2010–11 Cyclo-cross Superprestige
The Super Prestige Cyclocross 2010/11 ( Official: Nissan Topsport Vlaanderen Super Prestige Cyclocross ) is a racing series for male cyclocross riders. It is part of the UCI rankings 2010/11 in the category C1. The series includes eight races, seven of which in Belgium and a place in the Netherlands. It will be held as a race series for Junior and U23 riders and is next to the World Cup and the UCI GvA Trofee as the most important racing series for Crosser. The first race of the Super Prestige was held on 10 October, the last is extended on 12 February.
Defending champion in the elite category is the Czech Zdenek Stybar.
Points and Rewards
In each race, the first fifteen drivers receive points that will be added together for the overall standings. The driver with the most points after all the races is the overall winner of the Super Prestige. Also, be distributed to the best of Fifteen Final Ranking premiums.
Participant
There is a limit of fifty riders per contest. To be included in the overall standings, one must not all, but have completed at least three races. The following riders received by the organizer automatic launch permissions for all eight races: