Dutch Cyclo-cross Championships past winners
Past winners 2000-2009
Elite Men
2009 Lars Boom (Rabobank)
2008 Lars Boom (Rabobank)
2007 Lars Boom (Rabobank)
2006 Gerben De Knegt (Rabobank)
2005 Richard Groenendaal
2004 Richard Groenendaal
2003 Richard Groenendaal (St. Michielsgestel)
2002 Gerben De Knegt (Goirle)
2001 Richard Groenendaal (Rabobank)
2000 Richard Groenendaal
Espoirs/U23
2009 Boy van Poppel
2008 Boy van Poppel
2007 Thijs van Amerongen
2006 Lars Boom
2005 Lars Boom
2004 Lars Boom
2003 Thijs Verhagen (Erp)
2002 Thijs Verhagen (Erp)
2001 Wilant van Gils
2000 Wilant Van Gils
Women
2009 Daphny van den Brand
2008 Mirjam Melchers van Poppel
2007 Daphny Van Den Brand ZZPR.nl
2006 Daphny Van Den Brand ZZPR.nl
2005 Daphny Van Den Brand
2004 Mirjam Melchers
2003 Daphny Van Den Brand (Zeeland)
2002 Daphny Van den Brand (Zeeland)
2001 Daphny van den Brand
2000 Daphny van den Brand
Juniors
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2009 Lars van der Haar
2007 Ramon Sinkeldam
2006 Boy Van Poppel
2004 Thijs van Amerongen
2003 Lars Boom (Vlijmen)
2002 Lars Boom (Vlijmen)
2001 Lars Boom
2000 Jehan De Bont
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