Championship of the world of cyclo-cross

The championship of the world of cyclo-cross is disputed every year since 1950.
In 1950 the first winner was Jean Robic.

From 1967, two championships of the world of cyclo-cross are run: one reserved with the professionals, the other with ex-independent reclassified the amateurs.

The Cyclo-cross was often the business of specialists who prepared for the season of winter. These runners had multiple successes, one can quote in the order:

7 titles: Eric de Vlaeminck Belgium
5 titles: Andre Dufraisse France, Renato Longo Italy, Swiss Albert Zweifel
4 titles: Roland Liboton Belgium

Classification 2007

1 Erwin Vervecken Belgium
2 Jonathan Page
3 Enrico Franzoi Italy
4 Bart Wellens Belgium
5 Kevin Pauwels Belgium
6 Richard Groenendaal Netherlands

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Classification 2006

1 Erwin Vervecken Belgium
2 Bart Wellens Belgium
3 Francis Mourey France
4 Steve Chainel France
5 Tom Vannoppen Belgium

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Classification 2005

1 Sven Nys Belgium
2 Erwin Vervecken Belgium
3 Sven Vanthourenhout Belgium

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Classification 2004

1 Bart Wellens Belgium
2 Mario De Clercq Belgium
3 Sven Vanthourenhout Belgium

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All winners between 1950 and 2003

The winners Championship of the World Amateurs as from 1967

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