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词条 2011 UCI Road World Championships – Men's road race
释义

  1. Route

  2. Race report

  3. National qualification

     UCI World Tour  UCI Continental Circuits  Entrants by country 

  4. Final classification

  5. References

  6. External links

{{Use dmy dates|date=December 2013}}{{Infobox cycling race report
| name =Men's Individual Road Race
| image = 2011 Road World Championships Mens road race podium (cropped).jpg
| image_caption = Matthew Goss, Mark Cavendish and André Greipel on the podium
| image_size = 250
| series = 2011 UCI Road World Championships
| race_no =
| series_no =
| date = 25 September 2011
| stages = 1
| distance = 260
| unit = km
| time = 5h 40' 27"[1]
| speed = 45.821
| type = medals
| first = Mark Cavendish
| first_nat = Great Britain
| second = Matthew Goss
| second_nat = Australia
| third = André Greipel
| third_nat = Germany
| previous = 2010
| next = 2012
}}{{2011 UCI Road World Championships}}

The Men's Road Race of the 2011 UCI Road World Championships cycling event took place on 25 September 2011 in Copenhagen, Denmark.

In a sprint to the finish line, Great Britain's Mark Cavendish became world champion after making his move down the right-hand side of the course, and just managed to hold off the rest of the field, to become his country's first road race world champion since Tom Simpson won the event in San Sebastián in 1965.[2] The silver medal went to Australia's Matthew Goss – a team-mate of Cavendish on the {{ct|THR|2011}} team[3] – with the bronze medal going to Germany's André Greipel.

Route

The race started in the square at Copenhagen City Hall. For the second consecutive time, the World Championship route started and finished in different locations, with the riders completing {{convert|28|km|1|abbr=on}} – including a {{convert|6|km|1|abbr=on}} neutralised section – before reaching the finishing circuit in Rudersdal. Having reached Rudersdal, the riders then completed seventeen laps of the {{convert|14|km|1|abbr=on}} circuit around the suburbs of Søllerød and Nærum, to make up the racing distance of {{convert|260|km|1|abbr=on}}.[4]

Race report

The field started quickly, with an average speed close to {{convert|50|km/h|mi/h|abbr=on}} for the first half-hour of racing, as breaks went and were brought back. Finally a breakaway formed, which consisted of seven riders: in the break were Oleg Chuzhda, Maxim Iglinsky, Tanel Kangert, Robert Kišerlovski, Pablo Lastras, Christian Poos and Anthony Roux. As the lead rose up to eight minutes, the Great Britain team began to increase the pace of the peloton to start chasing the group and lower their lead. The lead was brought back to about four minutes, mainly due to the work of Steve Cummings and David Millar.

At that point, a first attack came from the main group at the end of the eleventh lap. Johan Vansummeren accelerated and took Yoann Offredo and Luca Paolini with him. Soon after they were joined by Olivier Kaisen and Simon Clarke. These five riders began to eat into the lead break's advantage, with Offredo staying mostly at the back of the line with his teammate Roux up ahead.

Both groups ahead merged, creating a group of eleven riders at the front, as Christian Poos had dropped out and fell back into the peloton. The peloton itself, still being led by the British, had split as result of a fall in the thirteenth lap, causing some big names to fall back and never catch up with the main pack, including amongst others the defending champion Thor Hushovd, 2011 time trial world champion Tony Martin and quick finisher Greg Van Avermaet.

The pack closed the gap to about one minute, with several riders trying to bridge the gap between the peloton and the leading bunch in small groups. Eventually all riders were brought back, with Anthony Roux surviving the longest, only to be caught by his countryman Thomas Voeckler as he stormed past to form a new leading group in the penultimate lap together with Nicki Sørensen and Klaas Lodewyck. These three never got more than 25 seconds and were held very close by the peloton. Johnny Hoogerland managed to bridge the gap to the leaders, but was caught together with the three a few kilometres later. No riders managed to get away from the bunch after that, allowing Mark Cavendish to finish the work of his teammates in the sprint. Matthew Goss was a close second, while André Greipel needed a photo finish to hold off Fabian Cancellara for bronze. Jürgen Roelandts completed the top five.[5]

National qualification

After a meeting of the UCI Management Committee on 28 January 2011, the qualification system for the 2011 road race remained unchanged from 2010.[6] Results from January to the middle of August would count towards the qualification criteria on both the UCI World Tour and the UCI Continental Circuits across the world, with the rankings being determined upon the release of the numerous tour rankings on 15 August 2011.[7]

UCI World Tour

The top ten nations in the UCI World Tour rankings by individual nations, may register up to fourteen different riders, of which nine could compete in the event. A nation with less than nine riders in the individual classification of the UCI World Tour rankings would only be allowed to start the race with the number of riders that were classified. If this number is less than six, the country would still allocate six riders for the competition; but could still reach the original allocation via the Continental Circuits. Prior to that re-allocation, any unused allocations within the top ten placings are re-allocated to countries that were ranked eleventh downwards on 15 August 2011, until the places were filled.[6] Other countries could also enter teams into the race through individual riders in the World Tour rankings, if they had at least one rider in the top 100 placings overall, or had one rider listed outside the top 100, but still ranked.[7]

UCI Continental Circuits

In each of the five continental tours held beneath the UCI World Tour, places could be earned through the rankings by nation. As many as sixteen places were offered through one of these continental tours – through the UCI Europe Tour[6] – to as few as the overall winner of the UCI Oceania Tour. Similar to the UCI World Tour, other countries could also enter teams into the race through individual riders in their continental rankings, if they had at least one rider ranked overall.[7]

Entrants by country

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14 to be enrolled, 9 to start
{{ESP}}
{{ITA}}
{{AUS}}
{{BEL}}
{{GER}}
{{USA}}
{{NED}}
{{FRA}}
12 to be enrolled, 8 to start
{{GBR2}}
9 to be enrolled, 6 to start
{{LUX}}
{{MAR}}
{{COL}}
{{VEN}}
{{IRI}}
{{SLO}}
{{RUS}}
{{POR}}
{{POL}}
{{UKR}}
{{CRO}}
{{DEN}}
6 to be enrolled, 4 to start
{{KAZ}}
{{NOR}}
{{SUI}}
5 to be enrolled, 3 to start
{{ERI}}
{{BRA}}
{{ARG}}
{{CHI}}
{{JPN}}
{{TUR}}
{{LTU}}
{{AUT}}
{{CZE}}
{{EST}}
{{BLR}}
{{BUL}}
{{SWE}}
{{NZL}}
{{CAN}}
{{IRL}}
{{SVK}}
2 to be enrolled, 1 to start
{{CRC}}
{{LAT}}
{{ALG}}
{{CUB}}
{{URU}}
{{ECU}}
{{HUN}}
{{GRE}}
{{ROM}}
{{SRB}}

Final classification

Of the race's 210 entrants, 177 completed the full distance of {{convert|260|km|1|abbr=on}}.[1] 32 riders failed to finish the race and Roman Kreuziger pulled out due to a wrist injury prior to the race.[8]

{{col-begin}}{{col-break|width=35%}}
Rank Rider Country Time
Mark CavendishGBR}} 5h 40' 27"
Matthew GossAUS}}s.t.|Finished in the same time as Cavendish}}
André GreipelGER}} s.t.
4 Fabian CancellaraSUI}} s.t.
5 Jürgen RoelandtsBEL}} s.t.
6 Romain FeilluFRA}} s.t.
7 Borut BožičSLO}} s.t.
8 Edvald Boasson HagenNOR}} s.t.
9 Óscar FreireESP}} s.t.
10 Tyler FarrarUSA}} s.t.
11 Denis GalimzyanovRUS}} s.t.
12 Peter SaganSVK}} s.t.
13 Anthony RavardFRA}} s.t.
14 Daniele BennatiITA}} s.t.
15 Rui CostaPOR}} s.t.
16 Manuel Antonio CardosoPOR}} s.t.
17 Philippe GilbertBEL}} s.t.
18 Michael MørkøvDEN}} s.t.
19 David VeilleuxCAN}} s.t.
20 Grega BoleSLO}} s.t.
21 Pim LigthartNED}} s.t.
22 Aleksejs SaramotinsLAT}} s.t.
23 Denys KostyukUKR}} s.t.
24 Taylor PhinneyUSA}} s.t.
25 Gediminas BagdonasLTU}} s.t.
26 Jakob FuglsangDEN}} s.t.
27 Yauheni HutarovichBLR}} s.t.
28 Marek RutkiewiczPOL}} s.t.
29 Lars BoomNED}} s.t.
30 Takashi MiyazawaJPN}} s.t.
31 Michał KwiatkowskiPOL}} s.t.
32 Lars BakDEN}} s.t.
33 Aleksandr KuschynskiBLR}} s.t.
34 Matija KvasinaCRO}} s.t.
35 Johnny HoogerlandNED}} s.t.
36 Matt BrammeierIRL}} s.t.
37 Yoann OffredoFRA}} s.t.
38 Maciej PaterskiPOL}} s.t.
39 Thomas LöfkvistSWE}} s.t.
40 Sacha ModoloITA}} s.t.
41 André CardosoPOR}} s.t.
42 Heinrich HausslerAUS}} s.t.
43 Nicki SørensenDEN}} s.t.
44 Maarten TjallingiiNED}} s.t.
45 Gorazd ŠtangeljSLO}} s.t.
46 Thomas RohreggerAUT}} s.t.
47 Gabriel RaschNOR}} s.t.
48 Nick NuyensBEL}} s.t.
49 Juan José HaedoARG}} s.t.
50 Janez BrajkovičSLO}} s.t.
51 Nicolas RocheIRL}} s.t.
52 Björn LeukemansBEL}} s.t.
53 Tony GallopinFRA}} s.t.
54 Fredrik KessiakoffSWE}} s.t.
55 Rene MandriEST}} s.t.
56 Oleg ChuzhdaUKR}} s.t.
57 Anders LundDEN}} s.t.
58 Filipe CardosoPOR}} s.t.
59 Ricardo MestrePOR}} s.t.
60 Pieter WeeningNED}} s.t.
61 José Joaquín RojasESP}} s.t.
62 Bauke MollemaNED}} s.t.
63 Klaas LodewyckBEL}} s.t.
64 Pavel BruttRUS}} s.t.
65 Brent BookwalterUSA}} s.t.
66 Jure KocjanSLO}} s.t.
67 Ignatas KonovalovasLTU}} s.t.
68 Peter VelitsSVK}} s.t.
69 Martin VelitsSVK}} s.t.
70 Sylvain ChavanelFRA}} s.t.
71 Aidis KruopisLTU}} s.t.
72 Christopher SuttonAUS}} s.t.
73 Grégory RastSUI}} s.t.
74 Baden CookeAUS}} s.t.
75 Danilo HondoGER}} s.t.
76 Robert KišerlovskiCRO}} s.t.
77 Francesco GavazziITA}} s.t.
78 Carlos BarredoESP}} s.t.
79 Simon GerransAUS}} s.t.
80 Elia VivianiITA}} s.t.
81 Geraint ThomasGBR}} s.t.
82 Daniel OssITA}} s.t.
83 Juan Manuel GárateESP}} + 16"
84 Kurt Asle ArvesenNOR}} + 16"
85 Vladimir IsaichevRUS}} + 16"
86 Michael AlbasiniSUI}} + 19"
87 Martin KohlerSUI}} + 19"
88 Wout PoelsNED}} + 19"
89 Steven KruijswijkNED}} + 19"
90 Dan MartinIRL}} + 19"
91 Stuart O'GradyAUS}} + 19"
92 Imanol ErvitiESP}} + 19"
93 Kevin De WeertBEL}} + 19"
94 Ben KingUSA}} + 19"
95 Juan Antonio FlechaESP}} + 19"
96 Marcel SiebergGER}} + 26"
97 Pablo LastrasESP}} + 29"
98 Thomas VoecklerFRA}} + 31"
99 Ian StannardGBR}} + 34"
100 Mathew HaymanAUS}} + 34"
101 Michael RogersAUS}} + 38"
102 Simon ClarkeAUS}} + 38"
103 Manuel QuinziatoITA}} + 42"
104 Matteo TosattoITA}} + 49"
105 Kristijan KorenSLO}} + 49"
{{col-break}}
Rank Rider Country Time
106 Luca PaoliniITA}} + 52"
107 Giovanni ViscontiITA}} + 1' 02"
108 Bradley WigginsGBR}} + 3' 14"
109 Olivier KaisenBEL}} + 4' 00"
110 Mart OjaveeEST}} + 4' 00"
111 John DegenkolbGER}} + 4' 00"
112 Maxim IglinskyKAZ}} + 4' 00"
113 Anthony RouxFRA}} + 6' 34"
114 David MillarGBR}} + 8' 22"
115 Jeremy HuntGBR}} + 8' 22"
116 Miguel UbetoVEN}} + 8' 54"
117 Jonas LjungbladSWE}} + 8' 54"
118 Greg HendersonNZL}} + 8' 54"
119 Rafael AndriatoBRA}} + 8' 54"
120 Fumiyuki BeppuJPN}} + 8' 54"
121 Jack BauerNZL}} + 8' 54"
122 Nelson OliveiraPOR}} + 8' 54"
123 Mehdi SohrabiIRN}} + 8' 54"
124 José Serpa {{col}} + 8' 54"
125 Ioannis TamouridisGRE}} + 8' 54"
126 Hossein AskariIRN}} + 8' 54"
127 Carlos José OchoaVEN}} + 8' 54"
128 Miguel Ángel Rubiano {{col}} + 8' 54"
129 Chris Anker SørensenDEN}} + 8' 54"
130 Tomás GilVEN}} + 8' 54"
131 Christian KneesGER}} + 8' 54"
132 Lucas Sebastián HaedoARG}} + 8' 54"
133 Yukiya ArashiroJPN}} + 8' 54"
134 Andrei NechitaROM}} + 8' 54"
135 Rigoberto Urán {{col}} + 8' 54"
136 Maximiliano RichezeARG}} + 8' 54"
137 Hrvoje MiholjevićCRO}} + 8' 54"
138 Winner Anacona {{col}} + 8' 54"
139 Svein TuftCAN}} + 8' 54"
140 Radoslav RoginaCRO}} + 8' 54"
141 Iván Casas {{col}} + 8' 54"
142 Kristijan ĐurasekCRO}} + 8' 54"
143 Daniel TeklehaymanotERI}} + 8' 54"
144 Yuriy MetlushenkoUKR}} + 8' 54"
145 Oleksandr SheydykUKR}} + 8' 54"
146 Carlos OyarzunCHI}} + 8' 54"
147 Anatoliy PakhtusovUKR}} + 8' 54"
148 Gonzalo GarridoCHI}} + 8' 54"
149 Gregory PanizoBRA}} + 8' 54"
150 Laurent DidierLUX}} + 8' 54"
151 Michał GołaśPOL}} + 8' 54"
152 Julian DeanNZL}} + 8' 54"
153 Oleksandr KvachukUKR}} + 8' 54"
154 Ben GastauerLUX}} + 8' 54"
155 Maciej BodnarPOL}} + 8' 54"
156 Bartosz HuzarskiPOL}} + 8' 54"
157 Matthew BuscheUSA}} + 8' 54"
158 Bernhard EiselAUT}} + 8' 54"
159 Mikhail IgnatievRUS}} + 8' 54"
160 Alexander PorsevRUS}} + 8' 54"
161 Timofey KritskiyRUS}} + 8' 54"
162 Yevgeniy NepomnyachshiyKAZ}} + 8' 54"
163 Sergey RenevKAZ}} + 8' 54"
164 Luis León SánchezESP}} + 8' 54"
165 Niki TerpstraNED}} + 8' 54"
166 Tony MartinGER}} + 8' 54"
167 John MurphyUSA}} + 8' 54"
168 Kanstantsin SivtsovBLR}} + 8' 54"
169 Dmitry FofonovKAZ}} + 8' 54"
170 Thor HushovdNOR}} + 8' 54"
171 Andreas KlierGER}} + 8' 54"
172 Samuel DumoulinFRA}} + 8' 54"
173 Jeff LouderUSA}} + 8' 54"
174 Timmy DugganUSA}} + 8' 54"
175 Greg Van AvermaetBEL}} + 9' 10"
176 Marcel KittelGER}} + 9' 16"
177 Johan VansummerenBEL}} + 9' 16"
Steve CummingsGBR}}DNF|Did not finish}}
Tanel KangertEST}} DNF
Chris FroomeGBR}} DNF
Abdelati SaâdouneMAR}} DNF
Honorio MachadoVEN}} DNF
Amir ZargariIRN}} DNF
Ferekalsi DebesayERI}} DNF
Jan BártaCZE}} DNF
Andrei SartassovCHI}} DNF
Krisztián LovassyHUN}} DNF
Semere MengisERI}} DNF
Adil JelloulMAR}} DNF
Bert GrabschDEU}} DNF
Jempy DruckerLUX}} DNF
Fränk SchleckLUX}} DNF
Ivan StevićSRB}} DNF
Michael BarryCAN}} DNF
Stefan DeniflAUT}} DNF
Tomislav DančulovićCRO}} DNF
Mert MutluTUR}} DNF
Leonardo Duque {{col}} DNF
Blel KadriFRA}} DNF
Petr BenčíkCZE}} DNF
Artur GarcíaVEN}} DNF
Andrew TalanskyUSA}} DNF
Vicente ReynèsESP}} DNF
Christian PoosLUX}} DNF
Adnane AarbiaMAR}} DNF
Mouhssine LahsainiMAR}} DNF
Ismail AyouneMAR}} DNF
Mohammed Said El AmmouryMAR}} DNF
Otávio BulgarelliBRA}} DNF
Roman KreuzigerCZE}}DNS|Did not start}}
{{col-end}}

References

1. ^1 {{cite web|url=http://www.sportresult.com/sports/cycling/WCH2011/results/2011/CRM01001.C73R.ENG.1.0.pdf|title=Final Results / Résultats finaux: Men's Road Race / Course en ligne – Hommes|work=Sport Result|publisher=Tissot Timing|date=25 September 2011|accessdate=26 September 2011|format=PDF}}
2. ^{{cite news|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/cycling/15052681.stm|title=Mark Cavendish and Britain win road race title|first=Ollie|last=Williams|date=25 September 2011|accessdate=26 September 2011|work=BBC Sport}}
3. ^{{cite news|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/othersports/cycling/8787735/UCI-Road-Cycling-World-Championships-2011-Mark-Cavendish-sprints-into-history-books-with-world-title.html|title=Mark Cavendish sprints into history books with world title|first=Jonathan|last=Liew|date=25 September 2011|accessdate=26 September 2011|work=The Daily Telegraph}}
4. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.copenhagen2011.dk/index.php?p=menu/side.php&menu=20&side=65|title=Course for Road Races|work=Copenhagen 2011|publisher=Danmarks Cykle Union|accessdate=26 September 2011}}
5. ^{{cite news|url=http://www.cyclingnews.com/races/uci-road-world-championships-2011/elite-men-road-race/results|work=Cycling News|publisher=Future Publishing Limited|date=25 September 2011|accessdate=26 September 2011|first=Peter|last=Cossins|title=Cavendish sprints out of nowhere to Worlds victory ahead of Goss}}
6. ^1 2 {{cite web|url=http://www.uci.ch/Modules/BUILTIN/getObject.asp?MenuId=MTI1NDk&ObjTypeCode=FILE&type=FILE&id=NzIxNzM&LangId=1|title=Competitions Guide|pages=3–4|date=17 August 2011|accessdate=26 September 2011|work=UCI Sport and Technical Department|publisher=Union Cycliste Internationale}}
7. ^1 2 3 {{cite news|url=http://www.uci.ch/Modules/BUILTIN/getObject.asp?MenuId=MTI2Mjc&ObjTypeCode=FILE&type=FILE&id=NzIxNzY&LangId=1|title=Update of the qualifications at the 15th August 2011|pages=1–2|date=15 August 2011|accessdate=26 September 2011|work=UCI Sport and Technical Department|publisher=Union Cycliste Internationale}}
8. ^{{cite news|url=http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/kreuziger-withdraws-from-worlds-road-race|work=Cycling News|publisher=Future Publishing Limited|date=22 September 2011|accessdate=26 September 2011|title=Kreuziger withdraws from Worlds road race}}

External links

  • {{Official website|http://www.copenhagen2011.dk/ }}
{{UCI Road World Championships – Men's road race}}{{DEFAULTSORT:2011 UCI Road World Championships - Men's road race}}

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