Melbourne World Cup

This was Australia's sprint world cup: Anna Meares won everything, Shane Perkins the sprint (relegated in the Keirin final) and Scott Sunderland the kilo.

Sprint

Women

Qualification

1 34 GUO Shuang CHN 11.207
2 153 KANIS Willy NED 11.348
3 14 MEARES Anna AUS 11.414
4 33 GONG Jinjie CHN 11.452
5 111 MCCULLOCH Kaarle JAY 11.501
6 81 MUCHE Christin GER 11.581
7 152 HIJGENAAR Yvonne NED 11.616
8 212 SHULIKA Lyubov UKR 11.655
9 58 SANCHEZ Clara FRA 11.697
10 69 VARNISH Jessica GBR 11.726

Final

1 14 MEARES Anna AUS
2 34 GUO Shuang CHN
3 153 KANIS Willy NED
4 111 MCCULLOCH Kaarle JAY
5 33 GONG Jinjie CHN
6 81 MUCHE Christin GER
7 152 HIJGENAAR Yvonne NED
8 58 SANCHEZ Clara FRA
9 212 SHULIKA Lyubov UKR
10 15 ROSEMOND Emily AUS

Men

Qualification

Looks like Kevin Sireau, Matthew Crampton and Ross Edgar had to prove a point after their team sprint and Keirin, respectively, and so they did. But not good enough to pass Shane Perkins.

1 109 PERKINS Shane JAY 10.081
2 38 SIREAU Kévin COF 10.095
3 61 CRAMPTON Matthew GBR 10.126
4 191 EDGAR Ross SKY 10.200
5 71 BERGEMANN Carsten GER 10.202
6 9 NIBLETT Jason AUS 10.271
7 108 ELLIS Daniel JAY 10.272
8 7 LEWIS Peter AUS 10.325

Final

1 109 PERKINS Shane JAY
2 38 SIREAU Kévin COF
3 61 CRAMPTON Matthew GBR
4 191 EDGAR Ross SKY

5 71 BERGEMANN Carsten GER
6 108 ELLIS Daniel JAY
7 78 WACHTER Tobias GER
8 7 LEWIS Peter AUS

Keirin

Women

Final

1 14 MEARES Anna AUS
2 34 GUO Shuang CHN
3 81 MUCHE Christin GER
4 58 SANCHEZ Clara FRA
5 111 MCCULLOCH Kaarle JAY
6 69 VARNISH Jessica GBR

Final 7-11

7 153 KANIS Willy NED
8 15 ROSEMOND Emily AUS
9 57 CLAIR Sandie FRA
10 95 LEE Wai Sze HKG
11 154 RONNER Agnes NED

Men

The big surprise was that Ross Edgar and Matthew Crampton didn't make it into the final.

Final
1 71 BERGEMANN Carsten GER
2 26 AWANG Azizulhasni BTA
3 138 NG Josiah MAS
4 30 TANG Qi CHN
5 164 VAN VELTHOOVEN Simon NZL
REL 109 PERKINS Shane JAY

Final 7-12
7 191 EDGAR Ross SKY
8 3 BIRD Alex AUS
9 86 WEBSTER Sam GIS
10 61 CRAMPTON Matthew GBR
11 112 FUKAYA Tomohiro JPN
12 214 MASSIE Giddeon USA

13 18 FORDE Barry BAR
13 36 LAFARGUE Quentin COF
13 56 BONAFOS Thomas FRA
13 201 MCLEAN Haseem TRI
17 28 SMITH Travis CAN
17 122 JUNG Jeong Gyo KOR
17 146 SCHMIDT Yondi NED
17 181 BORISOV Sergey RUS
21 40 GOLAN Tomas CZE

Time Trial

Women

Anna Meares was on fire!

1 14 MEARES Anna AUS 33.583
2 111 MCCULLOCH Kaarle JAY 34.267
3 57 CLAIR Sandie FRA 34.339
4 35 JUNHONG Lin CHN 34.781
5 69 VARNISH Jessica GBR 34.979
6 95 LEE Wai Sze HKG 35.016


Men

1 110 SUNDERLAND Scott JAY 1:02.171
2 31 WANG Chongyang CHN 1:02.204
3 37 MULDER Teun COF 1:02.404
4 62 DANIELL David GBR 1:02.708
5 17 SELZER Clemens AUT 1:03.693
6 214 MASSIE Giddeon USA 1:03.706

Team Sprint

Women

qualification, final

1 CHN China 33.500
GONG Jinjie, JUNHONG Lin

2 NED Netherlands 33.828
152 HIJGENAAR Yvonne, KANIS Willy

3 AUS Australia 34.238
MEARES Anna, ROSEMOND Emily

4 FRA France 34.308
CLAIR Sandie, SANCHEZ Clara

Men

Qualification, final

Germany could improve their qualification time, but could still not pass the Australian Jayco team.

Carsten Bergemann was the fastest starter. I think, Germany is the leader in standing 250m.

Cofidis' Kevin Sireau, seems completely out of form. He rode 9th fastet 3rd lap time, 7 tenth slower than Scott Sunderland.

1 JAY TEAM 44.589
ELLIS Daniel, PERKINS Shane, SUNDERLAND Scott

2 GER Germany 44.673
BERGEMANN Carsten, ENDERS Rene, WACHTER Tobias

3 RUS Russia 45.206
BORISOV Sergey, DMITRIEV Denis, KUCHEROV Sergey

4 AUS Australia 45.436
BIRD Alex, LEWIS Peter, NIBLETT Jason

Revolution 25

Manchester, Nov 14, 2009

Craig Maclean wins Sprint and Keirin

full report: http://new.britishcycling.org.uk/track/article/tra20091114-R
eport--Revolution-25-0

2009 LVRC TRACK CHAMPIONSHIPS

League of Veteran Racing Cyclists - 2009 track championships
full report: http://lvrc.org/track_events.asp

Perh GP

Perth GP results and report:
http://www.velodrome.org.uk/perthgp09.html

Manchester World Cup - Women's Keirin

First Round

The big race inn the first round was heat 6 with Victoria Pendleton vs. Simona Krupeckaite and Vicky sent Simona into the reps.

Rep

Simona makes it in the scond round and so does Miriam Welte, beating Jinjie Gong.

Second Round

Heat 1

1 212 KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU
2 325 PANARINA Olga BLR
3 54 GUO Shuang CHN

4 145 WELTE Miriam GER
5 9 MCCULLOCH Kaarle AUS
DSQ 285 BARANOVA Victoria RUS

Heat 2

1 10 MEARES Anna AUS
2 250 RONNER Agnes NED
3 295 PENDLETON Victoria SKY

4 109 CUEFF Virginie FRA
5 93 FRISONI Elisa FFA
6 112 MONTAUBAN Olivia FRA

Final

Simona Krupeckaite get her Gold of this world cup by winning the Keirin. This also shows that we can expect an interesting season with at least five sprinters (Vicky, Simona, Anna, Shuang and Willy) good for Gold across the different disciplines and probably another five which can make it on the podium.

Final

1 212 KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU
2 54 GUO Shuang CHN
3 10 MEARES Anna AUS

4 250 RONNER Agnes NED
5 295 PENDLETON Victoria SKY
6 325 PANARINA Olga BLR

Final 7 - 11
7 93 FRISONI Elisa FFA
8 109 CUEFF Virginie FRA
9 145 WELTE Miriam GER
10 112 MONTAUBAN Olivia FRA
11 9 MCCULLOCH Kaarle AUS