Sven Nys - Victories

Victories

1998–1999 (13)
1st, Superprestige
Winner in Ruddervoorde, Sint-Michiels-Gestel, Gieten, Sivelle & Wetzikon
1st in Tabor (WC)
1999–2000 (21)
Belgium Cyclo-Cross Champion
1st, World Cup
Winner in Safenwill, Leudelange
1st, Superprestige
Winner in Ruddervoorde, Gieten, Hoogstraten & Surhuisterveen
Winner in Silvelle & Wetzikon
2000–2001 (7)
1st in Zolder (WC), Diegem (SP) & Zeddam (WC)
2001–2002 (10)
1st, World Cup
Winner in Monopoli & Wetzikon
1st, Superprestige
Winner in Asper-Gavere & Gieten
2002–2003 (17)
Belgium Cyclo-Cross Champion
1st, UCI ranking
1st, Superprestige
Winner in Ruddervoorde, Sint-Michiels-Gestel, Gieten & Hoogstraten
1st World Cup-races in Liévin & Hoogerheide
1st, GvA Trophy
2003–2004 (10)
World Cup-races
Winner in Torino, Sankt-Wendel & Wetzikon
2nd, Superprestige
Winner in Sint-Michiels-Gestel
2004–2005 (25)
World Cyclo-Cross Champion
Belgium Cyclo-Cross Champion
MTB
Belgium Mountainbike Champion
1st, UCI-ranking
1st, World Cup
Winner in Wetzikon, Milano, Hofstade, Nommay, Hoogerheide & Lanarvilly
1st, Superprestige
Winner in Ruddervoorde, Asper-Gavere, Gieten & Vorselaar
1st, GvA Trophy
Other victories:
Overijse
2005–2006 (27)
Belgium Cyclo-Cross Champion
1st World Cup-races in Kalmthout, Tabor, Pijnacker, Wetzikon, Milano, Hofstade, Hooglede & Liévin
1st, Superprestige
Winner in Hamme-Zogge, Asper-Gavere & Vorselaar
1st, GvA Trophy
2006–2007 (28)
MTB
Belgium Mountainbike Champion
MTB Apeldoorn
MTB Gieten
World Cup
Winner in Aigle, Kalmthout, Pijnacker, Koksijde, Igorre, Nommay & Hoogerheide
1st, Superprestige
Winner in Ruddervoorde, Sint-Michiels-Gestel, Asper-Gavere, Gieten, Hamme-Zogge, Diegem, Hoogstraten and Vorselaar (all Superprestige races)
1st, GvA Trophy
Other victories:
Overijse
2007–2008 (21)
Belgium Cyclo-Cross Champion
World Cup-races:
Winner in Tabor, Koksijde, Igorre & Hofstade
1st, Superprestige
Winner in Ruddervoorde, Hamme-Zogge, Gavere, Veghel & Diegem
1st, GvA Trophy
Winner in Oudenaarde, Hasselt, Essen & Baal
Other victories:
Neerpelt, Harderwijk, Dottignies, Asteasu-Guipúzcoa, Middelkerke, Otegem & Surhuisterveen
2008–2009 (18)
MTB
MTB Averbode
Belgium Cyclo-Cross Champion
World Cup-races:
Winner in Kalmthout, Igorre, Milan
1st, Superprestige
Winner in Ruddervoorde, Gavere, Hamme-Zogge
1st, GvA Trophy
Winner in Oudenaarde, Essen
Other victories:
Neerpelt, Dottenijs, Eernegem, Middelkerke, Maldegem
2009–2010 (15)
MTB
MTB Gooik
MTB Sankt Vith
MTB Geraardsbergen
MTB Averbode
Belgian MTB Cup
Belgium Cyclo-Cross Champion
World Cup-races:
Winner in Kalmthout
Superprestige-races:
Winner in Ruddervoorde, Gieten, Zonhoven
1st, GvA Trophy
Winner in Oudenaarde, Loenhout, Baal, Lille
Other victories:
Woerden, Niel, Middelkerke, Zonnebeke, Lebbeke, Antwerpen
2010–2011 (14)
MTB
MTB Boom
MTB Geraardsbergen
Belgian MTB Cup
1st, Superprestige
Winner in Gavere, Hamme-Zogge, Hoogstraten
GvA Trophy
Winner in Oudenaarde, Essen, Baal
Other victories:
Overijse, Neerpelt, Erpe-Mere, Ronse, Niel, Maldegem, Asteasu, Lebbeke
2011–2012
MTB
MTB Antwerp
MTB Sankt-Vith
MTB Geraardsbergen
Belgian MTB Cup
Belgium Cyclo-Cross Champion
World Cup-races:
Winner in Plzeň, Koksijde, Namur
1st, Superprestige
Winner in Gieten
GvA Trophy
Winner in Baal
Other victories:
Antwerpen, Laarne, Leuven, Neerpelt, Niel, Overijse
2012–2013 (10)
World Cup
Winner in Koksijde, Roubaix
Superprestige
Winner in Ruddervoorde, Zonhoven, Hamme-Zogge, Gavere
BPost Bank Trophy
Winner in Oudenaarde, Hasselt
Neerpelt, Kalmthout

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