European MTB Championships - CC

Graz, Austria, August 16-24, 2003

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Results

Men 

1 Michal Prokop (Czech Republic)
2 Lukas Tamme (Czech Republic)
3 Dale Holmes (Great Britain)
4 Sascha Meyenborg (Germany)
5 Michal Maroši (Czech Republic)
6 Michael Deldycke (France)
7 Roger Rinderknecht (Switzerland)
8 Kamil Tatarkovic (Czech Republic)
9 Carmine Falco (France)
10 Gee Atherton (Great Britain)
11 Glyn OBrien (Ireland)
12 Thomas Schäfer (Germany)
13 Filip Cillik (Slovakia)
14 Will Longden (Great Britain)
15 Matej Vitko (Slovakia)
16 Nino Antic (Croatia)
17 Karim Amour (France)
18 Pascual Canals Flix (Spain)
19 Koen Van Valkenhoef (Netherlands)
20 Derek Bahlo (Germany)
21 Georg Engel (Austria)
22 Roman Lagler (Austria)
23 Péter Prajczár (Hungary)
24 Ben Reid (Ireland)
25 Romain Saladini (France)
26 Remo Heutschi (Switzerland)
27 Pablo Galan Carrasco (Spain)
28 Ove Nordmark Leiv (Norway)
29 Alexander Musall (Germany)
30 Mihály Gulyás (Hungary)
31 Vlastimil Hyncica (Czech Republic)
32 Maciej Jodko (Poland)
33 Enrico Gutsche (Germany)
34 Marcis Scerbinins (Latvia)
35 Luca Pittino (Italy)
36 Tomas Pagac (Slovakia)
37 Anze Cerin (Slovenia)
38 Greg OKeefe (Ireland)
39 Patrik Kotrla (Czech Republic)
40 Jesus Castellanos Torres (Spain)
DNS Scott Beaumont (Great Britain)
DNS Filip Polc (Slovakia)
DNS Janis Vanag (Latvia)
DNS Frank Schneider (Germany)
DNS Filip Matuš (Czech Republic)
DNS Markus Klausmann (Germany)
DNS Colin Ross (Ireland)
DNS Oscar Saiz Castane (Spain)
DNS Matej Charvát (Czech Republic)
DNS Bernat Guardia Pascual (Spain)
DNS Martin Ogden (Great Britain)
DNS Yoann Paccard (France)
DNS Pascal Seydoux (Switzerland)
DNS David Vazquez Lopez (Spain)
DNS Ivan Oulego Moreno (Spain)
DNS Nigel Page (Great Britain)
DNS Sidney Gerber (Switzerland)
DNS Aku Tuunainen (Finland)
DNS Gábor Deli (Hungary)
DNS Marco Zingg (Switzerland)
DNS Bruno Zanchi (Italy)
DNS Juhana Koivisto (Finland)
DNS Gioprgio Jannis (Italy)
DNS Gundars Osis (Latvia)
DNS Visa Malinen (Finland)
DNS Kalle Miettinen (Finland)
DNS Jure Logar (Slovenia)
DNS Rok Podbevsek (Slovenia)
DNS Dan Atherton (Great Britain)
 
Women  
  
1 Anne-Caroline Chausson (France)
2 Laetitia Le Corguille (France)
3 Jana Horáková (Czech Republic)
4 Celine Gros (France)
5 Helen Gaskell (Great Britain)
6 Sonja Granzow (Germany)
7 Tatjana Schocher (Switzerland)
8 Anja Jerenko (Germany)
9 Katarina Siskova (Slovakia)
9 Emily Horridge (Great Britain)
11 Helana Boskova (Slovakia)
DNS Miriam Blas Otondo (Spain)
DNS Violeta Janeiro Alfageme (Spain)
DNS Eva Castro Fernandez (Spain)
DNS Nolvenn Le Caer (France)