November 16, 2003 – Belgium's Sven Nijs confirmed he is the man to beat this winter, taking the second world cup in Saint Wendel, Germany. Nijs beat Czech rider Jiri Pospisil and his compatriot Ben Berden. The women's race was won by roadie/mtb/crosser Hanka Kupfernagel over American Alison Dunlap and French rider Maryline Salveat.

World Cyclo-Cross Cup Saint Wendel, Germany

Men
1. Sven Nijs (Belgium)         1.00.45
2. Jiri Pospisil (Czech Republic)     0.08
3. Ben Berden (Belgium)          0.45
4. John Gadret (France)          0.49
5. Francis Mourey (France)         0.51
6. Petr Dlask (Czech Republic)
7. Christian Heule (Switzerland)     1.07
8. Martin Zlamalik (Czech Republic)    1.21
9. Richard Groenendaal (Netherlands)
10. Vaclav Jezek (Czech Republic)

Women
1. Hanka Kupfernagel (Germany)      35.46
2. Alison Dunlap (USA)           0.22
3. Maryline Salvetat (France)       0.34
4. Nadia Triquet (France)         0.55
5. Victoria Wilkinson (Great Britain)   1.06
6. Marianne Vos (Netherlands)       1.32
7. Reza Ravenstein (Netherlands)     1.37
8. Anja Nobus (Belgium)          1.43
9. Birgit Hollmann (Germany)        1.57
10. Hilde Quintens (Belgium)