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2005 World Road Cycling Championships
72nd edition: September 21 - 25, Madrid, Spain
World Road Cycling Championships podium history | 2006 edition | 2004 edition |
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Elite men's road race | U23 men's road race | Elite women's road race | Elite men's time trial | U23 men's time trial | Elite women's time trial |
Sunday, September 25: Elite Men's Road Race, 273 kilometers.
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What an athlete! What a season! Boonen caps his spring Paris-Roubaix and Tour of Flanders wins with the Rainbow Jersey. |
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Complete results: 188 starters, 123 classified finishers
- Tom Boonen (Belgium) 6hr 26min 10sec. 42.416 km/hr
- Alejandro Valverde (Spain) s.t.
- Anthony Geslin (France) s.t.
- Marcus Ljungqvist (Sweden) s.t.
- Murilo Fischer (Brazil) s.t.
- Jakob Piil (Denmark) s.t.
- Alexandre Kolobnev (Russia) s.t.
- Andreas Kleir (Germany) s.t.
- Julian Dean (New Zealand) s.t.
- Martin Elmiger (Switzerland) s.t.
- Janez Brajkovic (Slovenia) s.t.
- Steffen Wesemann (Switzerland) s.t.
- Paolo Bettini (Italy) s.t.
- Grégory Rast (Switzerland) s.t.
- Thomas Dekker (Netherlands) s.t.
- Constantino Zaballa (Spain) s.t.
- Koos Moorenhout (Netherlands) s.t.
- Michael Boogerd (Netherlands) s.t.
- Laurent Brochard (France) s.t.
- Gorazd Stangelj (Slovenia) s.t.
- Alexandre Vinokourov (Kazakhstan) s.t.
- Marco Antonio Serrano (Spain) s.t.
- Guido Trenti (USA) s.t.
- Denis Menchov (Russia) @ 10sec
- Mario Aerts (Belgium) @ 11sec
- Nick Nuyens (Belgium) @ 21sec
- Björn Leukemans (Belgium) @ 23sec
- Alexandre Usov (Belarus) @ 25sec
- Erik Zabel (Germany) s.t.
- Robbie McEwen (Australia) s.t.
- Uros Murn (Slovenia) s.t.
- René Haselbacher (Austria) s.t.
- Aurélien Clerc (Switzerland) s.t.
- Peter van Petegem (Belgium) s.t.
- Alessandro Petacchi (Italy) s.t.
- Alejandro Albrto Borrajo (Argentina) s.t.
- Matija Kvasina (Coratia) s.t.
- Sergey Lagutin (Uzbekistan) s.t.
- Lars Ytting Bak (Denmark) s.t.
- Jan Hruska (Czech Republic) s.t.
- Roger Hammond (Great Britain) s.t.
- Mykhailo Khalilov (Ukraine) s.t.
- Jan Valach (Slovakia) s.t.
- Piotr Wadecki (Poland) s.t.
- Marek Rutkiewicz (Poland) s.t.
- Vladimir Gusev (Russia) s.t.
- Christophe Le Mevel (France) s.t.
- Miguel Angel Martin Perdeguero (Spain) s.t.
- Bram Tankink (Netherlands) s.t.
- Oscar Peiro (Spain) s.t.
- Jean-Patrick Nazon (France) s.t.
- Karsten Kroon (Netherlands) s.t.
- Denys Kostyuk (Ukraine) s.t.
- Filippo Pozzato (Italy) s.t.
- George David (South Africa) s.t.
- Juan Antonio Flecha (Spain) s.t.
- Stijn Devolder (Belgium) s.t.
- Andrey Kashechkin (Kazakhstan) s.t.
- Fred Rodriguez (USA) s.t.
- Joost Posthuma (Netherlands) s.t.
- Serguei Ivanov (Russia) s.t.
- Igor Astarloa (Spain) s.t.
- Marco Velo (Italy) s.t.
- Rolf Aldag (Germany) s.t.
- Pieter Weening (Netherlands) s.t.
- Matteo Tosatto (Italy) s.t.
- Sylvain Chavanel (France) s.t.
- Francisco Mancebo (Spain) @ 36sec
- David Blanco (Spain) s.t.
- Peter Wrolich (Austria) @ 43sec
- Leon van Bon (Netherlands) @ 47sec
- Allan Davis (Australia) @ 1min 12sec
- Luca Paolini (Italy) @ 1min 16sec
- Vladimir Efimkin (Russia) @ 1min 46sec
- Mark Scanlon (Ireland) @ 2min 37sec
- Thomas Lövkvist (Sweden) @ 2min 45sec
- Philippe Gilbert (Belgium) s.t.
- Ryder Hesjedal (Canada) @ 4min 18sec
- Pedro Soeiro (Portugal) @ 4min 50sec
- James Lewis perry (South Africa) @ 4min 57sec
- Marc Wauters (Belgium) s.t.
- Patrick Calcagni (Switzerland) @ 5min 4sec
- Michael Rogers (Australia) @ 5min 6sec
- Giovanni Lombardi (Italy) s.t.
- Martin Prazdnovsky (Slovakia) @ 5min 19sec
- John Lieswyn (USA) s.t.
- Simon Gerrans (Australia) @ 5min 25sec
- Baden Cooke (Australia) s.t.
- Maxim Gourov (Kazakhstan) s.t.
- Rafael Nuritdinov (Uzbekistan) s.t.
- Jörg Jaksche (Germany) s.t.
- Cédric Vasseur (France) s.t.
- Leonardo Fabio Duque (Colombia) @ 6min 1sec
- Henk Vogels (Australia) s.t.
- Jaroslaw Zarebski (Poland) s.t.
- Bartosz Huzarski (Poland) s.t.
- Fabian Wegmann (Germany) s.t.
- Markus Zberg (Switzerland) s.t.
- Jan Svorada (Czech Republic) s.t.
- Petr Bencik (Czech Republic) s.t.
- Mathew Hayman (Australia) s.t.
- Andrey Mizourov (Kazakhstan) s.t.
- Ryan Cox (South Africa) s.t.
- Ian McLeod (south Africa) s.t.
- Daniele Benneti (Italy) s.t.
- Roger Beuchat (Switzerland) s.t.
- Matej Mugerli (Slovenia) s.t.
- Guillermo Ruben Bongiorno (Argentina0 s.t.
- Lorenzo Bernucci (Italy) s.t.
- Bernhard Eisel (Austria) s.t.
- Magnus Bäckstedt (Sweden) s.t.
- Bradley Wiggins (Great Britain) s.t.
- Carlos Da Cruz (France) s.t.
- Jimmy Casper (France) s.t.
- Thor Hushovd (Norway) s.t.
- Markus Fothen (Germany) @ 7min 3sec
- Matthias Kessler (Germany) s.t.
- Sergey Yakovlev (Kazakhstan) s.t.
- Christophe Kern (France) @ 7min 5sec
- Raivis Belovosciks (Latvia) @ 9min 50sec
- Luis Filipe Laverde (Colombia) @ 9min 51sec
- Kim kirchen (Luxembourg) @ 10min 43sec
- Fabian Cancellara (Switzerland) @ 10min 45sec
- Robert Radosz (Poland) @ 12min 51sec
- Shinichi Fukushima (Japan) @ 12min 56sec
- Martin Riska (Slovakia) s.t.
- Hugo Sabido (Portugal) @ 14min 47sec
- Bruno Neves (Portugal) s.t.
- Martin Garrido (Argentina) @ 14min 51sec
- Peter Mazur (Poland) @ 14min 55sec
- Mitja Mahoric (Slovenia) @ 17min 27sec
- Marcio May (Brazil) @ 19min 19sec
- Aleksejs Saramotins (Latvia) @ 25min 40sec
- Rodney Green (South Africa) @ 27min 10sec
- Makato Iijima (Japan) @ 27min 12sec
- Mahdi Sohrabi (Iran) @ 27min 13sec
Saturday, September 24: Men's Under-23 road Race, 168 km.
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A well-deserved Rainbow Jersey for Grabovskyy. |
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- 1. Dmytro Grabovskyy (Ukraine) 3hr 56min 23sec
- 2. William Walker (Australia) @ 26sec
- 3. Evgeny Popov (Russia) s.t.
- 4. Carlo Westphal (Germnay) @ 33sec
- 5. Chris Sutton (Australia) @ 34sec
Best placed American was John Murphy, 119th @ 11min. Tyler Farrar crashed with a few kilometers to go.
Saturday, September 24: Elite Women's Road Race, 126 km.
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The German team was sure Schleicher could deliver in a sprint. She didn't let them down. |
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- 1. Regina Schleicher (Germany) 3hr 8min 52sec
- 2. Nicole Cooke (Great Britain) s.t.
- 3. Oenone Wood (Australia) s.t.
- 4. Dorte Rasmussen (Denmark) s.t.
- 5. Chantal Beltman (Netherlands) s.t.
- 17. Kristin Armstrong (USA) s.t.
Thursday, September 22: Elite Men's 44.1 Kilometer Individual Time Trial.
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The electric board tells the story. Michael Rogers gets his 3rd Elite ITT Championsip. |
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- 1. Michael Rogers (Australia) 53min 34sec
- 2. Jose Ivan Gutierrez (Spain) @ 23sec
- 3. Fabian Cancellara (Switzerland) @ 23sec
- 4. Ruben Plaza (Spain) @ 44sec
- 5. Alexandre Vinokourov (Kazakhstan) @ 1min 20sec
- 6. Andrey Kaschechkin (Kazakhstan) @ 1min 29sec
- 7. Bradley Wiggins (Great Britain) @ 1min 31sec
- 8. Sebastian Lang (Germany) @ 1min 35sec
- 9. Matias Medici (Argentina) @ 1min 37sec
- 10. Victor Hugo Pena (Colombia) @ 1min 41sec
- 11. Bobby Julich (USA) @ 1min 45sec
Wednesday, September 21: Women's 22-kilometer Individual Time Trial.
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Thurig powers to a Gold Medal |
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- 1. Karen Thurig (Switzerland) 28min 51sec
- 2. Joane Somarriba (Spain) @ 5sec
- 3. Kristin Armstrong (USA) @ 39sec
- 4. Judith Arndt (Germany) @ 56sec
- 5. Amber Neven (USA) @ 57sec
Wednesday, September 21: Men's Under-23 37.9-kilometer Individual Time Trial.
- 1. Mikhail Ignatiev (Russia) 47min 24sec
- 2. Dmytro Grabovsky (Ukraine) @ 34sec
- 3. Peter Latham (New Zealand) @ 37sec
- 4. Martin Mortensen (Denmark) @ 50sec
- 5. Simon Spilak (Slovenia) @ 1min 12sec
- 10. Tyler Farrar (USA) @ 1min 44sec