2015 in cycle sport

This article is about the 2015 cycling season and results. For other sports' results, see 2015 in sports.

Overview of the events of 2015 in cycling

Years in cycling

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2015 in sports

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* 2014–15
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* Strength sports
* Weightlifting
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* Table tennis
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* Triathlon
* Volleyball

## BMX racing

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### BMX World Cup

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* April 18 – September 26: 2015 UCI BMX Supercross World Cup[1]
* April 18 & 19: World Cup #1 in  Manchester
* Men's Time Trial winner:  Liam Phillips
* Men's Race winner:  Liam Phillips
* Women's Time Trial winner:  Mariana Pajón
* Women's Race winner:  Caroline Buchanan
* May 9 & 10: World Cup #2 in  Papendal
* Men's Time Trial winner:  Connor Fields
* Men's Race winner:  Niek Kimmann
* Women's Time Trial winner:  Mariana Pajón
* Women's Race winner:  Mariana Pajón
* August 15 & 16: World Cup #3 in  Ängelholm
* Men's Time Trial winner:  Sam Willoughby
* Men's Race winner:  Liam Phillips
* Women's Time Trial winner:  Mariana Pajón
* Women's Race winner:  Alise Post
* September 5 & 6: World Cup #4 in  Santiago del Estero
* Men's Time Trial winner:  Connor Fields
* Men's Race winner:  Liam Phillips
* Women's Time Trial winner:  Mariana Pajón
* Women's Race winner:  Mariana Pajón
* September 25 & 26: World Cup #5 (final) in  Rock Hill, South Carolina
* Men's Time Trial winner:  Niek Kimmann
* Men's Race winner:  Māris Štrombergs
* Women's Time Trial winner:  Mariana Pajón
* Women's Race winner:  Mariana Pajón

### BMX UEC European Cup

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* April 3 – October 18: BMX Cycling UEC European Cup 2015
* April 3 & 4: European Cup #1 in  Heusden-Zolder
* Men's Race #1 winner:  Connor Fields
* Men's Race #2 winner:  Niek Kimmann
* Men's Junior Race #1 winner:  Justin Kimmann
* Men's Junior Race #2 winner:  Romain Racine
* Women's Race #1 winner:  Felicia Stancil
* Women's Race #2 winner:  Stefany Hernández
* Women's Junior Race #1 winner:  Axelle Etienne
* Women's Junior Race #2 winner:  Axelle Etienne
* May 1 – 3: European Cup #2 in  Messigny-et-Vantoux
* Men's Race #1 winner:  Amidou Mir
* Men's Race #2 winner:  Niek Kimmann
* Men's Junior Race #1 winner:  Justin Kimmann
* Men's Junior Race #2 winner:  Romain Racine
* Women's Race #1 winner:  Stefany Hernández
* Women's Race #2 winner:  Stefany Hernández
* Women's Junior Race #1 winner  Louanne Juillerat
* Women's Junior Race #2 winner:  Louanne Juillerat
* June 5–7: European Cup #3 in  Bjerringbro
* Men's Race #1 winner:  Twan van Gendt
* Men's Race #2 winner:  Niek Kimmann
* Men's Junior Race #1 winner:  Romain Racine
* Men's Junior Race #2 winner:  Romain Racine
* Women's Race #1 winner:  Stefany Hernández
* Women's Race #2 winner:  Stefany Hernández
* Women's Junior Race #1 winner:  Yaroslava Bondarenko
* Women's Junior Race #2 winner:  Yaroslava Bondarenko
* September 18–20: European Cup #4 in  Échichens
* Men's Race #1 winner:  Edžus Treimanis
* Men's Race #2 winner:  David Graf
* Men's Junior Race #1 winner:  Bastien Claessens
* Men's Junior Race #2 winner:  Philip Schaub
* Women's Race #1 winner:  Elke Vanhoof
* Women's Race #2 winner:  Elke Vanhoof
* Women's Junior Race #1 winner:  Axelle Etienne
* Women's Junior Race #2 winner:  Axelle Etienne
* October 16–18: European Cup #5 (final) in  Manchester

#### Regional events

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* March 22: BMX Cycling COPACI North American Championships 2015 in  Rock Hill, South Carolina
* Men's Junior Race winner:  Collin Hudson
* Men's Race winner:  Connor Fields
* Women's Junior Race winner:  Kelsey Van Ogle
* Women's Race winner:  Alise Post
* April 30: BMX Cycling OCC Oceanian Championships 2015 in  Brisbane
* Men's Junior Race winner:  Joshua McLean
* Men's Race winner:  Max Cairns
* Women's Junior Race winner:  Zoe Fleming
* Women's Race winner:  Lauren Reynolds
* May 23: BMX Cycling COPACI South American Championships in  Santiago
* Men's Junior Race winner:  Exequiel Torres
* Men's Race winner:  Carlos Oquendo
* Women's Junior Race winner:  Maria Paulina Osorno Calderon
* Women's Race winner:  Mariana Pajón
* May 24: BMX Cycling COPACI American Championships 2015 in  Santiago
* Men's Junior Race winner:  Leandro Noronha
* Men's Race winner:  Renato Rezende
* Women's Junior Race winner:  Maria Paulina Osorno Calderon
* Women's Race winner:  Mariana Pajón
* July 10–12: BMX Cycling UEC European Championships 2015 in  Erp
* Men's Race winner:  Twan van Gendt
* Men's Junior Race winner:  Mathijs Verhoeven
* Women's Race winner:  Elke Vanhoof
* Women's Junior Race winner:  Axelle Etienne
* October 31 – November 1: Asian BMX Championships in  Naypyitaw
* Men's Race winner:  Yoshitaku Nagasako
* Men's Junior Race winner:  Daichi Yamaguchi
* Women's Race winner:  Amanda Mildred Carr
* Women's Junior Race winner:  Sienna Fines

### BMX World Championships and Test Event

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* July 21–25: 2015 UCI BMX World Championships in  Heusden-Zolder
* Men's Elite winner:  Niek Kimmann
* Women's Elite winner:  Stefany Hernández
* Junior Men's winner:  Exequiel Torres
* Junior Women's winner:  Axelle Etienne
* Men's Elite Time Trial winner:  Joris Daudet
* Women's Elite Time Trial winner:  Mariana Pajón
* Junior Men's Time Trial winner:  Shane Rosa
* Junior Women's Time Trial winner:  Axelle Etienne
* Masters' winner:  Kelvin Batey
* October 3 & 4: Aquece Rio International BMX Challenge 2015 in  Brazil (Olympic Test Event)[2]
* Men's Elite winner:  Edžus Treimanis
* Women's Elite winner:  Mariana Pajón
* Junior Men's winner:  Exequiel Torres
* Junior Women's winner:  Axelle Etienne (default)

## Cyclo-cross biking

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### UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup

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* October 19, 2014 – January 25, 2015: 2014–2015 UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup
* October 19, 2014: World Cup #1 in  Valkenburg aan de Geul
* Men's Elite winner:  Lars van der Haar
* Women's Elite winner:  Katie Compton
* November 22, 2014: World Cup #2 in  Koksijde
* Men's Elite winner:  Wout van Aert
* Women's Elite winner:  Sanne Cant
* November 29, 2014: World Cup #3 in  Milton Keynes
* Men's Elite winner:  Kevin Pauwels
* Women's Elite winner:  Sanne Cant
* December 21, 2014: World Cup #4 in  Namur
* Men's Elite winner:  Kevin Pauwels
* Women's Elite winner:  Kateřina Nash
* December 26, 2014: World Cup #5 in  Heusden-Zolder
* Men's Elite winner:  Lars van der Haar
* Women's Elite winner:  Marianne Vos
* January 25, 2015: World Cup #6 (final) in  Hoogerheide
* Men's Elite winner:  Mathieu van der Poel
* Women's Elite winner:  Eva Lechner

### UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships

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* January 31 & February 1: 2015 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships in  Tábor
* Men's Elite winner:  Mathieu van der Poel
* Women's Elite winner:  Pauline Ferrand-Prévot
* Men's U23 winner:  Michael Vanthourenhout
* Men's Junior winner:  Simon Andreassen

## Mountain bike racing

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### UCI Mountain Bike World Cup

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* April 11 – August 23: 2015 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup
* April 11 & 12: World Cup #1 (downhill only) in  Lourdes
* Men's Downhill winner:  Aaron Gwin
* Women's Downhill winner:  Emmeline Ragot
* Men's Junior Downhill winner:  Andrew Crimmins
* May 23 & 24: World Cup #2 (Olympic XC only) in  Nové Město na Moravě
* Men's Cross Country winner:  Jaroslav Kulhavý
* Women's Cross Country winner:  Jolanda Neff
* Men's Under 23 Cross Country winner:  Lars Forster
* Women's Under 23 Cross Country winner:  Jenny Rissveds
* May 30 & 31: World Cup #3 (Olympic XC only) in  Albstadt
* Men's Cross Country winner:  Julien Absalon
* Women's Cross Country winner:  Jolanda Neff
* Men's Under 23 Cross Country winner:  Pablo Rodríguez Guede
* Women's Under 23 Cross Country winner:  Jenny Rissveds
* June 6 & 7: World Cup #4 (downhill only) in  Fort William, Scotland
* Men's Downhill winner:  Greg Minnaar
* Women's Downhill winner:  Rachel Atherton
* Men's Junior Downhill winner:  Martin Maes
* June 13 & 14: World Cup #5 (downhill only) in  Leogang
* Men's Downhill winner:  Aaron Gwin
* Women's Downhill winner:  Rachel Atherton
* Men's Junior Downhill winner:  Andrew Crimmins
* July 4 & 5: World Cup #6 in  Lenzerheide
* Men's Downhill winner:  Greg Minnaar
* Women's Downhill winner:  Rachel Atherton
* Men's Junior Downhill winner:  Laurie Greenland
* Men's Cross Country winner:  Jaroslav Kulhavý
* Women's Cross Country winner:  Gunn-Rita Dahle Flesjå
* Men's U23 Cross Country winner:  Lars Forster
* August 1 & 2: World Cup #7 in  Mont-Sainte-Anne
* Men's Downhill winner:  Josh Bryceland
* Women's Downhill winner:  Rachel Atherton
* Men's Junior Downhill winner:  Laurie Greenland
* Men's Cross Country winner:  Nino Schurter
* Women's Cross Country winner:  Jolanda Neff
* Men's U23 Cross Country winner:  Titouan Carod
* Women's U23 Cross Country winner:  Jenny Rissveds
* August 8 & 9: World Cup #8 in  Windham, New York
* Men's Downhill winner:  Aaron Gwin
* Women's Downhill winner:  Rachel Atherton
* Men's Junior Downhill winner:  Laurie Greenland
* Men's Cross Country winner:  Nino Schurter
* Women's Cross Country winner:  Pauline Ferrand-Prévot
* Men's U23 Cross Country winner:  Victor Koretzky
* Women's U23 Cross Country winner:  Jenny Rissveds
* August 22 & 23: World Cup #9 (final) in  Val di Sole
* Men's Downhill winner:  Aaron Gwin
* Women's Downhill winner:  Rachel Atherton
* Men's Junior Downhill winner:  Loris Revelli
* Men's Cross Country winner:  Nino Schurter
* Women's Cross Country winner:  Annika Langvad
* Men's U23 Cross Country winner:  Grant Ferguson
* Women's U23 Cross Country winner:  Jenny Rissveds

### World mountain bike championships

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* June 27: 2015 UCI Mountain Bike Marathon World Championships in  Sëlva
* Men's Elite Cross Country Marathon winner:  Alban Lakata
* Women's Elite Cross Country Marathon winner:  Gunn-Rita Dahle Flesjå
* August 31 – September 6: 2015 UCI Mountain Bike & Trials World Championships in  Vallnord
* Men
* Men's Cross Country winner:  Nino Schurter
* Men's Under 23 Cross Country winner:  Anton Cooper
* Men's Junior Cross Country winner:  Simon Andreassen
* Men's Cross Country Eliminator winner:  Daniel Federspiel
* Men's Downhill winner:  Loïc Bruni
* Men's Junior Downhill winner:  Laurie Greenland
* Men's Trials 20" winner:  Abel Mustieles
* Men's Junior Trials 20" winner:  Dominik Oswald
* Men's Trials 26" winner:  Vincent Hermance
* Men's Junior Trials 26" winner:  Nicolas Vallée
* Women
* Women's Cross Country winner:  Pauline Ferrand-Prévot
* Women's Under 23 Cross Country winner:  Ramona Forchini
* Women's Junior Cross Country winner:  Martina Berta
* Women's Cross Country Eliminator winner:  Linda Indergand
* Women's Downhill winner:  Rachel Atherton
* Women's Junior Downhill winner:  Marine Cabirou
* Women's Trials winner:  Janine Jungfels
* Team
* Mixed Cross Country Team Relay winners:  France (Victor Koretzky, Jordan Sarrou, Pauline Ferrand-Prévot, Antoine Philipp)
* Open Team Trials winners:  France (Vincent Hermance, Nicolas Fleury, Benjamin Durville, Manon Basseville, Nicolas Vallee)

### Other mountain biking events

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* February 24 – 27: 2015 Oceania Mountain Bike Championships in  Toowoomba
* Men's Cross Country Eliminator winner:  Anton Cooper[3]
* Men's Cross Country (XCO) winner:  Daniel McConnell[4]
* Women's Cross Country (XCO) winner:  Rebecca Henderson[5]
* Men's Downhill winner:  Connor Fearon
* Women's Downhill winner:  Tegan Molloy
* Men's Junior Cross Country winner:  Liam Jeffries
* Women's Junior Cross Country winner:  Jemma Manchester
* Men's Under 23 Cross Country (XCO) winner:  Scott Bowden[6]
* Women's Under 23 Cross Country (XCO) winner:  Amber Johnston[7]
* March 25–29: 2015 American Mountain Bike Continental Championships in  Cota
* Men's Cross Country winner:  Henrique Avancini
* Men's Under 23 Cross Country winner:  Howard Grotts
* Women's Cross Country winner:  Daniela Campuzano
* Women's Under 23 Cross Country winner:  Kate Courtney
* Women's Downhill winner  Mariana Salazar Palomo
* Men's Junior Downhill winner:  Diego Hincapie
* Men's Downhill winner:  Neco Mulally
* Men's Cross Country Eliminator winner:  Luiz Henrique Cocuzzi
* Women's Cross Country Eliminator winner:  Xiomara Guerrero
* Mixed Cross Country Team Relay winners:  Colombia (Jhon Freddy Garzon, Brandon Rivera, Laura Abril, Fabio Hernando Castaneda Monsalve)
* May 5 – 10: 2015 African MTB Continental Championships in  Ruhengeri
* Men's Junior Cross Country winner:  Tristan de Lange
* Women's Junior Cross Country winner:  Skye Davidson
* Men's Cross Country winner:  James Reid
* Women's Cross Country winner:  Bianca Haw
* May 10: 2015 European MTB Continental Championships in  Singen
* Men's Cross-Country Marathon winner:  Jaroslav Kulhavý
* Women's Cross-Country Marathon winner:  Sabine Spitz
* June 20–21: 2015 UEC MTB Enduro European Championships in  Kirchberg in Tirol/Brixental
* Men Elite:  Jérôme Clémentz
* Men Juniors Daniel Schemmel
* Men Masters 30+  René Wildhaber
* Men Masters 40+  Remo Heutschi
* Men Masters 50+  Carsten Geck
* Women Masters  Antje Kramer
* Women Elite  Anneke Beerten
* July 20–26: 2015 European MTB Continental Championships in  Chies d'Alpago
* Men's Cross Country winner:  Julien Absalon
* Women's Cross Country winner:  Jolanda Neff
* Men's Under 23 Cross Country winner:  Pablo Rodriguez Guede
* Women's Cross Country Eliminator winner:  Kathrin Stirnemann
* Men's Trials 20" winner:  Benito Ros Charral
* Men's Trials 26" winner:  Jack Carthy
* Men's Cross Country Eliminator winner:  Jeroen Van Eck
* Women's Under 23 Cross Country winner:  Perrine Clauzel
* Men's Junior Trials 20" winner:  Dominik Oswald
* Men's Junior Cross Country winner:  Simon Andreassen
* Women's Junior Cross Country winner:  Sina Frei
* Men's Junior Trials 26" winner:  Nicolas Vallée
* Women's Trials winner:  Tatiana Janickova
* Mixed Cross Country Team Relay winners:  Germany (Maximilian Brandl, Ben Zwiehoff, Helen Grobert, Manuel Fumic)
* August 12–16: 2015 Asian Mountain Bike Continental Championships in  Malaysia
* Men's Cross Country winner:  Kohei Yamamoto
* Women's Cross Country winner:  Ren Chengyuan
* Women's Junior Cross Country winner:  Warinothorn Phetpraphan
* Men's Junior Cross Country winner:  Ryo Takeuchi
* Men's Downhill winner:  Sheng-Shan Chiang
* Women's Downhill winner:  Vipavee Deekaballes
* Mixed Cross Country Team Relay winners:  Thailand (Patompob Phonarjthan, Peerapol Chawchiangkwang, Supaksorn Nuntana, Warinothorn Phetpraphan)
* October 11: Aquece Rio International Mountain Bike Challenge 2015 in  Brazil (Olympic Test Event)[8]
* Men's winner:  Nino Schurter
* Women's winner:  Eva Lechner

## Road cycling

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* January 17 – October 4: 2015 UCI World Tour[9]
* Overall winner:  Alejandro Valverde ( Movistar Team)
* March 14 – August 29: 2015 UCI Women's Road World Cup[10]
* Overall winner:  Lizzie Armitstead ( Boels–Dolmans Cycling Team)

### Grand Tour

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* May 9–31: 2015 Giro d'Italia
* Winner:  Alberto Contador (second Giro d'Italia win; seventh overall Grand Tour win)
* July 4–26: 2015 Tour de France
* Winner:  Chris Froome (second Tour de France and overall Grand Tour wins)
* August 22 – September 13: 2015 Vuelta a España
* Winner:  Fabio Aru (first Vuelta a España and overall Grand Tour win)

### One-Day Races

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* March 22: 2015 Milan–San Remo in  Italy[11]
* Winner:  John Degenkolb ( Team Giant-Alpecin)[12]
* March 27: 2015 E3 Harelbeke in  Belgium[13]
* Winner:  Geraint Thomas ( Team Sky)
* March 29: 2015 Gent–Wevelgem (Gent – Wevelgem in Flanders Fields) in  Belgium[14]
* Winner:  Luca Paolini ( Team Katusha)
* April 5: 2015 Tour of Flanders in  Belgium for Men[15] and Women[16]
* Men's winner:  Alexander Kristoff ( Team Katusha)
* Women's winner:  Elisa Longo Borghini ( Wiggle–Honda)
* April 12: 2015 Paris–Roubaix in  France[17]
* Winner:  John Degenkolb ( Team Giant-Alpecin)
* April 19: 2015 Amstel Gold Race in the  Netherlands[18]
* Winner:  Michał Kwiatkowski ( Etixx–Quick-Step)
* April 22: 2015 La Flèche Wallonne in  Belgium for Men and Women[19]
* Men's winner:  Alejandro Valverde ( Movistar Team)
* Women's winner:  Anna van der Breggen ( Rabo–Liv Women Cycling Team)
* April 26: 2015 Liège–Bastogne–Liège in  Belgium[20]
* Winner:  Alejandro Valverde ( Movistar Team)
* August 1: 2015 Clásica de San Sebastián in  Spain[21]
* Winner:  Adam Yates ( Orica–GreenEDGE)
* August 23: 2015 Vattenfall Cyclassics in  Hamburg[22]
* Winner:  André Greipel ( Lotto–Soudal)
* August 30: 2015 GP Ouest-France in  Plouay[23]
* Winner:  Alexander Kristoff ( Team Katusha)
* September 11: 2015 Grand Prix Cycliste de Québec in  Quebec City[24]
* Winner:  Rigoberto Urán ( Etixx–Quick-Step)
* September 13: 2015 Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal in  Canada[24]
* Winner:  Tim Wellens ( Lotto–Soudal)
* October 5: 2015 Il Lombardia in  Italy[25]
* Winner:  Vincenzo Nibali ( Astana Pro Team)

### UCI Para-cycling Road World Cup

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* June 5 – September 13: 2015 UCI Para-cycling Road World Cup
* June 5–7: World Cup #1 in  Maniago
* For results, click here.
* June 13–16: World Cup #2 in  Yverdon-les-Bains
* Click at the "here" word above for results.
* July 24–26: World Cup #3 in  Elzach
* Click at the "here" word above for results.
* September 11–13: World Cup #4 (final) in  Pietermaritzburg
* Click at the "here" word above for results.

### Other road cycling championships and events

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* May 7 – 9: 2015 Pan American Road Cycling Championships for Women in  León, Guanajuato
* Individual Road Race winner:  Marlies Mejías
* Individual Time Trial winner:  Carmen Small
* July 28 – August 2: 2015 UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships in  Nottwil
* For results, click here.
* August 6–9: 2015 European Road Championships (under 23 and juniors only) in  Tartu
* Poland won the gold medal tally. The  Netherlands,  Germany,  Russia, and  Italy won 4 overall medals each.
* August 16: Aquece Rio International Road Cycling Challenge in  Brazil (Olympic Test Event)[26]
* Winner:  Alexis Vuillermoz
* September 19–27: 2015 UCI Road World Championships in  Richmond, Virginia[27]
* Men's Road Race winner:  Peter Sagan
* Men's Individual Time Trial winner:  Vasil Kiryienka
* Women's Road Race winner:  Lizzie Armitstead
* Women's Time Trial winner:  Linda Villumsen
* Men's Under 23 Road Race winner:  Kévin Ledanois
* Men's Under 23 Individual Time Trial winner:  Mads Würtz Schmidt
* Men's Junior Road Race winner:  Felix Gall
* Men's Junior Individual Time Trial winner:  Leo Appelt
* Women's Junior Road Race winner:  Chloé Dygert
* Women's Junior Individual Time Trial winner:  Chloé Dygert
* Women's Team Time Trial  Velocio–SRAM Pro Cycling (Alena Amialiusik, Lisa Brennauer, Karol-Ann Canuel, Barbara Guarischi, Mieke Kröger, Trixi Worrack)
* Men's Team Time Trial  BMC Racing Team (Rohan Dennis, Silvan Dillier, Stefan Küng, Daniel Oss, Taylor Phinney, Manuel Quinziato)

## Track cycling

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### TC World Cup

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* November 8, 2014 – January 18, 2015: 2014–15 UCI Track Cycling World Cup
* November 8 & 9, 2014: World Cup #1 in  Guadalajara[28]
* Australia won both the gold and overall medal tallies.[29]
* December 5–7, 2014: World Cup #2 in  London[30]
* Germany and  Great Britain won 3 gold medals each. Germany won the overall medal tally.[31]
* January 17 & 18, 2015: World Cup #3 (final) in  Cali[32]
* The  Netherlands and  Australia won 2 gold medals each. The Netherlands won the overall medal tally.[33]

### Other track cycling championships

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* August 8–12, 2014: 2014 UCI Juniors Track World Championships in  Seoul
* Australia won both the gold and overall medal tallies.
* October 4–11, 2014: UCI Track Cycling Masters World Championships in  Manchester[34]
* Host nation,  Great Britain, won both the gold and overall medal tallies.[35]
* January 21–25: Track Cycling CAC African Championships 2015 in  Pietermaritzburg
* South Africa won both the gold and overall medal tallies.
* January 21–25: 2015 UCI African Continental Championships (Track Para-cycling) in  Pietermaritzburg
* Men's C3 – 1000m Time Trial winner:  Juan Odendaal
* Men's C5 – 1000m Time Trial winner:  Dane Wilson (default)
* Men's C3 – 3 km Pursuit winner:  Craig Ridgard
* Men's C5 – 4 km Pursuit winner:  Dane Wilson (default)
* Women's C4 – 500m Time Trial winner:  Roxanne Burns (default)
* Women's C4 – 3 km Pursuit winner:  Roxanne Burns (default)
* February 18 – 22: 2015 UCI Track Cycling World Championships in  Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines
* Host nation,  France, won the gold medal tally.  Australia won the overall medal tally.
* March 26–29: 2015 UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships in  Apeldoorn[36]
* Men:  China won both the gold and overall medal tallies.
* Women:  China and  Great Britain won 3 gold medals each. The  United States won the overall medal tally.
* April 13–17: Track Cycling COPACI Junior American Championships 2015 in  Aguascalientes
* Mexico won both the gold and overall medal tallies.
* July 14–19: 2015 European Track Championships (under-23 & junior) in  Athens[37]
* Russia won both the gold and overall medal tallies.
* August 21 & 22: 2015 UEC Derny Track Cycling European Championships in  Hanover[38]
* Winner:  Kenny De Ketele
* October 8–11: Track Cycling OCC Oceanian Championships 2015 in  Invercargill
* New Zealand won both the gold and overall medal tallies.
* October 14–18: 2015 UEC European Track Championships in  Grenchen[39]
* Great Britain won the gold medal tally. Great Britain and the  Netherlands won 9 overall medals each.

## Trial cycling

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* May 30 – September 27: 2015 UCI Trials World Cup
* May 30 & 31: World Cup #1 in  Kraków
* Note: The Men's Elite 20" and the Women's Elite events were cancelled here.
* Men's Elite 26" winner:  Jack Carthy
* August 8 & 9: World Cup #2 in  Vöcklabruck
* Men's Elite 20" winner:  Benito Ros
* Men's Elite 26" winner:  Jack Carthy
* Women's Elite winner:  Tatiana Janickova
* August 22 & 23: World Cup #3 in  Albertville
* Men's Elite 20" winner:  Abel Mustieles
* Men's Elite 26" winner:  Gilles Coustellier
* Women's Elite winner:  Tatiana Janickova
* September 26 & 27: World Cup #4 (final) in  Antwerp
* Men's Elite 20" winner:  Benito Ros
* Men's Elite 26" winner:  Jack Carthy
* Women's Elite winner:  Janine Jungfels
* August 31 – September 6: 2015 UCI Trials World Championships in  Vallnord
* Click here for results.

## References

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1. ^ UCI's 2015 BMX World Cup Page
2. ^ "Aquece Rio International BMX Challenge 2015 Page". Archived from the original on 2016-05-11. Retrieved 2016-11-22.
3. ^ "2015 Oceania Mountain Bike Championships in XCE Page" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2015-04-02. Retrieved 2016-11-22.
4. ^ "2015 Daniel McConnell Page". Archived from the original on 2015-09-24. Retrieved 2016-11-22.
5. ^ "2015 Rebecca Henderson Page". Archived from the original on 2015-03-03. Retrieved 2016-11-22.
6. ^ "2015 Scott Bowden Page". Archived from the original on 2015-03-05. Retrieved 2016-11-22.
7. ^ "2015 Amber Johnston Page". Archived from the original on 2015-03-05. Retrieved 2016-11-22.
8. ^ "Aquece Rio International Mountain Bike Challenge 2015 Page". Archived from the original on 2016-03-15. Retrieved 2016-11-22.
9. ^ "UCI World Tour Website". Archived from the original on 2014-03-06. Retrieved 2016-11-22.
10. ^ UCI Women's Road World Cup Page
11. ^ "Milan–San Remo Website".
12. ^ 2015 Milan–San Remo Results Page
13. ^ 58e E3 Harelbeke Website
14. ^ 77e Gent-Wevelgem Website
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