UCI expands Cyclo-cross World Cup for elite men, women

Mathieu van der Poel gets by Wout Van Aert at Diegem
(Image credit: Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)

The UCI announced its long-expected reforms to the Cyclo-cross World Cup after the meeting of its Management Comittee in Zurich, Switzerland ahead of this weekend's UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships.

In an attempt to shift the World Cup to a more international series, the UCI has limited the number of events to be held in the historical heart of cyclo-cross, Belgium, to a maximum half of the 14-16 races in the series.

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DateVenueCategories
10/4/2020Waterloo (USA)ME, WE
10/18/20Dublin (IRL)ME, WE, MU, MJ, WJ
10/25/20Zonhoven (BEL)ME, WE
11/1/20Overijse (BEL)ME, WE
11/15/20Tábor (CZE)ME, WE, MU, MJ, WJ
11/22/20Koksijde (BEL)ME, WE
11/29/20Besançon (FRA)ME, WE, MU, MJ, WJ
12/6/20Wachtebeke (BEL)ME, WE
12/13/20Antwerp (BEL)ME, WE
12/20/20Namur (BEL)ME, WE, MU, MJ, WJ
12/27/20Diegem (BEL)ME, WE, MU, MJ, WJ
1/3/21Hulst (NED)ME, WE
1/17/21Villars (SUI)ME, WE, MU, MJ, WJ
1/24/21Hoogerheide (NED)ME, WE, MU, MJ, WJ

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