World cup
24-10-2005 - Kalmthout 1. D. Van Den Brand (Netherlands) 2. Mr. Your (Netherlands) 3. H. Kupfernagel (ALL) 5. Mr. Salvetat (FRA) 9. L
Leboucher (FRA)
13-11-2005 Pijnacker : 1 D.Van den Brand (PB); 2 L.Leboucher (FRA) with 1' 32 "; 3 N.Triquet (FRA) with 2' 09 "; 4 M.Salvetat (FRA) with 2' 22 "; 17 A.Parsy (FRA) with 6' 12 "
08-12-2005 Milan : 1 D.Van den Brand (PB); 2 M.Salvetat (FRA) to 36"; 3 M.Vos (PB) With 55"; 9 N.Triquet (FRA) with 2' 09 "; 32 A.Parsy (FRA) With 6' 02 "; 33 L.Leboucher (FRA) with 6' 13
"
29-12-2005 - Hofstade : 1 H.Kupfernagel (All); 2 M.Salvetat (FRA) to 53"; 3 D.Van den Brand (PB) with 1' 20 "; 6 N.Triquet (FRA) with 2' 10 "; 17 L.Leboucher (FRA) with 4' 07 "; 28
A.Parsy (FRA) With 8' 53 "
Nommay: 1 H.Kupfernagel (All); 2 D.Van den Brand (PB) with 15"; 3 M.Salvetat (FRA) to 30"; 5 L.Leboucher (FRA) with 1' 42 "; 14 N.Triquet (FRA) with 4' 04 "; 17
C.Semp (FRA) with 4' 30 "; 24 A.Parsy (FRA) with 6' 04 "
02-01-2006 - Hooglede-Gits : 1. D. Van-den-brand (Ned), 2. H. KUPFERNAGEL (Ger), 3. L BESSETTE (Edge), 4. M. SALVETAT (FRA) , 10 L Leboucher (FRA)
First stage of World cup
(24/10/2005)
Also intended to establish the classification UCI, which is used as a basis for the grid of departure of the competitions of
cyclo-cross, Women world cup began yesterday in Kalmthout, in Belgium. At two weeks of the Championship of Europe of Pontchâteau, the first large women race of the season made it possible to put three women in the
show: German Hanka Kupfernagel (Vlaanderen-Capri Interim Sonnet), the Dutchwoman Daphny Van Den Brand (Van Bemmelen-AA Drink) and the Dutchwoman Marianne Your These three competitors escaped quickly, Daphny Van Den
Brand placing a decisive starting with three turns of the arrival. Consequently, never the Dutchwoman was not worried by a return of her prosecuting. Daphny won the first stage of the World cup with 15 seconds in
advance over Marianne Your and 23 seconds in advance over the champion world Hanka Kupfernagel, victim of an engine trouble in the last but one turn. French side, Maryline Salvetat (Lapierre International) proved
that it was there, a week after her honor in the Rock of Azure, in VTT. Castraise was classified 5th with 1' 18 "while Laurence Leboucher (Heijdens Ten Tusscher) finished 9th with 2' 19"
Classification :
1. Daphny Van Den Brand (PBS, Van Bemmelen-AA Drink) in 38' 25 "
2. Marianne Your (PBS, Netherlands) with 15 dryness.
3. Hanka Kupfernagel (ALL, Vlaanderen-Capri Interim Sonnet) with 23 dryness.
4. Reza Ravenstein (PBS, Netherlands) With 1' 13 "
5. Maryline Salvetat (FRA, Lapierre International) With 1' 18 "
6. Anja Nobus (BEAUTIFUL, Belgium) With 1' 38 "
7. Birgit Hollmann (ALL, Germany) m.t.
8. Veerle Ingels (BEAUTIFUL, Vlaanderen-Capri Interim Sonnet) With 2' 03 "
9. Laurence Leboucher (FRA, Heijdens Ten Tusscher) With 2' 19 "
10. Arenda Grimberg (PBS, Therme Skin Care) With 3' 00 "
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Monday November 14, 2005 - Woman of the show :
Van Den Brand
Three weeks after her victory with Kalmthout in Belgium, the Dutchwoman Daphny Van Den Brand won the 2nd stage of the World cup of
cyclo-cross raced in Pijnacker, in front of her public. As in Belgium Marianne Your was classified 2nd. The Frenchwoman Maryline Salvetat is assembled on the 3rd walk of the podium.
2 Marianne Your (Hol) 0.40
3 Maryline Salvetat (FRA) Lapierre International
4 Birgit Hollmann (All) 1.14
5 Helen Wyman (GBr) 1.21
6 Laurence Leboucher (FRA) Heijdens-Ten Tusscher 1.59
7 Reza Ravenstein (Hol) 2.11
8 Arenda Grimberg (Hol) Therme Skin Care 2.14
9 Daniela Bresciani (Ita) 2.37
10 Nicol Kampeter (All)
11 Anja Nobus (Beautiful) 2.52
12 Susanne Juranek (All)
13 Nadia Triquet Claude (FRA) 2.54
14 Christel Ferrier-Bruneau (FRA) 3.11
15 Joyce Vanderbeken (Beautiful) 3.38
16 Nicole De Bie- Leyten (Hol) 3.54
17 Loes Gunnewijk (Hol) Vrienden Van Het Platteland 4.28
18 Loes Salts (Beautiful) Vlaanderen-Capri Sonnet Interim 4.36
19 Annabella Stropparo (Ita) 4.39
20 Milena Cavani (Ita) 4.41
21 Katrien Pauwels (Beautiful) 5.08
22 Britt Jochems (Hol) 5.26
23 Anne Kathrin Nitzsche (All) 5.36
24 Isabella Hoffman (Lux) 5.58
25 Katrien Aerts (Beautiful) 6.17
26 Stefanie Gronow (All) 7.01
27 Caroline van Peteghem (Beautiful)
28 Mika Ogishima (Jap)
Van Den Brand, act three
December 18, 2005 - Female Bicycle One Line
The Dutchwoman Daphny Van Den Brand won in Milan the 3rd stage of the World cup of cyclo-cross which she dominates. Its Marianne compatriot Your was classified 2nd while allemande Hanka Kupfernagel supplements the podium. The Frenchwomen Nadia Triquet, Laurence Leboucher and Maryline Salvetat which dominated the beginning of the race are classified respectively 4th, 5th and 6th.
Results:
2 Marianne Your (Hol)
3 Hanka Kupfernagel (All) Vlaanderen-Capri Interim Sonnet
4 Nadia Triquet (FRA)
5 Laurence Leboucher (FRA) Heijdens-Ten Tusscher
6 Maryline Salvetat (FRA) Lapierre International
7 Helen Wyman (GBr)
8 Birgit Hollmann (All)
9 Reza Ravenstein (Hol)
10 Daniela Bresciani (Ita)
11 Lyne Bessette (Edge)
12 Arenda Grimberg (Hol) Therme Skin Care
13 Anja Nobus (Beautiful)
14 Christel Ferrier-Bruneau (FRA)
15 Paola Bortolin (Ita)
16 Veerle Ingels (Beautiful) Vlaanderen-Capri Interim Sonnet
17 Britt Jochems (Hol)
18 Monica Brunati (Ita)
19 Susanne Juranek (All)
20 Francesca Cuccinello (Ita)
21 Petra Hofs (Hol)
22 Nicole De Bie- Leyten (Hol)
23 Nicoletta Bresciani (Ita)
24 Milena Cavani (Ita)
25 Susy Godart (Lux)
26 Sarra Massaglia (Ita)
(29/12/2005) - Hofstade
4 3rd sleeve of the World cup Ladies
After her victories with Kalmthout, Pijnacker and Milan, the Dutchwoman Daphny Van Den Brand continued her without-fault out of female
World cup by winning Monday the fourth stage of the challenge in Hofstade (Belgium). Higher than her adversaries, the Dutchwoman triumphed with 22 seconds ahead over dutchwoman Hanka Kupfernagel (Vlaanderen-Capri
Sonne-T Interim) and 1' 42 "over the Frenchwoman Maryline Salvetat (Lapierre International), who carries out an excellent international season. The champion of France indeed conquered its second international
podium, of good forecasts in one month of the Championships of the World of Zeddam, in the Netherlands, for which the Dutchwomen leave largely favorite. In Hofstade, they slipped four their representing with the
first seven positions. The fifth and penultimate sleeve of the women World cup will dispute in Livin Sunday January 15.
Classification :
1. Daphny Van Den Brand (PBS, ZZPR.nl) in 42' 59 "
2. Hanka Kupfernagel (ALL, Vlaanderen-Capri Interim Sonnet) with 22 dryness.
3. Maryline Salvetat (FRA, Lapierre International) With 1' 42 "
4. Reza Ravenstein (PBS) With 1' 53 "
5. Mirjam Melchers (PBS, Buitenpoort-Flexpoint TEAM) With 2' 03 "
6. Helen Wyman (GBR) With 2' 11 "
7. Marianne Your (PBS) With 2' 37 "
8. Birgit Hollmann (ALL) With 3' 03 "
9. Nadia Triquet (FRA, VC Moyenmoutier) With 3' 20 "
10. Sabine Spitz (ALL, Specialized) With 3' 31 "
Stage 5 In Hooglede-Gits (2/1/2006)
The Dutchwoman Daphny Van Den Brand allocated Saturday the fifth stage of World cup Ladies , continuing its without-fault in the
international challenge. After her victories with Kalmthout, Pijnacker, Milan and Hofstade, the world's leader was allocated with authority the stage of Hooglede-Gits. After a first part of agitated race, Daphny Van
Den Brand took the things in hand in the final one to be essential with 31 seconds in advance over Allemande Hanka Kupfernagel (Vlaanderen-Capri Sonne-T Interim) and 47 seconds in advance on Canadian Lyne Bessette.
First Frenchwoman, Castraise Marilyne Salvetat was classified 4th with 1' 13 ". Sarthoise Laurence Leboucher as for it was classified 10th with 3' 51 ".
Classification :
1. Daphny Van Den Brand (PBS, Van Bemmelen-AA Drink) in 36' 18 "
2. Hanka Kupfernagel (ALL, Vlaanderen-Capri Interim Sonnet) to 31 dryness.
3. Lyne Bessette (EDGE, Canada) to 47 dryness.
4. Marilyne Salvetat (FRA, France) With 1' 13 "
5. Mirjam Melchers (PBS, Buitenpoort-Flexpoint TEAM) With 1' 55 "
6. Helen Wyman (GBR, Great Britain) With 2' 03 "
7. Birgit Hollman (ALL, Germany) With 2' 19 "
8. Marianne Your (PBS, Netherlands) With 2' 58 "
9. Kathy Ingels (BEAUTIFUL, Belgium) With 3' 14 "
10. Laurence Leboucher (FRA, France) With 3' 51 "
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12. Nadia Triquet (FRA, France) With 4' 06 "
13. Christelle Ferrier-Bruneau (FRA, France) With 4' 19 "
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