2000 World Road Cycling Championships
67th Edition: October 15, 2000
Plouay, France
Pro World Championship podium history | 2001 edition | 1999 edition |
Elite Men's Road Race: 156 starters, 109 classified finishers
19 laps of 14.16 km for a total of 268.9 km
Romans Vainsteins is the 2000 World Road Champion
Complete results:
- Romans Vainsteins (Latvia) 6hr 15min 28sec. 42.678 km/hr
- Zbigniew Spruch (Poland) s.t.
- Oscar Freire (Spain) s.t.
- Michele Bartoli (Italy) s.t.
- Tobias Steinhauser (Germany) s.t.
- Niki Aebersold (Switzerland) s.t.
- Scott Sunderland (Australia) s.t.
- Chann McRae (USA) s.t.
- Paolo Bettini (Italy) s.t.
- Francesco Casagrande (Italy) s.t.
- Michgael Boogerd (Netherlands) s.t.
- Axel Merckx (Belgium) s.t.
- Gorazd Stangelj (Slovenia) s.t.
- Niklas Axelsson (Sweden) s.t.
- Oscar Camenzind (Switzerland) s.t.
- Dave Bruylandts (Belgium) s.t.
- Maximilian Sciandri (Great Britain) s.t.
- Jean-Cyril Robin (France) s.t.
- Andrei Tchmil (Belgium) s.t.
- Nico Mattan (Belgium) s.t.
- Mauro Gianetti (Switzerland) s.t.
- Bo Hamburger (Denmark) s.t.
- Chris Peers (Blgium) s.t.
- Raimondas Rumsas (Lithuania) s.t.
- Davide Rebellin (Italy) @ 2sec
- Stéphane Heulot (France) 2 52sec
- Beat Zberg (Switzerland) s.t.
- Gianni Faresin (Italy) s.t.
- José Luis Rubiera (Spain) @ 53sec
- Manuel Beltran (Spain) s.t.
- Gilberto Simoni (Italy) s.t.
- Richard Virenque (France) s.t.
- Francisco Javier Cerezo (Spain) @ 1min 21sec
- Piotr Wadecki (Poland) @ 3min 17sec
- Serguei Ivanov (Russia) s.t.
- Rolf Aldag (Germany) s.t.
- Miguel Angel Martin Perdiguero (Spain) s.t.
- Andrej Hauptman (Slovenia) s.t.
- Luca Scinto (Italy) s.t.
- Jochen Summer (Austria) s.t.
- Nicki Sorensen (Denmark) s.t.
- Marc Wauters (Belgium) s.t.
- Serge Baguet (Belgium) s.t.
- Fabian Jeker (Switzerland) s.t.
- Rolf Huser (Switzerland) s.t.
- Marc Lotz (Netherlands) s.t.
- Laurent Brochard (France) s.t.
- Igor Pugaci (Moldova) s.t.
- Marcus Zberg (Switzerland) s.t.
- Peter van Petegem (Belgium) @ 3min 20sec
- Denis Zanette (Italy) @ 8min 20sec
- Sergio Barbero (Italy) s.t.
- Zbigniew Piatek (Poland) s.t.
- Alexandre Vinokourov (Kazakhstan) s.t.
- Frédéric Guesdon (France) s.t.
- Daniel Schnider (Switzerland) s.t.
- Janek Tombak (Estonia) s.t.
- Mirko Celestino (Italy) s.t.
- Jaan Kirsipuu (Estonia) s.t.
- Maarten den Bakker (Netherlands) @ 11min 34sec
- Harald Morscher (Austria) s.t.
- Michael Steen Nielsen (Denmark) s.t.
- Rolf Sorensen (Denmark) s.t.
- Roberto Laiseka (Spain) s.t.
- Bert Dietz (Germany) s.t.
- Christopher Jenner (New Zealand) @ 12min 20sec
- Ralf Grabsch (Germany) s.t.
- Dominique Perras (Canada) s.t.
- Gerrit Glomser (Austria) s.t.
- Björnar Vestöl (Norway) s.t.
- Danny Jonasson (Denmark) s.t.
- Glenn Magnusson (Sweden) s.t.
- Tom Leaper (Austria) s.t.
- Oleg Kozlitine (Kazakhstan) s.t.
- Gerhard Trampusch (Austria) s.t.
- Marcus Ljungqvist (Sweden) s.t.
- Aart Vierhouten (Netherlands) s.t.
- Steven de Jongh (Netherlands) s.t.
- Oleg Joukov (Russia) s.t.
- Charles Wegelius (Great Britain) s.t.
- Christophe Mengin (France) s.t.
- Kam Po Wong (Hong Kong) s.t.
- Jörg Ludewig (Germany) s.t.
- Pierre Bourquenoud (Switzerland) s.t.
- Ruslan Ivanov (Moldova) s.t.
- Karsten Kroon (Netherlands) s.t.
- Dmitri Fofonov (Kazakhstan) s.t.
- Grischa Niermann (Germany) s.t.
- Jan Schaffrath (Germany) s.t.
- Patrice Halgand (France) s.t.
- Ondrej Sosenka (Czech Republic) s.t.
- Jens Voigt (Germany) s.t.
- Milan Kadlec (Czech Republic) s.t.
- Wilfried Peeters (Belgium) s.t.
- Max van Heeswijk (Netherlands) s.t.
- Alexei Sivikov (Russia) s.t.
- Artour Babaitsev (Russia) s.t.
- Carlos Sastre (Spain) s.t.
- Rik Verbrugghe (Belgium) s.t.
- Thierry Marichal (Belgium) s.t.
- Stuart O'Grady) s.t.
- Serguei Smetanine (Russia) @ 16min 58sec
- Serguei Lelekin (Russia) s.t.
- Martin Johansson (Sweden) s.t.
- Matthé Pronk (Netherlands) s.t.
- Michael Barry (Canada) s.t.
- Vladimir Miholjevic (Coratia) s.t.
- Ruslan Podgorny (Ukraine) s.t.
- Thor Hushovd (Norway) s.t.