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2005 UCI Road World Championships – Women's road race

Women's road race.

Field	Value
name	Women's road race
image	Jersey rainbow.svg
image_caption	Rainbow jersey
image_size	150px
series	[2005 UCI Road World Championships](2005-uci-road-world-championships)
date	24 September 2005
stages	1 in ESP Madrid (ESP)
distance	127.8
unit	km
time	3h 08' 52"
type	medals
first	Regina Schleicher
second	Nicole Cooke
third	Oenone Wood
previous	[2004 Verona](2004-uci-road-world-championships-nbsp-women-s-road-race)
next	[Salzburg 2006](2006-uci-road-world-championships-nbsp-women-s-road-race)

The women's road race of the 2005 UCI Road World Championships cycling event took place on 24 September in Madrid, Spain. The race was 127.8 km long and was won by the German rider Regina Schleicher in a bunch sprint.

Final classification

Rank	Rider	Country	Time
[[Image:gold medal icon.svg	1]]	Regina Schleicher	Germany	3h 08'52"
[[Image:silver medal icon.svg	1]]	Nicole Cooke	Great Britain	s.t.
[[Image:bronze medal icon.svg	1]]	Oenone Wood	Australia	s.t.
4	Dorthe Rasmussen		s.t.
5	Chantal Beltman	Netherlands	s.t.
6	Giorgia Bronzini	Italy	s.t.
7	Susanne Ljungskog	Sweden	s.t.
8	Anita Valen		s.t.
9	Jolanta Polikevičiūtė		s.t.
10	Trixi Worrack	Germany	s.t.
11	Diana Žiliūtė		s.t.
12	Priska Doppmann	Switzerland	s.t.
13	Mirjam Melchers-Van Poppel	Netherlands	s.t.
14	Susan Palmer-Komar	Canada	s.t.
15	Mette Fischer Andreasen		s.t.
16	Edita Pučinskaitė		s.t.
17	Kristin Armstrong	United States	s.t.
18	Christine Thorburn	United States	s.t.
19	Nicole Brändli	Switzerland	s.t.
20	Teodora Ruano	Spain	s.t.
21	Erinne Willock	Canada	s.t.
22	Małgorzata Jasińska	Poland	s.t.
23	Joane Somarriba	Spain	s.t.
24	Marissa van der Merwe	South Africa	s.t.
25	Edwige Pitel	France	s.t.
26	Magali Le Floc'h	France	s.t.
27	Sofie Goor	Belgium	s.t.
28	Modesta Vžesniauskaitė		s.t.
29	Olivia Gollan	Australia	at 6"
30	Zoulfia Zabirova		s.t.
31	Alison Sydor	Canada	s.t.
32	Rachel Heal	Great Britain	s.t.
33	Amber Neben	United States	s.t.
34	Tatiana Guderzo	Italy	at 13"
35	Judith Arndt	Germany	at 39"
36	Theresa Senff	Germany	at 58"
37	Olga Slyusareva	Russia	at 1'14"
38	Tina Pic	United States	s.t.
39	Sara Carrigan	Australia	s.t.
40	Loes Gunnewijk	Netherlands	s.t.
41	Linda Serup		s.t.
42	Christiane Soeder		s.t.
43	Nathalie Bates	Australia	at 1'17"
44	Lise Christensen		s.t.
45	Volha Hayeva		s.t.
46	An Van Rie	Belgium	s.t.
47	Olga Zabelinskaya	Russia	s.t.
48	Anna Zugno	Italy	s.t.
49	Zita Urbonaitė		s.t.
50	Luise Keller	Germany	s.t.
51	Noemi Cantele	Italy	at 1'20"
52	Bogumiła Matusiak	Poland	at 2'11"
53	Kori Sehafer	United States	s.t.
54	Ludivine Henrion	Belgium	s.t.

Rank	Rider	Country	Time
55	Grete Treier		at 2'26"
56	Svetlana Bubnenkova	Russia	s.t.
57	Élodie Touffet	France	s.t.
58	Monika Krawczyk	Poland	s.t.
59	Michelle Hyland	New Zealand	s.t.
60	Miho Oki	Japan	s.t.
61	Eneritz Echevarria	Spain	s.t.
62	Giuseppina Grassi	Mexico	s.t.
63	Cindy Pieters	Belgium	s.t.
64	Joanne Kiesanowski	New Zealand	s.t.
65	Sophie Creux	France	s.t.
66	Katheryn Curi	United States	s.t.
67	Katherine Bates	Australia	s.t.
68	Suzanne de Goede	Netherlands	s.t.
69	Marina Jaunâtre	France	s.t.
70	Toni Bradshaw	New Zealand	s.t.
71	Maribel Moreno	Spain	s.t.
72	Karin Thürig	Switzerland	s.t.
73	Charlotte Goldsmith	Great Britain	at 4'00"
74	Yulia Martissova	Russia	at 7'58"
75	Audrey Lemieux	Canada	at 9'46"
76	Nina Ovcharenco		s.t.
77	Chrissie Viljoen	South Africa	at 11'03"
78	Svitlana Semchouk		at 12'49"
79	Helen Kelly	Australia	at 13'03"
80	Alessandra D'Ettorre	Italy	s.t.
81	Gessica Turato	Italy	s.t.
82	Lene Byberg		s.t.
83	Adrie Visser	Netherlands	s.t.
84	Laure Werner	Belgium	s.t.
85	Luisa Tamanini	Italy	s.t.
86	Arenda Grimberg	Netherlands	s.t.
87	Clemilda Fernandes	Brazil	s.t.
88	Marta Vilajosana	Spain	s.t.
89	Andrea Graus		s.t.
90	Anna Skawinska	Poland	s.t.
91	Helen Wyman	Great Britain	s.t.
92	Pavla Havliková		s.t.
93	Amy Moore	Canada	s.t.
94	Maja Włoszczowska	Poland	s.t.
95	Magalie Finot-Laivier	France	s.t.
96	Melissa Holt	New Zealand	s.t.
97	Johanna Buick	New Zealand	s.t.
98	Laura Vangilder	United States	s.t.
99	Madeleine Sandig	Germany	s.t.
100	Emma Johansson	Sweden	s.t.
101	Maja Adamsen		s.t.
102	Sarah Grab	Switzerland	at 13'42"
103	Janildes Fernandes	Brazil	s.t.
104	Felicia Greer	Canada	s.t.
105	Paulina Brzeźna	Poland	s.t.
106	Miyoko Karami	Japan	at 19'40"
107	Elena Kuchinskaya	Russia	s.t.

Did not finish

25 riders failed to finish the race.

Rider	Country
Ina-Yoko Teutenberg	Germany
Annette Beutler	Switzerland
Bettina Kühn	Switzerland
Yulia Razenkova	Russia
Erika Vilūnaitė
Maria Cagigas	Spain
Tamara Boyd	New Zealand
Catherine Hare	Great Britain
Emma Pooley	Great Britain
Katleen Vermeiren	Belgium
Veronica Andrèasson	Sweden
Monica Holler	Sweden
Madeleine Lindberg	Sweden
Kateryna Krasova
Iryna Shpylyova
Bernadette Schober
Isabella Wieser
Uênia Fernandes	Brazil
Verónica Leal	Mexico
Veronika Sharametsyeva
Siobhan Dervan
Tiina Nieminen
Camila Ayala
Agnes Eppers

References

Shane Stokes. (2005-09-24). "Germany again: Schleicher wins". Cyclingnews.

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