2014 World Road Cycling Championships
81st edition: Sept 21 - Sept 28, 2014
Ponferrada, Spain
Junior Women's Road Race
Back to 2014 World Chanpionships | World Road Cycling Championships podium history |
Friday, September 26: Junior Women Road Race, 4 laps of 18.2 km = 72.8 km
Junior women road race map and profile | Junior women's road race photos |
Amalie Dideriksen wins her second consecutive junior women's world road race championship. Photo ©Sirotti
The Race: Amalie Dideriksen proved that she is becoming a complete rider. Last year at the Tuscan world championships she won the Junior Women's title from a small breakaway. This year, because the Italians set a red-hot pace, the peloton broke up. She was able to bridge to the leading group.
Then when there was some consolidation after the final descent, Italian Sofia Bertizzolo tried an early sprint. But Dederiksen was too powerful and blasted by Bertizzolo to win her second consecutive world championship.
After the race Dideriksen told l'Equipe, "We had to control the attacks of the Italians on the last lap. I knew the danger would come from them. They launched the sprint from far, but I was confident." It looks like she was confident with good reason.
Junior women's road race photos
Complete Results: 85 classified finishers, 8 riders did not finish.
Weather: Sunny, 10C
Winner's average speed: 35.517 km/hr
Rider | Country | Age | Time | |
1 | Amalie Dideriksen | DEN | 18 | 2hr 2min 59sec |
2 | Sofia Bertizzolo | ITA | 17 | |
3 | Agnieszka Skalniak | POL | 17 | |
4 | Nikola Noskova | CZE | 17 | |
5 | Lisa Klein | GER | 18 | |
6 | Greta Richioud | FRA | 18 | |
7 | Jeanne Korevaar | NED | 18 | |
8 | Jelena Eric | SRB | 18 | |
9 | Saartje Vandenbroucke | BEL | 18 | |
10 | Mathilde Cartal | FRA | 18 | |
11 | Alexandra Manly | AUS | 18 | |
12 | Daria Pikulik | POL | 17 | |
13 | Kiyoka Sakaguchi | JPN | 18 | |
14 | Inga Rodieck | GER | 18 | |
15 | Sina Frei | SUI | 17 | |
16 | Lenny Druyts | BEL | 17 | |
17 | Janelle Cole | USA | 18 | |
18 | Yumi Kajihara | JPN | 17 | |
19 | Emeliah Harvie | CAN | 17 | @ 3 seconds |
20 | Katia Ragusa | ITA | 17 | |
21 | Svetlana Ryabova | KAZ | 17 | 6" |
22 | Faina Potapova | KAZ | 18 | 11" |
23 | Paula Patiño | COL | 17 | |
24 | Sofia Beggin | ITA | 17 | 13" |
25 | Soline Lamboley | FRA | 18 | 15" |
26 | María Calderón | ESP | 17 | |
27 | Pernille Mathiesen | DEN | 17 | |
28 | Dafné Théroux-Izquierdo | CAN | 18 | |
29 | Angela Adelsberger | AUT | 18 | |
30 | Camila Valbuena | COL | 17 | |
31 | Cristina Martinez | ESP | 18 | |
32 | Nikola Zdráhalová | CZE | 18 | |
33 | Laurence Dumais | CAN | 17 | |
34 | Nikol Plosaj | POL | 18 | |
35 | Macey Stewart | AUS | 18 | 20" |
36 | Emma White | USA | 17 | 28" |
37 | Melissa Lowther | GBR | 18 | |
38 | Yareli Salazar | MEX | 18 | |
39 | Jip Van Den Bos | NED | 18 | 30" |
40 | Endija Rutule | LAT | 17 | +1:32 |
41 | Bethany Hayward | GBR | 18 | +1:42 |
42 | Sara Wackermann | ITA | 18 | +2:18 |
43 | Maria Kantsyber | RUS | 18 | +2:19 |
44 | Rocío García | ESP | 17 | |
45 | Madeleine Boutet | USA | 17 | +4:10 |
46 | Hannah Swan | USA | 18 | |
47 | Julia Scheidegger | SUI | 17 | +6:27 |
48 | Eva Maria Palm | BEL | 17 | +7:40 |
49 | Aline Seitz | SUI | 17 | +7:49 |
50 | Milda Aužbikaviciute | LTU | 17 | |
51 | Megan Barker | GBR | 17 | |
52 | Anna-Leeza Hull | AUS | 17 | +7:53 |
53 | Ellinor Huusko | SWE | 18 | +9:43 |
54 | Chanella Stougje | NED | 18 | +9:43 |
55 | Wiebke Rodieck | GER | 18 | |
56 | Fanny Zambon | FRA | 18 | |
57 | Ema Manikaite | LTU | 17 | |
58 | Marta Lach | POL | 17 | |
59 | Katja Jeretina | SLO | 17 | |
60 | Brenda Santoyo | MEX | 18 | |
61 | Viktoria Popova | RUS | 18 | |
62 | Karen Flores | MEX | 17 | |
63 | Ernesta Strainyte | LTU | 17 | |
64 | Christina Schweinberger | AUT | 18 | |
65 | Anastasiia Pliaskina | RUS | 18 | |
66 | Sara Poidevin | CAN | 18 | |
67 | Coral Casado | ESP | 18 | |
68 | Jacqueline Dietrich | GER | 18 | |
69 | Catherine Colyn | RSA | 18 | |
70 | Daria Egorova | RUS | 18 | +9:48 |
71 | Kimberley Le Court De Billot | MRI | 18 | +10:22 |
72 | Nicole Nesti | ITA | 17 | +10:37 |
73 | Ebtesam Zayed Ahmed | EGY | 18 | +11:18 |
74 | Aafke Soet | NED | 17 | +12:06 |
75 | Ana Paula Casetta | BRA | 18 | +14:16 |
76 | Linda Halleröd | SWE | 18 | +15:03 |
77 | Yekaterina Yuraitis | KAZ | 18 | +16:17 |
78 | Nadezhda Geneleva | KAZ | 17 | +16:21 |
79 | Mari-Liis Mottus | EST | 17 | |
80 | Michelle Benson | RSA | 18 | |
81 | Renata Da Silva Lopes | BRA | 17 | |
82 | Marike Tache | ROU | 18 | |
83 | Ayse Cakir | TUR | 17 | |
84 | Ekaterina Knebeleva | UZB | 18 | |
85 | Monique Gerber | RSA | 18 | |
DNF | Grace Garner | GBR | 17 | |
DNF | Menatalla Essam Ragab | EGY | 17 | |
DNF | Gamze Kiyas | TUR | 17 | |
DNF | Julia Karlsson | SWE | 18 | |
DNF | Josie Knight | IRL | 17 | |
DNF | Fien Delbaere | BEL | 18 | |
DNF | Zeynep Ezgi Tekinoglu | TUR | 17 | |
DNF | Tereza Medvedova | SVK | 18 |
Junior women's road race photos:
The British team is presented before the race start. Photo ©Sirotti
Team USA. Photo ©Sirotti
The Italian women. Photo ©Sirotti
Time to race. Aussies, Danes and Dutchwomen at the front.
Junior women's peloton. Photo ©Sirotti
The junior women's peloton has fractured at this point. Photo ©Sirotti
Heading for the line it's clearly between Bertilozzo and Dideriksen. Photo ©Sirotti
And it's Dideriksen. Photo ©Sirotti
That's two rainbow jerseys for Amalie Dideriksen. Photo ©Sirotti
The podium, from left: Sofia Bertizzolo, Amalie Dideriksen and Agnieszka Skalniak
Junior women road race map and profile:
Junior women road race map and profile