UCI Track World Cup 2014/15 Rnd2 | London Day 3

Jolien D’Hoore… World Cup Jersey Holder. Women’s Omnium.

Bobby Lea, Men’s Omnium World Cup Jersey Holder.

Malgorzata WOJTYRA leads the pack in the Women’s Omnium Points Race

Women’s Keirin… Olivia Montauban, Jess Varnish.

UCI Track World Cup 2014/15 Round Two, London

Round One, Mexico 09 November 2014

Round Two, London 05 December 2014

Round Three,Columbia 17 January 2015

UCI Track World Championships 2015 France , 18-22 February 2014

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Great Britain Cycling Team, Who Rides What UCI Track Cycling World Cup Event On Sunday 7th December?

Women’s Omnium – Laura Trott

Men’s Omnium – Jon Dibben

Men’s Sprint – Phil Hindes, Callum Skinner

Women’s Keirin – Jess Varnish

Sunday December 07 2014

Morning Session: 08.00 – 14.00

1 Men’s Sprint Qualifying – 200m TT

Edward Dawkins 9.975
Robert Forstemann 10.008
Matthew Glaetzer 10.015
Peter Lewis 10.015
Stefan Botticher 10.025
Seiichiro Nakagawa 10.032
Hersony Canelon 10.037
Matthew Archibald 10.047
Fabian Puerta Zapata 10.052
Michael D’Aleida 10.070

Great Britain‘s Philip Hindes qualifies in 16 with a 10.146

2 Women’s Omnium IV 500m Time Trial

Jolien D’Hoore 35.595
Marlies Mejias Garcia 35.747
Laura Trott 35.918
Jennifer Valente 36.065
Malgorzata Wojtyra 36.228
Anna Knauer 36.541
Isabella King 36.566
Yuanyuan Tian 36.583
Laurie Berthon 36.710
Leire Olaberria 36.714

3 Men’s Sprint 1/16 Finals

4 Men’s Omniun IV 1km Time Trial

Scott Law 1:03.513
Fernando Gaviria Rendon 1:03.583
Bobby Lea 1:04.084
Tim Veldt 1:04.203
Oliver Beer 1:04.305
Jonathon Dibben 1:04.580
Casper Pedersen 1:04.603
Hao Liu 1:04.975
Loannis Spanopoulas 1:05.317

5 Men’s Sprint 1/8 Finals

6 Women’s Keirin 1st Round

Safely through to the next round were Shaung Gou, Kristina Vogel, Anna Meares, Wai Sze Lee, Simona Krupeckaite and Olivia Montauban.

7 Men’s Sprint 1/8 Final Repechages

8 Women’s Keirin 1st Round Repechage

Great Britain‘s Jessica Varnish qualifies through the Repechage.

9 Men’s Sprint Quarter-finals match A

10 Women’s Omnium V Flying Lap (250m)

Jolien D’Hoore 14.364
Kristen Wild 14.377
Jennifer Valente 14.423
Tatsiana Sharakova 14.537
Laura Trott 14.541
Xiao Juan Diao 14.559
Marlies Mejias Garcia 14.572
Anna Knauer 14.639
Laurie Berthon 14.675
Isabella King 14.734

11 Men’s Sprint Quarter-finals match B

12 Men’s Omnium V Flying Lap (250m)

Scott Law 13.186
Fernando Gaviria Rendon 13.288
Tim Veldt 13.325
Olivier Beer 13.382
Casper Pedersen 13.383
Jonathon Dibben 13.437
Bobby Lea 13.473
Thomas Boudat 13.539
Loannis Spanopoulos 13.557
Viktor Manakov 13.564

13 Men’s Sprint Quarter-finals match C

Afternoon Session: 16.45 – 19.00

1 Men’s Sprint Semi-finals match A

2 Women’s Omnium Final 25km Points Race

The New Format Women’s Omnium Points race is now placed at the end of the series. Point’s are now added to the combined total from all the previous rounds.

Great Britain’s Laura Trott led the series going into the final round. Current World Cup leader Jolien D’Hoore had moved up to second. Netherland’s Kristen Wild dropped down to third place.

As the Point’s race unfolded, It was clear that the top three riders would mark each other. The race was rode very tactically by all three girls, and this allowed minor breakaways as the rest of the field tried to climb up the rankings.

The first five points went to Sharakova, the second to Trebaite and the third to Romanyuta.

Three girls were allowed to gain a lap as the main contenders looked at each other. Jupha Somnet (MAS), Sofia Arreola Navarro (MEX) and Caroline Ryan (IRL).

World Cup leader D’Hoore injected a bit of pace for the seventh points sprint, Wild managed third.

The crowd were thrilled though when the penultimate sprint came round. Great Britain’s Laura Trott accelerated into sprint nine and claimed maximum points and sealed the Gold Medal.

3 Men’s Sprint Semi-finals match B

(Previous Winner: BEL, Jolien D’Hoore)

4 Award Ceremony Women’s Omnium

Laura Trott
Jolien D’Hoore
Kristen Wild

Belgium‘s Jolien D’Hoore is the World Cup Women’s Omnium Jersey Holder.

5 Men’s Sprint 5th-8th

Stephan Botticher
Edward Dawkins
Nikita Shurshin
Robert Forstemann

6 Men’s Sprint Semi-finals match C

7 Women’s Keirin 2nd round

8 Men’s Sprint Finals match A

9 Men’s Omnium Final 40km Points Race

Columbian Fernando Gaviria Rendon claimed the Gold Medal after the 160 lap Points Race. Featuring in five of the sixteen sprints on offer, Rendon had been consistant through out the competition.

A strong performance from Australia’s Scott Law in the last three rounds helped the Aussie maintain his silver position.

Veldt, whom had crashed the night before didn’t feature in any of the sprints, and dropped down to fourth overall, whilst American Bobby Lea chipped away as the sprints counted down. Veldt and Lea both went into the Points Race, with a 156 points.

A four man breakaway were the only ones to gain a lap in this final Omnium round. Gate (NZL), Cheung (HKG), Manakov (RUS) and Ahiyevich (BLR) were all active throughout the sprints and were able to finish the competition on a higher note.

10 Men’s Sprint Finals match B

(Previous Winner: GER, Lucas Liss)

11 Award Ceremony Men’s Omnium