2009 UCI Road World Championships – Women's road race

Women's road race
2009 UCI Road World Championships
	The peloton just after the start in Mendrisio
Race details
Dates	26 September 2009
Stages	1 in Mendrisio (SWI)
Distance	124.2 km (77.17 mi)
Winning time	3h 33' 25"
Medalists
	Gold
	Silver
	Bronze
	← 2008 Varese Melbourne 2010 →

The women's road race of the 2009 UCI Road World Championships cycling event took place on 26 September in Mendrisio, Switzerland.^[1] The race was won by Italy's Tatiana Guderzo, followed by Marianne Vos (Netherlands) and Noemi Cantele (Italy).^[2]

Participating nations[]

No.	Code	Nation
1-7	GBR
8-14	NED	Netherlands
15-20	GER	Germany
21-24	SWE
25-30	AUS
31-36	USA	United States
37-42	ITA	Italy
43-48	LTU	Lithuania
49-54	RUS
55-59	BEL	Belgium
60-61	DEN	Denmark
62-67	FRA
68-73	CAN
74-79	SUI
80-81	AUT
82-84	NZL	New Zealand
85-86	RSA

No.	Code	Nation
87-91	UKR
92-97	ESP	Spain
98-100	MEX
101	CZE
102-104	SLO
105-106	BRA
107-110	POL
111-114	THA
115	NOR
116-118	CRO
119-120	SKT
121-122	IRL
123	INA
124	ARG
125	TUR
126	AND
127	POR

Noemi Cantele won bronze

Final classification[]

#	Rider	Time
1	Tatiana Guderzo (Italy)	3h 33:25
2	Marianne Vos (Netherlands)	+ 19
3	Noemi Cantele (Italy)	+ 19
4	Kristin Armstrong (United States)	+ 19
5	Diana Žiliūtė (Lithuania)	+ 1:07
6	Judith Arndt (Germany)	+ 1:07
7	Erinne Willock ()	+ 1:07
8	Nicole Brändli ()	+ 1:07
9	Grace Verbeke (Belgium)	+ 1:07
10	Catherine Cheatley (New Zealand)	+ 1:07
11	Emma Johansson ()	+ 1:07
12	Ruth Corset ()	+ 1:07
13	Edita Pučinskaitė (Lithuania)	+ 1:07
14	Emma Pooley ()	+ 1:07
15	Evelyn Stevens (United States)	+ 1:07
16	Linda Melanie Villumsen (Denmark)	+ 3:02
17	Paulina Brzeźna ()	+ 3:41
18	Mara Abbott (United States)	+ 4:51
19	Claudia Häusler (Germany)	+ 5:51
20	Ana Garcia Antequera (Spain)	+ 5:54
21	Andrea Bosman (Netherlands)	+ 6:54
22	Ludivine Henrion (Belgium)	+ 6:54
23	Chantal Blaak (Netherlands)	+ 6:54
24	Yuliya Martisova ()	+ 6:54
25	Christel Ferrier-Bruneau ()	+ 6:54
26	Edwige Pitel ()	+ 6:54
27	Elizabeth Armitstead ()	+ 6:54
28	Sharon Laws ()	+ 6:54
29	Trixi Worrack (Germany)	+ 6:54
30	Fabiana Luperini (Italy)	+ 6:54
31	Karine Gautard ()	+ 9:52
32	Rasa Leleivytė (Lithuania)	+ 10:11
33	Kaytee Boyd (New Zealand)	+ 10:11
34	Carla Swart ()	+ 10:11
35	Sophie Creux ()	+ 10:11
36	Monika Grzebinoga ()	+ 10:11
37	Marissa van der Merwe ()	+ 10:11
38	Verónica Leal Balderas ()	+ 10:11
39	Christiane Soeder ()	+ 10:11
40	Tara Whitten ()	+ 10:11
41	Olena Oliinyk ()	+ 10:11
42	Regina Bruins (Netherlands)	+ 10:13
43	Irene van den Broek (Netherlands)	+ 10:13
44	Julie Krasniak ()	+ 10:13
45	Loes Gunnewijk (Netherlands)	+ 10:13
46	Monia Baccaille (Italy)	+ 10:18
47	Luisa Tamanini (Italy)	+ 10:18
48	Jeannie Longo-Ciprelli ()	+ 12:09
49	Oxana Kozonchuk ()	+ 12:46
50	Eivgenia Vysotska ()	+ 12:46
51	Laura Lorenza Morfin Macouzet ()	+ 12:46
52	Tiffany Cromwell ()	+ 12:46
53	Alyona Andruk ()	+ 12:46
54	Patricia Schwager ()	+ 12:46
55	Lieselot Decroix (Belgium)	+ 12:46
56	Daniela Pintarelli ()	+ 13:02
DNF	Modesta Vžesniauskaitė (Lithuania)
DNF	Siobhan Horgan ()
DNF	Rachel Mercer (New Zealand)
DNF	Giuseppina Grassi Herrera ()
DNF	Anna Evseeva ()
DNF	Małgorzata Jasińska ()
DNF	Nina Ovcharenko ()
DNF	Liesbet De Vocht (Belgium)
DNF	Kimberly Anderson (United States)
DNF	Giorgia Bronzini (Italy)
DNF	Tina Liebig (Germany)
DNF	Tatiana Antoshina ()
DNF	Jessie Daams (Belgium)
DNF	Eneritz Iturriagaechevarria Mazaga (Spain)
DNF	Edita Ungurytė (Lithuania)
DNF	Inga Čilvinaitė (Lithuania)
DNF	Anna Sanchis Chafer (Spain)
DNF	Martine Bras (Netherlands)
DNF	Joëlle Numainville ()
DNF	Svetlana Bubnenkova ()
DNF	Ariadna Tudel Cuberes ()
DNF	Nicole Cooke ()
DNF	Katie Colclough ()
DNF	Sigrid Corneo ()
DNF	Vicki Whitelaw ()
DNF	Charlotte Becker (Germany)
DNF	Jennifer Hohl ()
DNF	Trine Schmidt (Denmark)
DNF	Emilie Aubry ()
DNF	Sylwia Kapusta ()
DNF	Polona Batagelj ()
DNF	Rosane Kirch ()
DNF	Marie Lindberg ()
DNF	Emilia Fahlin ()
DNF	Jessica Schneeberger ()
DNF	Chanpeng Nontasin ()
DNF	()
DNF	Fröydis Waerstad ()
DNF	Ina Teutenberg (Germany)
DNF	Lucy Martin ()
DNF	Belén López Morales (Spain)
DNF	Elena Novikova ()
DNF	Olivia Dillon ()
DNF	Andrea Wolfer ()
DNF	Martina Růžičková ()
DNF	Maja Marukic ()
DNF	Semra Yetis ()
DNF	Kathryn Bertine ()
DNF	Marina Boduljak ()
DNF	Monrudee Chapookham ()
DNF	Wilaiwan Kunlapha ()
DNF	Thatsani Wichana ()
DNF	Amber Neben (United States)
DNF	Dahlina Rosyida ()
DNF	Meredith Miller (United States)
DNF	Rochelle Gilmore ()
DNF	Emma Mackie ()
DNF	Heather Logan ()
DNF	Monica Ceccon ()
DNF	Blaža Klemenčič ()
DNF	Sara Mustonen ()
DNF	Oksana Kashchyshyna ()
DNF	Alison Testroete ()
DNF	Veronica Marcela Gerez ()
DNF	Julie Beveridge ()
DNF	Marta Vila Josana Andreu (Spain)
DNF	Ane Santesteban Gonzalez (Spain)
DNF	Uênia Fernandes de Souza ()
DNF	Viena Balen ()
DNF	Alexis Rhodes ()
DNF	Nikki Harris ()

References[]

^ "Elite Women's Calendar 2009". UCI. Archived from the original on 17 February 2009. Retrieved 5 February 2009.
^ Brown, Gregor (26 September 2009). "Guderzo wins Worlds with solo attack". Cyclingnews.

[1] "Elite Women's Calendar 2009". UCI. Archived from the original on 17 February 2009. Retrieved 5 February 2009.

[2] Brown, Gregor (26 September 2009). "Guderzo wins Worlds with solo attack". Cyclingnews.

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Events at the 2009 UCI Road World Championships

Participating nations Qualification
Elite events
Elite road race	men	women
Elite time trial	men	women
Under-23 events
Under-23 road race
Under-23 time trial
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