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2019 UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships

The 2019 UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships is the World Championships for road cycling for athletes with a physical disability. The Championships took place in Emmen in The Netherlands from 11 to 15 September 2019.[1]

2019 UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships
VenueEmmen, Netherlands
Date(s) (2019-09-11 - 2019-09-15)11–15 September 2019
Nations participating49
Cyclists participating416
Events53
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Medalists edit

Event Class Gold Silver Bronze
Men's events
10.4 km time trial H1 Fabrizio Cornegliani
  Italy		 20' 37.88" Maxime Hordies
  Belgium		 + 1' 26.41" Pieter du Preez
  South Africa		 + 1' 29.40"
20.8 km time trial T1 Jianxin Chen
  China		 36' 38.64" Maximilian Jager
  Germany		 + 37.81" Giorgio Farroni
  Italy		 + 1' 44.61"
T2 Hans-Peter Durst
  Germany		 34' 06.93" Stuart Jones
  Australia		 + 15.68" Ryan Boyle
  United States		 + 54.02"
H2 Luca Mazzone
  Italy		 33' 03.98" Sergio Garrote
  Spain		 + 1.54" William Groulx
  United States		 + 47.22"
H3 Vico Merklein
  Germany		 29' 49.20" Paolo Cecchetto
  Italy		 + 44.18" Walter Ablinger
  Austria		 + 59.67"
H4 Jetze Plat
  Netherlands		 28' 03.81" Thomas Davis
  United States		 + 26.64" Thomas Frühwirth
  Austria		 + 1' 14.32"
H5 Alessandro Zanardi
  Italy		 29' 37.84" Tim de Vries
  Netherlands		 + 4.32" Oscar Sanchez
  United States		 + 27.31"
C1 Aaron Keith
  United States		 29' 30.71" Michael Teuber
  Germany		 +31.03" Ross Wilson
  Canada		 + 53.68"
C2 Darren Hicks
  Australia		 28' 24.53" Ewoud Vromant
  Belgium		 + 22.33" Tristen Chernove
  Canada		 + 47.32"
31.2 km time trial C3 David Nicholas
  Australia		 41' 25.70" Matthias Schindler
  Germany		 + 1' 01.44" Benjamin Watson
  Great Britain		 + 1' 14.35"
C4 Jozef Metelka
  Slovakia		 40' 50.58" Sergei Pudov
  Russia		 + 18.08" Carol-Eduard Novak
  Romania		 + 47.71"
C5 Alistair Donohoe
  Australia		 39' 22.52" Daniel Abraham
  Netherlands		 + 1.77" Lauro Chaman
  Brazil		 + 8.63"
Tandem B   Netherlands
Vincent ter Schure
Timo Fransen (pilot)		 36' 17.29   Great Britain
Stephen Bate
Adam Duggleby (pilot)		 + 27.21"   Poland
Marcin Polak
Michał Ładosz (pilot)		 + 45.27"
22.2 km road race T1 Jianxin Chen
  China		 45' 47" Maximilian Jager
  Germany		 + 2" Giorgio Farroni
  Italy		 + 8"
29.6 km road race T2 Ryan Boyle
  United States		 52' 57" Hans-Peter Durst
  Germany		 + 5" Stephen Hills
  New Zealand		 + 13"
51.8 km road race H1 Maxime Hordies
  Belgium		 1h 33' 23" Fabrizio Cornegliani
  Italy		 + 4' 49" Teppo Polvi
  Finland		 + 14' 04"
H2 Luca Mazzone
  Italy		 1h 33' 23" Sergio Garrote
  Spain		 s.t. William Groulx
  United States		 + 10"
66.6 km road race H3 Vico Merklein
  Germany		 1h 43' 53" Jean-Francois Deberg
  Belgium		 s.t. Luis Miguel García-Marquina
  Spain		 s.t.
H4 Jetze Plat
  Netherlands		 1h 39' 01" Thomas Davis
  United States		 s.t. Travis Gaertner
  United States		 s.t.
H5 Tim de Vries
  Netherlands		 1h 46' 22" Alessandro Zanardi
  Italy		 s.t. Qiangli Liu
  China		 s.t.
C1 Ricardo Ten
  Spain		 1h 39' 44" Pierre Senska
  Germany		 + 14" Aaron Keith
  United States		 + 27"
C2 Alexandre Léauté
  France		 1h 39' 48" Arslan Gilmutdinov
  Russia		 s.t. Ewoud Vromant
  Belgium		 s.t.
C3 Steffen Warias
  Germany		 1h 39' 46" Jaco van Gass
  Great Britain		 s.t. Eduardo Santas Asensio
  Spain		 s.t.
88.8 km road race C4 Guoping Wei
  China		 2h 03' 50" Sergei Pudov
  Russia		 s.t. Patrik Kuril
  Slovakia		 s.t.
C5 Andrea Tarlao
  Italy		 2h 02' 54" Martin Van de Pol
  Netherlands		 + 20" Alistair Donohoe
  Australia		 s.t.
103.6 km road race Tandem B   Netherlands
Tristan Bangma
Patrick Bos (pilot)		 2h 16' 14"   Spain
Adolfo Bellido Guerrero
Noel Martin (pilot)		 s.t.   Netherlands
Marcin Polak
Michał Ładosz (pilot)		 s.t.
Women's events
10.4 km time trial H1 Emilie Miller
  Australia		 43' 42.02"
H2 Roberta Amadeo
  Italy		 21' 29.89" Carmen Koedood
  Netherlands		 + 1' 56.31"
20.8 km time trial H3 Alicia Dana
  United States		 34' 41.15" Renata Kałuża
  Poland		 + 33.15" Anna Oroszova
  Slovakia		 + 57.70"
H4 Jennette Jansen
  Netherlands		 33' 12.11" Doyeon Lee
  South Korea		 + 1' 46.81" Sandra Graf
  Switzerland		 + 2' 20.10"
H5 Andrea Eskau
  Germany		 34' 47.48" Oksana Masters
  United States		 + 28.63" Chantal Haenen
  Netherlands		 + 3' 33.39"
T1 Eltje Malzbender
  New Zealand		 44' 56.16" Yulia Sibagatova
  Russia		 + 1' 31.82" Shelley Gautier
  Canada		 + 1' 52.94"
T2 Carol Cooke
  Australia		 38' 11.66" Jill Walsh
  United States		 + 1' 01.71" Marie-Ève Croteau
  Canada		 + 1' 49.74"
C1 Sini Chen
  China		 34' 15.58" Sarah Ellington
  New Zealand		 + 47.15" Carolina Munévar
  Colombia		 + 1' 39.02"
C2 Qian Wangwei
  China		 37' 27.31" Katie Toft
  Great Britain		 + 31.95" Kaitlyn Schurmann
  Australia		 + 3' 00.78"
C3 Paige Greco
  Australia		 32' 10.93" Keiko Sugiura
  Japan		 + 2.48" Clara Brown
  United States		 + 35.53"
C4 Emily Petricola
  Australia		 30' 55.57" Shawn Morelli
  United States		 + 32.81" Meg Lemon
  Australia		 + 1' 28.07"
C5 Sarah Storey
  Great Britain		 29' 41.90" Anna Harkowska
  Poland		 + 58.03" Kerstin Brachtendorf
  Germany		 + 1' 12.99"
31.2 km time trial Tandem B   Ireland
Katie-George Dunlevy
Eve McCrystal (pilot)		 41' 02.51"   New Zealand
Emma Foy
Hannah Van Kampen (pilot)		 + 55.28"   Great Britain
Lora Fachie
Corrine Hall (pilot)		 + 1' 09.03"
22.2 km road race T1 Eltje Malzbender
  New Zealand		 51' 46" Shelley Gautier
  Canada		 + 12" Yulia Sibagatova
  Russia		 + 6' 02"
29.6 km road race T2 Carol Cooke
  Australia		 59' 47" Angelika Dreock-Käser
  Germany		 + 1" Jana Majunke
  Germany		 + 26"
H1 Emilie Miller
  Australia		 1h 32' 46"
H2 Roberta Amadeo
  Italy		 1h 07' 13" Carmen Koedood
  Netherlands		 DNF
51.8 km road race H3 Annika Zeyen
  Germany		 1h 37' 41" Alicia Dana
  United States		 + 1" Renata Kałuża
  Poland		 + 1"
H4 Jennette Jansen
  Netherlands		 1h 33' 48" Sandra Graf
  Switzerland		 + 1' 36" Doyeon Lee
  South Korea		 + 2' 31"
H5 Andrea Eskau
  Germany		 1h 38' 27" Oksana Masters
  United States		 s.t. Chantal Haenen
  Netherlands		 + 16' 26"
C1 Qian Wangwei
  China		 1h 37' 00" Katie Toft
  Great Britain		 + 14" Kaitlyn Schurmann
  Australia		 + 4' 34"
C2 Maike Hausberger
  Germany		 1h 36' 52" Carolina Munévar
  Colombia		 + 2" Sini Zeng
  China		 + 2"
C3 Wang Xiaomei
  China		 1h 36' 47" Keiko Sugiura
  Japan		 s.t. Clara Brown
  United States		 s.t.
66.6 km road race C4 Shawn Morelli
  United States		 1h 50' 05" Jianping Ruan
  China		 + 1' 43" Meg Lemon
  Australia		 + 1' 44"
C5 Sarah Storey
  Great Britain		 1h 49' 14" Kerstin Brachtendorf
  Germany		 + 1" Samantha Bosco
  United States		 + 1"
81.4 km road race Tandem B   Ireland
Emma Foy
Hannah Van Kampen (pilot)		 2h 07' 39"   Ireland
Katie-George Dunlevy
Eve McCrystal (pilot)		 s.t.   Poland
Justyna Kiryla
Aleksandra Tecław (pilot)		 + 2"
Mixed events
Team Relay H1-5   Italy
Paolo Cecchetto (H3)
Luca Mazzone (H2)
Alessandro Zanardi (H5)		 21' 28"   United States
William Groulx (H2)
Brandon Lyons (H3)
Thomas Davis (H4)
 + 14"   Germany
Annika Zeyen (H3)
Bernd Jeffré (H4)
Vico Merklein (H3)		 + 29"

Medal table edit

25 nations won medals[2]

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1  Australia91515
2  Germany88319
3  Italy83213
4  Netherlands74213
5  China71210
6  United States48921
7  New Zealand3216
8  Great Britain2428
9  Spain1326
10  Belgium1315
11  Ireland1102
12  Slovakia1023
13  France1001
14  Russia0415
15  Poland0246
16  Japan0202
17  Canada0145
18  Colombia0112
  South Korea0112
  Switzerland0112
21  Austria0022
22  Brazil0011
  Finland0011
  Romania0011
  South Africa0011
Totals (25 entries)535049152

Participating nations edit

49 nations[3]

References edit

  1. ^ "Para-cycling: Rainbow jerseys and Paralympic qualification at stake in Emmen". UCI. Retrieved 5 September 2021.
  2. ^ Nation medal ranking
  3. ^ Nations List

External links edit

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