Cyclo-cross rankings 2024/2025 | Without even racing, Van der Poel rises to second position in UCI ranking
Cyclo-crossWednesday, 27 November 2024 at 10:54
The cyclo-cross season is already in full swing, and that means the rankings are also gradually taking shape. This year, we once again have the Superprestige, X2O Trophy, later the World Cup, and also the overarching UCI Ranking, which is kept up-to-date. IDLProCycling.com keeps track of all standings!
UCI cyclo-cross men's ranking
Status as of November 27, 2024.
1. Eli Iserbyt - 2457 points
2 Mathieu van der Poel - 1990
3. Joris Nieuwenhuis - 1979
4. Michael Vanthourenhout - 1903
5. Niels Vandeputte - 1884
6. Lars van der Haar - 1752
7. Pim Ronhaar - 1492
8. Joran Wyseure - 1238
9. Laurens Sweeck - 1220
10. Felipe Orts - 1173
11. Thibau Nys - 1069
14. Wout van Aert - 880
2 Mathieu van der Poel - 1990
3. Joris Nieuwenhuis - 1979
4. Michael Vanthourenhout - 1903
5. Niels Vandeputte - 1884
6. Lars van der Haar - 1752
7. Pim Ronhaar - 1492
8. Joran Wyseure - 1238
9. Laurens Sweeck - 1220
10. Felipe Orts - 1173
11. Thibau Nys - 1069
14. Wout van Aert - 880
UCI cyclo-cross women's ranking
Status as of November 27, 2024.
1. Lucinda Brand -2730 points
2. Fem van Empel - 2400
3. Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado - 2140
4. Puck Pieterse - 1800
5. Laura Verdonschot - 1764
6. Manon Bakker - 1461
7. Hélene Clauzel - 1371
8. Sara Casaola - 1306
9. Marie Schreiber - 1283
10. Annemarie Worst - 1214
2. Fem van Empel - 2400
3. Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado - 2140
4. Puck Pieterse - 1800
5. Laura Verdonschot - 1764
6. Manon Bakker - 1461
7. Hélene Clauzel - 1371
8. Sara Casaola - 1306
9. Marie Schreiber - 1283
10. Annemarie Worst - 1214
World Cup men's ranking 2024/2025
After one of twelve races.
1. Eli Iserbyt - 40 points
2. Laurens Sweeck - 30
3. Michael Vanthourenhout - 25
4. Joran Wyseure - 22
5. Niels Vandeputte - 21
6. Lars van der Haar - 20
7. Pim Ronhaar - 19
8. Toon Aerts - 18
9. Felipe Orts - 17
10. Kevin Kuhn - 16
2. Laurens Sweeck - 30
3. Michael Vanthourenhout - 25
4. Joran Wyseure - 22
5. Niels Vandeputte - 21
6. Lars van der Haar - 20
7. Pim Ronhaar - 19
8. Toon Aerts - 18
9. Felipe Orts - 17
10. Kevin Kuhn - 16
World Cup women's ranking 2024/2025
After one of twelve races.
1. Fem van Empel - 40 points
2. Lucinda Brand - 30
3. Marie Schreiber - 25
4. Sara Casasola - 22
5. Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado - 21
6. Blanka Vas - 20
7. Zoe Backstedt - 19
8. Inge van der Heijden - 18
9. Laura Verdonschot - 17
10. Annemarie Worst - 16
2. Lucinda Brand - 30
3. Marie Schreiber - 25
4. Sara Casasola - 22
5. Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado - 21
6. Blanka Vas - 20
7. Zoe Backstedt - 19
8. Inge van der Heijden - 18
9. Laura Verdonschot - 17
10. Annemarie Worst - 16
Superprestige men's ranking 2024/2025
After four of eight races.
1. Niels Vandeputte - 49 points
2. Lars van der Haar - 48
3. Michael Vanthourenhout - 44
4. Felipe Orts - 37
5. Joran Wyseure - 35
6. Eli Iserbyt - 35
7. Toon Aerts - 32
8. Laurens Sweeck - 31
9. Thibau Nys - 30
10. Jente Michels - 25
2. Lars van der Haar - 48
3. Michael Vanthourenhout - 44
4. Felipe Orts - 37
5. Joran Wyseure - 35
6. Eli Iserbyt - 35
7. Toon Aerts - 32
8. Laurens Sweeck - 31
9. Thibau Nys - 30
10. Jente Michels - 25
Superprestige women's ranking 2024/2025
After four of eight races.
1. Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado - 57 points
2. Lucinda Brand - 56
3. Sara Casasola - 49
4. Inge van der Heijden - 39
5. Laura Verdonschot - 33
6. Fem van Empel - 28
7 .Leonie Bentveld - 26
8. Aniek van Alphen - 25
9. Marion Norbert-Riberolle - 23
10. Annemarie Worst - 21
2. Lucinda Brand - 56
3. Sara Casasola - 49
4. Inge van der Heijden - 39
5. Laura Verdonschot - 33
6. Fem van Empel - 28
7 .Leonie Bentveld - 26
8. Aniek van Alphen - 25
9. Marion Norbert-Riberolle - 23
10. Annemarie Worst - 21
Ranking X2O Trophy men 2024/2025
After three of eight races.
1. Lars van der Haar 3:03:35
2. Eli Iserbyt + 0.02
3. Toon Aerts + 1.57
4. Michael Vanthourenhout + 2.38
5. Thibau Nys + 2.47
6. Niels Vandeputte + 4.18
7. Toon Vandebosch + 4.49
8. Victor Van de Putte + 5.01
9. Jente Michels + 5.58
10. Pim Ronhaar + 6.00
2. Eli Iserbyt + 0.02
3. Toon Aerts + 1.57
4. Michael Vanthourenhout + 2.38
5. Thibau Nys + 2.47
6. Niels Vandeputte + 4.18
7. Toon Vandebosch + 4.49
8. Victor Van de Putte + 5.01
9. Jente Michels + 5.58
10. Pim Ronhaar + 6.00
Ranking X2O Trophy women 2024/2025
After three of eight races.
1. Lucinda Brand 2:09:48 minuten
2. Sara Casasola + 2.08
3. Annemarie Worst + 4.19
4. Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado + 5.14
5. Zoe Bäckstedt + 7.51
6. Laura Verdonschot + 7.57
7. Manon Bakker + 9.19
8. Denise Betsema + 9.30
9. Marion Norbert-Riberolle + 9.50
10. Fem van Empel + 9.53
2. Sara Casasola + 2.08
3. Annemarie Worst + 4.19
4. Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado + 5.14
5. Zoe Bäckstedt + 7.51
6. Laura Verdonschot + 7.57
7. Manon Bakker + 9.19
8. Denise Betsema + 9.30
9. Marion Norbert-Riberolle + 9.50
10. Fem van Empel + 9.53
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