Sven Nys remains atop the men's UCI cyclo-cross rankings for the fifth consecutive points update,𒁃 a position he's maintained since December 2, 2008. The only cyclo-cross racing which took place since the 𒈔previous week's points ranking was the weekend of European national championships and the minor changes in position can be attributed to a rider's success in pursuing a national title.

Sven Nys prevailed for the sixt🧔h time in the which further extended his lead over compatriots Bart Wellens and Kevin Pau🎶wels, who rank second and third respectively. Wellens' and Pauwels' teammate on Fidea Cycling, Zdenek Stybar, won the and remained in fourth place overall.

Lars Boom moved into fifth place ahead of Belgian Niels Albert, who dropped one place to sixth since the previous ranking. Thijs Al moved into seventh ahead of Klaas Vantornout based on the points disparity of their respective second place and DNF finishes in the Dutch and Belgian 'cross championships.

Radomír Simunek Jr. returns to the top-ten buoyed by his second place finish in the Czech national championships, while Erwin Vervecken droppedಌ out of the the top-ten✱ due to a DNF in the Belgian title race.

On 🌌the women's side, the recently crowned Hanka Kupfernagel remains in first and maintained her 475 point lead over Daphny van den Brand, the winner of the . The top five in the women's ranking remain unchanged since the previous points tally. Helen Wyman, who recently won , narrowly moved into sixth place ahead of Christel Ferrier-Bruneau whose second place finish in the did not provide enough points to defend her previous sixth place ranking.

Wendy Simms did not earn any points since the previous poll since her was earned much earlier in the season and falls to tenth behind a pair of Dutchwomen, Sanne van Paassen and Saskia Elemans, who finished fourth and third respectively in the𒀰 Netherlands' national championship.