Alena Ivanchenko wins junior women's time trial title at Flanders World Championships

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The junior women’s time trial podium (l-r) Zoe Backstedt (Great Britain), Alena Ivanchenko (Russia) and Antonia Niedermaier (Germany)(Image credit: Getty Images)

Russia’s Alena Ivanchenko beat Great Britain’s Zoe Backstedt to win the world title in the junior women’s time trial in Flanders.

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Full Results
Pos.	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Alena Ivanchenko (Russian Federation)	0:25:05
2	Zoe Backstedt (Great Britain)	0:00:11
3	Antonia Niedermaier (Germany)	0:00:25
4	Anna van der Meiden (Netherlands)	0:01:26
5	Madelaine Leech (Great Britain)	0:01:27
6	Elise Uijen (Netherlands)	0:01:30
7	Eglantine Rayer (France)	0:01:52
8	Olivia Cummins (United States Of America)	0:02:16
9	Febe Jooris (Belgium)	0:02:19
10	Anniina Ahtosalo (Finland)	0:02:21
11	Eliska Kvasnickova (Czech Republic)	0:02:22
12	Selma Lantzsch (Germany)	0:02:23
13	Amalie Christensen (Norway)	0:02:33
14	Karin Soderqvist (Sweden)	0:02:44
15	Elisabeth Ebras (Estonia)	0:02:44
16	Marith Vanhove (Belgium)	0:02:45
17	Laura Lizette Sander (Estonia)	0:02:47
18	Tamara Szalinska (Poland)	0:02:49
19	Maja Wroblewska (Poland)	0:02:57
20	Laia Puigdefabregas Ariz (Spain)	0:03:00
21	Wilma Aintila (Finland)	0:03:01
22	Nicole Bradbury (Canada)	0:03:04
23	Nika Bobnar (Slovenia)	0:03:06
24	Laura Auerbach-Lind (Denmark)	0:03:09
25	Victoria Lund (Denmark)	0:03:11
26	Fiona Zimmermann (Switzerland)	0:03:12
27	Nahia Imaz Perez (Spain)	0:03:13
28	Yelena Mandrakova (Kazakhstan)	0:03:15
29	Carlotta Cipressi (Italy)	0:03:24
30	Gabriela Lopez Irreno (Colombia)	0:03:24
31	Anna Kuskova (Uzbekistan)	0:03:24
32	Makayla Macpherson (United States Of America)	0:03:26
33	Daniela Schmidsberger (Austria)	0:03:28
34	Flavie Boulais (France)	0:03:30
35	Lilly Ujfalusi (Canada)	0:03:30
36	Alla Marushchuk (Ukraine)	0:03:31
37	Margarita Misyurina (Uzbekistan)	0:03:33
38	Bota Batyrbekova (Kazakhstan)	0:03:38
39	Kristina Gilfanova (Russian Federation)	0:03:45
40	Marie Schreiber (Luxembourg)	0:03:46
41	Aukse Strainyte (Lithuania)	0:03:48
42	Tereza Kurnicka (Slovakia)	0:03:50
43	Francesca Barale (Italy)	0:03:54
44	Olena Rebrakova (Ukraine)	0:03:55
45	Julia Kopecky (Czech Republic)	0:03:57
46	Pija Galof (Slovenia)	0:04:01
47	Evelina Ermane Marcenko (Latvia)	0:04:05
48	Sara Moreno Benitez (Colombia)	0:04:08
49	Chante Olivier (South Africa)	0:04:21
50	Anaelle Gaillard (Switzerland)	0:04:27
51	Ivana Tonkova (Bulgaria)	0:04:36
52	Kitija Siltumena (Latvia)	0:04:44
53	Caitlin Thompson (South Africa)	0:05:00
54	Serena Jeanette Torres (El Salvador)	0:05:01
55	Eleni Koukouma (Cyprus)	0:06:37
DNS	Inna Abaidullina (Russian Federation)

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Stephen is the most experienced member of the Cyclingnews team, having reported on professional cycling since 1994. He has been Head of News at Cyclingnews since 2022, before which he held the position of European editor since 2012 and previously worked for Reuters, Shift Active Media, and CyclingWeekly, among other publications.