2020 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships - start list

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Entrants as of January 29, 2020

After having defended his title in the previous weekend's UEC Cyclo-cross European Championships, Mathieu van der Poel will be back in action at the World Cup and DVV Trofee
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Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Mathieu van der Poel (Netherlands)
2Lars van der Haar (Netherlands)
3Corne van Kessel (Netherlands)
4Joris Nieuwenhuis (Netherlands)
5David van der Poel (Netherlands)
6Stan Godrie (Netherlands)
7Sieben Wouters (Netherlands)
S 8Maik van der Heijden (Netherlands)
9Laurens Sweeck (Belgium)
10Toon Aerts (Belgium)
11Eli Iserbyt (Belgium)
12Michael Vanthourenhout (Belgium)
13Quinten Hermans (Belgium)
14Tim Merlier (Belgium)
15Wout van Aert (Belgium)
S 16Gianni Vermeersch (Belgium)
S 17Jens Adams (Belgium)
S 18Thijs Aerts (Belgium)
19Marcel Meisen (Germany)
20Sascha Weber (Germany)
21Steve Chainel (France)
22David Menut (France)
23Felipe Orts Lloret (Spain)
24Kevin Suarez Fernandez (Spain)
25Kerry Werner (United States Of America)
26Curtis White (United States Of America)
27Stephen Hyde (United States Of America)
28Timon Ruegg (Switzerland)
29Simon Zahner (Switzerland)
30Marcel Wildhaber (Switzerland)
31Lukas Fluckiger (Switzerland)
32Nicola Rohrbach (Switzerland)
33Emil Hekele (Czech Republic)
34Michael Boros (Czech Republic)
35Tomas Paprstka (Czech Republic)
36Jan Nesvadba (Czech Republic)
37Michael van den Ham (Canada)
38Cameron Jette (Canada)
39Nicolas Samparisi (Italy)
40Cristian Cominelli (Italy)
S 41Gioele Bertolini (Italy)
S 42Stefano Capponi (Italy)
S 43Stefano Sala (Italy)
44Thomas Pidcock (Great Britain)
45Matej Ulik (Slovakia)
46Ondrej Glajza (Slovakia)
47Simon Vozar (Slovakia)
48Goran Cerovic (Montenegro)
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Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
2Thomas Mein (Great Britain)
3Ben Turner (Great Britain)
4Cameron Mason (Great Britain)
5Ben Tulett (Great Britain)
6Toon Vandebosch (Belgium)
7Niels Vandeputte (Belgium)
8Timo Kielich (Belgium)
9Jelle Camps (Belgium)
10Yentl Bekaert (Belgium)
S 11Jarno Bellens (Belgium)
S 12Gerben Kuypers (Belgium)
S 13Ryan Cortjens (Belgium)
14Ryan Kamp (Netherlands)
15Pim Ronhaar (Netherlands)
16Tim van Dijke (Netherlands)
17Mees Hendrikx (Netherlands)
18Kyle Agterberg (Netherlands)
S 19Jens Dekker (Netherlands)
S 20Bart Artz (Netherlands)
S 21Luke Verburg (Netherlands)
22Mickael Crispin (France)
23Antoine Benoist (France)
24Joris Delbove (France)
25Maxime Gagnaire (France)
26Thomas Bonnet (France)
27Theo Thomas (France)
28Gage Hecht (United States Of America)
29Eric Brunner (United States Of America)
30Lane Maher (United States Of America)
31Sam Noel (United States Of America)
32Caleb Swartz (United States Of America)
33Alex Morton (United States Of America)
34Tomas Kopecky (Czech Republic)
35Josef Jelinek (Czech Republic)
36Jakub Riman (Czech Republic)
37Karel Camrda (Czech Republic)
38Tomas Jezek (Czech Republic)
39Kevin Kuhn (Switzerland)
40Loris Rouiller (Switzerland)
41Felix Stehli (Switzerland)
42Jan Sommer (Switzerland)
43Antonio Folcarelli (Italy)
44Jakob Dorigoni (Italy)
45Davide Toneatti (Italy)
46Samuele Leone (Italy)
S 47Filippo Fontana (Italy)
S 48Federico Ceolin (Italy)
S 49Luca Cibrario (Italy)
50Ivan Feijoo Alberte (Spain)
51Xabier Murias Garcia (Spain)
52Jofre Cullell Estape (Spain)
53Carlos Canal Blanco (Spain)
54Mads Hoiberg Klinke (Denmark)
55Simon Bak (Denmark)
56Hijiri Oda (Japan)
57Tyler Orschel (Canada)
58Malcolm Barton (Canada)
59Tom Lindner (Germany)
60Maximilian Mobis (Germany)
61Pascal Tomke (Germany)
62David Conroy (Ireland)
63Balazs Vas (Hungary)
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Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
2Rory Mcguire (Great Britain)
3Corran Carrick-anderson (Great Britain)
4Oliver Stockwell (Great Britain)
5Joe Kiely (Great Britain)
6Ben Chilton (Great Britain)
S 7Simon Wyllie (Great Britain)
8Thibau Nys (Belgium)
9Lennert Belmans (Belgium)
10Emiel Verstrynge (Belgium)
11Jente Michels (Belgium)
12Ward Huybs (Belgium)
13Yorben Lauryssen (Belgium)
S 14Jetze van Campenhout (Belgium)
15Jan Zatloukal (Czech Republic)
16Matyas Fiala (Czech Republic)
17David Sulc (Czech Republic)
18Matyas Kopecky (Czech Republic)
19Matej Stransky (Czech Republic)
S 20Pavel Jindrich (Czech Republic)
21Davide de Pretto (Italy)
22Filippo Agostinacchio (Italy)
23Bryan Olivo (Italy)
24Lorenzo Masciarelli (Italy)
25Ettore Loconsolo (Italy)
S 26Cristian Calligaro (Italy)
S 27Kevin Pezzo Rosola (Italy)
S 28Gabriel Fede (Italy)
29Dario Lillo (Switzerland)
30Lars Sommer (Switzerland)
31Jean-luc Halter (Switzerland)
32Timo Muller (Switzerland)
33Tibor del Grosso (Netherlands)
34Twan van der Drift (Netherlands)
35Lucas Janssen (Netherlands)
36Hugo Kars (Netherlands)
37Danny van Lierop (Netherlands)
S 38Levi van Hoften (Netherlands)
S 39Bailey Groenendaal (Netherlands)
S 40Joost Brinkman (Netherlands)
41Igor Arrieta Lizarraga (Spain)
42Aitzol Sasieta Antxia (Spain)
43Sergio Diego Carrasco (Spain)
44Alain Suarez Fernandez (Spain)
S 45Miguel Rodriguez Novoa (Spain)
S 46Miguel Diaz Perez (Spain)
S 47Marc Cabedo Hernandez (Spain)
48Ugo Ananie (France)
49Remi Lelandais (France)
50Florian Richard Andrade (France)
51Noe Castille (France)
52Baptiste Vadic (France)
S 53Paul Anchain (France)
54Gustav Wang (Denmark)
55Tobias Lillelund (Denmark)
56Oliver Vederso Solvhoj (Denmark)
57Andrew Strohmeyer (United States Of America)
58Jared Scott (United States Of America)
59Magnus Sheffield (United States Of America)
60Nick Carter (United States Of America)
61Marco Brenner (Germany)
62Tim Neffgen (Germany)
63Jasper Levi Pahlke (Germany)
64Luca Harter (Germany)
65Mats Wenzel (Luxembourg)
66Arno Wallenborn (Luxembourg)
67Noe Ury (Luxembourg)
68Tom Paquet (Luxembourg)
69Oscar Lind (Sweden)
70Carl Kagevi (Sweden)
71Matus Jakub Koren (Slovakia)
72Yujiro Murakami (Japan)
73Raito Suzuki (Japan)
74Matthew Leliveld (Canada)
75Cody Scott (Canada)
76Jakub Musialik (Poland)
77Patryk Janiszewski (Poland)
78Antoni Lukow (Poland)
79Darren Rafferty (Ireland)
80Erik Vetisch (Australia)
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Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Sanne Cant (Belgium)
2Ellen van Loy (Belgium)
3Laura Verdonschot (Belgium)
4Yara Kastelijn (Netherlands)
5Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado (Netherlands)
6Annemarie Worst (Netherlands)
7Lucinda Brand (Netherlands)
8Geerte Hoeke (Netherlands)
9Maud Kaptheijns (Netherlands)
10Clara Honsinger (United States Of America)
11Katherine Compton (United States Of America)
12Rebecca Fahringer (United States Of America)
13Evie Richards (Great Britain)
14Bethany Crumpton (Great Britain)
15Pavla Havlikova (Czech Republic)
16Katerina Nash (Czech Republic)
17Nikola Bajgerova (Czech Republic)
18Lucia Gonzalez Blanco (Spain)
19Aida Nuno Palacio (Spain)
20Paula Diaz Lopez (Spain)
21Eva Lechner (Italy)
22Alice Maria Arzuffi (Italy)
S 23Rebecca Gariboldi (Italy)
S 24Silvia Persico (Italy)
S 25Alessia Bulleri (Italy)
26Zina Barhoumi (Switzerland)
27Caroline Mani (France)
28Marlene Petit (France)
29Perrine Clauzel (France)
30Zuzanna Krzystala (Poland)
31Barbara Borowiecka (Poland)
32Christine Majerus (Luxembourg)
33Elisabeth Brandau (Germany)
34Maghalie Rochette (Canada)
35Jennifer Jackson (Canada)
36Nadja Heigl (Austria)
37Aya Akamatsu (Japan)
38Mari-liis Mottus (Estonia)
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Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Inge van der Heijden (Netherlands)
2Manon Bakker (Netherlands)
3Aniek van Alphen (Netherlands)
4Katie Clouse (United States Of America)
5Hannah Arensman (United States Of America)
6Shannon Mallory (United States Of America)
7Amandine Fouquenet (France)
8Marion Norbert Riberolle (France)
9Lea Curinier (France)
10Anna Kay (Great Britain)
11Harriet Harnden (Great Britain)
12Marthe Truyen (Belgium)
13Kiona Crabbe (Belgium)
14Francesca Baroni (Italy)
15Sara Casasola (Italy)
16Gaia Realini (Italy)
S 17Asia Zontone (Italy)
S 18Nicole Fede (Italy)
S 19Alessandra Grillo (Italy)
20Tereza Svihalkova (Czech Republic)
21Ruby West (Canada)
22Dana Gilligan (Canada)
23Sofia Rodriguez Revert (Spain)
24Irene Trabazo Bragado (Spain)
25Paula Suarez Chasco (Spain)
26Sara Bonillo Talens (Spain)
27Noemi Ruegg (Switzerland)
28Lara Krahemann (Switzerland)
29Tina Zuger (Switzerland)
30Katlin Kukk (Estonia)
31Kata Blanka Vas (Hungary)
32Judith Krahl (Germany)
33Kinga Kalembkiewicz (Poland)
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Pos.Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
2Puck Pieterse (Netherlands)
3Shirin van Anrooij (Netherlands)
4Ilse Pluimers (Netherlands)
5Isa Nomden (Netherlands)
6Fem van Empel (Netherlands)
7Senne Knaven (Netherlands)
8Madigan Munro (United States Of America)
9Lizzy Gunsalus (United States Of America)
10Cassidy Hickey (United States Of America)
11Bridget Tooley (United States Of America)
12Michaela Thompson (United States Of America)
13Tea Wright (United States Of America)
14Line Burquier (France)
15Lauriane Duraffourg (France)
16Millie Couzens (Great Britain)
17Josie Nelson (Great Britain)
18Anna Flynn (Great Britain)
19Maddie Wadsworth (Great Britain)
20Julie de Wilde (Belgium)
21Julie Brouwers (Belgium)
22Sterre Vervloet (Belgium)
23Mirthe van den Brande (Belgium)
24Lucia Bramati (Italy)
25Carlotta Borello (Italy)
26Nicole Pesse (Italy)
S 27Alice Papo (Italy)
S 28Giulia Challancin (Italy)
S 29Letizia Marzani (Italy)
30Karolina Bedrnikova (Czech Republic)
31Aneta Novotna (Czech Republic)
32Kristyna Zemanova (Czech Republic)
33Emilly Johnston (Canada)
34Claire Steciuk (Canada)
35Lucia Gomez Andreu (Spain)
36Maria Parajon Fuentes (Spain)
37Ainara Albert Bosch (Spain)
38Nicole Goldi (Switzerland)
39Melissa Rouiller (Switzerland)
40Lucie Cottier (Switzerland)
41Fabienne Kipfmuller (Switzerland)
42Lucy o'Donnell (Ireland)
43Roisin Lally (Ireland)
44Marie Barbara Holm (Denmark)
45Clea Seidel (Germany)
46Kasuga Watabe (Japan)
47Yui Ishida (Japan)
48Marie Schreiber (Luxembourg)
49Mona Mitterwallner (Austria)
50Georgiana Ileana Turlea (Romania)
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