Round four of the 2014/15 British Cycling National Trophy Cyclo-Cross Series was hosted by Milton Keynes, the day after the venue also hosted Britain's inaugural round of the UCI Cyclo-Cross World Cup.
Runner-up the previous day, American Katie Compton took the victory in the women's event, with Swiss rider Marcel Wildhaber winning the men's.
For more information, read our full National Trophy round four report.
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