The 2011–12 Cyclo-Cross is made up by the three main competitions of Cyclo-Cross discipline:
The season began on 9 October with the Cyclo-cross Ruddervoorde, won by Niels Albert. It is scheduled to end on 19 February 2012.
Race calendar
edit| UCI World Championship |
| UCI World Cup |
| Superprestige |
| GVA Trophy |
National Championships
edit| Nation | Men's winner | Women's winner |
 Austria |
Daniel Geismayr | Jacqueline Hahn |
 Belgium |
Sven Nys | Sanne Cant |
 Canada |
Chris Sheppard | Emily Batty |
 Croatia |
Jasmin Bečirovič | Mia Radotič |
 Czech Republic |
Zdeněk Štybar | Martina Mikulášková |
 Denmark |
Kenneth Hansen | Nikoline Hansen |
 Finland |
Sami Tiainen | Maija Rossi |
 France |
Aurélien Duval | Lucienne Chainel-Lefevre |
 Germany |
Christoph Pfingsten | Hanka Kupfernagel |
 Hungary |
Szilard Buruczki | Eszter Dosa |
 Ireland |
Robin Seymour | |
 Italy |
Elia Silvestri | Eva Lechner |
 Japan |
Yu Takenouchi | Ayako Toyooka |
 Luxembourg |
Gusty Bausch | Christine Majerus |
 Netherlands |
Lars Boom | Marianne Vos |
 New Zealand |
Gary Hall | Kim Hurst |
 Poland |
Mariusz Gil | Olga Wasiuk |
 United Kingdom |
Ian Field | Helen Wyman |
 Serbia |
Bojan Djurdjc | Jovana Crnogorac |
 Slovakia |
Robert Gavenda | Janka Števková |
 Sweden |
Magnus Darvell | Åsa Maria Erlandsson |
 Spain |
Isaac Suárez | Rocío Martín |
 United States |
Jeremy Powers | Katie Compton |
 Switzerland |
Julien Taramarcaz | Jasmin Achermann |