2024 Track World Championships Results

 Happy Monday Tuesday, cycling fans!


Last week our attention turned from the road to the track with the UCI Track World Championships.

Denmark played host this year, with the velodrome just outside of Copenhagen giving us plenty of action over 5 days of thrilling racing.

Below are the results of each race.


Women's Team Sprint

1st: Great Britain (Sophie Capewell, Emma Finucane, Katy Marchant)
2nd: Netherlands (Kimberly Kalee, Hetty van de Wouw, Steffie van der Peet; Kyra Lamberink replaced)
3rd: Australia (Kristina Clonan, Alessia McCaig, Molly McGill)

Men's Team Sprint

1st: Netherlands (Jeffrey Hoogland, Harrie Lavreysen, Roy van den Berg)
2nd: Australia (Thomas Cornish, Ryan Elliott, Leigh Hoffman)
3rd: Japan (Yoshitaku Nagasako, Yuta Obara, Kaiya Ota)

Women's Scratch Race

1st: Lorena Wiebes, Netherlands
2nd: Jennifer Valente, United States of America
3rd: Ally Wollaston, New Zealand

Men's Keirin

1st: Kento Yamasaki, Japan
2nd: Mikhail Yakovlev, Israel
3rd: Kevin Santiago Quintero Chavarro, Colombia

Women's Team Pursuit

1st: Great Britain (Katie Archibald, Megan Barker, Josie Knight, Anna Morris; Jessica Roberts was replaced)
2nd: Germany (Franziska Brausse, Lisa Klein, Mieke Kroger, Lena Charlotte Reissner; Laura Sussemilch was replaced)
3rd: Italy (Martina Alzini, Chiara Consonni, Martina Fidanza, Vittoria Guazzini; Letizia Paternoster was replaced)

Men's Team Pursuit

1st: Denmark (Carl-Frederik Bevort, Tobias Aagaard Hansen, Niklas Larsen, Frederik Rodenberg Madsen; Rasmus Pedersen was replaced)
2nd: Great Britain (Josh Charlton, Ethan Hayter, Charlie Tanfield, Oliver Wood; Rhys Britton was replaced)
3rd: Germany (Benjamin Boos, Ben Felix Jochum, Bruno Kessler, Tim Torn Teutenberg; Felix Gross was replaced)

Men's Scratch Race

1st: Kazushige Kuboki, Japan
2nd: Tobias Aagaard Hansen, Denmark
3rd: Clement Petit, France

Women's Elimination Race

1st: Ally Wollaston, New Zealand
2nd: Lotte Kopecky, Belgium
3rd: Jennifer Valente, United States of America

Women's Individual Sprint

1st: Emma Finucane, Great Britain
2nd: Hetty van de Wouw, Netherlands
3rd: Mina Sato, Japan

Men's 1km Time Trial

1st: Harrie Lavreysen, Netherlands
2nd: Jeffrey Hoogland, Netherlands
3rd: Joseph Truman, Great Britain

Men's Individual Pursuit

1st: Jonathan Milan, Italy
2nd: Josh Charlton, Great Britain
3rd: Daniel Bigham, Great Britain

Men's Points Race

1st: Sebastian Mora, Spain, 70 points
2nd: Niklas Larsen, Denmark, 69 points
3rd: Philip Heijnen, Netherlands, 65 points

Women's Omnium

1st: Ally Wollaston, New Zealand, 131 points
2nd: Jessica Roberts, Great Britain, 119 points
3rd: Anita Stenberg, Norway, 110 points

Women's 500m Time Trial

1st: Yana Burlakova, Neutral Athlete
2nd: Sophie Capewell, Great Britain
3rd: Katy Marchant, Great Britain

Women's Individual Pursuit

1st: Anna Morris, Great Britain
2nd: Chloé Dygert, United States of America
3rd: Bryony Botha, Australia

Women's Madison

1st: Denmark (Amalie Dideriksen and Julie Norman Leth)
2nd: France (Victoire Berteau and Marion Borras)
3rd: Great Britain (Neah Evans and Katie Archibald)

Men's Omnium

1st: Lindsay de Vylder, Belgium, 150 points
2nd: Simone Consonni, Italy, 138 points
3rd: Yanne Dorenbos, Netherlands, 128

Men's Individual Sprint

1st: Harrie Lavreysen, Netherlands
2nd: Jeffrey Hoogland, Netherlands
3rd: Kaiya Ota, Japan

Women's Keirin

1st: Mina Sato, Japan
2nd: Hetty van de Wouw, Netherlands
3rd: Katy Marchant, Great Britain

Women's Points Race

1st: Julie Norman Leth, Denmark, 43 points
2nd: Lotte Kopecky, Belgium, 40 points
3rd: Lara Gillespie, Ireland, 39 points

Men's Madison

1st: Germany (Roger Kluge and Tim Torn Teutenberg)
2nd: Belgium (Lindsay de Vylder and Fabio van den Bossche)
3rd: Denmark (Niklas Larsen and Michael Morkov)

Men's Elimination Race

1st: Tobias Aagaard Hansen, Denmark
2nd: Elia Viviani, Italy
3rd: Dylan Bibic, Canada

With the Track World Championships over - and what an event it was! - I will be back on Monday 25th November, which is just over a month away, with the results of the first round of the UCI Track Champions League which takes place on Saturday 23rd November at Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines near Paris, which was the venue for the track cycling at this year's Olympic and Paralympic Games! Thank you for reading. Take care, have a good few weeks and see you then!

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