2014 World Champuionships

[avanti]

Once again I see that Universal Sports is supposedly covering this event in the USA.
http://www.uci.ch/Modules/BUILTIN/g...bjTypeCode=FILE&type=FILE&id=OTI3NDc&LangId=1

I will look at other viewing options on the internet

 

[Zam_Olyas]

Women’s 10km scratch race


Belarus
6 - Katsiaryna Barazna
Colombia
9 - Jannie Milena Zambrano Salcedo
Spain
14 - Leire Dorronsoro Olaberria
France
16 - Laurie Berthon
Hong Kong
19 - Xiao Juan Diao
Poland
27 - Katarzyna Pawlowska
Slovakia
31 - Alzbeta Pavlendova
Belgium
44 - Kelly Druyts
Czech Republic
52 - Jarmila Machačová
Germany
61 - Stephanie Pohl
Ireland
65 - Caroline Ryan
Italy
67 - Giorgia Bronzini
Australia
106 - Ashlee Ankudinoff
Cuba
149 - Yumari Gonzalez Valdivieso
Great Britain
186 - Danielle King
Malaysia
231 - Jupha Somnet
Mexico
239 - Mayra Guerrero Del Rocio Rocha
Russia
277 - Evgeniya Romanyuta
Ukraine
287 - Tetyana Klimchenko
U.S.
293 - Jennifer Valente


Men’s team pursuit

Colombia
8 - Juan Esteban Arango Carvajal
48 - Avila Vanegas Edwin Alcibiades
135 - Arles Antonio Castro Laverde
136 - Fernando Gaviria
Belarus
5 - Raman Tsishkou
118 - Aleh Ahiyevich
119 - Yauheni Akhramenka
120 - Siarhei Papok
Ukraine
283 - Volodymyr Dzhus
284 - Vitaliy Popkov
285 - Vitaliy Shchedov
286 - Maksym Vasilyev
Italy
66 - Elia Viviani
212 - Liam Bertazzo
214 - Marco Coledan
216 - Paul Simion
Belgium
3 - Jasper De Buyst
43 - Kenny De Ketele
112 - Moreno De Pauw
113 - Jonas Rickaert
New Zealand
26 - Aaron Gate
247 - Pieter Bulling
249 - Dylan Kennett
251 - Marc Ryan
Russia
263 - Artur Ershow
265 - Evgeny Kovalev
266 - Ivan Kovalev
269 - Alexander Serov
Germany
60 - Theo Reinhardt
190 - Maximilian Beyer
199 - Nils Schomber
200 - Kersten Thiele
Switzerland
30 - Olivier Beer
75 - Thery Schir
280 - Tom Bohli
281 - Stefan Kueng
Spain
55 - Eloy Teruel Rovira
163 - Sebastian Mora Vedri
165 - David Muntaner Juaneda
167 - Albert Torres Barcelo
Denmark
12 - Casper Von Folsach
53 - Lasse Norman Hansen
158 - Rasmus Christian Quaade
159 - Alex Rasmussen
Great Britain
17 - Edward Clancy
58 - Owain Doull
179 - Jonathan Dibben
181 - Samuel Harrison
Australia
40 - Glenn O'Shea
100 - Alexander Edmondson
103 - Mitchell Mulhern
105 - Miles Scotson

Women’s team sprint

Colombia
144 - Diana Maria Garcia Orrego
145 - Juliana Gaviria Rendon
Ukraine
288 - Olena Starikova
289 - Olena Tsos
Mexico
237 - Mary Fong Frany Echevarria
238 - Luz Daniela Gaxiola Gonzalez
Holland
243 - Shanne Braspenninckx
244 - Elis Ligtlee
Japan
226 - Hiroko Ishii
227 - Yuka Kobayashi
France
174 - Sandie Clair
175 - Virginie Cueff
Spain
168 - Tania Calvo Barbero
169 - Helena Casas Roigé
China
130 - Lin Junhong
134 - Tianshi Zhong
Russia
273 - Elena Brezhniva
279 - Anastasya Voinova
Germany
206 - Kristina Vogel
207 - Miriam Welte
Great Britain
185 - Rebecca Angharad James
188 - Jessica Varnish

Men’s team sprint

Spain
162 - Uriah Hodei Mazquiaran
164 - José Sánchez Moreno
166 - Juan Peralta Gascon
Colombia
138 - Ruben Dario Murillo Minota
139 - Narváez Leonardo Alfredo Romero
142 - Santiago Ramírez Morales
Japan
222 - Tomoyuki Kawabata
223 - Seiichiro Nakagawa
225 - Kazunari Watanabe
Poland
254 - Maciej Bielecki
256 - Krzysztof Maksel
257 - Damian Zielinski
Holland
240 - Matthijs Buchli
241 - Hugo Haak
242 - Jeffrey Hoogland
China
125 - Ke Hu
126 - Chao Xu
127 - Miao Zhang
Australia
101 - Daniel Ellis
102 - Matthew Glaetzer
104 - Shane Perkins
Russia
262 - Denis Dmitriev
270 - Nikita Shurshin
271 - Pavel Yakushevskiy
New Zealand
248 - Edward Dawkins
250 - Ethan Mitchell
253 - Sam Webster
Great Britain
180 - Kian Emadi-Coffin
182 - Philip Hindes
183 - Jason Kenny
Germany
194 - René Enders
196 - Robert Förstemann
197 - Maximilian Levy
France
170 - Grégory Baugé
171 - Michaël D'Almeida
173 - Kévin Sireau

 

[TShame]

live Day 1 men's pursuit final

You can still watch live in US.
Go around with a geo tunnel service.
Works live and for full replay.


Aussie take gold in men's team pursuit.
The dutch fell apart after leading the first half.
It looked like their gear was pretty small compared to the Aussies.
Australia lost their fourth at 2750 from burning up a match to get ahead.
That created a panic for the Dutch who lost their fourth at 3000.
They quickly lost a whole second and trying to survive detached their third rider who hobbled behind for the last lap entirely.

Australia just under 3:58

Theirs a bit of a breeze blowing as this is a covered but open air velodrome, similar to Greece.

 

[TShame]

Usa

US rider took fourth in women's scratch but it was the Belgium rider who broke away with 5 laps to go, threw off a rider who tailed her for one lap (russia?) and bled the last three laps to finish with a one second margin over the rushing field. Amazing finish. A well-deserved Gold.

 

[TShame]

women's sprint team

Germany takes gold over China with a 32.44 (32.15 WR)

Great Britain over Russia for Bronze.

 

[TShame]

Kiwis

New Zealand was fast in winning bronze in men's team pursuit beating Russia with a 3:59

and they are almost ready to take on Germany for the sprint team final.

Russia and France (who put Britain in 5th) sprint for the bronze

 

[TShame]

men's team sprint

france takes bronze.

kiwi's take gold over germany, fantastic!

That's all for day 1.

Day 2 Anna in 500 and British women in team pursuit

men's keirin and pursuit.

keirin includes Awang, Kenny, Levi Max., Pervis and Perkins. Should be good.

 

[oldcrank]

You can still watch live in US.
Go around with a geo tunnel service.
Works live and for full replay.


Aussie take gold in men's team pursuit.
The Dutch fell apart after leading the first half.
It looked like their gear was pretty small compared to the Aussies.
Australia lost their fourth at 2750 from burning up a match to get ahead.
That created a panic for the Dutch who lost their fourth at 3000.
They quickly lost a whole second and trying to survive detached their third rider who hobbled behind for the last lap entirely.

Australia just under 3:58

Theirs a bit of a breeze blowing as this is a covered but open air velodrome, similar to Greece.

The DANES, my friend, not the Dutch!
I'm thinking that the Aussie 3:57.9 might be the fastest ever
with IO's on the front. Off hand can't remember any quicker
time without double discs, but I could be mistaken.

EDIT: links to watch are on cyclingfans.com as usual
or go to the UCI YouTube channel.

 

[avanti]

You can still watch live in US.
Go around with a geo tunnel service.
Works live and for full replay.
..............

Thanks - I found a way to watch. Good coverage.

 

[TShame]

sorry

Dutch Danes Holland Netherlands

I thought they were all the same, sorry.
Danes are from Denmark??
Dutch are Netherlands??

I'll try to keep it straight.

 

[TShame]

DAY 2 Qualifying

Edmonson and Kueng go for gold in Men's Pursuit

Ryan and Mullen for bronze

Men's Keirin - 12 in semi's
104
PERKINS Shane
AUS
172
PERVIS Francois
FRA
178
CRAMPTON Matthew
GBR
183
KENNY Jason
GBR
197
LEVY Maximilian
GER
208
VOLIKAKIS Christos
GRE
2
102
GLAETZER Matthew
AUS
141
PUERTA ZAPATA Fabian Hernando
COL
193
EILERS Joachim
GER
229
AWANG Azizulhasni
MAS
240
BUCHLI Matthijs
NED
252
VAN VELTHOOVEN Simon
NZL

 

[TShame]

Day 2

Women's Team Pursuit Qualifying

Britain and Canada head for gold, with Britain 1.5 faster in qualifying.

For the bronze Australia qual. third about 1.5 behind Canada and will go against a much slower Poland. (an entire 6 seconds further off)

The US came in fifth with a slow start and a slow finish. They reserved Hammer for the medal round. I guess now she will be fresher for Omnium?

 

[Ryo Hazuki]

where are the argentines an chileans for this wc?

 

[oldcrank]

The UCI YouTube channel coverage of the World Track Cycling
Championships is a great resource for riders young and old,
coaches or fans of the sport that would like to improve their
knowledge and understanding of starting gate technique.

Just watching the slow motion replays of the top riders in the
women's 500, like Voinova, Meares and Welte is good place to
start one's education. Kudos to the UCI. The speed of the
initial forward hip drive of Meares and Voinova...even in slow
motion...is stunning. They are powerful, well coached athletes.

 

[avanti]

Tissot has results including splits here
http://www.tissottiming.com/Competition?id=00030B0001FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF&sport=CT&year=2014

 

[RedheadDane]

Dutch Danes Holland Netherlands

I thought they were all the same, sorry.
Danes are from Denmark??
Dutch are Netherlands??

I'll try to keep it straight.

You did have me a bit confused in the 'Men's Team Pursuit Mini Report'.
I was certain that it was the one where Denmark got silver (but not 100% since I'm not much of a track person) so I didn't understand why you were suddenly talking about the Dutch.

 

[TShame]

day4

sorry to stop the commentary. I watched but didn't report.

Sarah Hammer four points after three races in Omnium! Amazing.

Vogel took the gold in Women's sprint over a very surprising silver and bronze for the chinese. (Hmmm). Love Vogel but wished it was her and Anna Meares for the title.

Can anyone beat Pervis in Men's sprint tomorrow?
Will there be any major crashes in Madison like the men's keirin?
Can Anna Meares take revenge over the young kids in Keirin? Grrr!

 

[oldcrank]

where are the argentines an chileans for this wc?

Santiago, Chile is hosting the 10th South American Games
from 7 to 18 March 2014 and I imagine many Argentinian
and most Chilean riders would have planned their season
around that event and/or the Pan American cycling
championships.

Unfortunately there was a horrific crash in the bronze
medal ride-off of the women's team sprint (link below)
in Santiago at the South American Games.

I'm sure everyone joins me in wishing Ms. Irene Aravena a
full recovery and a timely return to training and competition.
http://www.sportslashlife.com/ugly-crash-leaves-chilean-cyclist-irene-aravena-hospital/