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14/12/25
World champion Van der Poel shines in NamurMathieu van der Poel lived up to his favorite status in Namur. The world champion claimed victory after an intense battle with Thibau Nys and Michael Vanthourenhout.
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14/12/25
Brand storms to a fifth victory in NamurLucinda Brand claimed the fourth World Cup win of the season in Namur. She led from start to finish, securing her fifth victory in the Citadelcross.
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07/12/25
First World Cup victory of the season for Michael VanthourenhoutThe sting was in the tail of the third round of the UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup. After an incredibly tense final lap, Michael Vanthourenhout eventually came out on top, taking his first World Cup victory of the season.
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07/12/25
Lucinda Brand wins the World Cup round in TerralbaLucinda Brand once again showed her class under the Italian sun. In Terralba, she took her second World Cup victory of the season, the twenty-second of her career. After a controlled yet devastating solo of five laps, she could step onto the top podium, ahead of Aniek van Alphen and Shirin van Anrooij.
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03/12/25
Sand sections and park passages: discover the course in Terralba, SardiniaOn Sunday 7 December, the UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup will touch down in Terralba, on the Italian island of Sardinia. There, the cyclo-cross peloton will face a fast 3.1-kilometre course where sand sections and park passages alternate.
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30/11/25
Two out of two for Nys in FlamanvilleAfter Tábor, Thibau Nys has also won the second World Cup round of the season. A mistake by Nieuwenhuis opened the door for the Belgian to launch a solo effort lasting several laps.
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30/11/25
Van Alphen wins her first World Cup round in FlamanvilleAniek van Alphen has won a World Cup round for the first time in her career. In Flamanville, she broke away from the rest already in the first lap. Amandine Fouquenet and the returning Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado completed the podium.
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23/11/25
Nys claims third World Cup victory of his careerThibau Nys was untouchable in Tábor. The Belgian champion dominated the opening round of the season, securing the third World Cup win of his career. Sweeck finished second in the Czech Republic, ahead of Nieuwenhuis in third.
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