The Koksijde round of the UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup has been cancelled due to poor weather conditions and concerns over rider safety.
The event was to be held on Sunday but due to storms and high winds all categories of the event were cancelled.
Earlier this morning officials decided to cancel the junior and U23 races (men), with a decision to be made on the elite men’s and women’s races set for later in the day. However within less than an hour of the first decision the entire race schedule was cancelled with the UCI taking to Twitter to confirm the news.
ALL race categories are now cancelled in #TelenetUCICXWC Koksijde. The storm makes racing too dangerous. http://pic.twitter.com/MT7wZlIq8Y
— UCI Cyclocross (@UCI_CX) November 20, 2016
Du vent ? Où ça du vent ? #Koksijde #TelenetUCICXWC
— La GazetteDes Sports (@GazetteDesSport) November 20, 2016
(Via @GVermeersch)
http://pic.twitter.com/taLof81yQR
Riders were quick to take to social media with Belgium’s World Cup leader Wout van Aert posting the following on his social media account:
— Wout van Aert (@WoutvanAert) November 20, 2016
— Helen Wyman (@CXHelen) November 20, 2016
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