Cycling At The 2004 Summer Olympics - Cross Country Men

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Cycling At The 2004 Summer Olympics - Cross Country Men

The event consisted of 1 start loop and 7 full loops around a circuit - totalling 43.3 Km .

August 28 , 11:00

# Julien Absalon , ( France ) 2:15:02
# Jose Antonio Hermida , ( Spain ) 2:16:02
# Bart Brentjens , ( Netherlands ) 2:17:05
# Roel Paulissen ( Belgium ) 2:18:10
# Liam Killeen ( Great Britain ) 2:18:32
# Ralph Naef ( Switzerland ) 2:19:15
# Thomas Frischknecht (Switzerland) 2:19:39
# Manuel Fumic ( Germany ) 2:20:29
# Seamus McGrath ( Canada ) 2:20:33
# Marco Bui ( Italy ) 2:20:45
# Jean-Christophe Peraud (France) 2:20:59
# Fredrik Kessiakoff ( Sweden ) 2:21:23
# Bas Peters (Netherlands) 2:21:44
# Marek Galinski ( Poland ) 2:22:14
# Christoph Soukup ( Austria ) 2:22:50
# Ivan Alvarez (Spain) 2:23:08
# Oliver Beckingsale (Great Britain) 2:23:15
# Peter Riis Andersen ( Denmark )2:24:03
# Todd Wells ( United States ) 2:24:37
# Carsten Bresser (Germany) 2:25:09
# Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski (United States) 2:25:28
# Radim Korinek ( Czech Republic ) 2:25:28
# Sid Taberlay ( Australia ) 2:26:16
# Marcin Karczynski (Poland) 2:26:41
# Thijs Al (Netherlands) 2:27:13
# Jose Adrian Bonilla Bonilla ( Costa Rica ) 2:27:13
# Iuriy Trofimov ( Russia ) 2:27:46
# Kashi Leuchs ( New Zealand ) 2:28:20
# Mannie Heymans ( Namibia ) 2:28:28
# Robin Seymour ( Ireland ) 2:28:32
# Joshua Fleming (Australia) 2:29:54
# Michael Weiss (Austria) 2:30:14
# Edvandro Souza Cruz ( Brazil ) 2:30:35
# Lubos Kondis ( Slovakia ) 2:31:15
# Yader Zoli (Italy) 2:31:39
# Sergiy Rysenko ( Ukraine ) 2:33:10
# Ovidiu Tudor Oprea ( Romania ) -1Lap
# Kenji Takeya ( Japan ) -1Lap
# Christian Poulsen (Denmark) -1Lap
# Cristobal Silva ( Chile ) -1Lap
# Sigvard Kukk ( Estonia ) -2Laps
# Zhu Yongbiao ( China ) -2Laps
# Zsolt Vinczeffy ( Hungary ) -2Laps
# Carlos Franco Gennero ( Argentina ) -3Laps
# Emmanouil Kotoulas ( Greece ) -3Laps

Did Not Finish:

Miguel Martinez (France)

Jaroslav Kulhavy (Czech Republic)

Lado Fumic (Germany)

Christoph Sauser (Switzerland)

Ryder Hesjedal (Canada)