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World Championships 2014 - Women

World Cycling Championships 2014 Ponferrada: Sprint victory 22-yo Ferrand Prévot

World Cycling Championships 2014 Ponferrada: Sprint victory 22-yo Ferrand Prévot

Saturday, September 27, 2014 - The women are to take the 18.2 kilometres WK-circuit seven times, and only 4 kilometres are completely flat. The race explodes in the final 5 kilometres with Johansson, Vos, Longo Borghini and Armitstead attacking at the closing climb, but eventually a group of ten chasers brings them back. The sprint finish is that close a photo finish is needed to decide on the 2015 World Champion. 22-Year old Pauline Ferrand Prévot from France is in the rainbow jersey coming year, Lisa Brennauer takes silver, whilst Emma Johansson wins the bronze medal.

World Cycling Championships 2014 Ponferrada: Route Road Race – women

World Cycling Championships 2014 Ponferrada: Route Road Race – women

Ponferrada, September 27 - The road race for women during the World Cycling Championships is peppered with two climbs: Alto de Montearenas and Alto de Compostilla. With 18.2 kilometres it’s exactly the same circuit as the men’s, only difference being the women ride it seven times equaling a Total distance of 127.4 kilometres.

World Cycling Championships 2014 Ponferrada: Favourites Road Race – women

World Cycling Championships 2014 Ponferrada: Favourites Road Race – women

Reigning champion Marianne Vos is the best woman cyclist around and consequently the absolute top-favourite. But of course there are other women riding hard and besting Vos every now and then. Cyclingstage.com brings you the main contenders.

World Cycling Championships 2014 Ponferrada: Riders Road Race – women

World Cycling Championships 2014 Ponferrada: Riders Road Race – women

The women peloton will be riding for glory Saturday, September 27. Defending champion Marianne Vos will face contenders from Saint Kitts to Hungary, from Brasil tot Norway, and from Estonia to Mexico. Cyclingstage.com brings you all definite selections.

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