2005 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup

2005 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup
Date(s) (2005-04 - 2005-09)April–September 2005

The 2005 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup included four disciplines: marathon, cross-country, downhill and 4-cross.

Cross-country

Date Venue Winner (Men) Winner (Women)
24 April 2005 Belgium Spa Francorchamps[1] France Julien Absalon Canada Marie-Hélène Prémont
8 May 2005 Spain Madrid[2] France Julien Absalon Norway Gunn-Rita Dahle
29 May 2005 Belgium Houffalize[3] Italy Marco Bui Norway Gunn-Rita Dahle
4 June 2005 Germany Willingen[4] Switzerland Christoph Sauser Norway Gunn-Rita Dahle
25 June 2005 Canada Mont-Sainte-Anne[5] Switzerland Christoph Sauser Canada Marie-Hélène Prémont
3 July 2005 Brazil Balneário Camboriú[6] Spain José Antonio Hermida Norway Gunn-Rita Dahle
9 July 2005 United States Angel Fire Resort[7] Switzerland Christoph Sauser Norway Gunn-Rita Dahle
10 September 2005 United Kingdom Fort William[8] Switzerland Ralph Naef Norway Gunn-Rita Dahle
Final Standings[8] UCI World Cup
Cross Country Championship 		  Switzerland Christoph Sauser   Norway Gunn-Rita Dahle
  Spain José Antonio Hermida   Germany Sabine Spitz
  France Julien Absalon   Canada Marie-Hélène Prémont

Downhill

Date Venue Winner (Men) Winner (Women)
30 April 2005 Spain Vigo[9] United Kingdom Steve Peat France Sabrina Jonnier
5 June 2005 Germany Willingen[9] South Africa Greg Minnaar France Anne-Caroline Chausson
12 June 2005 Austria Schladming[9] Australia Sam Hill France Anne-Caroline Chausson
26 June 2005 Canada Mont-Sainte-Anne[9] France Fabien Barel United Kingdom Tracy Mosely
3 July 2005 Brazil Balneário Camboriú[9] South Africa Greg Minnaar United Kingdom Tracy Mosely
10 July 2005 United States Angel Fire Resort[9] South Africa Greg Minnaar France Sabrina Jonnier
21 August 2005 Italy Pila Vallée d'Aoste[9] Australia Sam Hill France Anne-Caroline Chausson
11 September 2005 United Kingdom Fort William[9] United Kingdom Steve Peat United Kingdom Tracy Mosely
Final Standings[10] UCI World Cup
Downhill Championship 		South Africa Greg Minnaar France Sabrina Jonnier
Australia Sam Hill United Kingdom Tracy Mosely
Australia Nathan Rennie United Kingdom Rachel Atherton

Marathon

Date Venue Winner (Men) Winner (Women)
10 April 2005 Cyprus Limassol[11] Italy Massimo de Bertolis Switzerland Petra Henzi
1 May 2005 Italy Garda Trentino[12] Netherlands Bart Brentjens Italy Paola Pezzo
18 June 2005 Canada Mont-Sainte-Anne[13] United Kingdom Liam Killeen Brazil Jaqueline Mourão
10 July 2005 Austria Bad Goisern[14] Germany Moritz Milatz Sweden Anna Enocsson
7 August 2005 France Oisans[15] France Thomas Dietsch Switzerland Esther Süss
13 August 2005 Sweden Falun[16] Sweden Fredrik Kessiakoff Sweden Anna Enocsson
1 October 2005 Germany St. Wendel[17] Italy Yader Zoli Slovenia Blaza Klemencic
14 October 2005 France Fréjus[18] Belgium Roel Paulissen Canada Alison Sydor
Final Standings[19] UCI World Cup
Marathon Championship 		Italy Mauro Bettin Switzerland Daniela Louis
Austria Alban Lakata Switzerland Esther Süss
Italy Dario Acquaroli Sweden Anna Enocsson

Four-cross

Date Venue Winner (Men) Winner (Women)
1 May 2005 Spain Vigo Czech Republic Michal Prokop United States Jill Kintner
5 June 2005 Germany Willingen[4] cancelled Netherlands Anneke Beerten
11 June 2005 Austria Schladming United States Brian Lopes Netherlands Anneke Beerten
25 June 2005 Canada Mont-Sainte-Anne[5] Czech Republic Michal Prokop United States Jill Kintner
4 July 2005 Brazil Balneário Camboriú[6] Switzerland Roger Rinderknecht United States Jill Kintner
9 July 2005 United States Angel Fire Resort[7] United States Brian Lopes United States Jill Kintner
21 August 2005 Italy Pila Vallée d'Aoste[20] Czech Republic Michal Prokop United States Jill Kintner
10 September 2005 United Kingdom Fort William[8] Norway Leiv Ove Nordmark United States Jill Kintner
Final Standings[8] UCI World Cup
Four-Cross Championship 		United States Brian Lopes United States Jill Kintner
Czech Republic Michal Prokop Netherlands Anneke Beerten
France Cédric Gracia Austria Anita Molcik

See also

References

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