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
Date Venue Winner Second Third
9 October Ruddervoorde Niels Albert Bart Aernouts Klaas Vantornout
16 October Plzeň Sven Nys Kevin Pauwels Zdeněk Štybar
23 October Tábor Kevin Pauwels Zdeněk Štybar Klaas Vantornout
30 October Zonhoven Niels Albert Sven Nys Kevin Pauwels
1 November Koppenberg Kevin Pauwels Sven Nys Zdeněk Štybar
6 November Ronse Kevin Pauwels Zdeněk Štybar Niels Albert
13 November Hamme-Zogge Zdeněk Štybar Kevin Pauwels Sven Nys
19 November Hasselt Kevin Pauwels Zdeněk Štybar Sven Nys
20 November Asper-Gavere Kevin Pauwels Tom Meeusen Zdeněk Štybar
26 November Koksijde Sven Nys Kevin Pauwels Bart Aernouts
27 November Gieten Sven Nys Kevin Pauwels Rob Peeters
4 December Igorre Kevin Pauwels Sven Nys Tom Meeusen
17 December Essen Bart Wellens Niels Albert Rob Peeters
18 December Namur Sven Nys Niels Albert Klaas Vantornout
23 December Diegem Niels Albert Kevin Pauwels Sven Nys
26 December Heusden-Zolder Kevin Pauwels Zdeněk Štybar Sven Nys
28 December Loenhout Niels Albert Zdeněk Štybar Sven Nys
1 January Baal Sven Nys Kevin Pauwels Bart Wellens
15 January Liévin Zdeněk Štybar Kevin Pauwels Radomír Šimůnek Jr.
22 January Hoogerheide Kevin Pauwels Zdeněk Štybar Klaas Vantornout
29 January Koksijde Niels Albert Rob Peeters Kevin Pauwels
4 February Lille Tom Meeusen Zdeněk Štybar Kevin Pauwels
5 February Hoogstraten Tom Meeusen Kevin Pauwels Sven Nys
11 February Middelkerke Zdeněk Štybar Sven Nys Tom Meeusen
19 February Oostmalle Niels Albert Zdeněk Štybar Kevin Pauwels

National Championships

Nation Men's winner Women's winner
 Austria Daniel Geismayr Jacqueline Hahn
 Belgium Sven Nys Sanne Cant
 Canada Chris Sheppard Emily Batty
 Croatia Jasmin Bečirovič Mia Radotič
 Czech Republic Zdeněk Štybar Martina Mikulášková
 Denmark Kenneth Hansen Nikoline Hansen
 Finland Sami Tiainen Maija Rossi
 France Aurélien Duval Lucienne Chainel-Lefevre
 Germany Christoph Pfingsten Hanka Kupfernagel
 Hungary Szilard Buruczki Eszter Dosa
 Ireland Robin Seymour
 Italy Elia Silvestri Eva Lechner
 Japan Yu Takenouchi Ayako Toyooka
 Luxembourg Gusty Bausch Christine Majerus
 Netherlands Lars Boom Marianne Vos
 New Zealand Gary Hall Kim Hurst
 Poland Mariusz Gil Olga Wasiuk
 United Kingdom Ian Field Helen Wyman
 Serbia Bojan Djurdjc Jovana Crnogorac
 Slovakia Robert Gavenda Janka Števková
 Sweden Magnus Darvell Åsa Maria Erlandsson
 Spain Isaac Suárez Rocío Martín
 United States Jeremy Powers Katie Compton
  Switzerland Julien Taramarcaz Jasmin Achermann

See also

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