2013 UCI Road World Championships – Women's junior road race

Women's junior road race
2013 UCI Road World Championships
Final sprint of the front group
Race details
Date 27 September 2013
Distance 82.85 km (51.48 mi)
Winning time 2h 32' 23"
Medalists
 Gold  Amalie Dideriksen (Denmark)
 Silver  Anastasiia Iakovenko (Russia)
 Bronze  Olena Demydova (Ukraine)
2013 UCI Road World Championships

Participating nations
Elite events
List of elite cyclists
Elite road race   men   women
Elite time trial   men   women
Elite team time trial   men   women
Under-23 events
List of under-23 cyclists
Under-23 road race   men  
Under-23 time trial   men  
Junior events
List of junior cyclists
Junior road race   men   women
Junior time trial   men   women
 
Qualification

The Women's junior road race of the 2013 UCI Road World Championships is a cycling event that took on 27 September 2013 in the region of Tuscany, Italy.

The course of the race is 82.85 km and the start and finish will be by the Nelson Mandela Forum in Florence.[1][2]

Qualification

All National Federations may enter 8 riders of whom 4 may start. Besides of that, the below listed continental champions may be entered in addition to this number.[3]

Champion Name
American Champion  Brenda Santoyo (MEX)
Asian Champion  Yao Pang (HKG)
European Champion  Greta Richioud (FRA)
Oceanian Champion  Josie Talbot (AUS)

Participating nations

31 nations participated in the women's junior road race.[4]

Schedule

Date Time Event
27 September 2013 08:30-10:50 Women's junior time trial
27 September 2013 11:10 Victory ceremony

Source[5]

Final classification

Front group (lap 1)
Peloton (lap 3)
Sprint peloton (lap 5)
Rank Rider Country Time
1st Amalie Dideriksen  Denmark 2h 32' 23"
2nd Anastasiia Iakovenko  Russia + 0"
3rd Olena Demydova  Ukraine + 3"
4 Jessenia Meneses  Colombia + 18"
5 Milda Jankauskaitė  Lithuania + 34"
6 Tereza Medvedová  Slovakia + 34"
7 Séverine Eraud  France + 34"
8 Alexandra Manly  Australia + 34"
9 Kelly Catlin  United States + 34"
10 Jeanne Korevaar  Netherlands + 34"
11 Lisa Klein  Germany + 34"
12 Ksenia Tuhai  Belarus + 34"
13 Floortje Mackaij  Netherlands + 34"
14 Valentina Nesterova  Russia + 34"
15 Corine van der Zijden  Netherlands + 34"
16 Cecilie Uttrup Ludwig  Denmark + 34"
17 Demi de Jong  Netherlands + 34"
18 Svetlana Vasilieva  Russia + 34"
19 Anežka Drahotová  Czech Republic + 34"
20 Bethany Hayward  Great Britain + 34"
21 Heidi Dalton  South Africa + 34"
22 Greta Richioud  France + 34"
23 Ilaria Bonomi  Italy + 39"
24 Angela Maffeis  Italy + 1' 44"
25 Anna Christian  Great Britain + 1' 59"
26 Tatjana Paller  Germany + 2' 50"
27 Bogumila Dziuba  Poland + 2' 50"
28 Nicole Dal Santo  Italy + 2' 53"
29 Lotte Kopecky  Belgium + 3' 01"
30 Alicia Gonzalez Blanco  Spain + 3' 06"
31 Jelena Erić  Serbia + 3’ 6”
32 Lierni Lekuona Etxebeste  Spain + 3’ 6”
33 Zavinta Titenyte  Lithuania + 3’ 6”
34 Kelly Van den Steen  Belgium + 3’ 9”
35 Demmy Druiyts  Belgium + 3’ 46”
36 Kiyoka Sakaguchi  Japan + 3’ 48”
37 Jessica Parra Rojas  Colombia + 4’ 3”
38 Marine Lemarie  France + 5’ 0”
39 Brenda Santoyo  Mexico + 5’ 0”
40 Arianna Fidanza  Italy + 5’ 5”
41 Lina Maria Duenas Lopez  Colombia + 6’ 40”
42 Julia Karlsson  Sweden + 6’ 54”
43 Laura Perry  France + 6’ 54”
44 Polina Yurieva  Ukraine + 6’ 54”
45 Razan Soboh  Jordan + 7’ 2”
46 Anna Knauer  Germany + 7’ 30”
47 Hannah Swan  United States + 8’ 54”
48 Jurgita Kubiliunaite  Lithuania + 10’ 7”
49 Tessa Pinckston  Canada + 10’ 39”
50 Katsiaryna Piatrouskaya  Belarus + 10’ 39”
51 Kinley Gibson  Canada + 10’ 44”
52 Emily McRedmond  Australia + 11’ 49”
53 Agata Drozdek  Poland + 11’ 54”
54 Rasa Pocytė  Lithuania + 12’ 36”
55 Yao Pang  Hong Kong + 13’ 30”
56 Luisa Kattinger  Germany + 13’ 30”
57 Dafné Théroux-Izquierdo  Canada + 13’ 32”
58 Kärolin Varblane  Estonia + 13’ 32”
59 Solène Vinsot  France + 13’ 32”
60 Frida Mendoza  Mexico + 13’ 37”
- Astrid Gassner  Austria DNF
- Elisabeth Riegler  Austria DNF
- Nikol Plosaj  Poland DNF
- Kristina Savelyeva  Russia DNF
- Alexandria Nicholls  Australia DNF
- Kaat Van Der Meulen  Belgium DNF
- Karen Fernanda Sierra Mendez  Mexico DNF
- Jaruwan Somrat  Thailand DNF
- Maddi Campbell  New Zealand DNF
- Devon Hiley  New Zealand DNF
- Maria San Jose Tejerina  Spain DNF
- Natalia Nowotarska  Poland DNF
- Alba Teruel  Spain DNF
- Madeline Marshall  Australia DNF
- Brenda Villareal Garza  Mexico DNF
- Kajsa Persson  Sweden DNF
- Marie-Ève Poisson  Canada DNF
- Sara Youmans  United States DNF
- Linda Jacobsson  Sweden DNF
- Kathrin Schweinberger  Austria DNF
- Natasha Jaworski  Argentina DNF

References

Wikimedia Commons has media related to 2013 UCI Road World Championships – Women's junior road race.
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  2. "Tuscany 2013 world championship routes unveiled". Cycling News. Retrieved 22 April 2013.
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  4. "Registered riders WOMEN JUNIORS". UCI. 13 September 2013. Retrieved 20 September 2013.
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