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The opening two days of the World Masters Track Championships (Manchester) have seen a very international group of winners on the podium in Rainbow jerseys

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Report & Results – World Masters

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October 4-11, 2014 | 430 riders from 33 countries

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An example of how internation the podiums are, this is Gary Mandy from Wollongong in Australia who set a new World Best of 34.335 in the Men’s 55 to 59 time trial. Carlos Zicavo of Argentina (left) was second and Richard Voss (right) added another medal to the collection for the USA.

Racing in the eight day UCI World Masters Track Cycling Championships began on Saturday with the USA dominating proceedings with three of the five gold medals on offer. Italy and Latvia were the other winners whilst the home nation, Britain, rode away empty handed.

The Championships are an opportunity for club cyclists from the ages of 30 to 75 and over (in five year age bands) to add a rainbow jersey to their trophy cabinet and attempting to do so are 430 riders from 33 nations who have converged on Manchester Velodrome.

The second day of the championships saw twelve world titles decided with a very international array of riders on the top step of the podium. Top nation on day two turned out to be the Brits bouncing back with three of the twelve championships whilst the rest of the rainbow jerseys went to the USA, Australia, Ireland, Denmark, New Zealand, and Finland.

SATURDAY
Five World Championship jerseys were awarded to riders on day 1 of the championships at the Manchester Velodrome. Most of the racing were events against the watch but there were two bunch races.

In the Men’s 55 to 59 Scratch race over 30 laps of the track, Larry Nolan of USA won from Stephane Le Beau of Canada and Vladimir Zyryanov of Russia. In the Men’s 60 to 64 Scratch race over five kilometres or 20 laps of the track, the winner was Michael Birditt of the USA with Britain’s Ian Humphreys having to settle for Silver whilst the Bronze went to a Frenchman, Jean Louis Duble.

In the Men’s 45/54 Team Pursuit where teams of four race against the watch to make the finals and in there, race against the other three fastest teams for the three medals on offer, the winners were the USA.

The team, called Project 320, were represented by James Tainter, Daniel Casper, Timothy Mulrooney and David Brinton and they beat the British quartet called secrettraining.cc which comprised Ian Whittell, Timothy Lawson, Stephen Clayton, Jerry Cross). The bronze was won by Wales with Courtney Rowe, Peter Ettles, Alun Owen and Ian Greenstreet.

There was an Italian winner in the Men’s 35 to 39 Time Trial over four laps of the track where Dario Zampieri was fastest by a mere thousands of a second ahead of Brasil’s Estevam Ciampone Mancini. Ben Elliott of Great Britain finished third. The Men’s 40 to 44 Time Trial was won by Ainars Kiksis of Latvia with Norway’s Joseph Santaniello second and Daniel Rickard (Australia) third.

The other racing of the day saw the men’s 50 to 54 sprint take place all the way to the semi final stage with Geoff Stoker (Australia), Wil Zegers (USA), Ferruccio Veschetti (Italy) and Matthew Diefenbach (USA) going through to the semi finals after a big day of racing in that event.

Sunday – Day 2
The racing got a whole lot busier on Sunday with no less than twelve blue jerseys with rainbow bands on offer. The Men’s 50 to 54 Sprint was concluded after it began on the Saturday with the rounds up to the semi finals. That left two events for the Sunday after the line-up for the two finals was decided in the semi finals.

The good run for the USA continued with Gold going to Matthew Diefenbach who defeated Italian Ferruccio Veschetti whilst a prolific winner last year, Geoff Stoker of Australia was third.

The rest of the racing were time trials against the watch and in the Men’s 55 to 59 time trial over two laps of the track (500 metres), Gary Mandy from Wollongong in Australia set a new World Best of 34.335. Carlos Zicavo of Argentina was second and Richard Voss added another medal to the collection for the USA. There was more good news for the Australians in the Men’s 60 to 64 time trial where David Willmott won the Gold from Marc Dangleterre and Jean Louis, both from France.

The Brits got on the score sheet as well on day two with Elliot Davis winning the 3,000 metre (12 laps) pursuit for riders aged 45 to 49. He beat Daniel Casper of the USA in the final ride off for Gold. In the other final, for the bronze, Aussie Andrew Patten beat Alun Owen of Wales.

There was more Gold for the Brits in the Men’s 40 – 44 Pursuit where Lee Suthard defeated Lars Nybo Nielsen of Denmark. Bruno Redondo of France beat Martin Ruepp of Switzerland in a very international bronze medal final.

The Gold rush for the Brits was halted in the Men’s 35 to 39 Pursuit where Henrik Scharling of Denmark got the better of VC St Raphael rider Andy Stuart in the final for Gold. Third was Axel Boland of the Netherlands. Finland got into the Gold medal race as well with Arja Scarsbrook getting the better of Jenni Nicholson in the Women’s Pursuit for those aged 60 and over. Gwynneth Rixon of Britain was third.

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Biggest smile of the Worlds so far, goes to Madeline Moore, winner of the 35-39 Pursuit from fellow Brit Niki Kovacs with Susie Mitchell of Ireland in third.

More Gold came the USA’s way in the Women’s 55 to 59 Pursuit where Elizabeth Heller beat Germany’s Petra Kluender with the ever popular Christine Higgs in third. In the Women’s Pursuit for women aged 50 to 54, Gold went to Ireland as Orla Hendron proved too strong for the Aussie Deborah Coulls whilst Alejandra Roca Satorres of Spain won the Bronze against Japanese rider Emi Wachi.

The international flavour to the Masters event got ever stronger with a New Zealand winner in the Women’s 40 to 49 Pursuit. Erin Criglington won the 40-44 Gold medal whilst Janet Birkmyre won the Gold for the 45-49. The two raced each other in the final in a combined event for the categories with the Kiwi just coming out on top by three tenths of a second.

The final event of the night was a new one for the World Masters, an over 65 men’s Team Pursuit. Three teams entered and fastest and World Champions were the Danish Masters from Denmark who set a new World best benchmark of 3.52.305. The USA were second and the GB team third.

Racing resumes on Monday morning at the Manchester Velodrome.

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Riders from all over the World have converged on Manchester including South Africa.

RESULTS EVENT BY EVENT

DAY 1, SATURDAY, OCT 4

Men’s 55/59 Scratch (30 Laps)
1 Larry Nolan USA
2 Stephane Le Beau CAN
3 Vladimir Zyryanov RUS
4 Bernardo Figueroa COL
5 Sylvan Adams CAN
6 Lewis Marshall AUS
7 Graham Barclay GBR
8 Trevor Bradbury GBR
9 Ken Roesner GBR
10 Steve Wilkinson GBR
11 Brian O’Kelly GBR
12 Deogracias Asuncion USA
13 Patrick Lemoine FRA
14 Tony Trigg GBR
15 Wally Bodin RSA
16 Ian Donohue GBR
17 Chris Davis GBR
18 David Smith GBR
19 Mark Minting GBR
20 Michael Eastwood AUS
21 George J Van Rooyen RSA
22 Anthony Jones GBR at 1 lap
23 Glen Heuvel RSA DNF
24 Anders Staack GER DNF

Men’s 45/54 Team Pursuit

Qualifying

Heat 1
Heinz57 3.32.898
Michel Lacouline, German Cassani, Andrew Patton, Patrick Larabee, Peter Toth

Heat 2
secrettraining.cc 3.26.460
Ian Whittell, Timothy Lawson, Stephen Clayton, Jerry Cross,

Heat 3
Project 320/USA 3.25.204
James Tainter, Daniel Casper, Timothy Mulrooney, David Brinton

Heat 4 3.39.938
USA 45-54
Stephen Pelletier, Andrew Nevitt, Dave Maminski, Kurt Begemann,

Heat 5 Wales 3.26.889
Courtney Rowe, Peter Ettles, Alun Owen, Ian Greenstreet

FINALS

1st Project 320/USA
James Tainter, Daniel Casper, Timothy Mulrooney, David Brinton

2nd secrettraining.cc
Ian Whittell, Timothy Lawson, Stephen Clayton, Jerry Cross

3rd. Wales
Courtney Rowe, Peter Ettles, Alun Owen, Ian Greenstreet

4. Heinz57
German Cassani, Andrew Patton, Patrick Larabee, Peter Toth

Men’s 65+ Team Sprint
1 Gregg’s Team USA 65+ 55.317
Reid Schwartz, Stanley Gregg, Mark Rodamaker

2. Denmark 65+ 1.00.909 REL
Steffen Munch, Hansen, Bent Christiansen, Tommy Roder

3. Rusty Iron
Gerald Agnew, Kim Kloss, Jack Kelso

Denmark65+ relegated to 2nd place for an incorrect change

Men’s 35/39 Time Trial
1 Dario Zampieri ITA 1.06.888
2 Estevam Ciampone Mancini BRA 1.06.893
3 Ben Elliott GBR 1.07.307
4 Henrik Scharling DEN 1.07.455
5 Jeromy Cottell USA 1.09.332
6 Geoffroy Soulaine FRA 1.10.186
7 Mathieu Charruau CAN 1.10.588
8 Lauri Arte FIN 1.10.740
9 Martin Lonie GBR 1.10.830
10 Vincent Kerfourn FRA 1.10.922
11 Sebastien Thery FRA 1.11.750
12 Bruno Tanjon FRA 1.11.803
13 Fabio Rossetto BRA 1.11.945
14 Seb Horner GBR 1.12.078
15 Christophe Nicolle FRA 1.12.583
16 Neil Withington GBR 1.13.087
17 Christopher Holt GBR 1.14.370
18 Nick Caton GBR 1.15.347
19 Richard Youle-Grayling GBR 1.17.939
20 Jonathan Powell GBR 1.19.647

Men’s 40/44 Time Trial
1 Ainars Kiksis LAT 48.442
2 Joseph Santaniello NOR 49.85
3 Daniel Rickard AUS 50.259
4 Gavin White AUS 50.686
5 Matthew Glanville AUS 51.649
6 Aderito Da Cruz FRA 51.737
7 Harri Rajaniemi FIN 51.821
8 Christos Rantos GRE 51.895
9 John Bagnall GBR 52.104
10 Martin Ruepp SUI 52.243
11 Hugo Alfredo Auge ARG 52.512
12 Sergio Adrian Chucoff ARG 52.522
13 Michael Smith AUS 52.731
14 Jeremy Pile GBR 52.827
15 Thierry Forler FRA 52.991
16 Kev Babakian AUS 53.053
17 John McClelland GBR 53.1
18 Alessandro Picco ITA 53.219
19 Tommi Nieminen FIN 53.796
20 Andrej Wesolowski POL 54.065
21 Jerome Gueret FRA 54.187
22 Jason Streather GBR 55.522
23 Ricardo Gomez Valussi ARG 56.12
24 James Roberts GBR 56.199
25 Peter John Wheeler RSA 57.238

Men’s 60/64 Scratch – 5Km (20 Laps)
1 Michael Birditt USA GOLD
2 Ian Humphreys GBR SILVER
3 Jean Louis Duble FRA BRONZE
4 Malcolm Clasohm AUS
5 Patrick Gellineau USA
6 Martin Bush GBR
7 Jean Michel Richefort FRA
8 Shannon Fox USA
9 Wendell Bole RSA
10 Vincent Smith GBR
11 Patrick Samson FRA
12 Alistair Cameron GBR
13 Rene Grignon FRA
14 Christian Muselet FRA
15 Steve Davies GBR
16 Mark Altamirano USA
17 Bernhard Kluender GER
18 Bob Barber GBR

Men’s 50/54 Sprint

Qualifying
1 Geoff Stoker AUS *11.087 World Best
2 Roberto Dardi ITA 11.351
3 Ferruccio Veschetti ITA 11.414
4 Adrian Dent GBR 11.444
5 Matthew Diefenbach USA 11.508
6 Grenville Scullard RSA 11.529
7 Mark Wiffen GBR 11.563
8 Thomas Donohue USA 11.669
9 Wil Zegers USA 11.755
10 Bruno Mery FRA 11.759
11 Ivor Reid GBR 11.837
12 Vladimir Makeev RUS 11.949
13 Philippe Vernet FRA 12.071
14 Alphonso Whaley USA 12.15
15 Simon Schmidt GBR 12.234
16 Brian Fudge GBR 12.287
17 Dominique Sioul FRA 12.323
18 Bryan Pool GBR 12.476
19 Claes Meijer SWE 13.037
20 David Barnard GBR 13.217
21 David Gulick USA 13.685

First Round
Heat 1
1 Geoff Stoker AUS 13.205
2 David Gulick USA

Heat 2
1 Roberto Dardi ITA 12.571
2 David Barnard GBR

Heat 3
1 Ferruccio Veschetti ITA 12.963
2 Claes Meijer SWE

Heat 4
1 Adrian Dent GBR 12.352
2 Bryan Pool GBR
3 Philippe Vernet FRA

Heat 5
1 Matthew Diefenbach USA 12.004
2 Dominique Sioul FRA
3 Vladimir Makeev RUS

Heat 6
1 Grenville Scullard RSA 12.237
2 Ivor Reid GBR
3 Brian Fudge GBR

Heat 7
1 Bruno Mery FRA 11.941
2 Mark Wiffen GBR
3 Simon Schmidt GBR

Heat 8
1 Wil Zegers USA 12.243
2 Thomas Donohue USA
3 Alphonso Whaley USA

Round 2
Heat 1
Geoff Stoker AUS 12.306
Mark Wiffen GBR

Heat 2
Roberto Dardi ITA 11.885
Ivor Reid GBR

Heat 3
Ferruccio Veschetti ITA 12.239
Alphonso Whaley USA

Heat 4
Adrian Dent GBR 12.181
Brian Fudge GBR

Heat 5
Matthew Diefenbach USA 11.582
Wil Zegers USA

Heat 6
Grenville Scullard RSA 11.999
Bruno Mery FRA

Round 2 Reps

Heat 1
Wil Zegers USA 12.240
Mark Wiffen GBR
Brian Fudge GBR

Heat 2
Bruno Mery FRA 12.072
Alphonso Whaley USA
Ivor Reid GBR

Quarter Final
Heat 1 Geoff Stoker AUS 11.899
Bruno Mery FRA

Heat 2 Wil Zegers USA 11.912
Roberto Dardi ITA

Heat 3 Ferruccio Veschetti ITA 11.896
Grenville Scullard RSA

Heat 4 Matthew Diefenbach USA 11.64
Adrian Dent GBR

Minor Final
5. Grenville Scullard RSA 12.266
6. Adrian Dent GBR
7. Bruno Mery FRA

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DAY 2, SUNDAY, OCT 5

Men’s 50/54 Sprint

Semi Finals
S/F 1
2. Geoff Stoker AUS
1. Matthew Diefenbach USA 11.439 11.572 –

S/F 2
1. Ferruccio Veschetti ITA 12.224 11.959 –
2. Wil Zegers USA

Finals

For 1st & 2nd Place
1. Matthew Diefenbach USA 12.145 11.688
2. Ferruccio Veschetti ITA

For 3rd & 4th Place
3. Geoff Stoker AUS
4. Wil Zegers USA 11.978 11.893

1 Matthew Diefenbach USA
2 Ferruccio Veschetti ITA
3 Wil Zegers USA
4. Geoff Stoker AUS
5. Grenville Scullard RSA
6. Adrian Dent GBR
7. Bruno Mery FRA
8. Roberto Dardi ITA

Women’s 35/39 Pursuit

Finals
1. Madeline Moore GBR 2.32.866
2. Niki Kovacs GBR 2.33.748

3. Susie Mitchell IRL 2.36.108
4. Joanna Wiersma CAN 2.39.197

Qualifying
1. Niki Kovacs GBR 2.35.145
2. Madeline Moore GBR 2.35.191
3. Susie Mitchell IRL 2.36.903
4. Joanna Wiersma CAN 2.37.673
5. Melanie Sneddon GBR 2.40.412
6. Linsey Hamilton USA 2.41.469
7. Ruth Taylor GBR 2.42.479
8. Jaana Hyvarinen FIN 2.43.182
9. Caroline Harding GBR 2.49.092
10. Roisin Kennedy IRL 2.49.300
11. Jennifer Kalich USA 2.49.665

Women’s 40-49 Pursuit

Final – 2000m (8 Laps)
1. Erin Criglington* NZL 2.34.917
2. Janet Birkmyre ** GBR 2.35.303

3. Peggy Series* FRA 2.47.764
4. Sharee Faulkner ** AUS 2.48.800

Medals

40 – 44 Years*
Gold 21 Erin Criglington* NZL
Silver 26 Peggy Series* FRA
Bronze 22 Kellie Hards* AUS

45 – 49 Years**
Gold 31 Janet Birkmyre ** GBR
Silver 34 Sharee Faulkner ** AUS
Bronze 40 Edvige Pettinato ** ITA

Qualifying
1. Janet Birkmyre ** GBR 2.35.655
2. Erin Criglington NZL 2.36.378
3. Peggy Series FRA 2.47.706
4. Sharee Faulkner ** AUS 2.47.870
5. Kellie Hards AUS 2.52.301
6. Edvige Pettinato ** ITA 3.04.530
7. Monica Nevitt ** USA 3.04.990

Womens Pursuit 50 – 54 Years

Finals – 2000m (8 Laps)
1. Orla Hendron IRL 2.41.458
2. Deborah Coulls AUS 2.44.465
3. Alejandra Roca Satorres ESP 2.43.806
4. Emi Wachi JPN 2.48.554

Qualifying
1. Orla Hendron IRL 2.41.506
2. Deborah Coulls AUS 2.44.035
3. Alejandra Roca Satorres ESP 2.45.409
4. Emi Wachi JPN 2.47.489
5. Myrtle Hagedorn RSA 2.48.004
6. Makiko Hamada JPN 2.48.921
7. Meg Mautner USA 2.59.105
8. Bernadette Leinenweber FRA 3.13.853

Women’s 55/59 Pursuit

Finals
1. Elizabeth Heller USA 2.44.881
2. Petra Kluender GER 2.53.900
3. Christine Higgs GBR
4. Brenda Tate GBR caught in 1.55.576

Qualifying
1. Elizabeth Heller USA 2.44.016
2. Petra Kluender GER 2.48.105
3. Christine Higgs GBR 2.48.311
4. Brenda Tate GBR 3.02.158

Women’s Pursuit 60 Plus Years

Finals – 2000m (8 Laps)

1. Arja Scarsbrook FIN 2.55.374
2. Jenni Nicholson GBR 3.01.659
3. Gwynneth Rixon GBR
4. Micheline Morel GUA caught in 1.54.900

Qualifying
1. Arja Scarsbrook FIN 2.53.010
2. Jenni Nicholson GBR 2.59.063
3. Gwynneth Rixon GBR 3.09.837
4. Micheline Morel GUA 3.27.300

Men’s 35/39 Pursuit

Finals
1. Henrik Scharling DEN 3.30.556
2. Andy Stuart GBR 3.30.807

3. Axel Boland NED 3.31.853
4. Nicholas English GBR 3.33.041

Qualifying
1. Andy Stuart GBR 3.29.132
2. Henrik Scharling DEN 3.31.588
3. Axel Boland NED 3.32.081
4. Nicholas English GBR 3.33.983
5. Mathieu Charruau CAN 3.34.853
6. Jeromy Cottell USA 3.34.912
7. Jonathan Harris GBR 3.36.197
8. Alex Arancibia AUS 3.36.524
9. Ben Elliott GBR 3.37.447
10. Florin G Saveliu ROU 3.37.939
11. Julien Muselet FRA 3.39.558
12. Martin Lonie GBR 3.41.854
13. Christophe Nicolle FRA 3.45.741
14. Vincent Kerfourn FRA 3.56.190
15. Neil Withington GBR 3.56.915
16. Robert Bishop GBR 4.03.072

Men’s 40/44 Pursuit Final – 3000m (12 Laps)

Finals
1. Lee Suthard GBR 3.32.491
2. Lars Nybo Nielsen DEN 3.35.308

3. Bruno Redondo FRA 3.35.158
4. Martin Ruepp SUI 3.43.054

Qualifying
1st Lee Suthard GBR 3.32.477
2nd Lars Nybo Nielsen DEN 3.34.320
3rd Bruno Redondo FRA 3.35.644
4th Martin Ruepp SUI 3.36.535
5th Matthew Glanville AUS 3.38.198
6th Jayson Austin AUS 3.38.380
7th Hugh Mulhearne IRL 3.39.366
8th Matt Postle GBR 3.39.920
9th Joseph Santaniello NOR 3.40.584
10th Jeremy Pile GBR 3.40.976
11th Graeme Lackford GBR 3.41.831
12th Richard McArdle AUS 3.42.603
13th Jason Streather GBR 3.45.593
14th Peter John Wheeler RSA 3.45.599
15th Nikalas Cook GBR 3.46.653
16th Alessandro Picco ITA 3.48.759
17th Phil Brown GBR 3.48.837
18th Thierry Forler FRA 3.49.832
19th Jerome Gueret FRA 3.51.844
20th Howard Heighton GBR 4.00.416

Men’s Pursuit 45 – 49 Years Finals – 3000m (12 Laps)

Finals
1. Elliot Davis GBR 3.28.965
2. Daniel Casper USA 3.35.217

3. Andrew Patten AUS 3.35.381
4. Alun Owen GBR 3.41.212

Qualifying
1st Elliot Davis GBR 3.27.986
2nd Daniel Casper USA 3.30.283
3rd Andrew Patten AUS 3.31.831
4th Alun Owen GBR 3.37.136
5th James Tainter USA 3.37.571
6th Gregory Swinand IRL 3.38.058
7th Timothy Mulrooney USA 3.38.089
8th Kurt Begemann USA 3.40.516
9th Timothy Lawson GBR 3.42.700
10th Ian Whittell GBR 3.42.984
11th German Cassani ARG 3.45.412
12th Stephen Campbell GBR 3.47.488
13th Johannes Roux GBR 3.48.860
14th Eric Bonneau FRA 3.49.265
15th Juan Carlos Bosmediano ECU 3.52.573
16th Simon Best GBR 3.54.259
17th Aidan Reade IRL 4.00.177
18th Stephen Pelletier USA 4.02.216
19th John Hind GBR 4.06.682
20th Manuel Siekavizza GUA 4.13.201

Men’s 60/64 TT
1. David Willmott AUS 35.777
2. Marc Dangleterre FRA 37.3
3. Jean Louis Duble FRA 37.436
4. John Zivanovic AUS 37.57
5. Michael Birditt USA 37.693
6. Robert Pelegrin USA 37.806
7. Ian Humphreys GBR 38.077
8. Mark Altamirano USA 38.169
9. Steve Davies GBR 38.605
10. Wendell Bole RSA 38.965
11. Robert Cronin USA 39.14
12. Christian Muselet FRA 39.314
13. Richard Williams GBR 40.54
14. Malcolm Clasohm AUS 40.601
15. Russ McGarry NZL 41.041
16. Martin Bush GBR 41.715
17. Giuseppe Bortoliero ITA 43.167
18. Brian Jones GBR 45.608

Men’s 55/59 TT
1. Gary Mandy AUS 34.335
2. Carlos Zicavo ARG 35.074
3. Richard Voss USA 35.26
4. Steve Cronshaw GBR 35.425
5. Jay Wolkoff USA 35.786
6. Aron Seiken USA 35.818
7. Kurt Sato USA 35.836
8. James Thiele USA 36.041
9. Steve Wilkinson GBR 36.253
10. Michael Eastwood AUS 36.46
11. Larry Nolan USA 36.974
12. James Host USA 37.273
13. Keith Williams GBR 37.273
14. David Smith GBR 37.387
15. Phil McWilliam GBR 37.576
16. Lee Kane RSA 38.035
17. Ken Roesner GBR 38.229
18. Paul Sydenham GBR 38.36
19. Gary Hartles GBR 38.435
20. Deogracias Asuncion USA 38.44
21. Mark Minting GBR 38.772
22. Glen Heuvel RSA 38.972
23. Alister Ogg GBR 39.309
24. Jeff Winstanley GBR 39.504
25. Simon Lusk NZL 39.518
26. Stuart Wroot GBR 40.266
27. Gary Lawrence USA 40.408
28. George J Van Rooyen RSA 40.879
29. Anders Staack GER 43.017

Men’s 65+ Team Pursuit
1. Danish Masters (Denmark) 3.52.305
Steffen Munch Hansen, Bent Christiansen, Tommy Roder, John Larsen

2. “Next Level” (USA) 4.03.609
Jack Kelso, Gerald Agnew, Stan Gregg, Mark Rodamaker

3. “Shut Up Legs” (Gbr) 4.16.822
Brian Moat, Mike, Wolstenholme, Derrick Woodings, Barry Ferguson

UCI World Masters Track Championships at Manchester’s National Cycling Centre on October 4th and each day until Saturday October 11th. 430 riders are entered from 33 countries. Full information is at the championships web site www.cyclingmasters.com

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