2025 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships

2025 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships
VenueFrance Liévin, France
Date(s)31 January – 2 February 2025 (2025-01-31 – 2025-02-02)
Coordinates50°24′44.2″N 2°48′6.4″E / 50.412278°N 2.801778°E / 50.412278; 2.801778
Events7

The 2025 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships was the 76th edition of UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships. It was the annual edition of the world championships in the cycling discipline of cyclo-cross and was organized by UCI between the 31st January and 2 February 2025 in Liévin, in France.

Venue

On October 18, 2023 (2023-10-18) it was announced that Liévin will host the 2025 World Championships. [1] The event was organized in the Val de Souchez park just outside Liévin. It was held at the site of Cyclo-cross Liévin, which had earlier hosted National Championships and 2008 European Cyclo-cross Championships and had been used to organize UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup four times in the past; last time being during the 2011–12 UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup. However, this was the first time the World Championships were held in Liévin.


The course had a length of 2.95 km and an elevation of 68 m.[2]

Competition schedule

All times are local, CET (UTC+1).

Date Time Race Category
31 January 2025 (2025-01-31) 12:30 Mixed team relay
1 February 2025 (2025-02-01) 11:00 Women's junior race
13:00 Men's under-23 race
15:00 Women's elite race
2 February 2025 (2025-02-02) 11:00 Men's junior race
13:00 Women's under-23 race
15:00 Men's elite race

Medal summary

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Women's events
Women's elite race  Fem van Empel (NED) 54' 29"  Lucinda Brand (NED) +18"  Puck Pieterse (NED) +1' 09"
Women's under-23 race  Zoe Bäckstedt (GBR) 45' 42"  Marie Schreiber (LUX) +39"  Leonie Bentveld (NED) +1' 20"
Women's junior race  Lise Revol (FRA) 45' 25"  Barbora Bukovská (CZE) +11"  Rafaelle Carrier (CAN) +1' 43"
Men's events
Men's elite race  Mathieu van der Poel (NED) 1h 02' 44"  Wout van Aert (BEL) +45"  Thibau Nys (BEL) +1' 06"
Men's under-23 race  Tibor Del Grosso (NED) 56' 26"  Kay De Bruyckere (BEL) +56"  Jente Michels (BEL) +1' 05"
Men's junior race  Mattia Agostinacchio (ITA) 45' 47"  Soren Bruyère Joumard (FRA) +12"  Filippo Grigolini (ITA) +30"
Mixed events
Mixed team relay  Great Britain
Zoe Backstedt
Darlison Milo Wills
Maia Zoe Roche
Oscar Amey
Cat Ferguson
Thomas Mein
 		50' 03"  Italy
Mattia Agostinacchio
Gioele Bertolini
Giorgia Pellizotti
Lucia Bramati
Sara Casasola
Stefano Viezzi
 		+2"  France
Jules Simon
Florian Fery
Célia Gery
Zélie Lambert
Hélène Clauzel
Joshua Dubau
 		+5"

Start order

During the start, the riders were positioned in the rows containing 8 riders each. The row in which a rider was positioned was determined from the front row to the back based on the ranking of the riders in the 2024–25 UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup and other UCI rankings. The riders that finished up to the place 16 in the final World Cup classification started on the first two rows. After those the rest of the riders were positioned based on their latest UCI Cyclo-cross ranking. For Elite riders the places from 33 to 40 (5th start row) were allocated to the riders in the top 10 of the UCI mountain bike cross country ranking or the top 20 of the UCI road ranking.[3]

Results

Women

Elite

The Elite Women's race took place on Saturday February 1, 2025 (2025-02-01) in 6 laps over a total distance of 16.95 km. 35 riders from 12 nations took part in the race.[4]

Elite Women's podium at the 2025 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships
Elite Women's podium at the 2025 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships
Result
Rank Cyclist Nation Time Diff.
Fem van Empel  Netherlands 54:29
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Lucinda Brand  Netherlands 54:47 +0:18
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Puck Pieterse  Netherlands 55:38 +1:09
4 Inge van der Heijden  Netherlands 56:00 +1:31
5 Blanka Kata Vas  Hungary 56:25 +1:56
6 Sara Casasola  Italy 56:40 +2:11
7 Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado  Netherlands 57:05 +2:36
8 Hélène Clauzel  France 57:20 +2:51
9 Sanne Cant  Belgium 57:22 +2:53
10 Amandine Fouquenet  France 57:27 +2:58
11 Marion Norbert-Riberolle  Belgium 57:34 +3:05
12 Denise Betsema  Netherlands 57:37 +3:08
13 Katie Clouse  United States 57:46 +3:17
14 Aniek van Alphen  Netherlands 58:01 +3:32
15 Manon Bakker  Netherlands 58:21 +3:52
16 Sidney Mcgill  Canada 58:52 +4:23
17 Julie Brouwers  Belgium 59:02 +4:33
18 Elisabeth Brandau  Germany 59:23 +4:54
19 Anais Morichon  France 1:01:35 +7:06
20 Antonina Bialek  Poland 1:01:45 +7:16
21 Perrine Clauzel  France 1:02:00 +7:31
22 Amandine Vidon  France 1:02:29 +8:00
23 Eva Lechner  Italy 1:02:38 +8:09
24 Carlotta Borello  Italy 1:02:44 +8:15
25 Marlene Petitgirard  France 1:03:06 +8:37
26 Caroline Mani  France LAP
27 Nadja Heigl  Austria LAP
28 Sofia Rodriguez Revert  Spain LAP
29 Sara Cueto Vega  Spain LAP
30 Ann-Dorthe Lisbygd  Denmark LAP
31 Zuza Krzystała  Poland LAP
32 Lucia Gonzalez Blanco  Spain LAP
33 Christiane Bilodeau  Canada LAP
Annemarie Worst  Netherlands DNF

Under-23

The Under-23 Women's race took place on Sunday February 2, 2025 (2025-02-02) in 5 laps over a total distance of 14.15 km. 45 riders from 19 nations took part in the race.[5]

Result
Rank Cyclist Nation Time Diff.
Zoe Backstedt  Great Britain 45:42
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Marie Schreiber  Luxembourg 46:21 +0:39
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Leonie Bentveld  Netherlands 47:02 +1:20
4 Célia Gery  France 47:33 +1:51
5 Isabella Holmgren  Canada 47:59 +2:17
6 Viktória Chladoňová  Slovakia 49:20 +3:38
7 Amandine Muller  France 49:41 +3:59
8 Ella Maclean-Howell  Great Britain 50:05 +4:23
9 Imogen Wolff  Great Britain 50:23 +4:41
10 Simona Spěšná  Czech Republic 50:30 +4:48
11 Sterre Vervloet  Belgium 50:49 +5:07
12 Lucia Bramati  Italy 50:58 +5:16
13 Cat Ferguson  Great Britain 51:05 +5:23
14 Vida Lopez de San Roman  United States 51:08 +5:26
15 Electa Gallezot  France 51:11 +5:29
16 Xaydée Van Sinaey  Belgium 51:16 +5:34
17 Alexandra Valade  France 51:38 +5:56
18 Puck Langenbarg  Netherlands 51:57 +6:15
19 Beatrice Fontana  Italy 52:11 +6:29
20 Kateřina Douděrová  Czech Republic 52:28 +6:46
21 Lauren Molengraaf  Netherlands 52:37 +6:55
22 Sara Sonnemans  Netherlands 52:56 +7:14
23 Nora Fischer  Austria 53:00 +7:18
24 Jana Glaus   Switzerland 53:07 +7:25
25 Kaya Musgrave  United States 53:09 +7:27
26 Adèle Hurteloup  France 53:21 +7:39
27 Katherine Sarkisov  United States 53:28 +7:46
28 Kaija Budde  Germany 53:35 +7:53
29 Cassidy Hickey  United States 54:11 +8:29
30 Bloeme Kalis  Netherlands 54:17 +8:35
31 Regina Bruchner  Hungary LAP
32 Lauren Zoerner  United States LAP
33 Kasuga Watabe  Japan LAP
34 Elizabeth Gunsalus  United States LAP
35 Esther Wong  Ireland LAP
36 Lise Klaes  France LAP
37 Wendy Bunea  Romania LAP
38 Sofia Ungerová  Slovakia LAP
39 Marie Fay St-Onge  Canada LAP
40 Mia De Martin  Canada LAP
41 Dorothee Perron  Canada LAP
42 Nelia Kabetaj  Albania LAP
43 Marta Beti Perez  Spain LAP
44 Aika Hiyoshi  Japan LAP
45 Miruna Măda  Romania LAP

Junior

The Junior Women's race took place on Saturday February 1, 2025 (2025-02-01) in 5 laps over a total distance of 14.15 km. 42 riders from 15 nations took part in the race.[6]

Result
Rank Cyclist Nation Time Diff.
Lise Revol  France 45:25
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Barbora Bukovská  Czech Republic 45:36 +0:11
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Rafaelle Carrier  Canada 47:08 +1:43
4 Anja Grossmann   Switzerland 47:18 +1:53
5 Lidia Cusack  United States 47:18 +1:53
6 Mae Cabaca  Netherlands 47:52 +2:27
7 Alyssa Sarkisov  United States 47:52 +2:27
8 Lucie Grohová  Czech Republic 47:56 +2:31
9 Giorgia Pellizotti  Italy 48:00 +2:35
10 Lison Desprez  France 48:21 +2:56
11 Lorena Patino Villanueva  Spain 48:22 +2:57
12 Jeanne Duterne  France 48:57 +3:32
13 Nico Knoll  Canada 49:08 +3:43
14 Chiara Mettier   Switzerland 49:09 +3:44
15 Elisa Ferri  Italy 49:10 +3:45
16 Amálie Gottwaldová  Czech Republic 49:13 +3:48
17 Arabella Blackburn  Great Britain 49:48 +4:23
18 Zoe Roche  Great Britain 49:57 +4:32
19 Sanne Laurijssen  Belgium 50:28 +5:03
20 Lilou Aguirre Lavin  France 50:34 +5:09
21 Zelie Lambert  France 50:34 +5:09
22 Laly Pichon  France 50:52 +5:27
23 Ellie Mitchinson  Great Britain 51:09 +5:44
24 Maier Olano Arozena  Spain 51:15 +5:50
25 Noï Moes  Netherlands 51:22 +5:57
26 Irati Aranguren Carbayeda  Spain 51:28 +6:03
27 Sara Aaboe Kallestrup  Denmark 51:50 +6:25
28 Lyllie Sonnemann  United States 52:05 +6:40
29 Hanka Viková  Czech Republic 52:19 +6:54
30 Zita Peeters  Belgium 53:02 +7:37
31 Katrine Frederiksen  Denmark 53:21 +7:56
32 Nanami Ishikawa  Japan 53:25 +8:00
33 Bente Jochems  Netherlands 53:46 +8:21
34 Camille Basset  France 54:00 +8:35
35 Lisa Maes  Belgium 54:04 +8:39
36 Lily Rose Marois  Canada 54:16 +8:51
37 Lotte Borremans  Finland 54:23 +8:58
38 Flavia Bunea  Romania LAP
39 Maya Tasse  Canada LAP
40 Klara Dworatzek  Germany LAP
Ada Watson  United States DNF
Mille Foldager Nielsen  Denmark DNF

Men

Elite

The Elite Men's race took place on Sunday February 2, 2025 (2025-02-02) in 8 laps over a total distance of 22.55 km. 45 riders from 15 nations took part in the race.[7]

Elite Men's podium at the 2025 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships
Elite Men's podium at the 2025 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships
Result
Rank Cyclist Nation Time Diff.
Mathieu van der Poel  Netherlands 1:02:44
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Wout van Aert  Belgium 1:03:29 +0:45
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Thibau Nys  Belgium 1:03:50 +1:06
4 Joris Nieuwenhuis  Netherlands 1:03:59 +1:15
5 Emiel Verstrynge  Belgium 1:04:37 +1:53
6 Toon Aerts  Belgium 1:04:40 +1:56
7 Michael Vanthourenhout  Belgium 1:04:44 +2:00
8 Joran Wyseure  Belgium 1:04:47 +2:03
9 Lars van der Haar  Netherlands 1:04:53 +2:09
10 Laurens Sweeck  Belgium 1:05:12 +2:28
11 Ryan Kamp  Netherlands 1:05:28 +2:44
12 Felipe Orts Lloret  Spain 1:05:29 +2:45
13 Eli Iserbyt  Belgium 1:06:16 +3:32
14 Niels Vandeputte  Belgium 1:06:24 +3:40
15 Fabien Doubey  France 1:06:31 +3:47
16 Kevin Kuhn   Switzerland 1:06:54 +4:10
17 Clément Venturini  France 1:07:06 +4:22
18 Thomas Mein  Great Britain 1:07:33 +4:49
19 Scott Funston  United States 1:07:44 +5:00
20 Mees Hendrikx  Netherlands 1:07:59 +5:15
21 Pim Ronhaar  Netherlands 1:08:15 +5:31
22 Gioele Bertolini  Italy 1:08:19 +5:35
23 David Menut  France 1:08:38 +5:54
24 Michael Boros  Czech Republic 1:08:52 +6:08
25 Joshua Dubau  France LAP
26 Cameron Mason  Great Britain LAP
27 Marcel Meisen  Germany LAP
28 Martin Groslambert  France LAP
29 Corné van Kessel  Netherlands LAP
30 Mario Junquera San Millan  Spain LAP
31 Gilles Mottiez   Switzerland LAP
32 Lars Sommer   Switzerland LAP
33 Timothé Gabriel  France LAP
34 Luca Harter  Germany LAP
35 Kevin Suarez Fernandez  Spain LAP
36 Loris Rouiller   Switzerland LAP
37 Marek Konwa  Poland LAP
38 Tyler Clark  Canada LAP
39 Karl-Erik Rosendahl  Denmark LAP
40 Hijiri Oda  Japan LAP
41 Cody Scott  Canada LAP
42 Eric Brunner  United States LAP
43 Jozsef-Attila Malnasi  Romania LAP
Jonas Köpsel  Germany DNF
Luke Wiedmann   Switzerland DNF

Under-23

The Under-23 Men's race took place on Saturday February 1, 2025 (2025-02-01) in 7 laps over a total distance of 19.75 km. 49 riders from 17 nations took part in the race.[8]

Result
Rank Cyclist Nation Time Diff.
Tibor Del Grosso  Netherlands 56:26
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Kay De Bruyckere  Belgium 57:22 +0:56
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Jente Michels  Belgium 57:31 +1:05
4 Stefano Viezzi  Italy 57:58 +1:32
5 Seppe Van Den Boer  Belgium 58:36 +2:10
6 Aubin Sparfel  France 58:55 +2:29
7 Jules Simon  France 59:00 +2:34
8 Léo Bisiaux  France 59:01 +2:35
9 Viktor Vandenberghe  Belgium 59:01 +2:35
10 Nathan Bommenel  France 59:12 +2:46
11 Senna Remijn  Netherlands 59:18 +2:52
12 David Haverdings  Netherlands 59:26 +3:00
13 Zsombor Takács  Hungary 59:30 +3:04
14 Keije Solen  Netherlands 59:34 +3:08
15 Guus van den Eijnden  Netherlands 59:39 +3:13
16 Ian Ackert  Canada 1:00:01 +3:35
17 Corentin Lequet  France 1:00:14 +3:48
18 Sil De Brauwere  Belgium 1:00:20 +3:54
19 Aaron Dockx  Belgium 1:00:36 +4:10
20 Romain Debord  France 1:00:56 +4:30
21 Danny van Lierop  Netherlands 1:01:03 +4:37
22 Matéo Jot  France 1:01:14 +4:48
23 Maximilian Kerl  Czech Republic 1:01:15 +4:49
24 Dylan Zakrajsek  United States 1:01:50 +5:24
25 František Hojka  Czech Republic 1:01:53 +5:27
26 Silas Kuschla  Germany 1:02:08 +5:42
27 Maxime St-onge  Canada 1:02:15 +5:49
28 Miguel Rodriguez Novoa  Spain 1:02:46 +6:20
29 Yordi Corsus  Belgium 1:03:09 +6:43
30 Hannes Degenkolb  Germany 1:03:22 +6:56
31 Max Heiner Oertzen  Germany LAP
32 Eike Behrens  Germany LAP
33 Shingen Yunoki  Japan LAP
34 Raul Mira Bonastre  Spain LAP
35 Ksawier Garnek  Poland LAP
36 Jonas Posselt Gamborg  Denmark LAP
37 Samuele Scappini  Italy LAP
38 Pavel Jindřich  Czech Republic LAP
39 Mads Schulz Jørgensen  Denmark LAP
40 Tatsuumi Soejima  Japan LAP
41 Matteo Oppizzi   Switzerland LAP
42 Nicolas Halter   Switzerland LAP
43 Alexander Woodford  Canada LAP
44 Dragos Stavar  Romania LAP
45 Jacob Turner  New Zealand LAP
Matyás Fiala  Czech Republic DNF
Henry Coote  United States DNF
Václav Ježek  Czech Republic DNF
Paul Greijus  Sweden DNF

Junior

The Junior Men's race took place on Sunday February 2, 2025 (2025-02-02) in 6 laps over a total distance of 16.95 km. 68 riders from 22 nations took part in the race.[9]

Result
Rank Cyclist Nation Time Diff.
Mattia Agostinacchio  Italy 45:47
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Soren Bruyère Joumard  France 45:59 +0:12
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Filippo Grigolini  Italy 46:17 +0:30
4 Benjamin Noval Suarez  Spain 46:18 +0:31
5 Mats Vanden Eynde  Belgium 46:26 +0:39
6 Oscar Amey  Great Britain 46:39 +0:52
7 Soen Le Pann  France 46:55 +1:08
8 Michiel Mouris  Netherlands 46:55 +1:08
9 Florian Fery  France 46:57 +1:10
10 Milo Wills  Great Britain 47:03 +1:16
11 Emilien Belzile  Canada 47:08 +1:21
12 Noël Goijert  Netherlands 47:30 +1:43
13 Giel Lejeune  Belgium 47:36 +1:49
14 Patrik Pezzo Rosola  Italy 47:42 +1:55
15 Soan Ruesche  France 47:49 +2:02
16 Kryštof Bažant  Czech Republic 47:57 +2:10
17 Cas Timmermans  Netherlands 48:00 +2:13
18 Raúl López Sainz  Spain 48:01 +2:14
19 Conor Murphy  Ireland 48:04 +2:17
20 Lennes Jacobs  Belgium 48:13 +2:26
21 Ettore Fabbro  Italy 48:20 +2:33
22 Benjamin Bravman  United States 48:38 +2:51
23 Ryan Laenen  Belgium 48:43 +2:56
24 Theophile Vassal  France 48:49 +3:02
25 Aidan Vollmuth  United States 48:50 +3:03
26 Rick Versloot  Netherlands 48:53 +3:06
27 Baptiste Carrere  France 48:56 +3:09
28 Peter Šoltés  Slovakia 48:59 +3:12
29 Martin Fernandez Garcia  Spain 49:01 +3:14
30 Michal Sichta  Slovakia 49:07 +3:20
31 Benedikt Benz  Germany 49:15 +3:28
32 Dylan Haynes  United States 49:16 +3:29
33 David Svoboda  Czech Republic 49:27 +3:40
34 Ethan Brown  United States 49:54 +4:07
35 Antonín John  Czech Republic 50:02 +4:15
36 Gaël Guillaume  France 50:03 +4:16
37 Luan Elsässer  Germany 50:07 +4:20
38 Garrett Beshore  United States 50:28 +4:41
39 Farland Lamont  Canada 50:41 +4:54
40 Tristan Taillefer  Canada 50:48 +5:01
41 Kacper Mizuro  Poland 50:57 +5:10
42 Sagan Goertz  Canada 51:01 +5:14
43 Benedek Berencsi  Hungary 51:11 +5:24
44 Lukáš Kristl  Czech Republic 51:15 +5:28
45 Ryan Daly  Ireland 51:22 +5:35
46 Niclas Look  Germany 51:28 +5:41
47 Marius Engelbrecht Linde  Denmark 51:32 +5:45
48 Maksymilian Matyasik  Poland 51:42 +5:55
49 Anton Kochanowski  Germany 51:42 +5:55
50 Curtis Mckee  Ireland 51:59 +6:12
51 Michael Hettegger  Austria 52:08 +6:21
52 Tobias Hajkovský  Slovakia LAP
53 Levin Näf   Switzerland LAP
54 Montgomery Rigby  Canada LAP
55 Tobias Schreiber  Germany LAP
56 Oskar Koudal  Denmark LAP
57 Jonah Flammang-Lies  Luxembourg LAP
58 Shuntaro Yamada  Japan LAP
59 Campbell Mcconnell  Australia LAP
60 Luca Bodareu  Romania LAP
61 Mathias Houmann Petersen  Denmark LAP
Oscar Dige  Denmark DNF
Lennox Papi  Luxembourg DNF
Vilmer Ekman  Sweden DNF
Jakub Benča  Slovakia DNF
Vilmar Aastrup  Sweden DNF
Valentin Hofer  Austria DNF

Mixed Event

Team Relay

Mixed team relay's podium at the 2025 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships
Mixed team relay's podium at the 2025 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships

The Mixed Team Relay race took place on Friday 31 January 2025 over a total distance of 16.95 km and 10 nations took part. [10] This was the 4th edition of the Mixed Team relay event at the world championships. Each relay team consisted of 6 riders which could be made up of:

  • 1 Elite Men or 1 Under-23 Men rider,
  • 1 Under-23 Men or 1 Junior Men rider,
  • 1 Junior Men rider,
  • 1 Elite Women or 1 Under-23 Women rider,
  • 1 Under-23 Women or 1 Junior Women rider,
  • 1 Junior Women rider,

Each rider rode one lap. The countries were free to choose the starting order of their riders.


Result
Rank Nation Riders Start order Category Lap Time Diff.
Rank Split Total
 Great Britain Zoe Backstedt 2A WU 9 08:29 08:36 50:03
Darlison Milo Wills 2B MJ 5 07:57 16:33
Maia Zoe Roche 2C WJ 7 09:47 26:20
Oscar Amey 2D MJ 2 07:28 33:48
Cat Ferguson 2E WU 3 08:55 42:43
Thomas Mein 2F ME 1 07:20 50:03
2nd place, silver medalist(s)  Italy Mattia Agostinacchio 5A MJ 1 07:37 07:44 50:05 00:02
Gioele Bertolini 5B ME 1 07:34 15:18
Giorgia Pellizotti 5C WJ 2 09:10 24:28
Lucia Bramati 5D WU 3 09:28 33:56
Sara Casasola 5E WE 2 08:45 42:41
Stefano Viezzi 5F MU 2 07:24 50:05
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)  France Jules Simon 1A MU 4 07:41 07:47 50:08 00:05
Florian Fery 1B MJ 2 07:33 15:20
Célia Gery 1C WU 1 08:58 24:18
Zélie Lambert 1D WJ 4 09:45 34:03
Hélène Clauzel 1E WE 4 08:48 42:51
Joshua Dubau 1F ME 3 07:17 50:08
4  United States Scott Funston 7A ME 2 07:39 07:45 50:11 00:08
Aidan Vollmuth 7B MJ 3 07:55 15:40
Katie Clouse 7C WE 3 08:48 24:28
Vida Lopez de San Roman 7D WU 1 08:57 33:25
Lidia Cusack 7E WJ 1 09:07 42:32
Henry Coote 7F MU 4 07:39 50:11
5  Czech Republic Matyáš Fiala 6A MU 3 07:41 07:47 51:19 01:16
Barbora Bukovská 6B WJ 6 09:02 16:49
Lucie Grohová 6C WJ 6 09:30 26:19
Kryštof Bažant 6D MJ 5 07:51 34:10
Katerina Douderová 6E WU 5 09:23 43:33
Maximilian Kerl 6F MU 5 07:46 51:19
6  Belgium Mats Vanden Eynde 3A MJ 7 08:05 08:12 51:24 01:21
Xaydee Van Sinaey 3B WU 8 09:26 17:38
Kay De Bruyckere 3C MU 4 07:27 25:05
Sanne Laurijssen 3D WJ 7 09:51 34:56
Sanne Cant 3E WE 7 09:12 44:08
Toon Aerts 3F ME 6 07:16 51:24
7  Canada Maxime St Onge 4A MU 6 07:58 08:05 51:27 01:24
Emilien Belzile 4B MJ 4 08:22 16:27
Rafaelle Carrier 4C WJ 5 09:15 25:42
Sidney Mcgill 4D WE 6 09:02 34:44
Isabella Holmgren 4E WU 6 08:58 43:42
Ian Ackert 4F MU 7 07:45 51:27
8  Spain Miguel Rodriguez Novoa 8A MU 5 07:42 07:49 52:32 02:29
Lorena Patiño Villanueva 8B WJ 7 09:38 17:27
Irati Aranguren Carbayeda 8C WJ 8 10:23 27:50
Benjamin Noval Suarez 8D MJ 8 07:42 35:32
Sofia Rodriguez Revert 8E WE 8 09:26 44:58
Felipe Orts Lloret 8F ME 8 07:34 52:32
9  Japan Shingen Yunoki 9A MU 8 08:15 08:22 58:11 08:08
Kasuga Watabe 9B WU 9 10:08 18:30
Aika Hiyoshi 9C WU 9 11:03 29:33
Shuntaro Yamada 9D MJ 9 09:09 38:42
Nanami Ishikawa 9E WJ 9 11:16 49:58
Hijiri Oda 9F ME 9 08:13 58:11
10  Romania Jozsef-Attila Malnasi 10A ME 10 09:04 09:12 1:02:20 12:17
Luca Bodareu 10B MJ 10 09:52 19:04
Miruna Mada 10C WU 10 12:42 31:46
Flavia Bunea 10D WJ 10 11:24 43:10
Wendy Bunea 10E WU 10 09:55 53:05
Dragos Stavar 10F MU 10 09:15 1:02:20

ME Elite Men
MJ Junior Men
MU Under-23 Men
WE Elite Women
WJ Junior Women
WU Under-23 Women

Medals table

  *   Host nation (France)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Netherlands (NED)3126
2 Great Britain (GBR)2002
3 France (FRA)*1113
 Italy (ITA)1113
5 Belgium (BEL)0224
6 Czech Republic (CZE)0101
 Luxembourg (LUX)0101
8 Canada (CAN)0011
Totals (8 entries)77721

See also

References

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