UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships 2011: Race History | Cyclingnews

Elite Men
2010	Zdenek Stybar (Cze)
2009	Niels Albert (Bel)
2008	Lars Boom (Ned)
2007	Erwin Vervecken (Bel)
2006	Erwin Vervecken (Bel)
2005	Sven Nys (Bel)
2004	Bart Wellens (Bel)
2003	Bart Wellens (Bel)
2002	Mario de Clercq (Bel)
2001	Erwin Vervecken (Bel)
2000	Richard Groenendaal (Ned)
1999	Mario de Clercq (Bel)
1998	Mario de Clercq (Bel)
1997	Daniele Pontoni (Ita)
1996	Adri van der Poel (Ned)
1995	Dieter Runkel (Swi)
1994	Paul Herijgers (Bel)
1993	Dominique Arnould (Fra)
1992	Mike Kluge (Ger)
1991	Radomir Simunek (Cze)
1990	Henk Baars (Ned)
1989	Danny de Bie (Bel)
1988	Pascal Richard (Swi)
1987	Klaus-Peter Thaler (Ger)
1986	Albert Zweifel (Swi)
1985	Klaus-Peter Thaler (Ger)
1984	Roland Liboton (Bel)
1983	Roland Liboton (Bel)
1982	Roland Liboton (Bel)
1981	Hennie Stamsnijder (Ned)
1980	Roland Liboton (Bel)
1979	Albert Zweifel (Swi)
1978	Albert Zweifel (Swi)
1977	Albert Zweifel (Swi)
1976	Albert Zweifel (Swi)
1975	Roger de Vlaeminck (Bel)
1974	Albert van Damme (Bel)
1973	Eric de Vlaeminck (Bel)
1972	Eric de Vlaeminck (Bel)
1971	Eric de Vlaeminck (Bel)
1970	Eric de Vlaeminck (Bel)
1969	Eric de Vlaeminck (Bel)
1968	Eric de Vlaeminck (Bel)
1967	Renato Longo (Ita)
1966	Eric de Vlaeminck (Bel)
1965	Renato Longo (Ita)
1964	Renato Longo (Ita)
1963	Rolf Wolfshohl (Ger)
1962	Renato Longo (Ita)
1961	Rolf Wolfshohl (Ger)
1960	Rolf Wolfshohl (Ger)
1959	Renato Longo (Ita)
1958	André Dufraisse (Fra)
1957	André Dufraisse (Fra)
1956	André Dufraisse (Fra)
1955	André Dufraisse (Fra)
1954	André Dufraisse (Fra)
1953	Roger Rondeaux (Fra)
1952	Roger Rondeaux (Fra)
1951	Roger Rondeaux (Fra)
1950	Jean Robic (Fra)

Elite Women
2010	Marianne Vos (Ned)
2009	Marianne Vos (Ned)
2008	Hanka Kupfernagel (Ger)
2007	Maryline Salvetat (Fra)
2006	Marianne Vos (Ned)
2005	Hanka Kupfernagel (Ger)
2004	Laurence Leboucher (Fra)
2003	Daphny van den Brand (Ned)
2002	Laurence Leboucher (Fra)
2001	Hanka Kupfernagel (Ger)
2000	Hanka Kupfernagel (Ger)

Under-23 Men
2010	Arnaud Jouffroy (Fra)
2009	Philipp Walsleben (Ger)
2008	Niels Albert (Bel)
2007	Lars Boom (Ned)
2006	Zdenek Stybar (Cze)
2005	Zdenek Stybar (Cze)
2004	Kevin Pauwels (Bel)
2003	Enrico Franzoi (Ita)
2002	Thijs Verhagen (Ned)
2001	Sven Vanthourenhout (Bel)
2000	Bart Wellens (Bel)
1999	Bart Wellens (Bel)
1998	Sven Nys (Bel)
1997	Sven Nys (Bel)
1996	Miquel Martinez (Fra)

Junior Men
2010	Tomas Paprstka (Cze)
2009	Tijmen Eising (Ned)
2008	Arnaud Jouffroy (Fra)
2007	Joeri Adams (Bel)
2006	Boy van Poppel (Ned)
2005	Davide Malacarne (Ita)
2004	Niels Albert (Bel)
2003	Lars Boom (Ned)
2002	Kevin Pauwels (Bel)
2001	Martin Bina (Cze)
2000	Bart Aernouts (Bel)
1999	Matthew Kelly (USA)
1998	Michael Baumgartner (Swi)
1997	David Rusch (Swi)
1996	Roman Peter (Swi)
1995	Zdenek Mlynar (Cze)
1994	Gretienus Gommers (Ned)
1993	Kamil Ausbuher (Cze)
1992	Roger Hammond (GBr)
1991	Ondrej Lukes (Cze)
1990	Erik Boezewinkel (Ned)
1989	Richard Groenendaal (Ned)
1988	Thomas Frischknecht (Swi)
1987	Marc Janssens (Bel)
1986	Stuart Marchall (GBr)
1985	Beat Wabel (Swi)
1984	Ondrej Glajza (Cze)
1983	Roman Kreutziger ( (Cze)
1982	Beat Schumacher (Ger)
1981	Rik Matt (Ger)
1980	Radomir Simunek (Cze)
1979	José Vijande (Spa)

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