Second Edition News for June 1, 1997

Final Day Results, UCI World Track Cup, Trexlertown

Darryn Hill of Australia completed the World Track Cup double, beating world champion Marty Nothstein in the keirin Saturday at the second round of the UCI World Track Cup at Lehigh Valley Velodrome.

Hill used a powerful move to come over the top of Nothstein with a lap to go in the keirin, trapping the world champion between riders. Nothstein escaped with half a lap, but did not have come to catch Hill.

"To come here and beat him in front of an American crowd, its a big confidence boost for me," Hill said.

Hill defeated Nothstein in the final of the mens match sprint Friday. Nothstein had won both events at the first round of the World Cup last week in Cali, Colombia.

Australia also won the overall team title, topping the United States, 91 points to 77.

In the womens individual pursuit, Lithuanian Rasa Mazeikyte won the gold medal, beating Australian Lucy Tyler-Sharman in the final. American Rebecca Twigg, Colorado Springs, Colo., won the bronze medal, defeating world champion Antonella Bellutti of Italy. Bellutti did not start the bronze medal ride due to illness.

Elsewhere, Russian Galina Enioukhina posted her second straight World Cup match sprint win, beating world champion Felicia Ballanger of France in three rides in the final. Australian Michele Ferris was third. The Spanish Madison team of Miguel Alzamora and Juan Llaneras repeated their victory as well, topping the Australian duo of Brett Aitken and Stephen Pate. The Greek Olympic sprint team also repeated their Colombian victory, winning in a time of one minute, 2.078 seconds.

Final Results

Olympic Sprint

1. GREECE (Dimitrios Georgalis, Georgios Chimonetos, Lampros Vasilopoulos),
one minute, 2.078 secs; 2. France (Frederic Magne, Herve Thuet, Arnaud
Tournant), 1:02.794; 3. Poland (Grzegorz Krejner, Marcin Mientki, Grzegorz
Trebski), 1:02.892; 4. New Zealand (Timothy Carswell, Darren McKenzie-Potter,
Matthew Sinton), 1:03.051; 5. Argentina (Marcelo Amendolia, Luciano Arbana,
Miguel Clavero), 1:04.415; 6. Spain (Salvador Mejia, Jose Escuredo, Jose
Moreno), 1:04.478; 7. Australia (Danny Day, Sean Eadie, Darryn Hill),
1:04.561; 8. Switzerland (Roger Furrer, Patrik Merk, Claudio Treig),
1:04.959; 9. Great Britain (Peter Jacques, Craig MacLean, Shaun Wallace),
1:05.866; 10. Denmark (Dion Akerstrom, Brian Dandanell, Michael Sandstod),
1:06.403.

Womens Individual Pursuit

1. RASA MAZEIKYTE, Lithuania, three minutes, 48.167 secs; 2. Lucy
Tyler-Sharman, Australia, 3:52.766; 3. Rebecca Twigg, Colorado Springs,
Colo., 3:49.806; 4. Antonella Bellutti, Italy, did not start bronze medal
ride; 5. Jeannie Longo, France, 3:51.945; 6. Mandy Poitras, Canada, 3:57.787;
7. Yoanka Gonzalez Perez, Cuba, 4:02.760; 8. Ina Yoko Teutenberg, Germany,
4:07.754; 9. Debora Colman, Argentina, 4:11.501.
Madison

1. SPAIN (MIGUEL ALZAMORA, JUAN LLANERAS), 29 pts (4 sprint wins); 2.

Australia (Brett Aitken, Stephen Pate), 16 (1); 3. Argentina (Gabriel
Curuchet, Juan Curuchet), 14 (1); 4. Russia (Alexei Markov, Nikolai
Kouznetsov), 13 (2); 5. New Zealand (Gary Anderson, Julian Dean), 13 (1); 6.
United States (Mariano Friedick, Brentwood, Calif.; Christian Vande Velde,
Lemont, Ill.), 7 (0); 7. Czech Republic (Martin Liska, Jakub Sara), 7 (0); 8.
Denmark (Frederik Bertelsen, Michael Sandstod), 4 (0); 9. Netherlands
(Richard Rozendaal, Robert Slippens), 4 (0); 10. Canada (Brian Walton, Tim
Hadfield), 3 (0).

Womens Match Sprint

1. GALINA ENIOUKHINA, Russia; 2. Felicia Ballanger, France; 3. Michele
Ferris, Australia; 4. Tanya Dubnicoff, Canada; 5. Lori Muenzer, Canada; 6.
Jennie Reed, Issaquah, Wash.; 7. Nicole Reinhart, Macungie, Pa.; 8. Magali
Marie Faure, France; 9. Rita Razmaite, Lithuania; 10. Giovanna Troldi, Italy.

Keirin

1. DARRYN HILL, Australia; 2. Marty Nothstein, Trexlertown, Pa.; 3. Eyk
Pokorny, Germany; 4. Frederic Magne, France; 5. Brian Dandanell, Denmark; 6.
Luciano Ardana, Argentina; 7. Darren McKenzie-Potter, New Zealand; 8. Gene
Samuel, Trinidad; 9. Ivan Vrba, Czech Republic.

Team Overall

1. AUSTRALIA, 91 pts; 2. United States, 77; 3. Russia, 65; 4. France, 59; 5.
New Zealand, 44; 6. Spain, 42; 7. Canada, 38; 8. Argentina, 35; 9. Germany, 33;
10. Poland, 30.

Two Wells, South Australia, 15 km Time Trial, May 31 1997

 1. N Graham		U17M 	21:51.0 	41.19 kph
 2. G Bates		U17M 	22:07.0  	40.69 kph
 3. J Dajka		U17M	22:47.0		39.50 kph
 4. L Bettany		U17M 	23:04.0		39.02 kph
 5. T Lang		U17W	23:48.0		37.82 kph
 6. A Laidler		U17M	23:51.0		37.74 kph
 7. L Orr		U17M 	24:28.0    	36.78 kph
 8. C Polley		U15M  	24:41.0		36.46 kph
 9. M Smith 		U17M  	24:42.0		36.44 kph
10. M Crawford		U17M 	24:47.0		36.31 kph
11. A Grogan 		U17M	24:52.0		36.19 kph
12. T Vincent 		U17M   	24:54.0		36.14 kph
13. S Hudson  		U15M  	24:59.0       	36.02 kph
14. T Dajka  		U15M  	25:09.0       	35.79 kph
15. K Bean 		U17W  	25:13.0     	35.69 kph
16. M Lyons   		U15M  	25:22.0		35.48 kph
17. D Cheers  		U15M  	25:32.0		35.25 kph
18. M Dowling 		U17M  	25:34.0		35.20 kph
19. B Saint   		U17W  	25:34.0		35.20 kph
20. E Luker  		U17W 	25:39.0		35.09 kph
21. S Marsland 		U17M  	26:03.0		34.55 kph
22. B Simson		U15M  	26:13.0		34.33 kph
23. J Walker  		U15M 	26:28.0		34.01 kph
24. S Harris 		U15M  	26:31.0		33.94 kph
25. G McCarthy		U17W   	26:43.0		33.69 kph
26. P Backman 		U15M  	26:53.0		33.48 kph
27. J Bawden  		U17M  	27:59.0		32.16 kph
28. I Thomson  		U15M  	28:00.0		32.14 kph
29. D Beare   		U15M   	28:54.0		31.14 kph
30. E Hinslif 		U15W  	29:22.0		30.65 kph
31. R Braithwaite 	U13M&W  30:12.0    	29.80 kph
32. K Bryant  		U15W   	30:39.0     	29.36 kph
33. N Rice    		U15M  	30:48.0		29.22 kph
34. K Smith  		U17W  	31:03.0		28.99 kph
35. L Parin  		U13M&W 	32:27.0     	27.73 kph
36. M Cross  		U13M&W 	35:30.0    	25.35 kph