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Track World Cup Round 4 - CDM
Sydney, Australia, May 16-18, 2003
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May 18: Day 3
Reporting by Gerard Knapp
Women's 10km Scratch Race
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Pendleton takes first gold for England
In what was only her first scratch race in international competition, England's Victoria Pendleton caused an upset in the women's 10km scratch race when she came through the field on the final corner and used her sprinting prowess to take the gold ahead of Australia's Rochelle Gilmore and New Zealand's Sarah Ulmer.
"This is a real surprise," said Pendleton, a 22 year-old from London who is currently training at the UCI's World Cycling Centre in Switzerland under French legend Frederic Magne, "It's my first international scratch race, and I've come first!
"My legs felt bad from this morning's (qualifying) scratch race, they were like jelly," she said. "In the race I was just trying to stay out of trouble and not do any work on the front. I'm a sprinter after all."
At the fourth round of the UCI Track World Cup, being held at Sydney's Dunc Gray Velodrome, Pendleton was England's main female sprinter and won silver in the women's sprint behind Mexico's Nancy Contreras.
Although it is seen as an endurance riders' event, the scratch race can also favour the sprinters, particularly if there are no serious attacks from the endurance riders. In the Sydney round, the endurance specialists didn't form into any serious groups and attack the bunch; rather, it was a case of solo attacks that were subsequently chased down. First to go was Tatsiana Sharakova from Belarus, then France's Marion Clignet and then Ulmer strung out the field with more of a controlled surge rather than attack.
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However, the field remained together as the pace noticeably dropped, Canada's Erin Carter took advantage of this short lull to attack the field and she quickly gained a lead of half a lap. The Canadian was fully committed to her attack and the main reaction came from Australia's Belinda Goss, riding in support of Gilmore, who moved to the front and worked hard to cut the lead in half.
With five laps to go, the Italian, Vera Carrara, attacked to finally close the gap to the Canadian and was joined by Ulmer. Although there was a fall in the bunch involving Mandy Poitrus (Canada), Lyudmyla Vypyraylo (Ukraine) and Yulia Arustamov (Russia) with two laps to go, the field was back together and the race was perfectly set up for the sprinters.
Ulmer took the lead and strung out the bunch on the final lap with Gilmore in position to spring out from behind on the final bend, but the English sprinter surprised them all as she emerged from the bunch and came around Gilmore and Ulmer to win by half a bike length.
"I knew Sarah was one of the four (riders) to look out for," Pendleton said. "I was keeping eye out for Gilmore and they were the right riders to watch", also saying she had to push an Indonesian rider out of the way in her run for the line, which was her first and only attempt to get to the head of the field.
Pendleton also said she would like to stay at the UCI's center for another year - "hopefully with the sprint group, not the endurance group. I don't want to go that way just yet."
Women's team sprint
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Australian trio storms home
A silver medal in the women's 10km scratch race served as a good warm-up for Australia's Rochelle Gilmore, who was back on the track after a 10 minute rest and quick gear change to her bike to lead out Australia's team sprint squad to another gold medal.
In fact, Gilmore's time was two-tenths of a second faster than her qualifying first lap. "I was really upset after losing the scratch race," said the Australian, "and I wanted to give them (Meares and hubbard) a good lead-out as I knew they were capable of winning it."
The Australian trio of Gilmore, Kerrie Meares and Rosealee Hubbard completed the three-lap effort in 51.818 seconds ahead of Russia's Tamilla Abasova, Yulia Arustamova and Oxana Grishina, with a time of 52.469.
In the ride-off for bronze, the team from the Ukraine completed their three laps in 52.756, nearly three seconds faster than the Dutch trio. The win gave Hubbard her second gold medal for the round, while Meares and Gilmore both earned yet another silver medal. "I think I've got seven of these now," Gilmore said.
Men's team sprint
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And the winner is… Japan!
The Japanese trio of Toshiaki Fushimi, Kiyofumi Nagai and Tomohiro Nagatsuka had an agonizing wait as judges compared hand-timing to determine the winner of the final in the men's team sprint after the automated timing system stalled just as the gold medal final started.
The race against the Australian trio of Mark French, Ryan Bayley and Shane Kelly was too close to call as less than a metre separated the riders as they crossed their respective finish lines on opposite sides of the track.
The Japanese were given the time of 45.43 for the win, with Australia crossing at 45.6. It was the first victory in Australia for the Japanese sprint squad, who are now coached by Gary West, the former track coach who worked under Charlie Walsh in the previous management in control of Australian cycling.
The ride-off for bronze saw German powerhouse Jens Fiedler stretch his legs a little too quickly, as his starting burst left a three metre gap to the second rider on the German team. However, the German trio managed a time of 45.593 to take the bronze ahead of the Netherlands in 45.898.
Afterwards, Australia's second wheel rider Ryan Bayley said, "I had a fair idea they got us, it was very close. This is quite annoying, we seem to be getting silver all the time in the team sprint."
Men's 40km Madison
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Germany takes the final gold as Australia misses last lap change
A missed hand-sling on the final lap of the Men's 40km Madison may have cost Australia the gold medal in the thrilling final event of the fourth and final round of the UCI track world Cup at the Dunc Gray Velodrome in Sydney.
Instead, South Africa's JP Van Zyl won the final sprint, a result that had little impact on the final overall point score, but apparently was enough for South Africa to qualify for this event at the world championships to be held in Stuttgart later this year.
The German duo of Guido Fulst and Andreas Muller had worked with Australia's Rodney McGee and Darren Young, as well as the Netherlands' Gideon De Jong and Geert Jan Jonkman, to lap the field in the middle of the event. Their move put them into a strong position and the Germans consolidated their position when they took second in the penultimate sprint and moved four points clear of the Australians.
To win the race, the Australians were on nine points and had to win the final sprint, while Germany (13 points) had to be out of the first four. With some 19 laps to go in the 160-lap event, it appeared that Germany would comfortably take a deserved victory. However, the Canadian duo of Alexandre Cloutier and Martin Gilbert had other ideas and initiated a final effort to try and lap the field. The Canadians were joined by Iran and Argentina, and the three teams worked together and built a lead of half a lap. But the main bunch began to chase in earnest and slowly started to close the gap to this trio.
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Then with only three laps remaining, McGee launched a stunning solo effort and the local and vocal crowd recognized that the move was on, as Germany was back in the field and vulnerable to this last-lap charge. McGee clawed back the lead to only 50 metres and it appeared that the Australians could pull off an unlikely victory.
Young had moved into position on the back straight, waiting for his partner to come around on the final lap, and the sprinter was ready to receive his final sling and overrun the tiring breakaway riders just in front. But South Africa's Van Zyl split the two Australians as they went for their change. The South African had used McGee's effort as his lead-out for the sprint and he easily overcame the leading trio to take the final sprint.
The Australians were clearly upset at the South African's move, which they saw as going against Madison protocol of not interfering with teammates as they make a change.
"It's a gentleman's agreement that you never split a change, especially on the last sprint," McGee added.
However, Van Zyl cared little for the final outcome of the race. "I'm the professional Six Day rider, none of them are," he said. The South African believed he had no choice but to split the Australians. "You don't pass on the inside, that's the golden rule in Madisons," he said.
Although there was ample room on the track above Young for Van Zyl to swing up, he said, "I was in a full sprint, I was going at 70 kilometres an hour and there was nothing I could do (to avoid going between the Australians). I think he (Young) is a powerful sprinter, but he wouldn't have made it," Van Zyl said.
However, the Australians saw things differently. "If we'd made that change, we would have won," was how Young saw it. Indeed, the Tasmanian was in the thick of the action and was riding strongly on the night, taking out intermediate sprints and continuing his run of good form which has seen him win major Australian wheelraces and a national title.
McGee said, "I knew it was all or nothing. At least we won't die wondering." Young admitted, "we shouldn't have left it until the last sprint". This was the first time McGee and Young had raced together as a team in the Madison: "normally, he's running me into the fence," McGee joked afterwards.
Van Zyl and his partner Robert Dale finished in equal fifth place with eight points. He said, "I would rather see them (McGee and Young) beat the Germans, but there was nothing I could do about it."
Special mention should be made of Belgian rider Dimitri De Fauw, who crashed heavily with 42 laps to go, recovered off the track, straightened his 'bars, then rejoined his partner Iljo Keisse to help win the next sprint.
Photography
Women's 10km Scratch Race, Men's & Women's Team Sprint final, Men's 40km Madison
Images by Tom Balks/www.tombalks.com
- Bodies tumble in the closing moments of the Women's 10km Scratch Race.
- Belinda Goss (Aus) is well out of the way after the crash, which thankfully affected only two riders.
- Sarah Ulmer (NZl) almost stole the show, but Victoria Pendleton (GBr) went into overdrive in the last 50 metres to take victory in a photo finish.
- Youngest to eldest - Mark French (Aus) leads teammates Ryan Bayley and Kilo legend Shane Kelly in the Men's Team Sprint final; the Australians were beaten by Japan by just 17/100ths of a second.
- Darren Young (closest) gives it his all in the Men's Madison Final.
- The Dutch duo of Gideon De Jong and Geert Jan Jonkman were one of three teams that managed to lap the field halfway through the Madison, which enabled them to secure their bronze medal position.
- Andreas Muller and Guido Fulst on their way to the top of the podium in the Madison.
Images by Images by AFP / William West
- Darren Young (Aus, L) is given a helping hand by teammate Rod McGee (R) on the way to the silver medal in the Madison.
- Australian Rosealee Hubbard powers her team to the gold medal in the women's team sprint event.
- Japan's sprint team members Tomohiro Nagatsuka (L), Toshiaki Fushimi (C) and Kiyofumi Nagai (R) head towards gold in the men's team sprint; Australia took out the silver medal and Germany the bronze.
- The Japanese sprint team of Toshiaki Fushimi (L), Tomohiro Nagatsuka (C) and Kiyofumi Nagai (R) celebrate after winning the gold medal in the men's sprint event.
Images by Mark Gunter/www.gunterphotography.com
- Belinda Goss (Aus) leads the bunch in the chase after Erin Carter in the Women's 10km Scratch Race.
- With just two laps remaining, a touch of wheels causes riders to go down.
- On the next lap, the red flag goes out to warn riders of the preceding carnage.
- The finishing sprint went down to the wire, with Victoria Pendleton (GBr) triumphant once again, this time outsprinting Rochelle Gilmore (Aus) and Sarah Ulmer (NZl) to take the gold.
- Rochelle Gilmore (Aus) worn out after an intense finish to the Women's 10km Scratch Race.
- A photogenic Victoria Pendleton (GBr) accepts her place at the top of the podium after taking out the Women's 10km Scratch Race in style.
- The Russian trio of Tamilla Abassova, Yulia Arustamova and Oxana Grishina rode a fantastic Team Sprint final, but it wasn't quite enough to dislodge the unbeatable Aussie combo of Rochelle Gilmore, Rosealee Hubbard and Kerrie Meares.
- Aussie Aussie Aussie - Women's Team Sprint winners Rochelle Gilmore, Rosealee Hubbard and Kerrie Meares salute a parochial Aussie crowd at the Dunc Gray Velodrome.
- Chat around the track - Previous world champs Jens Fielder (Ger) and Sean Eadie (Aus) use the occasion to catch up on old times.
- The Dutch trio of Martin Benjamin, Jan Bos and Theo Bos take off in the battle for bronze against eventual winners Germany.
- Jens Fiedler, Michael Seidenbecher and Rene Wolff set a time of 45.593 (59.220 km/h) that was good enough for bronze in the Team Sprint.
- Jens Fiedler (Ger) sans goatee looking rather chirpy at the medal presentations of the Team Sprint, which was won by Japan over Australia.
- Andreas Muller (Ger) cranks up the pace in the early stages of the Madison.
- The German pairing of Andreas Muller (R) and Guido Fulst (L) benefited from a last-minute slip-up by Aussies Young and McGee.
- Take that! Darren Young (R) throws his partner Rodney McGee into the fray.
Results
Session 1 Session 2 Country standings Final country standings Final standings by event
Session 1
Men's 20Km Madison Heat 1 1 Mexico 24:12.500 (49.569 km/h) Juan Luis Contreras Luis Fernando Macias 2 Switzerland Gregory Devaud Ralph Zimmermann 3 Iran Abbass Saeidi Tanha Amir Zargari 4 Belgium Dimitri De Fauw Iljo Keisse 5 Canada Alexandre Cloutier Martin Gilbert 6 Argentina Juan Nicolas Gaspari Maximiliano Richeze 7 Australia Rodney Mcgee Darren Young 8 Russia Alexey Chmid Andrei Minachkine 9 France David Gisiger Julien Tejada 10 Hong Kong Dor Chau Ming Siu Ho Lun 11 Finland Jukka Heinikainen Robin Santavirta Men's 20Km Madison Heat 2 1 United States 25:26.040 (47.18 km/h) Pearce Colby Marty Nothstein 2 Austria Roland Garber Franz Stocher 3 Zealand New Peter Latham Lee Vertongen 4 Denmark Jimmy Hansen Alex Rasmussen 5 Germany Guido Fulst Andreas Muller 6 Netherland Gideon De Jong Geert Jan Jonkman 7 Ukraine Volodymyr Rybin Vasyl Yakovlev 8 Africa South Robert Dale Jean-Pierre Van Zyl 9 Hungary Attila Arvai Aurel Vig 10 Italy Stefano Marenco Claudio Masnata 11 Britain Great Kristian House Tom White DNF Greece Vasileios Anastopoulos Ioannis Tamouridis Women's 5Km Scratch Race Heat Result 10 to qualify on each heat Heat 1/Serie 1 1 Sarah Ulmer (NZl) 7:39.65 2 Erin Carter (Can) 3 Belinda Goss (Aus) 4 Santia Tri Kusuma (Ina) 5 Anke Wichmann (Ger) 6 Min Hye Lee (Kor) 7 Lyudmyla Vypyraylo (Ukr) 8 Chunfang Wang (Chn) 9 Victoria Pendleton (GBr) 10 Barbara Heeb (Swi) REL Lisa Gatto (Ita) DNF Anouska Van Der Zee (Ned) DNF Oxana Grishina (Rus) DNF Rebecca Quinn (USA) Heat 2/Serie 2 1 Yulia Arustamova (Rus) 7:05.57 2 Rochelle Gilmore (Aus) 3 Adrie Visser (Ned) 4 Mandy Poitras (Can) 5 Vera Carrara (Ita) 6 Uyun Muzizah (Ina) 7 Christin Muche (Ger) 8 Marion Clignet (Fra) 9 Sung Eun Gu (Kor) 10 Tatsiana Sharakova (Blr) 11 Ashley Kimmet (USA) 12 Yanxia Jiang (Chn) 13 Maaria Siren (Fin) DNS Kyriaki Kostantinidou (Gre) Women's Team Sprint Qualifying 1 Australia 52.360 (51.566) Rochelle Gilmore (Aus) Rosealee Hubbard (Aus) Kerrie Meares (Aus) 2 Russia 52.742 (51.193) Tamilla Abassova (Rus) Yulia Arustamova (Rus) Oxana Grishina (Rus) 3 Ukraine 53.183 (50.768) Sofiya Pryshchepa (Ukr) Lyudmyla Vypyraylo (Ukr) Iryna Yanovych (Ukr) 4 Netherland 55.630 (48.535) Yvonne Hijgenaar (Ned) Anouska Van Der Zee (Ned) Adrie Visser (Ned)
Session 2
Men's Team Sprint Qualifying 1 Japan 45.766 (58.996) Toshiaki Fushimi Kiyofumi Nagai Tomohiro Nagatsuka 2 Australia 45.790 (58.965) Ryan Bayley Mark French Shane Kelly 3 Germany 46.126 (58.535) Jens Fiedler Michael Seidenbecher Rene Wolff 4 Netherland 46.313 (58.299) Martin Benjamin Jan Bos Theo Bos 5 Greece 46.495 (58.071) Athanasios Mantzouranis Lazaros Skoumpas Lampros Vasilopoulos 6 Ukraine 46.563 (57.986) Petro Gontarenko Sergiy Ruban Andriy Vynokurov 7 Poland 46.796 (57.697) Lukasz Kwiatkowski Grzegorz Trebski Damian Zielinski 8 New Zealand 46.984 (57.466) Daniel Beatson Jonno Hamlin Justin Grace 9 Taipei 47.696 (56.609) Chih-Hsun Lin Kun-Hung Lin Chin-Feng Liu 10 United States 47.729 (56.569) Giddeon Massie Ryan Sparks Christian Stahl 11 Malaysia 49.141 (54.944) Fairuz Izzi Abd Ghani Mohd Ghaffuan Ghazali Mohd Faizal Mohd Noh Women's 10km Scratch Race Final 1 Victoria Pendleton (GBr) 13:35.27 2 Rochelle Gilmore (Aus) 3 Sarah Ulmer (NZl) 4 Santia Tri Kusuma (Ina) 5 Adrie Visser (Ned) 6 Uyun Muzizah (Ina) 7 Sung Eun Gu (Kor) 8 Chunfang Wang (Chn) 9 Christin Muche (Ger) 10 Min Hye Lee (Kor) 11 Tatsiana Sharakova (Blr) 12 Barbara Heeb (Swi) 13 Marion Clignet (Fra) 14 Vera Carrara (Ita) 15 Anke Wichmann (Ger) 16 Erin Carter (Can) DNF Mandy Poitras (Can) DNF Belinda Goss (Aus) DNF Yulia Arustamova (Rus) DNF Lyudmyla Vypyraylo (Ukr) Women's Team Sprint 3/4 place 1 Ukraine 52.756 (51.179) Sofiya Pryshchepa Lyudmyla Vypyraylo Iryna Yanovych 2 Netherland 55.507 (48.643) Yvonne Hijgenaar Anouska Van Der Zee Adrie Visser Final 1 Australia 51.818 (52.105) Rochelle Gilmore Rosealee Hubbard Kerrie Meares 2 Russia 52.469 (51.459) Tamilla Abassova Yulia Arustamova Oxana Grishina Women's Team Sprint Final Classification 1 Australia Rochelle Gilmore Rosealee Hubbard Kerrie Meares 2 Russia Tamilla Abassova Yulia Arustamova Oxana Grishina 3 Ukraine Sofiya Pryshchepa Lyudmyla Vypyraylo Iryna Yanovych 4 Netherland Yvonne Hijgenaar Anouska Van Der Zee Adrie Visser Men's Team Sprint Final 3/4 place 1 Germany 45.593 (59.220) Jens Fiedler Michael Seidenbecher Rene Wolff 2 Netherland 45.898 (58.826) Martin Benjamin Jan Bos Theo Bos Final 1 Japan 45.430 (59.432) Toshiaki Fushimi Kiyofumi Nagai Tomohiro Nagatsuka 2 Australia 45.600 (59.211) Ryan Bayley Mark French Shane Kelly Men's Team Sprint Final Classification 1 Japan Toshiaki Fushimi Kiyofumi Nagai Tomohiro Nagatsuka 2 Australia Ryan Bayley Mark French Shane Kelly 3 Germany Jens Fiedler Michael Seidenbecher Rene Wolff 4 Netherland Martin Benjamin Jan Bos Theo Bos 5 Greece Athanasios Mantzouranis Lazaros Skoumpas Lampros Vasilopoulos 6 Ukraine Petro Gontarenko Sergiy Ruban Andriy Vynokurov 7 Poland Lukasz Kwiatkowski Grzegorz Trebski Damian Zielinski 8 New Zealand Daniel Beatson Jonno Hamlin Justin Grace 9 Taipei Chih-Hsun Lin Kun-Hung Lin Chin-Feng Liu 10 United States Giddeon Massie Ryan Sparks Christian Stahl Men's 40km Madison 1 Germany 13 pts 45:19.02 (52.96 km/h) Guido Fulst Andreas Muller 2 Australia 10 Rodney Mcgee Darren Young 3 Netherland 2 Gideon De Jong Geert Jan Jonkman 1 lap behind 4 Austria 12 Roland Garber Franz Stocher 5 South Africa 8 Robert Dale Jean-Pierre Van Zyl 6 Belgium 8 Dimitri De Fauw Iljo Keisse 7 Canada 7 Alexandre Cloutier Martin Gilbert 8 United States 7 Pearce Colby Marty Nothstein 9 New Zealand 6 Peter Latham Lee Vertongen 10 Denmark 5 Jimmy Hansen Alex Rasmussen 11 Mexico 4 Juan Luis Contreras Luis Fernando Macias 12 Ukraine 3 Volodymyr Rybin Vasyl Yakovlev 13 Argentina 2 Juan Nicolas Gaspari Maximiliano Richeze 14 Iran 1 Tanha Abbass Saeidi Amir Zargari 15 Russia 0 Alexey Chmid Andrei Minachkine 16 Switzerland 0 Gregory Devaud Ralph Zimmermann
Country standings from Round 4
1 Aus 141 pts 2 Ger 90 3 NZl 79 4 Ned 60 5 Rus 58 6 Ukr 55 7 GBr 47 8 Jpn 45 9 Fra 36 10 Gre 34 11 Ita 27 12 Can 24 13 Mex 24 14 Ltu 23 15 USA 20 16 Aut 17 17 Chn 13 18 Ina 12 19 Ven 12 20 Kor 10 21 Den 8 22 Col 8 23 Arg 7 24 Cub 7 25 Blr 7 26 Mas 6 27 RSA 6 28 Bel 5 29 Pol 5 30 Swi 5 31 Fin 4 32 Irn 4 33 Tpe 2 34 Lat 2 35 Hun 1 36 Uru 0 37 Bol 0 38 Cze 0 39 Svk 0 40 Spa 0 41 HKg 0
Final country standings after Round 4
Rnd. 1 Rnd. 2 Rnd. 3 Rnd. 4 Total
1 Germany 110 65 114 90 379 pts
2 Australia 57 38 100 141 336
3 France 92 78 82 36 288
4 Russia 110 63 46 58 277
5 Netherlands 83 45 41 60 229
6 Great Britain 33 53 49 47 182
7 Spain 54 56 65 0 175
8 Ukraine 56 0 63 55 174
9 New Zealand 24 28 0 79 131
10 U.S.A. 7 76 28 20 131
11 Belarus 34 44 33 111
12 Japan 31 21 14 45 111
13 Slovakia 31 34 26 0 91
14 Mexico 0 42 19 24 85
15 Czech Republic 41 12 19 0 72
16 Columbia 0 47 15 8 70
17 Poland 34 11 19 5 69
18 Italy 9 17 15 27 68
19 Lithuania 12 25 6 23 66
20 Switzerland 0 20 41 5 66
21 People's Republic Of China 10 12 29 13 64
22 Greece 11 7 6 34 58
23 Argentina 0 30 20 7 57
24 Canada 11 10 11 24 56
25 Venezuela 5 7 19 12 43
26 Belgium 16 10 5 5 36
27 Denmark 18 0 6 8 32
28 Austria 2 6 6 17 31
29 Cuba 4 13 5 7 29
30 Malaysia 10 5 0 6 21
31 Republic Of South Africa 0 0 14 6 20
32 Hungary 3 9 1 1 14
33 Indonesia 12 12
34 Korea 0 0 0 10 10
35 Bielorussia 7 7
36 Iran 0 2 1 4 7
37 Finland 2 0 0 4 6
38 Latvia 3 0 0 2 5
39 Bolivia 0 4 0 0 4
40 Barbados 0 2 0 2
41 Taiwan 2 2
42 Guatamala 0 0 0 0
43 Hong Kong 0 0 0 0 0
44 Uruguay 0 0
Final standings by event after Round 4
Men - Individual Pursuit
Rnd. 1 Rnd. 2 Rnd. 3 Rnd. 4 Total
1 Hayden Godfrey (NZl) 4 10 10 24
2 Sergio Escobar Roure (Spa) 12 8 20
3 Luke Roberts (Aus) 7 12 19
4 Vasil Kiryienka (Blr) 12 5 17
5 Mark Jamieson (Aus) 12 12
6 Jérôme Neuville (Fra) 1 10 11
7 Jens Lehmann (Ger) 10 10
7 Tomas Vaitkus (Ltu) 3 7 10
9 Robert Karsnicki (Pol) 5 4 9
10 Volodymyr Dyudya (Ukr) 8 8
10 Guido Fulst (Ger) 8 8
10 Paul Manning (GBr) 8 8
13 Oleksandr Symonenko (Ukr) 7 7
13 Peter Dawson (Aus) 7 7
15 Bradley Wiggins (GBr) 6 6
15 Mikhail Ignatiev (Rus) 6 6
15 Kristian House (GBr) 2 4 6
15 Asier Maeztu (Spa) 6 6
15 Sebastian Siedler (Ger) 6 6
20 Viktor Rapinski (Blr) 5 5
20 Ioannis Tamouridis (Gre) 5 5
22 Franck Perque (Fra) 4 4
23 Alexander Aeschback (Swi) 3 3
23 Jens Mouris (Ned) 3 3
23 Stefano Marenco (Ita) 3 3
26 Alexander Serov (Rus) 2 2
26 Kirill Demura (Rus) 2 2
26 Gregory Devaud (Swi) 2 2
29 Peter Schep (Ned) 1 1
29 Alexander Gonzalez (Col) 1 1
29 Aurel Vig (Hun) 1 1
Men - 1km Time Trial
Rnd. 1 Rnd. 2 Rnd. 3 Rnd. 4 Total
1 Ahmed Lopez (Cub) 4 6 5 7 22
1 Stefan Nimke (Ger) 12 10 22
3 Shane Kelly (Aus) 8 12 20
4 Wilson Meneses (Col) 8 8 16
5 Mattieu Mandard (Fra) 5 10 15
6 Grzegorz Krejner (Pol) 8 6 14
7 Hervé Gane (Fra) 6 7 13
8 Jamie Staff (GBr) 12 12
8 Chris Hoy (GBr) 12 12
10 Theo Bos (Ned) 10 10
10 Soren Lausberg (Ger) 10 10
12 Andriy Vynokurov (Ukr) 3 5 8
13 Athanasios Mantzouranis (Gre) 1 6 7
13 Ben Kersten (Aus) 7 7
13 Teun Mulder (Ned) 7 7
16 Janis Baleviss (Lat) 3 2 5
16 Toshiaki Fushimi (Jpn) 5 5
18 Maximiliano Richeze (Arg) 4 4
18 Benjamin Martinez (Bol) 4 4
18 Ruben Donet Gregori (Spa) 4 4
18 Jan Lepka (Svk) 3 1 4
22 Christian Stahl (USA) 3 3
23 Pavel Buran (Cze) 2 2
23 Keiichiro Yaguchi (Jpn) 2 2
23 Masaki Inoue (Jpn) 2 2
26 Michael Seidenbecher (Ger) 1 1
26 Dimitris Georgalis (Gre) 1 1
Men - Points Race
Rnd. 1 Rnd. 2 Rnd. 3 Rnd. 4 Total
1 Mikhail Ignatiev (Rus) 8 5 12 25
2 Volodymyr Rybin (Ukr) 7 4 10 21
3 Juan Llaneras Rosello (Spa) 10 3 3 16
3 Juan Curuchet (Arg) 10 6 16
5 Gregory Henderson (NZl) 6 8 14
6 Leonardo Duque (Col) 12 12
6 Matthew Gilmore (Bel) 12 12
6 Andreas Muller (Ger) 2 10 12
6 Mark Renshaw (Aus) 12 12
10 Christopher Newton (GBr) 3 8 11
11 Milan Kadlec (Cze) 5 5 10
12 Franck Perque (Fra) 1 8 9
13 Angelo Ciccone (Ita) 7 7
13 Alexander Aeschbach (Swi) 7 7
13 Franco Marvulli (Swi) 7 7
16 Tomas Vaitkus (Ltu) 6 6
16 Rimigijus Lupeikis (Ltu) 6 6
18 Ioannis Tamouridis (Gre) 5 5
19 Jozef Zabka (Svk) 4 4
19 Jukka Heinikainen (Fin) 4 4
19 Anthony Chapman (NZl) 4 4
22 Maximiliano Richeze (Arg) 3 3
23 Jos Pronk (Ned) 2 2
23 Jean-Pierre Van Zyl (RSA) 2 2
23 Makoto Iijima (Jpn) 2 2
26 Pearce Colby (USA) 1 1
26 Jose Sanchez (Mex) 1 1
26 Tanha Abbass Saeidi (Irn) 1 1
Men - Sprint
Rnd. 1 Rnd. 2 Rnd. 3 Rnd. 4 Total
1 Mark French (Aus) 12 10 22
2 Jaroslav Jerabek (Svk) 8 10 18
3 Pavel Buran (Cze) 10 6 16
4 Ross Edgar (GBr) 4 8 12
4 Rene Wolff (Ger) 12 12
4 Jan Van Eijden (Ger) 4 8 12
4 Mickael Bourgain (Fra) 12 12
4 Laurent Gane (Fra) 12 12
9 Peter Bazalik (Svk) 5 6 11
10 Jamie Staff (GBr) 10 10
11 Tomohiro Nagatsuka (Jpn) 3 6 9
11 Ryan Bayley (Aus) 7 2 9
13 Arnaud Duble (Fra) 8 8
14 Takashi Kaneko (Jpn) 2 5 7
14 Kiyofumi Nagai (Jpn) 7 7
14 Giddeon Massie (USA) 7 7
14 Grezgorz Trebski (Pol) 7 7
18 Grzegorz Kwiatkowski (Pol) 6 6
18 Matthias John (Ger) 5 1 6
20 Florian Rousseau (Fra) 5 5
21 José Antonio Villanueva Trinidad (Spa) 4 4
21 Theo Bos (Ned) 4 4
23 Andriy Vynokurov (Ukr) 3 3
23 Jens Fiedler (Ger) 3 3
23 Salvador Melia (Spa) 3 3
26 Ruben Donet Gregori (Spa) 2 2
26 Justin Grace (NZl) 2 2
28 Lukasz Kwiatkowski (Pol) 1 1
28 Jan Lepka (Svk) 1 1
28 Teun Mulder (Ned) 1 1
Women - Sprint
Rnd. 1 Rnd. 2 Rnd. 3 Rnd. 4 Total
1 Daniela Larreal (Ven) 5 7 7 7 26
2 Svetlana Grankovskaia (Rus) 10 3 12 25
3 Natallia Tsylinskaya (Blr) 12 12 24
4 Nancy Contreras (Mex) 8 12 20
5 Katrin Meinke (Ger) 8 10 18
6 Tayna Lindenmuth (USA) 10 5 15
6 Tamilia Abassova (Rus) 6 4 5 15
8 Lori-Ann Muenzer (Can) 3 8 11
9 Victoria Pendleton (GBr) 10 10
10 Susann Panzer (Ger) 7 2 9
11 Céline Nivert (Fra) 4 4 8
11 Szilvia Szabolcsi (Hun) 2 6 8
11 Cuihua Jiang (Chn) 8 8
14 Kerrie Meares (Aus) 1 6 7
15 Rosealee Hubbard (Aus) 6 6
15 Kathrin Freitag (Ger) 5 1 6
17 Anna Meares (Aus) 2 3 5
18 Iryna Yanovych (Ukr) 4 4
19 Na Li (Chn) 3 3
20 Jennie Reed (USA) 2 2
21 Oxana Grishina (Rus) 1 1
21 Yvonne Hijgenaar (Ned) 1 1
Men - Team Pursuit
Rnd. 1 Rnd. 2 Rnd. 3 Rnd. 4 Total
1 Germany 10 3 10 23
2 Russia 12 3 6 21
3 Australia 4 8 8 20
3 Great Britian 10 10 20
3 Ukraine 8 12 20
6 Netherlands 7 7 5 19
7 New Zealand 6 12 18
8 Belarus 5 8 4 17
9 Poland 1 6 5 12
9 Colombia 12 12
11 Spain 4 1 6 11
12 Lithuania 2 5 3 10
13 France 2 7 9
14 Denmark 1 7 8
15 Greece 4 4
16 Italy 3 3
16 Czech Republic 3 3
Women - Individual Pursuit
Rnd. 1 Rnd. 2 Rnd. 3 Rnd. 4 Total
1 Sarah Ulmer (NZl) 12 12 24
2 Anouska Van Der Zee (Ned) 4 6 7 17
3 Christina Becker (Ger) 4 10 14
3 Rasa Mazeikyte (Ltu) 6 8 14
5 Marion Clignet (Fra) 7 6 13
5 Erin Mirabella (USA) 10 3 13
7 Svetlana Ivakhonenkova (Rus) 10 2 12
7 Katherine Bates (Aus) 12 12
7 Karin Thuerig (Swi) 12 12
10 Gema Pascual Torrecilla (Spa) 3 8 11
11 Diana Ziliute (Ltu) 10 10
12 Erin Carter (Can) 3 5 8
12 Amy Safe (Aus) 8 8
12 Olga Slyusareva (Rus) 8 8
15 Cathy Moncassin (Fra) 7 7
15 Emma Davies (GBr) 7 7
17 Maria Luisa Calle W (Col) 6 6
18 Sofiya Prychshepa (Ukr) 1 1 3 5
18 Juliette Vandekerckhove (Fra) 5 5
18 Elena Chalykh (Rus) 5 5
18 Alison Wright (Aus) 5 5
22 Tatsiana Sharakova (Blr) 4 4
22 Haijuan Zhao (Chn) 4 4
24 Vera Carrara (Ita) 2 2
24 Vera Koedooder (Ned) 2 2
24 Lada Kozlikova (Cze) 2 2
27 Sara Symington (GBr) 1 1
27 Anke Wichmann (Ger) 1 1
Men - Keirin
Rnd. 1 Rnd. 2 Rnd. 3 Rnd. 4 Total
1 Josiah Ng Oon (Mas) 10 5 6 21
2 Jose Escuredo (Spa) 6 12 18
3 Ryan Bayley (Aus) 5 8 13
4 Jens Fiedler (Ger) 12 12
4 Keiichiro Yaguchi (Jpn) 12 12
4 René Wolff (Ger) 12 12
7 Toshiaki Fushimi (Jpn) 10 10
7 Jan Van Eijden (Ger) 10 10
7 Martin Benjamin (Ned) 10 10
10 Jarosiav Jerabek (Svk) 8 8
10 Jamie Staff (GBr) 5 3 8
10 Ivan Vrba (Cze) 8 8
10 Peter Bazalik (Svk) 8 8
14 Lampros Vasilopoulos (Gre) 7 7
14 Jonathan Marin (Col) 7 7
14 Marty Nothstein (USA) 7 7
14 Laurent Gane (Fra) 7 7
18 Yuji Yamada (Jpn) 6 6
18 Pavel Buran (Cze) 6 6
20 Florian Rousseau (Fra) 5 5
21 Edgar Ross (GBr) 4 4
21 Justin Grace (NZl) 4 4
21 Mickael Bourgain (Fra) 4 4
21 Arnost Drcmanek (Cze) 4 4
25 Angel Martorell (Mex) 3 3
25 Mattias John (Ger) 3 3
25 Jan Lepka (Svk) 3 3
28 Mark French (Aus) 1 1 2
28 Barry Forde (Bar) 2 2
28 Lukasz Kwiatkowski (Pol) 2 2
28 Theo Bos (Ned) 2 2
28 Stephen Alfred (USA) 2 2
33 Hee Chun Yang (Kor) 1 1
33 José Antonio Villanueva Trinidad (Spa) 1 1
Men - Team Sprint
Rnd. 1 Rnd. 2 Rnd. 3 Rnd. 4 Total
1 Japan 8 5 7 12 32
2 Germany 8 10 8 26
3 Australia 3 3 8 10 24
4 France 7 12 5 24
5 Slovakia 5 10 6 21
6 Spain 12 7 19
7 Poland 10 4 4 18
8 Netherlands 6 4 7 17
8 Greece 4 6 1 6 17
10 Great Britain 12 12
11 Ukraine 1 3 5 9
12 Czech Republic 2 1 2 5
13 New Zealand 3 3
14 Cuba 2 2
14 Taiwan 2 2
16 USA 1 1
Women - Points Race
Rnd. 1 Rnd. 2 Rnd. 3 Rnd. 4 Total
1 Vera Carrara (Ita) 5 10 12 27
2 Marion Clignet (Fra) 6 10 16
2 Lyudmyla Vypyraylo (Ukr) 8 7 15
4 Adrie Visser (Ned) 10 2 12
4 Olga Slyusareva (Rus) 12 12
4 Elena Chalykh (Rus) 12 12
4 Svetlana Ivakhonenkova (Blr) 12 12
8 Erin Mirabella (USA) 5 6 11
9 Belem Guerrero (Mex) 10 10
10 Gema Pascual Torrecilla (Spa) 4 1 4 9
11 Sarah Ulmer (NZl) 8 8
11 Vera Koedooder (Ned) 8 8
11 Cathy Moncassin (Fra) 8 8
14 Lada Kozlikova (Cze) 7 7
14 Ashley Kimmet (USA) 7 7
14 Christina Becker (Ger) 7 7
17 Rebecca Quinn (USA) 6 6
17 Katherine Bates (Aus) 3 3 6
17 Juliette Vandekerckhove (Fra) 6 6
20 Rochelle Gilmore (Aus) 5 5
20 Anouska Van Der Zee (Ned) 5 5
22 Edita Kubelskiene (Ltu) 2 2 4
22 Lisa Gatto (Ita) 4 4
22 Anke Wichmann (Ger) 4 4
25 Tatsiana Sharakova (Blr) 3 3
25 Yoanka Gonzalez Perez (Cub) 3 3
25 Mandy Poitras (Can) 2 1 3
28 Giorgia Bronzini (Ita) 1 1
26 Yulia Arustamova (Rus) 1 1
Men - Madison
Rnd. 1 Rnd. 2 Rnd. 3 Rnd. 4 Total
1 Germany 12 3 12 27
2 Argentina 12 12 24
3 Netherlands 10 5 8 23
4 Spain 10 8 18
5 Australia 1 6 10 17
6 France 7 8 15
7 Slovakia 6 6 1 13
8 Belgium 3 3 5 11
9 Switzerland 10 10
10 Austria 2 7 9
10 Denmark 8 1 9
12 Canada 4 4 8
12 South Africa 2 6 8
14 New Zealand 5 2 7
14 Ukraine 7 7
14 Columbia 7 7
17 Russia 1 4 5
17 Greece 5 5
19 Czech Republic 4 4
20 USA 3 3
21 Mexico 2 2
Women - 500M Time Trial
Rnd. 1 Rnd. 2 Rnd. 3 Rnd. 4 Total
1 Nancy Contretas (Mex) 10 12 12 34
1 Natallia Tsylinskaya (Blr) 12 12 10 34
3 Victoria Pendleton (GBr) 4 4 4 7 19
3 Lori-Ann Muenzer (Can) 6 7 6 19
5 Yvonne Hijgenaar (Ned) 7 3 8 18
5 Cuihua Jiang (Chn) 8 10 18
7 Tayna Lindenmuth (USA) 8 6 2 16
8 Anna Meares (Aus) 3 6 3 12
9 Jiang Yonghua (Chn) 10 10
9 Kathrin Freitag (Ger) 3 7 10
11 Katrin Meinke (Ger) 8 8
12 Tamilla Abassova (Rus) 2 5 7
13 Oksana Grichina (Rus) 5 1 6
13 Irina Janovich (Ukr) 1 5 6
15 Celine Nivert (Fra) 5 5
16 Sayuri Osuga (Jpn) 4 4
17 Simona Krupeckaite (Ltu) 2 2
17 Na Li (Chn) 2 2
19 Christin Muche (Ger) 1 1
19 Seilvia Szabolcsi (Hun) 1 1
Women - Keirin
Rnd. 1 Rnd. 2 Rnd. 3 Rnd. 4 Total
1 Céline Nivert (Fra) 8 12 7 27
2 Svetlana Grankovskaia (Rus) 12 4 5 21
3 Katrin Meinke (Ger) 7 10 17
3 Daniela Lorreal (Ven) 12 5 17
5 Na Li (Chn) 10 6 16
6 Rosealee Hubbard (Aus) 1 12 13
7 Susann Panzer (Ger) 3 6 3 12
7 Kerrie Meares (Aus) 2 10 12
9 Clara Sanchez (Fra) 10 10
9 Iryna Yanovych (Ukr) 4 6 10
11 Tayna Lindenmuth (USA) 8 8
11 Diana Garcia (Col) 8 8
11 Christin Muche (Ger) 8 8
14 Rebecca Quinn (USA) 7 7
14 Oksana Grichina (Rus) 6 1 7
14 Tamilla Abassova (Rus) 7 7
17 Kristine Bayley (Aus) 5 5
17 Kathrin Freitag (Ger) 5 5
19 Victoria Pendleton (GBr) 4 4
19 Szilvia Szabolcsi (Hun) 1 3 4
19 Min Hye Lee (Kor) 4 4
22 Victoria Pendleton (GBr) 3 3
23 Lori-Ann Muenzer (Can) 2 2
23 Anna Meares (Aus) 2 2
23 Jennie Reed (USA) 2 2
26 Lyudmyla Vypyraylo (Ukr) 1 1
Men - Scratch
Rnd. 1 Rnd. 2 Rnd. 3 Rnd. 4 Total
1 Roland Garer (Aut) 6 6 10 22
2 Noriyuki Iijima (Jpn) 7 6 13
3 Andreas Muller (Ger) 4 8 12
3 Greg Henderson (NZl) 12 12
3 Robert Slippens (Ned) 12 12
3 Miguel Alzamora (Spa) 12 12
3 Alexander Aeschback (Swi) 12 12
8 Alex Rasmussen (Den) 10 10
8 Walter Fernando Perez (Arg) 8 2 10
8 Franco Marvulli (Swi) 10 10
8 Jean-Pierre Van Zyl (RSA) 10 10
12 Marco Menin (Ita) 3 5 8
12 Franck Perque (Fra) 8 8
12 Jeroen Straathof (Ned) 8 8
15 Vasyl Yakovlev (Ukr) 7 7
15 Vasilis Anastopoulos (Gre) 6 1 7
15 Said Haddou (Fra) 7 7
15 Matthew Gilmore (Bel) 1 7 7
19 Amir Zargari (Irn) 2 4 6
20 Nikolai Troussov (Rus) 5 5
20 Jerome Neuville (Fra) 5 5
20 Robert Hayles (GBr) 5 5
23 Aivaras Baranauska (Ltu) 4 4
23 Mark Renshaw (Aus) 4 4
25 Mark Ryan (NZl) 3 3
25 Gregory Devaud (Swi) 3 3
25 Dimitri De Fauw (Bel) 3 3
28 Jos Pronk (Ned) 2 2
28 Jukka Heinikainen (Fin) 2 2
30 Mark Ernsting (Can) 1 1
30 Marty Nothstein (USA) 1 1
Women - Scratch
Rnd. 1 Rnd. 2 Rnd. 3 Rnd. 4 Total
1 Gema Pascual (Spa) 4 7 10 21
2 Lyudmyla Vypyraylo (Ukr) 12 6 18
3 Adrie Visser (Ned) 8 3 6 17
4 Belem Guerrero (Mex) 8 7 15
5 Rebecca Quinn (USA) 7 6 13
6 Victoria Pendleton (GBr) 12 12
6 Elena Chalykh (Rus) 12 12
6 Yulia Arustamova (Rus) 12 12
9 Rochelle Gilmore (Aus) 10 10
9 Eleonora Soldo (Ita) 10 10
9 Juliette Vandekerckhove (Fra) 10 10
12 Sarah Ulmer (NZl) 8 8
12 Alison Wright (Aus) 8 8
14 Santia Tri Kusuma (Ina) 7 7
15 Olga Slyusareva (Rus) 6 6
16 Katherine Bates (Aus) 5 5
16 Uyun Muzizah (Ina) 5 5
16 Pernille Jakobsen (Den) 5 5
16 Lada Kozlikova (Cze) 5 5
20 Susan Panzer (Ger) 4 4
20 Mandy Poitras (Can) 4 4
20 Sung Eun Gu (Kor) 4 4
23 Charlotte Becker (Ger) 3 3
23 Chunfang Wang (Chn) 3 3
23 Kathrin Freitag (Ger) 3 3
26 Yumari Gonzalez (Cub) 2 2
26 Giorgia Bronzini (Ita) 2 2
26 Ine Wannijn (Bel) 2 2
26 Christin Muche (Ger) 2 2
30 Min Hye Lee (Kor) 1 1
30 Anke Wichmann (Ger) 1 1
30 Maria Luisa Calle W. (Col) 1 1
30 Lisa Gatto (Ita) 1 1
Women - Team Sprint
Rnd. 1 Rnd. 2 Rnd. 3 Rnd. 4 Total
1 Russia 12 12 10 10 44
2 Netherland 6 10 5 7 28
3 Australia 7 8 12 27
4 Ukraine 10 7 8 25
5 Germany 8 12 20
6 U.S.A. 6 6
