Participants Cyclo-cross World Championships 2024 | 36 women at the starting line in Tábor, 49 men
Cyclo-crossTuesday, 30 January 2024 at 07:33
This coming weekend, the Cyclo-Cross World Championships will be held in Tábor, but who exactly can we expect at the starting line in this Czech cyclo-cross loving town? IDLProCycling.com lays out the various participants from the different countries for you!
Note: this article only includes the women's race on Saturday and the men's race on Sunday, not the participants in the Mixed Relay or the junior and U23 race categories.
Preliminary participants of the 2024 Cyclo-Cross World Championships - elite women (Saturday, February 3)
Provisional participants 2024 Cyclo-cross World Cup - elite women (Saturday, February 3)
The Netherlands
Fem van Empel
Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado
Lucinda Brand
Puck Pieterse
Inge van der Heijden
Annemarie Worst
Aniek van Alphen
Manon Bakker
Denise Betsema
Fem van Empel
Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado
Lucinda Brand
Puck Pieterse
Inge van der Heijden
Annemarie Worst
Aniek van Alphen
Manon Bakker
Denise Betsema
Belgium
Laura Verdonschot
Sanne Cant
Alicia Franck
Laura Verdonschot
Sanne Cant
Alicia Franck
Italy
Sara Casasola
Fransesca Baroni
Sara Casasola
Fransesca Baroni
France
Héléne Clauzel
Amandine Fouquenet
Héléne Clauzel
Amandine Fouquenet
Canada
Maghalie Rochette
Sidney McGill
Christiane Bilodeau
Katelyn Walcroft
Maghalie Rochette
Sidney McGill
Christiane Bilodeau
Katelyn Walcroft
United States
Clara Honsinger
Raylyn Nuss
Clara Honsinger
Raylyn Nuss
Spain
Lucia Gonzalez Blanco
Sofia Rodriguez Revert
Irene Trabazo Bragdado
Lucia Gonzalez Blanco
Sofia Rodriguez Revert
Irene Trabazo Bragdado
Great Britain
Anna Kay
Anna Kay
Hungary
Blanka Kata Vas
Blanka Kata Vas
Poland
Antonina Bialek
Antonina Bialek
Austria
Nadja Heigl
Nadja Heigl
Germany
Judith Krahl
Judith Krahl
Czech Republic
Tereza Vanickova
Tereza Tvaruzkova
Nikola Noskova
Tereza Vanickova
Tereza Tvaruzkova
Nikola Noskova
Australia
Fiona Morris
Fiona Morris
Provisional participants 2024 Cyclo-cross World Cup - elite men (Sunday, February 4)
The Netherlands
Mathieu van der Poel
Lars van der Haar
Pim Ronhaar
Joris Nieuwenhuis
Ryan Kamp
Corné van Kessel
Mees Hendrikx
Mathieu van der Poel
Lars van der Haar
Pim Ronhaar
Joris Nieuwenhuis
Ryan Kamp
Corné van Kessel
Mees Hendrikx
Belgium
Eli Iserbyt
Laurens Sweeck
Niels Vandeputte
Michael Vanthourenhout
Thibau Nys
Joran Wyseure
Toon Vandebosch
Jens Adams
Witse Meeussen
Eli Iserbyt
Laurens Sweeck
Niels Vandeputte
Michael Vanthourenhout
Thibau Nys
Joran Wyseure
Toon Vandebosch
Jens Adams
Witse Meeussen
France
David Menut
Clement Venturini
David Menut
Clement Venturini
Switzerland
Kevin Kuhn
Timon Rüegg
Loris Rouiller
Gilles Mottiez
Jan Sommer
Kevin Kuhn
Timon Rüegg
Loris Rouiller
Gilles Mottiez
Jan Sommer
Great Britain
Cameron Mason
Thomas Mein
Cameron Mason
Thomas Mein
Czech Republic
Michael Boros
Jakub Riman
Adam Toupalik
Zdenek Stybar
Simon Vanicek
Michael Boros
Jakub Riman
Adam Toupalik
Zdenek Stybar
Simon Vanicek
Spain
Felipe Orts
Kevin Suarez Fernandez
Mario Junquera San Millan
Felipe Orts
Kevin Suarez Fernandez
Mario Junquera San Millan
Poland
Marek Konwa
Marek Konwa
Italy
Good Bertolini
Filippo Fontana
Good Bertolini
Filippo Fontana
United States
Curtis White
Scott Funston
Eric Brunner
Curtis White
Scott Funston
Eric Brunner
Canada
Tyler Clark
Evan Russell
Tyler Clark
Evan Russell
Germany
Marcel Meisen
Lukas Herrmann
Marcel Meisen
Lukas Herrmann
Sweden
David Risberg
David Risberg
Japan
Toki Sawada
Toki Sawada
Austria
Philipp Heigl
Philipp Heigl
Slovakia
Matej Ulik
Matej Ulik
Hungary
Marton Dina
Marton Dina
Australia
Garry Millburn
Garry Millburn
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