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2014 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships – Women's elite race

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April 2026 Women's Elite Cyclo-cross Race 2014 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships Jersey_rainbow.svg 150 Rainbow jersey 2014 02 01 yes 1 13.6 km 39' 26" medals Marianne Vos Netherlands Eva Lechner Italy Helen Wyman United Kingdom 2013 2015 This event was held on 1 February 2014 as a part of the 2014 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships in Hoogerheide, Netherlands. Participants must be women born in 1997 or before.Riders Categories http://www.uci.ch/Modules/BUILTIN/getObject.asp?MenuId=MTI1OTk&ObjTypeCode=FILE&type=FILE&id=OTE0OTU&LangId=1 Competitions Guide UCI 1 February 2014 PDF January 2014 4 It was won by Marianne Vos of Netherlands, grabbing her seventh title, the sixth in a row.Vos is weer superieur, Cant valt naast podium http://www.sporza.be/permalink/1.1854068 Sporza 1 February 2014 Dutch 1 February 2014 Race report Katie Compton of the United States, one of the two main favourites, had a terrible first few minutes, getting her bike stuck in someone else's. This immediately pushed her down to the back of the pack. That other favourite, Marianne Vos of Netherlands, didn't wait around and finished lap one five seconds ahead of Eva Lechner of Italy and 19 seconds ahead of Helen Wyman of United Kingdom. By the end of lap two the gap had widened to 23 seconds on Lechner, 48 on Sanne Cant of Belgium and 51 on Wyman and Compton who managed to get past the rest of the pack. Compton continued her comeback, made the jump to Cant and immediately worked on biking towards Lechner. Moments later it seemed like she may have overestimated her powers, dropping back to a fifth spot behind Cant and Wyman again. By the end of the third lap, with only one lap left, Vos had 52s on Lechner and 1m09s on Wyman and Cant. Compton followed at 1m27s, losing her chance at the podium. Vos never was threatened and took home her seventh World Championship title. Lechner stayed ahead of Wyman and Cant and grabbed silver. Wyman managed to get a small gap on Cant halfway through that last lap, securing the bronze medal. Compton ended up on a ninth spot at almost three minutes. Ranking Rank Cyclist Time Image:gold medal icon.svg Marianne Vos NED 39' 26" Image:silver medal icon.svg Eva Lechner ITA + 1' 07" Image:bronze medal icon.svg Helen Wyman GBR + 1' 17" 4 Sanne Cant BEL + 1' 20" 5 Nikki Harris GBR + 2' 33" 6 Lucie Chainel-Lefèvre FRA + 2' 43" 7 Loes Sels BEL + 2' 47" 8 Thalita de Jong NED + 2' 52" 9 Katie Compton USA + 2' 58" 10 Caroline Mani FRA + 2' 58" References Women's elite race Category:UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships – Women's elite race Category:Women's sports competitions in the Netherlands