RadSprint - 2009/10 Racing Season

Cottbusser Sprintercup (Sparkassencup) II

2010-06-19T08:06:00.000-07:00

Cottbus 12./13. June 2010

Women's Sprint

1. Kanis
2. Vogel
3. Hijgenaar
4. Varnish
5. Muche

Women's and Youth Men Keirin

1. 61 Jaspers 30
2. 70 Kanis 25
3. 52 Delev 18
4. 51 Bretschneider 12
5. 73 Varnish 10
6. 74 Muche 8

7. 71 Hijgenaar 6
8. 50 Casas Roigé 5
9. 40 Koutsoniloli 4
10. 53 Welte 3
11. 67 Seelig 2
12. 58 Wach 1

Men's Keirin
1. 13 Eilers Joachim Team ERDGAS. 2012 30
2. 20 Schröder Marc Track Cycling Team Meckl./Vorp. 25
3. 112 Volikakis Christos Griechenland 18
4. 22 Döhrer Sebastian RSV Werner Otto Berlin 12
5. 15 Enders René SWE Sprintteam Erfurt 10
6. 35 Gelabert Tomeu GelabSpanien 8

7. 1 Levy Maximilian Cofidis 6
8. 17 Wächter Tobias Track Cycling Team Meckl./Vorp. 5
9. 84 Bötticher Stefan Team ERDGAS. 2012 4
10. 46 Dšbkowski Konrad Polen/ Polish National team 3
11. 108 Schmid Yondi Niederlande/Dutch National Team 4
12. 47 Mitchel Pete Großbritannien 5

Cottbuser-Sprintercup (Sparkassencup)

2010-06-19T07:50:00.000-07:00

Cottbus 15/16 May 2010

Women and Youth Men Sprint

1. 54 Vogel Kristina SWE Sprintteam Erfurt 30
2. 52 Delev Charlene Sparkassen-Team Brandenburg 25
3. 62 Aßmuss Richard RSV Elxleben 18
4. 55 Zukowska Dominika ALKS Stal Grudziadz 12
5. 67 Seelig Max FRC 90 10
6. 65 Thieme Steve RSC Cottbus 8
7. 60 Arndt Charlott RSC Cottbus 6
8. 59 Konsulke Christina RSC Cottbus 5
9. 64 Ober Henry Track Cyxcling Team Menkl./Voprp. 4
10. 56 Ruminska Izabela ALKS Stal Grudziadz 3
11. 66 Kraft Pascal RSC Cottbus 2
12. 63 Uebel Robert SSV Gera 1

Women and Youth Men Keirin

1. 54 Vogel Kristina SWE Sprintteam Erfurt 30
2. 52 Delev Charlene Sparkassen-Team Brandenburg 25
3. 62 Aßmuss Richard RSV Elxleben 18
4. 59 Konsulke Christina RSC Cottbus
5. 67 Seelig Max FRC 90 10
6. 65 Thieme Steve RSC Cottbus 8
7. 63 Uebel Robert SSV Gera 6
8. 60 Arndt Charlott RSC Cottbus 5
9. 65 Thieme Steve RSC Cottbus 4
10. 58 Wach Lisa Track Cyxcling Team Menkl./Voprp. 3
11. 55 Zukowska Dominika ALKS Stal Grudziadz 2
12. 68 Peine Eric RSC Cottbus 1

Men Sprint

1 23 Förstemann Robert SSV Gera 5,11 5,14 10,25
2 22 Döhrer Sebastian RSV Werner Otto Berlin 5,29 5,34 10,63
3 6 Engler Eric Sparkassen-Team Brandenburg 5,28 5,43 10,71
4 4 Thiele Philipp Sparkassen-Team Brandenburg 5,27 5,49 10,76
5 3 Karge Florian Sparkassen-Team Brandenburg 5,32 5,46 10,781
6 14 Seidenbecher Michael SWE Sprintteam Erfurt 5,35 5,43 10,781
7 21 Stumpf Mathias RSV Werner Otto Berlin 5,32 5,48 10,80
8 13 Eilers Joachim Team ERDGAS. 2012 5,34 5,47 10,81
9 1 Levy Maximilian Cofidis 5,36 5,46 10,82
10 15 Enders René SWE Sprintteam Erfurt 5,32 5,51 10,83
11 20 Schröder Marc Track Cyxcling Team Menkl./Voprp. 5,38 5,47 10,85
12 2 Kanzler Paul Sparkassen-Team Brandenburg 5,38 5,55 10,93

1. 23 Förstemann Robert SSV Gera 30
2. 20 Schröder Marc Track Cyxcling Team Menkl./Voprp. 25
3. 4 Thiele Philipp Sparkassen-Team Brandenburg 18
4. 1 Levy Maximilian Cofidis 12
5. 13 Eilers Joachim Team ERDGAS. 2012 10
6. 14 SeidenbecheMr ichael SWE Sprintteam Erfurt 8
7. 15 Enders René SWE Sprintteam Erfurt 6
8. 22 Döhrer Sebastian RSV Werner Otto Berlin 5
9. 2 Kanzler Paul Sparkassen-Team Brandenburg 4
10. 21 Stumpf Mathias RSV Werner Otto Berlin 3
11. 18 Rackwitz Daniel Track Cyxcling Team Menkl./Voprp. 2
12. 5 Kaßner Johann Sparkassen-Team Brandenburg 1

Men Keirin

1. final run
1 Förstemann
2 1 Levy
3 18 Rackwitz
4 15 Enders
5 6 Engler
6 13 Eilers

2. final run
1 Eilers
2 Rackwitz
3 Enders
4 Förstemann
5 Levy
6 Engler

Total
1. 18 Rackwitz Daniel Track Cyxcling Team Menkl./Voprp. 30
2. 23 Förstemann Robert SSV Gera 25
3. 13 Eilers Joachim Team ERDGAS. 2012 18
4. 15 Enders René SWE Sprintteam Erfurt 12
5. 1 Levy Maximilian Cofidis 10
6. 6 Engler Eric Sparkassen-Team Brandenburg 8
7. 14 Seidenbecher Michael SWE Sprintteam Erfurt 6
8. 22 Döhrer Sebastian RSV Werner Otto Berlin 5
9. 3 Karge Florian Sparkassen-Team Brandenburg 4
10. 28 Matejka Karel Dukla Brno 3
11. 19 Fischer Gregor Track Cyxcling Team Menkl./Voprp. 2
12. 25 Maksel Krzysztof ALKS Stal Grudziadz 1

Testarossa Velodrome Challenge and Masters Keirin World Championships

2010-06-19T07:41:00.000-07:00

Testarossa Velodrome Challenge and
Masters Keirin World Championships

The Testarossa Velodrome Challenge was held on June 11 and 12 at the Hellyer Velodrome in San Jose, California and featured the inaugural Masters Keirin World Championships. Over 300 competitors came from all parts of the United States as well as Australia, New Zealand and Puerto Rico. Jame Carney, who put on a racing how-to clinic said, “Last year was my first time back to Hellyer since 1998 and I had a great time. Rick put on a super event and all of the top track riders in the U.S. should support these big events when we can.”

Elite Sprint Events

Men
Jimmy Watkins, who set Hellyer’s track record (10.83) at last year’s edition and a month later the US record (9.876), proved again to be the fastest man over the flying 200m. But young David Espinoza came in a very close second with T.J. Mathieson not far behind. Hellyer’s fast men Peter Billington and Sam Milroy, as well as Kiwi Andy Williams were still in striking distance.

Watkins Jimmy OUCH 11.03
Espinoza David Affinity Cycles 11.04
Mathieson T.J. Momentum Coaching Group 11.08
Billington Peter LTO Velo 11.17
Milroy Sam LTO Velo 11.2
Williams Andy Rubicon Orbea 11.29

Montano Velo Keirin
Andy Williams who took the position behind the motor, lead the field into turn 3 on Hellyer’s 335m track. Jimmy Watkins attacked in turn 4 and went to the front with one lap to go. At the 200m line Watkins had three bike lengths over Andy Williams who was at the head of the pack. Watkins had a commanding win, with Williams a clear second, while local fast man Sam Milroy took third over all-rounder Jame Carney, who came in fourth, with the podium being rounded out by Daniel Sullivan. Watkins said, “I felt pretty strong in my Keirin heat and was confident for the final. You never know what's going to happen in the Keirin so I wasn't expecting to win by a large margin. It just worked out for me.”

Watkins Jimmy 1
Williams Andy 2
Milroy Sam 3
Carney Jame 4
Sullivan Daniel 5
Pelaez Steve 6
Farioletti Marius 7
Espinoza David 8

Video at: http://vimeo.com/12511433

Milroy Sprints
The 12-man sprint tournament led to a final paring of Jimmy Watkins v. David Espinoza for gold and Pete Billington v. Kevin Mansker for bronze. David Espinoza beat Watkins in two exciting photo-finish runs. Billington beat Kevin Mansker two rides to one in the best of three, and T.J. Mathieson won the race for fifth. Watkins had this to say about the sprint final, “I knew that it would be close in the sprint final since our times were .01 apart but I thought I would win. I felt like I rode well but Espinosa just came around me both rides. He did a good job.” Hopefully we’ll see a rematch at Elite Nationals, if not before.

Espinoza David 1
Watkins Jimmy 2
Billington Peter 3
Mansker Kevin 4
Mathieson T.J. 5

Women
A much improved Dana Feiss emerged as the dominating force in the women’s sprint events. Her flying 200m time set her 2 tenths apart from the competition. But Tela Crane, Jen Featheringill, Australia’s all-rounder Laura McCaughey and Hellyer’s junior Ruth Winder also went below the 13 second mark.

Feiss Dana Home Depot Center Team 12.55
Crane Tela Broadmark Capital Cycling Team 12.75
Featheringill Jen Bike Central 12.76
McCaughey Laura Salamander 12.82
Winder Ruth Peanut Butter & Co. Twenty 12 12.98
Triplett Jennifer Broadmark Capital Cycling Team 13.02

Veritas Keirin
Dana Feiss took the position behind the motor and never gave up the lead, winning the Veritas Keirin Sir Chris Hoy-style. Laura McCaughey and Jen Featheringill came in second and third.
Feiss Dana 1
McCaughey Laura 2
Featheringill Jen 3
Reynolds Shelby 4
Triplett Jennifer 5
Shelly Evans 6
Newell Elizabeth 7
Crane Tela 8

Video: http://vimeo.com/12543955

Zin Surgical Sprints
Dana Feiss beat Jen Featheringill in two straight runs, while Laura McCaughey needed three to defeat Tela Crane. Jennifer Triplett won the race for 5th.

Feiss Dana 1
Featheringill Jen 2
McCaughey Laura 3
Crane Tela 4
Triplett Jennifer 5

Masters Keirin World Championships
Testarossa Velodrome Challenge featured the inaugural Masters Keirin World Championships. Competitors came from across the US and Puerto Rico to compete for the rainbow bulls-eye jersey, filling up 4 heats.

While most riders had participated in Saturday morning’s sprint tournament, Matthew Diefenbach saved himself exclusively for the keirin races.
Hellyer local Dave McCook took the motor with Diefenbach on his wheel. Diefenbach attacked on the home straight and lead the pack into the final lap leading McCook and Andrew Weathers.

Going into turn 3 for the final time, McCook counterattacked but wasn’t able to come around Diefenbach. Coming into the home straight McCook was on Diefenbach’s hip, but Diefenbach went out of the sprinter’s lane. While crossing the finish line first, Diefenbach was relegated to second place and McCook took home the rainbow bull’s eye jersey.

McCook David 1
Diefenbach Matthew 2
Weathers Andrew 3
Abers Brian 4
Smith Adam 5
Hernandez Amaury 6
Terusaki Stanley 7
Jaske Pekka 8

Video: http://vimeo.com/12545105

Masters’ Sprint Tournament
Adam Smith set the best time for the day, just eight tenths slower than elite Jimmy Watkins. Puerto Rico’s Amaury Hernandez also went under 12 seconds.

Smith Adam DNA 11.83
Hernandez Amaury Puerto Rico 11.93
Allen David Unattached 12.08
Abers Brian Bike Central 12.25
Rodamaker Mark Webcore/Alto Velo 12.59
Malenke Paul Team Bicycles Plus/Sierra Nevada 12.64
Licatesi John Davis Bike Club 12.65
Vogel Andreas CyclingCalifornia.Com 12.65

In the same session finals, it was David Allen beating Adam Smith for gold while Amaury Hernandez took home bronze. Northwest riders Brian Abers and Pekka Jaske took 4th and 5th respectively.

Allen David 1
Smith Adam 2
Hernandez Amaury 3
Abers Brian 4
Jaske Pekka 5

Endurance Events
SportVelo Points Race
In the most exciting race of Friday night, Peanut Butter & Co. Twenty 12’s Hanan Alves-Hyde escaped the field after about 6 laps and what looked like a suicide flyer. Alves-Hyde was later joined by Vanderkitten’s Jen Reither, a recent addition to the NorCal track community, and the two worked together to lap the field. In the final sprint, Alves-Hyde’s teammate Shelley Evans took the sprint over McCaughey to seal third place.

Alves-Hyde Hanan Peanut Butter & Co. Twenty 12 1
Reither Jennifer Vanderkitten pb Kenda 2
Evans Shelly Peanut Butter & Co. Twenty 12 3
McCaughey Laura Salamander 4
Newell Elizabeth MRBerkeley.com p/b Bell Lap 5
Winder Ruth Peanut Butter & Co. Twenty 12 6
Reynolds Shelby Sugar Cycles 7
Triplett Jennifer Broadmark Capital Cycling Team 8

Women’s Clinic Miss & Out
Over 20 women rolled off the rail at the start, including a number of riders gaining their first experience in an elite competition. As riders were called out each lap the speed stayed high and the final three, Aussie Laura McCaughey, Hellyerite Beth Newell and Seattle’s Jen Triplett sprinted to the line with McCaughey edging out Newell for the win.

McCaughey Laura Salamander 1
Newell Elizabeth MRBerkeley.com p/b Bell Lap 2
Triplett Jennifer Broadmark Capital Cycling Team 3
Hanan Alves-Hyde Peanut Butter & Co. Twenty 12 4
Prokopakis Kira Los Gatos 5
Reynolds Shelby Sugar Cycles 6
Winder Ruth Peanut Butter & Co. Twenty 12 7
Shimabuku Ashley Team Roaring Mouse 8

Testarossa Scratch
In another fast race with a large field, McCaughey, Triplett and Newell were again the top three, with 2nd and 3rd places reversed over the Miss & Out. Of note was junior rider Ruth Winder on the podium in 4th place and master rider Beverly Chaney in the top 8.

McCaughey Laura Salamander 1
Triplett Jennifer Broadmark Capital Cycling Team 2
Newell Elizabeth MRBerkeley.com p/b Bell Lap 3
Winder Ruth Peanut Butter & Co. Twenty 12 4
Crane Tela Broadmark Capital Cycling Team 5
Hanan Alves-Hyde Peanut Butter & Co. Twenty 12 6
Ash Mary Ellen Los Gatos 7
Chaney Beverly Team Roaring Mouse 8

Elite Miss & Out
Veteran Jame Carney started his domination of the endurance events on Friday night in the Miss & Out. In the final sprint, he edged Jason Allen, with Dave McCook rolling across the line for 3rd.

Carney Jame Giddy Up Factor 5000 1
Allen Jason rubicon orbea 2
McCook David McGuire Cycling Tean 3
Duehring Jacob OUCH 4
Kovalcik Zak BRIHOP 5

Testarossa Scratch
In a race full of men with speed and experience, Carney, the wily veteran, again crossed the line in 1st place. Bissell’s Ben Jacques-Maynes used Saturday night’s racing as a tune-up for this weekend’s Nature Valley and was on the podium in 3rd place. Carney said, “The scratch race was a little nervy since I had no idea if Ben was going to rip my legs off with attacks or if the other guy was stronger or faster than me. I had to play it cautious with my turns so I had a big bullet at the end.”

Carney Jame Giddy Up Factor 5000 1
Duehring Jacob OUCH 2
Jacques-Maynes Ben Bissell 3
Allen Jason rubicon orbea 4
Pelaez Steve MRB p/b Bell Lap 5

John Peckham Memorial Points Race
Prior to the race Hellyer Board President and teammate of John Peckham, Brian Peterson said a few words to the crowd, “John’s incredible talent, infectious smile and positive attitude were impossible to miss on or off the bike and will always be remembered.” In another big, competitive field, Carney ran up the points to easily take 1st place. Jacques-Mayes came in a comfortable 2nd, and 3rd and 4th places came down to the final sprint with Kevin Schiller edging out junior rider Daniel Farinha. Ian Moir edged out Jason Allen for the final podium spot.

Carney Jame Giddy Up Factor 5000 1
Jacques-Maynes Ben Bissell 2
Schiller Kevin DNA 3
Farinha Daniel SJBC 4
Ian Moir 5

Brakeless Madison
In the final event of Friday night, eight teams took the start. After a crash midway through the race that saw two teams exit the race, the team of Jason Allen and Jame Carney went up a lap to wrap up the win. Kevin Schiller and Adam Smith had a good lead for 2nd place over the teams of Brent Emhoff/Zak Kovalcik and Eric Balfus/Steve Pelaez, with Emhoff/Kovalcik taking Balfus/Pelaez in the final sprint for 3rd place. Veterans Patrick Briggs and Dave McCook completed the podium.

Allen Jason Giddy Up Factor 5000 1
Carney Jame
Schiller Kevin DNA 2
Smith Adam
Emoff Brent Brihop 3
Kovalcik Zak
Balfus Eric MRB p/b Bell Lap 4
Pelaez Steve
Briggs Pat McGuire Cycling Tean 5
McCook David
Evans Rob RHVilla/IAS 6
Lanier Andrew

Nicerpage Masters’ Miss & Out
The NorCal masters put on a Miss & Out clinic, with six of the first seven placesgoing to NorCal riders. Portland’s Daryl Hemenway broke up the NorCal party, on the podium in 4th place.

McCook David McGuire Cycling Team 1
Nolan Lawrence Team Specialized Racing Masters 2
Briggs Patrick Yahoo! Cycling Team 3
Hemenway Daryl BRIHOP 4
Smith Daniel Morgan Stanley Smith Barney/Specialized 5

Almaden Cycle Club Masters’ Points
The Masters’ points race was another all NorCal podium, with only one point separating 2nd through 5th places.

Briggs Patrick Yahoo! Cycling Team 1
Terusaki Stanley Morgan Stanley Smith Barney/Specialized 2
Gee Vince Mellow Johnny’s 3
Hunter Aaron Kinetic Cycles/GBI 4
Cheetham John Metromint Cycling 5

Masters’ Scratch
Briggs and Terusaki swapped podium places between the points and scratch races. Local coach Dan Smith took 3rd, with multiple time national and world champion Larry Nolan in 4th, with Southern Californian Adam Smith in 5th.

Terusaki Stanley Morgan Stanley Smith Barney/Specialized 1
Briggs Patrick Yahoo! Cycling Team 2
Smith Daniel Morgan Stanley Smith Barney/Specialized 3
Nolan Lawrence Team Specialized Racing Masters 4
Smith Adam DNA 5

GRAND PRIX OF MOSCOW

2010-05-30T09:43:00.000-07:00

GRAND PRIX OF MOSCOW

European Sprint Cup

Krylatskoye Velodrome, Moscow, May 28-30 2010

Complete results

Women's flying 200m

1 70 KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU 10,793 WR
2 93 SANCHEZ Clara FRA 11,028
3 73 KANIS Willy NED 11,122
4 94 CUEFF Virginie FRA 11,250
5 82 BARANOVA Viktoria MosObl 11,251
6 74 HIJGENAAR Yvonne NED 11,422
7 77 GNIDENKO Ekaterina Tula 11,445
8 87 STRELTSOVA Olga MTT 11,453
9 75 VOGEL Kristina GER 11,600
10 71 GAIVENYTE Gintare LTU 11,655

Women's Sprint Final
1 70 KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU
2 93 SANCHEZ Clara FRA
3 87 STRELTSOVA Olga MTT
4 73 KANIS Willy NED
5 75 VOGEL Kristina GER
6 71 GAIVENYTE Gintare LTU

Women's Keirin Final
1 93 SANCHEZ Clara FRA
2 75 VOGEL Kristina GER
3 70 KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU
4 73 KANIS Willy NED
5 94 CUEFF Virginie FRA
6 82 BARANOVA Viktoria MosObl

Men's Flying 200m
1 64 SIREAU Kevin FRA 9,724
2 65 BAUGE Gregory FRA 9,771
3 5 FORSTEMANN Robert GER 9,893 German Record
4 16 DMITRIEV Denis MTT 10,051
5 15 KUCHEROV Sergey MTT 10,056
6 7 SEIDENBECHER Michael 10,172
7 6 ENDERS Rene GER 10,217
8 17 KHOZOV Vladimir 10,228
9 38 SAVITSKIY Valentin OMSK 10,229
10 14 BORISOV Sergey MTT 10,253

Men's Sprint Final
1 64 SIREAU Kevin FRA
2 5 FORSTEMANN Robert GER
3 16 DMITRIEV Denis MTT
4 7 SEIDENBECHER Michael GER
5 6 ENDERS Rene GER
6 65 BAUGE Gregory FRA

Men's Keirin Final
1 6 ENDERS Rene GER
2 64 SIREAU Kevin FRA
3 56 KUCZYNSKI Kamil POL
4 7 SEIDENBECHER Michael GER
5 58 TEKLINSKI Adrian POL
6 65 BAUGE Gregory FRA

GRAND PRIX OF TULA

2010-05-30T09:24:00.000-07:00

GRAND PRIX OF TULA

European Sprint Cup - Tula, Russia, May 24-25, 2010

Complete results

Men's Flying 200m
1 5 FORSTEMANN Robert GER 10,215
2 16 DMITRIEV Denis MTT 10,475
3 7 SEIDENBECHER Michael GER 10,480
4 6 ENDERS Rene GER 10,526
5 28 YAKUSHEVSKIY PAVEL SESTR 10,530
6 15 KUCHEROV Sergey MTT 10,538
7 17 KHOZOV Vladimir MTT 10,589
8 26 OKUNEV Ilya SESTR 10,596
9 14 BORISOV Sergey MTT 10,616
10 52 GENUS Gennadii UKR 10,667

Men's Sprint Final
1 5 FORSTEMANN Robert GER
2 16 DMITRIEV Denis MTT
3 6 ENDERS Rene GER
4 15 KUCHEROV Sergey MTT RUS19800718

Men's Keirin Final
1 7 SEIDENBECHER Michael GER
2 21 SCHMIDT Yondi NED
3 6 ENDERS Rene GER
4 52 GENUS Gennadii UKR
5 26 OKUNEV Ilya SESTR

Women's Flying 200m
1 73 KANIS Willy NED 11,560
2 70 KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU 11,565
3 82 BARANOVA Viktoria MosObl 11,745
4 77 GNIDENKO Ekaterina Tula 11,892
5 75 VOGEL Kristina GER 11,947
6 74 HIJGENAAR Yvonne NED 12,137
7 71 GAIVENYTE Gintare LTU 12,223
8 80 ASSESEROVA Elizaveta Tula 12,241
9 88 VOYNOVA Anastaiya MTT 12,299
10 87 STRELTSOVA Olga MTT 12,308

Women's Sprint Final
1 70 KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU
2 73 KANIS Willy NED
3 75 VOGEL Kristina GER
4 87 STRELTSOVA Olga MTT
5 71 GAIVENYTE Gintare LTU
6 77 GNIDENKO Ekaterina Tula

Women's Keirin Final
1 73 KANIS Willy NED
2 77 GNIDENKO Ekaterina Tula
3 74 HIJGENAAR Yvonne NED
4 70 KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU
5 71 GAIVENYTE Gintare LTU
6 72 DEVEIKYTE Ruta LTU

17. Erfurter Sprintertag

2010-05-12T06:40:00.000-07:00

Men - Sprint
1. Rene’ Enders(Sprintteam Stadtwerke Erfurt)
2. Sebastian Döhrer(Berlin)
3. Michael Seidenbecher(Sprintteam Stadtwerke Erfurt)

Men - Keirin
1. Rene’ Enders(Sprintteam Stadtwerke Erfurt)
2. Sebastian Döhrer(Berlin)
3. Michael Seidenbecher(Sprintteam Stadtwerke Erfurt)

Women - Sprint

1. Kristina Vogel(Sprintteam Stadtwerke Erfurt)
2. Charlene Delev(Brandenburg)
3. Sabine Brettschneider(Brandenburg)

Women - Keirin

1. Kristina Vogel(Sprintteam Stadtwerke Erfurt)
2. Charlene Delev(Brandenburg)
3. Sabine Brettschneider(Brandenburg)

PanAmerican Track Championships

2010-05-12T06:33:00.000-07:00

Aguascalientes, Mexico

Women 500m
1 Lisandra Guerra (Cuba) 0:00:33.390
2 Monique Sullivan (Canada) 0:00:34.760
3 Nancy Contreras (Mexico) 0:00:35.042
4 Diana Garcia (Colombia) 0:00:35.063
5 Daniela Larreal (Venezuela) 0:00:35.256
6 Daniela Gaxiola (Mexico) 0:00:35.612
7 Jannine Salcedo (Colombia) 0:00:35.637
8 Arianna Herrera (Cuba) 0:00:35.689
9 Cristin Walker (USA) 0:00:36.282
10 Irene Aravena (Chile) 0:00:36.513

Men's Kilo
1 96 SELLIER Cristopher TRI 1:00.995
2 15 SMITH Travis CAN 1:01.429
3 100 PULGAR Angel VEN 1:01.795
4 24 MARIN Jonathan COL 1:02.009
5 23 PUERTA Fabian COL 1:02.422
6 14 COSETTE Stephane CAN 1:02.671
...
10 99 MATHIESON Tj USA 1:03.688
11 98 WALKER Daniel USA 1:03.782

Women's Sprint Qualification
1 221 GUERRA Lisandra CUB 10.862
2 212 GARCIA Diana COL 11.102
3 199 LARREAL Daniela VEN 11.288
4 205 SULLIVAN Monique CAN 11.307
5 222 HERRERA Arianna CUB 11.537
6 214 GAVIRIA Juliana COL 11.556

Women's Sprint
1 221 GUERRA Lisandra CUB
2 212 GARCIA Diana COL
3 199 LARREAL Daniela VEN
4 205 SULLIVAN Monique CAN

Men's Sprint Final
1 15 SMITH Travis CAN
2 92 PHILLY Njisane TRI
3 21 NARVAEZ Leonardo COL
4 102 CANELON Hersony VEN

Women's Keirin Final

1 221 GUERRA Lisandra CUB
2 199 LARREAL Daniela VEN
3 212 GARCIA Diana COL
4 237 TINAJERO Estefany MEX
5 205 SULLIVAN Monique CAN
6 222 HERRERA Arianna CUB

Men's Keirin Final
1 102 CANELON Hersony VEN
2 13 FORDE Barry BAR
3 21 NARVAEZ Leonardo COL
4 92 PHILLY Njisane TRI
5 7 FERNANDEZ Juan Telmo ARG
6 22 TAMAYO Christian COL

GRAND PRIX OF POLAND

2010-03-14T20:15:00.000-07:00

Pruszków, 12 -13.03.2010

Full results

Sprint - Women

Qualification

1. 116 GER19901110 Vogel Kristina Germany 11,525 0,000
2. 115 GER19861209 Welte Miriam Germany 11,529 0,004
3. 117 GER19831019 Muche Christin Germany 11,666 0,141
4. 100 ESP19880724 Casas Roige Helena Spain 11,977 0,452
5. 114 POL19890208 Dabrowska Renata Poland 1 12,125 0,600
6. 119 GRE19890602 Koutsonikoli Angeliki Greece 12,328 0,803

Final

1. 116 GER19901110 Vogel Kristina Germany
2. 115 GER19861209 Welte Miriam Germany
3. 117 GER19831019 Muche Christin Germany
4. 114 POL19890208 Dabrowska Renata Poland 1
5. 100 ESP19880724 Casas Roige Helena Spain
6. 119 GRE19890602 Koutsonikoli Angeliki Greece

Sprint Men

Qualification

1. 44 GER19780301 Nimke Stefan Germany 10,121 0,000
2. 48 GER19870626 Levy Maximilian Germany 10,134 0,013
3. 74 GER19860305 Foerstemann Robert Germany 10,192 0,071
4. 49 GER19790124 Bergemann Carsten Germany 10,232 0,111
5. 23 POL19811202 Zielinski Damian Poland 1 10,244 0,123
6. 26 POL19820529 Kwiatkowski Łukasz Poland 2 10,275 0,154

Final

1. 49 GER19790124 Bergemann Carsten Germany
2. 59 GER19870213 Enders Rene Germany
3. 50 GER19841106 Seidenbecher Michael Germany
4. 23 POL19811202 Zielinski Damian Poland 1
5. 48 GER19870626 Levy Maximilian Germany
6. 84 GRE19880325 Volikakis Christos Greece

Keirin Women

1. 116 GER19901110 Vogel Kristina Germany
2. 115 GER19861209 Welte Miriam Germany
3. 117 GER19831019 Muche Christin Germany
4. 119 GRE19890602 Koutsonikoli Angeliki Greece
5. 114 POL19890208 Dabrowska Renata Poland 1
6. 103 POL19890921 Wojtyra Małgorzata Poland

Keirin Men

1. 59 GER19870213 Enders Rene Germany
2. 48 GER19870626 Levy Maximilian Germany
3. 84 GRE19880325 Volikakis Christos Greece
4. 49 GER19790124 Bergemann Carsten Germany
5. 85 GRE19890620 Volikakis Zafeiris Greece
6. 27 POL19891103 Teklinski Adrian Poland 2

7. 50 GER19841106 Seidenbecher Michael Germany
8. 74 GER19860305 Foerstemann Robert Germany
9. 75 GER19880803 Waechter Tobias Germany
10. 86 GRE19881104 Reppas Vasileilos Greece
11. 31 POL19900108 Sarnecki Rafał Poland
12. 30 POL19900704 Maksel Krzysztof Poland

500m Women

1. 115 GER19861209 Welte Miriam Germany 34,763 0,000
2. 116 GER19901110 Vogel Kristina Germany 34,916 0,153
3. 114 POL19890208 Dabrowska Renata Poland 1 36,672 1,909
4. 100 ESP19880724 Casas Roige Helena Spain 36,682 1,919
5. 103 POL19890921 Wojtyra Małgorzata Poland 2 37,274 2,511
6. 119 GRE19890602 Koutsonikoli Angeliki Greece 37,435 2,672
7. 120 GRE19731102 Klapanara Eleni Greece 37,666 2,903
8. 123 POL19920201 ukowska Dominika Poland 5 38,306 3,543
9. 118 AUT19860429 Cizgin Pelin Austria 38,518 3,755

Australian National Championships

2010-02-07T08:25:00.000-08:00

Women 200m Sprint Qualification
1 Kaarle Mcculloch (NSW) 0:00:11.38
2 Annette Edmondson (SA) 0:00:11.69
3 Cassandra Kell (NSW) 0:00:11.71
4 Ting Ying Huang (TPE) 0:00:11.84
5 Stephanie Morton (SA) 0:00:12.01
6 Apryl Eppinger (VIC) 0:00:12.06

Women Sprint
1 Kaarle Mcculloch (New South Wales)
2 Cassandra Kell (New South Wales)
3 Annette Edmondson (South Australia)
4 Ting Ying Huang (Tasmania)
5 Apryl Eppinger (VIC)
6 Stephanie Morton (SA)
7 Caitlin Todd (ACT)
8 Jessica Laws (VIC)

Men 200m Sprint Qualification
1 Daniel Ellis (ACT) 0:00:10.27
2 Jason Niblett (VIC) 0:00:10.35
3 Scott Sunderland (WA) 0:00:10.37
4 Peter Lewis (NSW) 0:00:10.49
5 Alex Bird (ACT) 0:00:10.50
6 Gary Ryan (ACT) 0:00:10.53

Men Sprint
1 Daniel Ellis (ACT) 0:00:11.024
2 Scott Sunderland (WA)
3 Alex Bird (ACT)

5 Andrew Taylor (NSW)
6 Paul Fellows (NSW)
7 Michael Robinson (QLD)
8 Peter Lewis (NSW)
DNF Jason Niblett

Women Keirin
1 Kaarle Mcculloch (NSW)
2 Annette Edmondson (SA)
3 Ting Ying Huang (TPE)
4 Caitlin Todd (ACT)
DNF Cassandra Kell (NSW)
DNF Melissa Hoskins (WA)

Men's Keirin
1 Scott Sunderland (WA)
2 Daniel Ellis (ACT)
3 Andrew Taylor (NSW)
4 Joel Leonard (VIC)
5 Alex Bird (ACT)
6 Jason Niblett (VIC)

Women's 500m Time Trial final
1 Kaarle Mcculloch (NSW) 0:00:34.208
2 Annette Edmondson (SA) 0:00:36.070
3 Ting Ying Huang (TPE) 0:00:36.607
4 Apryl Eppinger (VIC) 0:00:36.685
5 Jessica Laws (VIC) 0:00:36.844
6 Laura Mccaughey (TAS) 0:00:37.069

Men's 1000m Time Trial Final
1 Joel Leonard (VIC) 0:01:02.900
2 James Glasspool (SA) 0:01:03.500
3 Scott Law (NSW) 0:01:04.200
4 Jack Bobridge (SA) 0:01:04.500
5 Rohan Dennis (SA) 0:01:05.000
6 James Langedyk (VIC) 0:01:05.600

Berlin 6 Days

2010-02-02T19:27:00.001-08:00

Final - Wolfram“ Champions Sprint International (Elite)

1. LEVY, MAXIMILIAN 86 Pkt.

2. DÖHRER, SEBASTIAN 85 Pkt.

3. NIMKE, STEFAN 68 Pkt.

4. ENDERS, RENE 66 Pkt.

5. SPICKA, DENIS 39 Pkt.

6. SELZER, CLEMENS 34 Pkt.

Sprint der Asse (Masters)

1. Emanuel Raasch (Berlin)

2. Jens Glücklich (Cottbus)

3. Lutz Heßlich (Cottbus), Eyk Pokorny (Berlin) und Dirk Engler (Cottbus).

„Nicklas-Cup“ (Masters)

1. Emanuel Raasch (Berlin)

2. Lutz Heßlich (Cottbus)

Detailed results:

Beijing World Cup

2010-01-22T07:43:00.001-08:00

Sprint

Women

200m

With the exception of the top two Chinese riders, everybody else seems to be a little slower than usual.

1 60 GUO Shuang CHN 11.064
2 61 LIN Junhong CHN 11.290
3 230 KANIS Willy NED 11.314
4 32 PANARINA Olga BLR 11.338
5 143 LEE Wai Sze HKG 11.487
6 12 MEARES Anna AUS 11.489
7 13 ROSEMOND Emily AUS 11.578
8 229 HIJGENAAR Yvonne NED 11.605
9 108 SANCHEZ Clara FRA 11.610
10 170 MCCULLOCH Kaarle JAY 11.619

Final

Anna Meares fought through the round from her 6th qualification position making it onto the podium between the two fast Chinese.

1 60 GUO Shuang CHN 11.696 11.617
2 12 MEARES Anna AUS
3 61 LIN Junhong CHN
PANARINA Olga disqualified
5 230 KANIS Willy NED
6 170 MCCULLOCH Kaarle JAY
7 108 SANCHEZ Clara FRA
8 216 ZHONG Tianshi MSP
9 215 XU Yulei MSP
10 105 CUEFF Virginie FRA
11 13 ROSEMOND Emily AUS
12 229 HIJGENAAR Yvonne NED
13 143 LEE Wai Sze HKG

Men

This sprint tournament was a reminder that match sprint is all about the fight man against man and not a time trial with an attached tournament. However at the beginning it seemed to be all so clear: only three riders Lei Zhang, Michaël d'Almeida and François Pervis stayed below the 10.3 sec line and it looked like those three would fight outthe podiums positions.

The round of the last 16th everthing went according to plan. However there was a sign of big things to come: 8th seeded German Max Levy was beating 9th placed Australian Jason Niblett with a time of 9.926 for the last 200m which was 1/2 a second faster than his time during qualification.

The quarter final was then the end for the fast Chinese. Max Levy was defeating
Lei Zhang and Kiwi Eddy Dawkins the fourth fastest qualifier Miao Zhang. D'Almeida and Pervis joined them in the semi finals.

Now Eddy Dawkins was beating the German Keirin World Champion Levy while d'Almeida turned out to be the faster Frenchman of the night.

In the final Eddy Dawkins beat d'Almeida for his biggest win yet and Pervis won the Cofidis internal fight for bronze over Max Levy (who had just joined Cofidis a couple of weeks ago).

200m

1 57 ZHANG Lei CHN 10.183
2 98 D'ALMEIDA Michaël FRA 10.267
3 65 PERVIS François COF 10.294
4 58 ZHANG Miao CHN 10.325
5 236 DAWKINS Edward NZL 10.391
6 117 DOEHRER Sebastian GER 10.392
7 256 ZIELINSKI Damian POL 10.394
8 321 LEVY Maximillian COF 10.421
9 7 NIBLETT Jason AUS 10.423
10 114 KWIATKOWSKI Lukasz GDZ 10.427

Final

1 236 DAWKINS Edward NZL
2 98 D'ALMEIDA Michaël FRA
3 65 PERVIS François COF
4 321 LEVY Maximillian COF
5 57 ZHANG Lei CHN
6 256 ZIELINSKI Damian POL
7 70 PTACNIK Adam CZE
8 58 ZHANG Miao CHN
9 117 DOEHRER Sebastian GER
10 169 SUNDERLAND Scott JAY
11 207 BAO Saifei MSP
12 7 NIBLETT Jason AUS
13 114 KWIATKOWSKI Lukasz GDZ
14 167 ELLIS Daniel JAY
15 222 MULDER Teun NED
16 124 STUMPF Mathias GER

Keirin

Women

All the strong riders made it into the 2nd round even though some had to take the rep detour. Round 2 then had a number of surprises: the French duo Clara Sanchez and Claire Sandie and the 500 m time trial winner Willy Kanis didn't make it. But there were some up-and-coming riders in the final: Malayasia's Fatehah Mustapa (who was dq-ed in the final) and the dutch youngster Agnes Ronner. World Champion Shuang Guo took the win with Germany's Miriam Welte and Wai Sze Lee joining her on the podium.

Final

1 60 GUO Shuang CHN
2 129 WELTE Miriam GER
3 143 LEE Wai Sze HKG
4 233 RONNER Agnes NED
5 32 PANARINA Olga BLR

203 MUSTAPA Fatehah was disqualified for 2 warnings

Men

Strong field for the Keirin, Gregory Bauge DNF-ed the semi finals

Final

1 35 AWANG Azizulhasni BTA
2 7 NIBLETT Jason AUS
3 167 ELLIS Daniel JAY
4 321 LEVY Maximillian COF
5 117 DOEHRER Sebastian GER
6 200 NG ONN LAM Josiah MAS

Time Trial

Women

Willy Kanis breaks 34 sec barrier.

Final

1 230 KANIS Willy NED 33.989
2 59 GONG Jinjie CHN 34.136
3 12 MEARES Anna AUS 34.243
4 170 MCCULLOCH Kaarle JAY 34.510
5 103 CLAIR Sandie FRA 34.613
6 32 PANARINA Olga BLR 34.654

Men

Another gold medal for the Chinese team and young German Joachim Eilers from Chemnitz comes in 2nd. Kamil Kuczynski rounds out the podium.

Final

1 58 ZHANG Miao CHN 1:02.173
2 118 EILERS Joachim GER 1:02.677
3 254 KUCZYNSKI Kamil POL 1:03.105
4 236 DAWKINS Edward NZL 1:03.190
5 212 WANG Chongyang MSP 1:03.211
6 69 DITZEL Filip CZE 1:03.570

Team Sprint

Women

The Chinese women's teams show off the strength and the depth of their program.

Final

1 CHN China 33.311
2 NED Netherlands 34.086
3 AUS Australia 34.619
4 MSP MAX SUCCESS PRO CYCLING 34.703

Qualification

1 CHN China 33.314
59 GONG Jinjie
61 LIN Junhong

2 NED Netherlands 33.961
229 HIJGENAAR Yvonne
230 KANIS Willy

3 MSP MAX SUCCESS PRO CYCLING 34.377
215 XU Yulei
216 ZHONG Tianshi

4 AUS Australia 34.432
12 MEARES Anna
13 ROSEMOND Emily

5 FRA France 34.470
103 CLAIR Sandie
105 CUEFF Virginie

6 GER Germany 35.115
127 DELEV Charlene
129 WELTE Miriam

Men

Qualification

This was an interesting qualification. The Chinese team was very strong in front of the home crowd, closely followed by the Australian Jayco team the French squat. Disappointing the Germans (who still won the over world cup in the team sprint) and the Cofidis team with German Keirin World Champion Max Levy.

1 CHN China 44.192
52 CHENG Changsong
57 ZHANG Lei
58 ZHANG Miao

2 JAY TEAM JAYCO 44.524
167 ELLIS Daniel
168 PERKINS Shane
169 SUNDERLAND Scott

3 FRA France 44.593
94 BAUGE Gregory
98 D'ALMEIDA Michaël
100 JOLLET Thierry

4 MTT MOSCOW TRACK TEAM 45.085
217 BORISOV Sergey
218 DMITRIEV Denis
219 KUCHEROV Sergey

5 NZL New Zealand 45.104
236 DAWKINS Edward
241 STEWART Adam
243 WEBSTER Sam

6 GER Germany 45.251
117 DOEHRER Sebastian
118 EILERS Joachim
124 STUMPF Mathias

7 COF COFIDIS 45.255
64 LAFARGUE Quentin
65 PERVIS François
321 LEVY Maximillian

8 AUS Australia 45.564
1 BIRD Alex
5 LEWIS Peter
7 NIBLETT Jason

Final

the finals confirmed the positions from the qualification:

1 CHN China 44.237
2 JAY TEAM JAYCO 44.748
3 FRA France 44.638
4 MTT MOSCOW TRACK TEAM 45.271

Tassi Carnival

2009-12-26T09:44:00.000-08:00

Burnie, January 1st, 2010

Men's Sprint
1 Shane Perkins (Aus) Australia
2 Simon Van Velthooven (NZl) New Zealand
3 Sam Webster (NZl) New Zealand
4 Matt Glaetzer (Aus) Australia
5 Giddeon Massie (USA) USA
6 Andrew Taylor (Aus) Australia
7 Joel Leonard (Aus) Australia
8 Ethan Mitchell (NZl) New Zealand
9 Eddy Dawkins (NZl) New Zealand
10 Andy Williams (NZl) New Zealand
11 Paul Fellows (Aus) Australia
12 James Glasspool (Aus) Australia

Men's Keirin
1 Giddeon Massie (USA) USA
2 Andrew Taylor (Aus) Australia
3 Paul Fellows (Aus) Australia
4 Matt Glaetzer (Aus) Australia
5 Simon Van Velthooven (NZl) New Zealand
6 Ethan Mitchell (NZl) New Zealand
7 Sam Webster (NZl) New Zealand
8 Andy Williams (NZl) New Zealand
9 Eddy Dawkins (NZl) New Zealand
10 Jaron Gardiner (Aus) Australia

Men's Team Sprint
1 Mitchell Bullen (Aus) NSW
Paul Fellows (Aus)
Andrew Taylor (Aus)
2 James Glasspool (Aus) South Australia
Matt Glaetzer (Aus)
Edward Coad (Aus)
3 Akmal Amrun (Mas) Malaysia
Amir Rusli (Mas)
Zamani Mustarudin (Mas)
4 Simon Van Velthooven (NZl) New Zealand
Sam Webster (NZl)
Andy Williamsl (NZl)
5 Nathan Corigan-Martella (Aus) Australia 2
Aaron Cooper (Aus)
Luke Parker (Aus)
6 Shane Perkins (Aus) Australia 1
Joel Leonard (Aus)
Maddison Hammond (Aus)

Davenport, December 29th - 30th, 2009

Men's Keirin
1 Shane Perkins
2 Azizulhasni Awang
3 Barry Forde
4 Sam Webster

UCI Men's Sprint
1 Shane Perkins 0:00:10.760
2 H Sufian
3 A Taylor
4 Gideon Massie

UCI Team Sprint
1 New Zealand
2 Australia

Latrobe, December 26th, 2009

Photos and complete results

Men’s Sprint

1) Shane Perkins Australia AUS19861230

2) Azizulhasni Awang Malaysia MAS19880105

3) Junaidi Nasir Malaysia MAS19840104

4) Syamil Bahrum Malaysia MAS19890313

5) Barry Forde Barbados BAR19760917

6) Edrus Yunos Malaysia MAS19870719

7) Andrew Taylor Australia AUS19850724

8) Ethan Mitchell New Zealand NZL19910119

9) Paul Fellows Australia AUS19631201

10) Sam Webster New Zealand NZL19910716

11) Hazif Sufian Malaysia MAS19860712

12) Gideon Massie USA USA19810827

13) Simon Van Velthooven New Zealand NZL19881206

14) Joel Leonard Australia AUS19810722

15) Mitchell Bullen Australia AUS19911206

16) Haseem McLean Trinidad Tobago TRI19870726

Men’s Keirin

1) Shane Perkins Australia AUS19861230

2) Hafiz Sufian Malaysia MAS19860712

3) Eddie Dawkins New Zealand NZL19890711

4) Barry Forde Barbados BAR19760917

5) Junaidi Nasir Malaysia MAS19840104

6) Azizulhasni Awang Malaysia MAS19880105

7) Sam Webster New Zealand NZL19910716

8) Gideon Massie USA USA19810827

9) Harrif Salleh Malaysia MAS19880915

10) Simon Van Velthooven New Zealand NZL19881206

11) Andrew Taylor Australia AUS19850724

12) Ethan Mitchell New Zealand NZL19910119

Cali World Cup

2009-12-10T21:53:00.000-08:00

Cali, Colombia, 10-12 Dec, 2009

Sprint

Women

200m TT
1 188 KANIS Willy NED 11.247
2 158 KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU 11.276
3 69 GUERRA RODRIGUEZ Lisandra CUB 11.371
4 62 GARCIA ORREGO Diana Maria COL 11.429
5 187 HIJGENAAR Yvonne NED 11.449
6 112 MUCHE Christin GER 11.534

Final

1 158 KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU
2 188 KANIS Willy NED
3 69 GUERRA RODRIGUEZ Lisandra CUB
4 62 GARCIA ORREGO Diana Maria COL
5 112 MUCHE Christin GER
6 8 ROSEMOND Emily AUS
7 103 VARNISH Jessica GBR
8 187 HIJGENAAR Yvonne NED

Men

200m TT

1 50 SIREAU Kévin COF 10.042
2 105 FORSTEMANN Robert GER 10.097
3 106 LEVY Maximilian GER 10.256
4 29 SMITH Travis CAN 10.276
5 58 TAMAYO SAAVEDRA Christian Leandro COL 10.316
6 163 MOHAMAD NASIR Junaidi MAS 10.417
7 95 D'ALMEIDA Michaël FRA 10.458
8 143 NITTA Yudai JPN 10.475
9 48 MULDER Teun COF 10.476
10 30 VELOCE Joseph CAN 10.513

Final

1 50 SIREAU Kévin COF
2 105 FORSTEMANN Robert GER
3 106 LEVY Maximilian GER
4 29 SMITH Travis CAN REL
5 73 BABEK Tomas CZE
6 58 TAMAYO SAAVEDRA Christian Leandro COL
7 48 MULDER Teun COF
8 95 D'ALMEIDA Michaël FRA

Keirin

Women

1 112 MUCHE Christin GER
2 8 ROSEMOND Emily AUS
3 62 GARCIA ORREGO Diana Maria COL
4 158 KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU
5 34 SULLIVAN Monique CAN
6 69 GUERRA RODRIGUEZ Lisandra CUB

Men

1 95 D'ALMEIDA Michaël FRA
2 48 MULDER Teun COF
3 217 VYNOKUROV Andrii UKR
4 106 LEVY Maximilian GER
5 145 WAKIMOTO Yuta JPN
6 196 THOMSON Michael RSA

7 29 SMITH Travis CAN
8 55 NARVAEZ ROMERO Leonardo COL
9 181 VAN DEN BERG Roy NED
10 175 PERALTA GASCON Juan NAV
11 200 SAVITSKIY Valentin RUS
DNS 138 CECI Luca ITA

Time Trial

Women

1 158 KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU 33.786
2 188 KANIS Willy NED 33.852
3 69 GUERRA RODRIGUEZ Lisandra CUB 34.479
4 62 GARCIA ORREGO Diana Maria COL 35.083
5 103 VARNISH Jessica GBR 35.215
6 89 CASAS ROIGE Helena ESP 35.376

Men

1 95 D'ALMEIDA Michaël FRA 1:01.171
2 49 PERVIS François COF 1:01.748
3 212 BOLIBRUKH Yevhen UKR 1:02.665
4 73 BABEK Tomas CZE 1:02.978
5 82 ALONSO CASTILLO David ESP 1:03.220
6 143 NITTA Yudai JPN 1:03.529
7 202 ZHURKIN Nikolay RUS 1:03.645
8 54 PUERTA ZAPATA Fabian Hernando COL 1:03.711
9 109 STUMPF Mathias GER 1:03.784
10 138 CECI Luca ITA 1:03.987

Team Sprint

Women

1 NED Netherlands 33.956
187 HIJGENAAR Yvonne
188 KANIS Willy

2 LTU Lithuania 34.459
157 GAIVENYTE Gintare
158 KRUPECKAITE Simona

3 RUS Russia 34.850
203 BARANOVA Victoria
204 STRELTSOVA Olga

4 CUB Cuba 35.287
69 GUERRA RODRIGUEZ Lisandra
70 HERRERA Arianna

Men

1 COF COFIDIS 43.966
MULDER Teun
PERVIS François
SIREAU Kévin

2 GER Germany 44.187
FORSTEMANN Robert
LEVY Maximilian
STUMPF Mathias

3 UKR Ukraine 45.271
BOLIBRUKH Yevhen
TSYUPYK Yuriy
VYNOKUROV Andrii

4 CAN Canada 45.416
COSSETTE Stéphane
SMITH Travis
VELOCE Joseph

Melbourne World Cup

2009-11-19T18:17:00.000-08:00

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

2009-11-14T15:32:00.000-08:00

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

2009-11-14T15:30:00.000-08:00

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

Perh GP

2009-11-14T15:27:00.000-08:00

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

Manchester World Cup - Women's Keirin

2009-11-01T08:43:00.000-08:00

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

Manchester World Cup - Team Sprint

2009-10-31T08:59:00.000-07:00

Men

The UK sprinters won Gold and Silver in the Team Sprint which didn't come as a surprise after the results of the first two days. However there a couple of interesting things when looking more closely at the splits:

The fastest starter was Robert Forstemann ( 17.489 and 17.336 in the final) with a gap of 2.5 tenth of a second over Matthew Crampton (17.588).

The fastest second lap in the qualification was by China's Chongyang Wang with 12.806. Chris Hoy was able to top this in the final with 12.775. Nevertheless, it shows the depth and strength of China's sprint program and I expect the one or the other suprise from them throughout the season.

The by far fastest 3rd lap rider was Jamie Staff with 13.054 and 13.021, about 3 tenth faster than the next best sprinter.

Germany's time in the final, 43.683, was actually the second fastest time overall.

The all star team would have been Forstemann (17.336), Hoy(12.775) and Staff (13.021) with 43.132.

As reference, GB won Olympic Gold in 43.128 and France won the 2009 World Championships in 43.510.

Qualification

1 SKY TEAM 43.598
291 EDGAR Ross
292 HOY Chris
294 STAFF Jamie

2 Great Britain 43.804
115 CRAMPTON Matthew
116 DANIELL David
117 KENNY Jason

3 Germany 44.157
134 FORSTEMANN Robert
137 NIMKE Stefan
139 WACHTER Tobias

4 MOSCOW TRACK TEAM 44.621
230 BORISOV Sergey
231 DMITRIEV Denis
232 KUCHEROV Sergey

5 TEAM JAYCO 44.689
6 Japan 44.721
7 China 44.900
8 ALKS STAL GRUDZIADUZ 45.035
9 COFIDIS 45.126
10 US CRETEIL 45.179

Final

1 SKY TEAM 43.423
2 Great Britain 43.818

3 Germany 43.683
4 MOSCOW TRACK TEAM 44.732

Women

Qualification

The Australia World Champions Kaarle McCulloch and Anna Meares qualify first with 33.363 sec putting mores than half a scond between themselves and the Dutch team (Yvone Hijgenaar and Willy Kanis). Germany qualifies third. UK sent a young team with Rebecca James and Jessica Varnish who did an excellent 35.192 which got them a place in the finals. The Lithuanian team which claimed bronze at world's comes in a disappointing 6th place. The Chinese sprinters didn't compete.

Final

1 Australia 33.653 (MCCULLOCH Kaarle, MEARES Anna)
2 Netherlands 34.014 (HIJGENAAR Yvonne, KANIS Willy)
3 Germany 34.390 (GLÖSS Dana, WELTE Miriam)

Manchester World Cup - Men's Sprint

2009-10-31T08:30:00.000-07:00

Flying 200m

Chris Hoy dominates the qualification by breaking the 10 sec barrier, but the field showed a lot of class. Matthew Crampton (10.062) and Jason Kenny (10.072) came in just above 10 sec. The top 5 stayed below 10.2 sec and the top 11 below 10.3 sec.

Top riders like Azizul Awang, Teun Mulder yesterday Keirin suprise from China Qi tang didn't make into the tournament of the best 16.

Results

HOY	Chris	SKY	9.869
CRAMPTON	Matthew	GBR	10.062
KENNY	Jason	GBR	10.079

PERKINS	Shane	AUS	10.127

ZHANG	Lei	CHN	10.193

KWIATKOWSKI	Lukasz	GDZ	10.201

EDGAR	Ross	SKY	10.216

LEVY	Maximilian	GER	10.258

ELLIS	Daniel	JAY	10.258

WACHTER	Tobias	GER	10.265

ZIELINSKI	Damian	POL	10.292

D'ALMEIDA	Michaël	USC	10.304

WATANABE	Kazunari	JPN	10.316

SUNDERLAND	Scott	JAY	10.332

PERVIS	François	COF	10.353

VYNOKUROV	Andrii	UKR	10.392

1/8 Final

Hoy, Crampton, Kenny, Perkins all make it to quarter finals. d'Almeida defeats Lei Zhang and Daniel Ellis beats Keirin World Champion Max Levy. 1/4 final field completed by Damian Zielinski ad Ross Edgar.

Quarter finals

The fastest four in the qualification made it into the semi finals:
Perkins will face Hoy, and Crampton vs. Kenny.

5th - 8th

5 291 EDGAR Ross SKY 10.528 68.389
6 264 ZIELINSKI Damian POL
7 184 ELLIS Daniel JAY
8 319 D'ALMEIDA Michaël USC

Semi finals

HOY Chris SKY def. PERKINS Shane AUS 2:0
CRAMPTON Matthew GBR def. KENNY Jason GBR 2:1

Finals

1 HOY Chris
2 CRAMPTON Matthew
3 KENNY Jason
4 PERKINS Shane

Manchester World Cup - other voices

2009-10-30T23:11:00.000-07:00

Eye witness report by The Velodrome: Day 1

Reprts and photos by CyclingNews.com

Manchester World Cup - Time Trial

2009-10-30T15:58:00.000-07:00

Women's 500m

Anna Meares had an impressive victory over the 500m her specialty, beating Victoria Pendleton, Willy Kanis and World Champion and World Record holder Simona Krupeckaite.

The top three stayed below 34 sec and Anna came within 3 tenth of Simona's world record.

Results:

1 10 MEARES Anna AUS 33.632
2 295 PENDLETON Victoria SKY 33.838
3 247 KANIS Willy NED 33.984
4 212 KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU 34.066
5 325 PANARINA Olga BLR 34.280
6 53 GONG Jinjie CHN 34.302

Men's Kilo
World champion Stefan Nimke, Germany, wins.

Young David Daniell comes in a strong second with sub 1:02 time. David was leading to the 875m mark and lost the race in the last 100m when Nimke gained more than half a second on him. But I'm sure he can work on this and then we look at sub a sub 1:01 time.

China's Chongyang Wang becomes a surprise third.

The top 6 riders stay below 1:03.

Results:

1 NIMKE Stefan GER 1:01.293
2 DANIELL David GBR 1:01.698
3 WANG Chongyang CHN 1:02.228
4 BABEK Tomas CZE 1:02.485
5 SUNDERLAND Scott JAY 1:02.626
6 TEKLINSKI Adrian GDZ 1:02.974

Manchester World Cup - Men's Keirin

2009-10-30T07:13:00.000-07:00

The Keirin is always good for surprises.

Heat 1
Here things went as predicted: Max Levy and Jason Niblett made to round 2.

Heat 2
Azizul Awang got relegated, Francois Pervis won and Italy's Francesco Ceci also made it to round 2.

Heat 3
Chris Hoy won as expected, but China's Qi Tang came in 2nd sending Jason Kenny to the reps.

Heat 4
Shan Perkis won and Yondi Schmid 2nd, Andrii Vybokurov and Michael d'Almeida have to go to the rep.

Full results of 1st round

Suprise in the reps: Christos Volikakis beats Michael d'Almeida and Azizul Awang.
Andrii Vinokurov, Jason Kenny and Adrian Teklinski also qualify for the 2nd round.

Second round results

Heat 1

1 136 LEVY Maximilian GER
2 178 CECI Francesco ITA
3 155 VOLIKAKIS Christos GRE

4 6 PERKINS Shane AUS
5 50 TANG Qi CHN
6 312 VYNOKUROV Andrii UKR

Surprise by Francesco Ceci and Christos Volikakis - beating Shane Perkins

Heat 2

1 292 HOY Chris SKY
2 185 NIBLETT Jason JAY
3 241 SCHMIDT Yondi NED

4 129 TEKLINSKI Adrian GDZ
5 117 KENNY Jason GBR
6 60 PERVIS François COF

Yondi Schmidt is on fire today, beating Jason Kenny and Francois Pervis.

Final
Chris Hoy wins the Keirin World Cup Final. Christos Volikakis shows his Keirin skills with a 2nd place and world champion Max Ley comes in 3rd.

Jason Kenny wins the 7-12 final.

Manchster World Cup - Women's Sprint

2009-10-30T06:57:00.000-07:00

Victoria Pendleton was the only one to break the 11 sec barrier: 10.998. She was followed by the Chinese duo Shunag Guo (11.098) and Jinjie Gong (11.149). Olga Panarina confirmed her World's results with a 11.193 and so did Willy Kanis (11.289).

Simona Krupeckaite (11.337) and Anna Meares (11.338) put in some solid times, but it will be interesting to see how they will do against the qualifiers which where 2 - 3 tenth faster.

Kaarle McCulloch (11.447) and Miriam Welte (11.468) round out the top 9 which came under 11.5s.

Complete Results of the flying 200m

In the 1/8th final all the faster qualifiers moved on, with the exception Kaarle McCulloch who got beaten by Miriam Welte.

The quarter finals results:

PENDLETON Victoria SKY def. WELTE Miriam GER

GUO Shuang CHN def. MEARES Anna AUS

KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU def. GONG Jinjie CHN

PANARINA Olga BLR def. KANIS Willy NED

Semi finals:

PENDLETON Victoria SKY def. PANARINA Olga BLR
Pendeltin brings it home after loosing the race

GUO Shuang CHN def. KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU
Shuang Guo wins in two straight sets, Simona Krupskaite only riding for bronze.

Results 5-8:
5 MEARES Anna AUS 11.892
6 WELTE Miriam GER
7 KANIS Willy NED
8 GONG Jinjie CHN

Finals:

GOLD 1 PENDLETON Victoria SKY
SILVER 2 GUO Shuang CHN

Pendleton wins 2:1

BRONZE 3 KRUPECKAITE Simona LTU
4 PANARINA Olga BLR

Manchester World Cup - Preview

2009-10-29T11:48:00.000-07:00

The first start lists are out, so let's have a look who's competing and what they have been up to.

Women's Sprint

Well, that's going to be exciting. Everybody is here only the top French sprinter are missing. I expect a major battle for the win between Victoria Pendleton and world champion and 500m world record holder Simona Krupeckaite. Anna Meares is also back and could surprise everyone.

Germany sent Miriam Welte who has shown solid results throughout the summer and Dana Gloess who coming back from an injury. Dana is considered by some as the biggest talent among Germany's sprinters. 6x Junior World Champion Kristina won't be on the World Cup curcuit this season - she's recovering from an accident early this year - but she's back in training.

Australia also sends Kaarle McCulloch who had a strong first year elite season.

Kanis Willy (2nd at World's) and Yvonne Hijgenaar are lining up for the Netherlands and specifically in the team sprint, I see them heading for the podium.

China's sprinters, Keirin world champion Shuang Guo and Jinjie Gong, have also shown consistent top results last year and are good for top spots in the sprints and a podium in the team competition.

The field is completed by young talent from the UK and France and riders from around the world. Glad to see that Malaysia is adding Fatehah Mustapa to its highly successful men's sprint team.

Men's Keirin

The men's field is also very strong. Notable absentees are the Sprint world champion Gregory Bauge, 200m world record holder Kevin Sireau, and the US German 200m record holders, Jimmy Watkins and Mathias Stumpf.

Heat 1
Keirin world champion Max Levy and Australia's Jason Niblett appear to be the strongest ones in this heat.

Heat 2
Malaysia's Azizul Awang and Frenchmen Francois Pervis are the strong men in this field, but Czeck Denis Spicka showed excellent form just a week ago in Gent.

Heat 3
This is the killer heat with Jason Kenny and Chris Hoy.

Heat 4
Aussie Shane Perkins, Frenchmen Michael d'Almeida and Russia's Andrii Vynokurov are the fast men in the last heat

Men's Kilo

World champion Stefan Nimke is clearly the number 1 in this field with UK's David Daniell, Aussie Scott Sunderland and young Frenchmen Quentin Lafargue fighting for the podium.