2013 UCI Road World Championships
The 80th UCI Road World Championships were held in the Italian region of Tuscany from 21 to 29 September 2013. In addition to the large city of Florence, which was the destination of all races, Lucca, Montecatini Terme and Pistoia were also hosts. Thus Italy was the 13th time host a Road World Championships, which previously had last held in Varese in 2008.
- 4.1 Road Race
- 4.2 Individual Time Trial
- 4.3 team time trial
- 5.1 Road Race
- 5.2 Individual Time Trial
- 6.1 Road Race
- 6.2 Individual Time Trial
- 7.1 Road Race
- 7.2 Individual Time Trial
- 9.1 Germany
- 9.2 Switzerland
Before the World Cup
In addition to Florence, still had Ponferrada (Spain ), Hooglede - Gits (Belgium) and Genoa, but this was not supported by the Italian Cycling Federation (FCI ) or the National Olympic Committee of Italy ( CONI ), advertised for hosting this World Cup. After the successful election of the President of the Italian Association Renato di Rocco said: " This is a victory for Italian cycling, a victory for the great Tuscan cycling tradition. "
In October 2012, the announcement of the World Cup mascot for ridicule made in public. Shortly after Lance Armstrong after years of fraud got his seven Tour titles stripped, gave the UCI Pinocchio, whose nose grows with every lie, as the official advertising character known. The UCI, however, had a completely different grounds for the choice of the mascot. "Our Pinocchio is connected to his roots, happy, athletic and attentive ," it said on the website of the World Cup. Furthermore, Pinocchio look to the horizon and thus push out an optimistic attitude about the future concerns.
Course
Although Florence was the destination of all races, but found the start partly in the cities of Lucca, Pistoia and Montecatini Terme place to lead the world championship even further through Tuscany. It began with the two team time trial, followed by the ITT, all of which were as good as completely flat. Before the five road races, which are distributed over three days, there was a rest day. The races each started with a different length to reach the round course in Florence, which had been designed by Andrea Tafi. The track was 16.6 km long and had two serious climbs on. The first to Fiesole (4,8 km à 6 %, max. 9%) at the beginning was the longer, the descent was a shorter but extremely steep ramp ( 598 m with 12 %, max. 19%) added. Until the target then remained approximately four kilometers.
Results Women
Road race
141 riders were at the start, 95 of which the race tasks, including: Patricia Schwager Switzerland, Romy Kasper Germany, Lisa Brennauer Germany, Esther Fennel Germany, Elke Gebhardt Germany, Andrea Graus Austria, Martina Knight Austria, Daniela Pintarelli Austria
ITT
Track length: 22.05 km
There were 45 riders at the start.
Team time trial
Track length: 42.79 km
A total of 16 teams took part.
Results Men
Road race
There were a total of 208 riders at the start, of which tasks 147 drivers, including: Dominik mink Germany, Michael Schär Switzerland, Sebastien Reichenbach Switzerland, Michael Albasini Switzerland, Mathias Frank Switzerland, Martin Elmiger Switzerland, Oliver Zaugg Switzerland, Georg Preidler Austria, Matthias Brandle Austria, Bernhard Eisel of Austria, Markus Eibegger Austria, Riccardo Zoidl Austria
ITT
Track length: 57.86 km
It launched a total of 77 riders.
Team time trial
Track length: 57.2 km
There were a total of 36 teams on the grid.
Results juniors
Road race
81 riders were at the start, 21 of them gave up before the finish, including: Astrid Gassner Austria, Elisabeth Riegler of Austria and Kathrin Schweinberger Austria
ITT
Track length: 16.19 km
There were 47 of 48 starters to the finish.
Results Men U23
Road race
ITT
Track length: 43.46 km
A total of 74 riders started.
Results juniors
Road race
Distance: 140.05 km
190 riders started the race, 61 gave during the race on, including Alexander Wachter Austria.
ITT
Track length: 21.8 km
There were 84 riders at the start.
Schedule
- Saturday, September 21
- Sunday, September 22
- Monday, September 23
- Tuesday, September 24
- Wednesday, September 25
- Friday, September 27
- Saturday, September 28
- Sunday, September 29
Banns
Germany
Time trial (possible number of starters: 2) Lisa Brennauer (Specialized - lululemon ), Trixi Worrack (Specialized - lululemon ) road race (possible number of starters: 6); Lisa Brennauer (Specialized - lululemon ), Esther Fennel (RV roadstead ), Claudia Häusler ( TIBCO - To The Top), Elke Gebhardt ( Argos - Shimano ), Romy Kasper ( Boel Dolmans ), Trixi Worrack (Specialized - lululemon )
Time trial (possible number of starters: 2) Anna Knauer ( Rottaler RSV), Luisa Kattinger (RV Karbach ) road race (possible number of starters: 4): Anna Knauer ( Rottaler RSV), Lisa Klein (RV Kandel ), Gudrun Stock (RC The swallow Munich ), Tatjana Paller ( Equipe wooden churches )
Time trial (possible number of starters: 2) Jasha Sütterlin ( Thüringer Energie Team ), Maximilian Schachenmann ( Thüringer Energie Team ) road race (possible starter: 5): Emanuel Buchmann (Rad -net Rose team ), Silvio Herklotz (Team Stoelting ), Jasha Sütterlin ( Thüringer Energie Team ), John Weber (Team Heizomat ), Rick Zabel (Rabobank Continental Team )
Time trial (possible number of starters: 2) Oliver Mattheis (RSC Kempten ), Joshua Stritzinger (RSC rock country) road race (possible starter: 5): Adrian Auerbach (RU cheeks), Lennard Kämna (RSC Cottbus ), Marco King (RV Queidersbach ) Julian Schulze (RV Sturmv. Munich ), Eric Sweet milk (RSC Biberach )
Time trial (possible number of starters: 3): Tony Martin ( Omega Pharma Quick Step), Bert grave shaft ( Omega Pharma Quick Step ), Patrick Gretsch ( Argos-Shimano/Zeitfahren ) road race (possible number of starters: 6): Marcus Burghardt (BMC ), John Degenkolb ( Argos - Shimano ), Simon Geschke ( Argos - Shimano ), Paul Martens ( Belkin ), Dominik mink (BMC ), Fabian Wegmann (Garmin Sharp) substitute driver: John Fröhlinger ( Argos - Shimano ), Christian Knees (Sky ), Paul Voss ( NetApp )
Switzerland
( follows after 17 September 2013)