2004 UCI Road World Championships – Women's time trial

The Women's time trial at the 2004 UCI Road World Championships took place over a distance of 24.05 kilometres (14.9 miles) in Verona, Bardolino, Italy on 28 September 2004.[1]

Women's time trial
2004 UCI Road World Championships
Rainbow jersey
Race details
Dates28 September 2004 in  Verona (ITA)
Stages1
Distance24.05 km (14.94 mi)
Winning time30' 53.65"
Medalists
   Gold  Karin Thürig (SUI) (Switzerland)
   Silver  Judith Arndt (GER) (Germany)
   Bronze  Zulfiya Zabirova (RUS) (Russia)
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Final classification

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Rank Rider Country Time
  Karin Thürig    Switzerland 30' 53.65"
  Judith Arndt   Germany + 51.78"
  Zulfiya Zabirova   Russia + 56.35"
4 Joane Somarriba   Spain + 1' 15.73"
5 Edita Pučinskaitė   Lithuania + 1' 32.06"
6 Mirjam Melchers   Netherlands + 1' 41.97"
7 Christine Thorburn   United States + 1' 44.02"
8 Priska Doppmann    Switzerland + 1' 54.99"
9 Oenone Wood   Australia + 2' 07.95"
10 Tatiana Guderzo   Italy + 2' 11.87"
11 Anita Valen de Vries   Norway + 2' 16.57"
12 Svetlana Boubnenkova   Russia + 2' 16.64"
13 Trixi Worrack   Germany + 2' 16.86"
14 Deirdre Demet-Barry   United States + 2' 17.56"
15 Jeannie Longo   France + 2' 29.87"
16 Olivia Gollan   Australia + 2' 38.99"
17 Bogumiła Matusiak   Poland + 2' 44.60"
18 Dori Ruano Sanchon   Spain + 2' 49.64"
19 Anna Zugno   Italy + 3' 02.76"
20 Edwige Pitel   France + 3' 03.92"
21 Susan Palmer-Komar   Canada + 3' 15.82"
22 Blaža Klemenčič   Slovenia + 3' 16.52"
23 Tatiana Shishkova   Moldova + 3' 31.93"
24 Natacha Maes   Belgium + 3' 34.14"
25 Jolanta Polikevičiūtė   Lithuania + 3' 41.93"
26 Evy Van Damme   Belgium + 3' 42.49"
27 Ana Paola Madrinan Villegas   Colombia + 3' 46.08"
28 Malgorzata Wysocka   Poland + 3' 57.55"
29 Natalya Kachalka   Ukraine + 4' 02.25"
30 Maria Cagigas   Spain + 4' 04.84"
31 Loes Gunnewijk   Netherlands + 4' 26.93"
32 Tiina Nieminen   Finland + 4' 31.35"
33 Amy Moore   Canada + 5' 09.83"
34 Verónica Leal   Mexico + 7' 20.97"
DNF Christiane Soeder   Austria

Source[1]

References

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  1. ^ a b "World Championship, Road, ITT, Elite (F) 2004". Cyclingarchives. Retrieved 8 October 2013.