Christoph Sauser
Christoph Sauser ( born April 13, 1976 in Sigriswil ) is a Swiss mountain bikers.
Among his greatest successes include the income from the previous ten World Cup races and winning the World Cup overall standings in 2004 and 2005. Besides his six Swiss league titles, the European champion title in the U23 (1998) are the third, respectively. the second places at the Mountain Bike World Championships (2001, 2005, 2006) his best placements to title fights. At the Olympic Games in Sydney ( 2000), he won the bronze medal. In 2007 he won the Marathon World Championships for the first time at Gold Championships. By winning the world title in cross country in 2008, he could win the second gold medal in a row. He almost even become the first double world champion in mountain biking - at the Marathon World Cup 2008, he was blamed for the crash in the final sprint with Roel Paulissen why he was demoted after the race to 2nd place.
After several years at Cannondale team Sauser travels with the team Specialized since 2006. Christoph Sauser is living in Sigriswil.
Ned Overend 1990 | 1991 John Tomac | 1992-1994 Henrik Djernis | 1995 Bart Brentjens | 1996 Thomas Frischknecht | 1997 Hubert Pallhuber | 1998 Christophe Dupouey | 1999 Michael Rasmussen | 2000 Miguel Martinez | 2001-2002 Roland Green | 2003 Filip Meirhaeghe | 2004 - 2007 Julien Absalon | 2008 Christoph Sauser | 2009, 2012-2013 Nino Schurter | 2010 José Antonio Hermida | 2011 Jaroslav Kulhavý
2003 Thomas Frischknecht | 2004 Massimo de Bertolis | 2005 Thomas Frischknecht | 2006 Ralph Naf | 2007 Christoph Sauser | 2008, 2009 Roel Paulissen | 2010 Alban Lakata | 2011 Christoph Sauser | 2012 Periklis Ilias | 2013 Christoph Sauser
1994 Thomas Frischknecht | 1995 Marcel Heller | 1996-1998 Thomas Frischknecht | 1999-2002 Christoph Sauser | 2004 Ralph Naf | 2005 Balz Weber | 2006 Christoph Sauser | 2007 Jürg Graf | 2008-2009 Florian Vogel | 2010 Nino Schurter | 2011 Florian Vogel | 2012-2013 Nino Schurter