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Niels Albert

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Belgian cylo-crosser

Niels Albert
Albert during the2007 World Championships
Personal information
Full nameNiels Albert
Born (1986-02-05)5 February 1986 (age 39)
Bonheiden,Belgium
Height1.82 m (6 ft 0 in)
Weight66 kg (146 lb; 10.4 st)
Team information
Current teamRetired
DisciplineCyclo-cross and road
RoleRider
Professional team
2005–2014Palmans–Sapim–Collstrop
Major wins
Cyclo-cross
World Championships (2009,2012)
National Championships (2011)
World Cup (2010–11,2012–13)
11 individual wins (2008–092010–11,2012–13,2013–14)
Trophy (2012–13)

Niels Albert (born 5 February 1986 inBonheiden, nearAntwerp,Belgium) is a former professionalcyclo-crossracing cyclist who currently resides inTremelo. He became World Champion twice, in 2009 and 2012.

Career

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Similarly toSven Nys, Albert began BMX racing, in which he was two times Belgian National Champion, before switching to cyclo-cross. On 8 October 2006 Albert took his first major senior victory at Grote Prijs Pro Cycling Neerpelt, Belgium. Albert won the first International cyclo-cross of the 2007/08 season with a victory in Erpe-Mere, Belgium.[1] Albert scored another big victory with the Superprestige in Gieten, the Netherlands where riding for the first time in the Elite category of the annual Gieten race, he beatSven Nys andLars Boom.[2]

He finished second at the 2008/09Belgian Cyclo-cross Championships (behind Sven Nys).

In 2009, he became the Cyclo-cross world champion inHoogerheide, TheNetherlands. He took a second World Champion title in 2012, after a solo victory inKoksijde.[3]

His career ended abruptly on 19 May 2014, when Albert, aged 28, announced his retirement as a professional cyclist, due to heart problems.[4]

Major results

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Road

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2007
3rd OverallBoucles de la Mayenne
2009
1st Stage 1Mi-Août Bretonne
1st PrologueBoucles de la Mayenne
4th OverallTour Alsace
1st Stages 2 & 5
2010
5th OverallCircuito Montañes
1st Stage 6
2011
1st Stage 2Tour Alsace
7th OverallBoucles de la Mayenne
2013
8thRonde van Limburg

Cyclo-cross

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2003–2004
1stUCI World Junior Championships
1stUEC European Junior Championships
1stNational Junior Championships
1st OverallJunior Superprestige
1stRuddervorde
1stGieten
1stDiegem
1stHoogstraten
1st Harnes
1stVorselaar
2ndGavere
2004–2005
1st OverallUnder-23 Superprestige
1stGavere
1stGieten
1stHoogstraten
1stVorselaar
2ndSint-Michielsgestel
3rdRuddervorde
3rdDiegem
UCI Under-23 World Cup
1stHofstade
1stUnder-23 Kalmthout
1st Under-23 Beuvry
1st Under-23 Leudelange
2ndUEC European Under-23 Championships
2ndNational Under-23 Championships
3rdZonnebeke
2005–2006
1stUEC European Under-23 Championships
1stNational Under-23 Championships
1st OverallUnder-23 Superprestige
1stRuddervorde
1stSint-Michielsgestel
1stGavere
1stGieten
1stDiegem
1stHoogstraten
1stVorselaar
1st OverallUnder-23 Gazet van Antwerpen
1stKoppenberg
1stLoenhout
1stLille
UCI Under-23 World Cup
1stKalmthout
Gazet van Antwerpen
2ndNiel
3rdBaal
1stUnder-23 Pijnacker
2nd Aalter
2ndAntwerpen
2ndDottenijs
2ndEeklo
3rdUCI World Under-23 Championships
2006–2007
1stUEC European Under-23 Championships
1stNational Under-23 Championships
1st OverallUCI Under-23 World Cup
1stKalmthout
1stHofstade
1stNommay
2ndHoogerheide
1st OverallUnder-23 Superprestige
1stSint-Michielsgestel
1stGavere
1stGieten
1stHamme
1stDiegem
1stHoogstraten
1stVorselaar
2ndRuddervorde
2nd OverallGazet van Antwerpen
1stOostmalle
1stLoenhout
3rdBaal
1stAntwerpen
1stNeerpelt
2ndUCI World Under-23 Championships
2ndEeklo
2nd Vossem
2ndMechelen
3rdOverijse
3rd Aalter
2007–2008
1stUCI World Under-23 Championships
1stUEC European Under-23 Championships
1st OverallUCI Under-23 World Cup
1stKalmthout
1stHofstade
1st Liévin
1stHoogerheide
3rd OverallSuperprestige
1stGieten
1stHoogstraten
1stVorselaar
2nd Veghel-Eerde
Gazet van Antwerpen
1stLille
1stOostmalle
3rdLoenhout
3rdHasselt
1stArdooie
1stErpe-Mere
2ndNeerpelt
2nd Lebbeke
2ndMechelen
3rdNational Championships
3rdEeklo
2008–2009
1stUCI World Championships
UCI World Cup
1stTábor
2ndKalmthout
2ndPijnacker
Superprestige
1st Veghel-Eerde
2ndVorselaar
2ndHoogstraten
3rdRuddervorde
Gazet van Antwerpen
1stLille
2ndOostmalle
2ndNiel
3rdKoppenberg
3rdBaal
1stErpe-Mere
1stZonhoven
1stArdooie
1stEeklo
1stMechelen
1st Tervuren
2ndNational Championships
3rdDottenijs
2009–2010
2nd OverallUCI World Cup
1stTreviso
1stPlzeň
1stNommay
1stHoogerheide
2ndIgorre
2ndHeusden-Zolder
3rdKalmthout
2nd OverallSuperprestige
1stDiegem
1stHoogstraten
1stGavere
2ndRuddervorde
2ndVorselaar
3rdGieten
3rd OverallGazet van Antwerpen
1stNamur
1stEssen
2ndLoenhout
2ndKoppenberg
3rdBaal
3rdHasselt
1stArdooie
1stErpe-Mere
1stMaldegem
1stNeerpelt
1stOverijse
1stDottenijs
1st Eernegem
2ndMechelen
3rdBredene
2010–2011
1stNational Championships
1st OverallUCI World Cup
1stKoksijde
1stIgorre
1stHoogerheide
2ndHeusden-Zolder
2ndAigle
2nd Pontchâteau
3rdPlzeň
Superprestige
1stDiegem
2ndHoogstraten
3rdHamme
3rdGavere
Gazet van Antwerpen
1stLoenhout
1stOostmalle
2ndKoppenberg
3rdBaal
Fidea Classics
1st Tervuren
2ndNiel
3rd Asteasu
3rdBredene
3rdCauberg
3rdMechelen
2011–2012
1stUCI World Championships
Superprestige
1stRuddervorde
1stZonhoven
1stDiegem
Gazet van Antwerpen
1stLoenhout
1stOostmalle
2ndEssen
3rdRonse
1stKalmthout
1stDottenijs
1stMechelen
UCI World Cup
2ndNamur
Fidea Classics
2ndNiel
3rdNeerpelt
2ndNational Championships
3rdCauberg
2012–2013
1st OverallUCI World Cup
1stPlzeň
2ndRome
2ndHeusden-Zolder
2ndKoksijde
3rdNamur
3rdTábor
3rdRoubaix
1st OverallBpost Bank Trophy
1stOostmalle
1stLille
1stLoenhout
1stRonse
2ndKoppenberg
2ndHasselt
3rdBaal
3rdEssen
2nd OverallSuperprestige
1stDiegem
2ndHamme
2ndZonhoven
2ndMiddelkerke
2ndRuddervorde
Soudal Classics
1stLeuven
1stNiel
2ndNeerpelt
3rdAntwerpen
1stDottenijs
1st Heerlen
1st Cincinnati
2ndNational Championships
2ndBredene
2ndKalmthout
2ndOverijse
2ndSint-Niklaas
2ndMechelen
3rdArdooie
3rdMaldegem
2013–2014
2nd OverallSuperprestige
1stHamme
1stGieten
2ndZonhoven
3rdDiegem
3rdHoogstraten
2nd OverallBpost Bank Trophy
1stOostmalle
2ndHasselt
3rdBaal
3rdLoenhout
3rdEssen
3rdRonse
3rd OverallUCI World Cup
1stKoksijde
1stRome
3rdNamur
Soudal Classics
1stNeerpelt
1stAntwerpen
1stSint-Niklaas
1stErpe-Mere
2ndArdooie
2ndDottenijs
3rdMaldegem
3rdMechelen

See also

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References

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  1. ^"Albert clinches win in season's first cross". Cyclingnews.com. Retrieved19 December 2007.
  2. ^"Albert makes thirteen an unlucky number for Nys". Cyclingnews.com. Retrieved19 December 2007.
  3. ^"Albert rijdt solo naar wereldtitel in Koksijde" (in Dutch). Archived fromthe original on 19 November 2012. Retrieved19 November 2012.
  4. ^Been, José (19 May 2014)."Niels Albert ends cyclo-cross career due to heart problems".Cyclingnews. Future Publishing Limited. Retrieved19 May 2014.

External links

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Niels Albert sporting positions and awards
UCI Cyclo-cross World Champions –Men's elite race
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1960–1979
1980–1999
2000–2019
2020–2039
UCI Cyclo-cross World Champions –Men's under-23 race
1996–1999
2000–2009
2010–2019
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UCI Cyclo-cross World Champions –Men's junior race
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Best Young Rider (men)
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Crystal Bicycle (women)
Best Young Rider (women)
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