarcazJasmin Achermann

See also

This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.