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Thirteen rainbow jerseys were awarded on day 5 of the 2015 UCI World Masters Track Cycling Championships at the Manchester Velodrome on Wednesday, October 7.

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Thirteen rainbow jerseys were awarded on day 5 of the 2015 UCI World Masters Track Cycling Championships at the Manchester Velodrome on Wednesday, October 7.

The Australians who have travelled from the other side of the world to be at the event, topped the table on the day with three Gold from Great Britain and the USA with two Gold medals each. The rest of the medals awarded were shared by six more nations, Italy, France, Argentina, Denmark, Finland and Canada.

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In the Men’s Sprint for the 55 – 59 age category, the title was won by Italian Ferruccio Veschetti who defeated Aussie Gary Mandy two rides to nil in the final. The Bronze was won by Russian Vladimir Makeev who beat Kurt Sato of the USA, also two rides to nil.

In the other Men’s Sprint final of the day, for the 60 – 64 age category, Australian David Willmott added another Masters rainbow jersey to his wardrobe after he beat Jean Louis Duble of France. Robert Pelegrin of the USA denied Britain’s Paul Sydenham the Bronze medal in the other final.

France won their Gold medal in the Mens Pursuit for 65 – 69 Years after Gerard Louis Robert, the fastest qualifier, beat New Zealand’s Colin Claxton in the final by almost three seconds. There was no joy for the host nation again in the Bronze medal final as Steven Troseth of the USA was over four seconds faster than Graham Truelove (GBr).

In the only Scratch race of the day for Men’s 50 – 54 riders, the Gold went to Gustavo Faris of Argentina who beat heat two winner Geoffrey Baxter of Australia with Britain’s Michael Rice getting the bronze.

Day 5 saw all the Women’s time trials take place with Britain’s Madeline Moore the only rider under 37 seconds in the 35-39 age category to win the Gold from Jaana Hyvarinen of Finland and Louise Haston from Great Britain. The next age category up, 40 – 44 Years, was a win for Australia as Jessica Laws beat teammate Renee Covington by just under half a second in an Aussie 1-2. Susie Mitchell of Ireland was third.

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The 45 – 49 age category was a victory for prolific winner at the masters, Janet Birkmyre of Great Britain who was three tenths fasters than fellow Brit Julie Cooper with Juliet Sprake making it a GB 1-2-3 getting the Bronze. Denmark won the Gold in the 50 – 54 event with Janni Bormann the only rider under 38 seconds in what is a new World’s best for the category. Debbie Capewell of Britain was second and Jayne Paine, also from Britain, in third.

The final Women’s time trial event was for riders 55 and over and this was won by Elizabeth Heller of the USA who beat compatriot Sandra North for the Gold in the 55-59 age category. The Bronze in that category went to Meriel Custance of Australia.

Winner of the Gold in the 60 plus category was won by Arja Scarsbrook of Finland who recorded the third fastest time in the 55 and over event. Silver in the 60 plus went to Bonnie Woodbury of the USA whilst Brenda Tate of Britain took the Bronze medal.

In a packed day of racing, there were also two Men’s Points races. In the 60 – 64 event, the Gold was won by Ivan Colig of Australia who was one of three riders to take a lap. The others were silver medallist James ‘Jimmy’ Rutherford of Great Britain and Chris Davis, also from Britain who took home the bronze medal.

In the other Points race for 55 – 59 year old riders, the Gold went to Canadian Sylvan Adams with Silver for Grant Tyrell of New Zealand and Keir Apperley of Great Britain the Bronze.

Day 5, finally, also saw the Men’s Team Sprint for riders aged between 35 – 44 take place and as ever, there were some creative names for some such as the winners from the USA, ‘It’s Raining Men’ (Ethan Boyes, Alvin Cobb, Kenneth Lo) who were clear winners over Team France (Arnaud Duble, Yann Dujarrier, Sebastien Thery).

The Bronze went to France as well with the riders being (Julien Muselet, Bruno Tanjon, Yann Le Normand) who beat the British trio of Anthony Bagnall, Tom Boulton and John Bagnall.

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GOLD MEDAL WINNERS
Mens Sprint 55 – 59: Ferruccio Veschetti ITA
Mens Sprint 60 – 64: David Willmott AUS
Mens Pursuit 65 – 69: Gerard Louis Robert FRA
Mens Scratch Race 50 – 54: Gustavo Faris ARG
Womens Time Trial 35 – 39: Madeline Moore GBR
Womens Time Trial 40 – 44: Jessica Laws AUS
Womens Time Trial 45 – 49: Janet Birkmyre GBR
Womens Time Trial 50 – 54: Janni Bormann DEN
Womens Time Trial 55 – 59: Elizabeth Heller USA
Womens Time Trial 60 Plus: Arja Scarsbrook FIN
Mens Points Race 60 – 64: Ivan Colig AUS
Mens Points Race 55 – 59: Sylvan Adams CAN
Mens Team Sprint 35 – 44: USA (Ethan Boyes, Alvin Cobb, Kenneth Lo)

RESULTS

Mens Sprint 55 – 59 Years

For 1st & 2 nd Place
1 Ferruccio Veschetti ITA
2 Gary Mandy AUS

For 3rd & 4th Place
3 Vladimir Makeev RUS
4 Kurt Sato USA

Semi Finals

S/F A
1 Ferruccio Veschetti ITA
2 Vladimir Makeev RUS

S/F B
1 Gary Mandy AUS
2 Kurt Sato USA

 

Mens Sprint 60 – 64 Years

For 1st & 2nd
1 David Willmott AUS
2 Jean Louis Duble FRA

For 3rd & 4th Place
3 Robert Pelegrin USA
4 Paul Sydenham GBR

Semi Finals
S/F A
1 David Willmott AUS
2 Robert Pelegrin USA

S/F B 2:1
1 Jean Louis Duble FRA
2 Paul Sydenham GBR

 

Mens Pursuit 65 – 69 Years
2000m (8 Laps)

For 1st & 2 nd Place
1 Gerard Louis Robert FRA 2.30.062
2 Colin Claxton NZL 2.32.937

For 3rd & 4 th Place
3 Steven Troseth USA 2.37.367
4 Graham Truelove GBR 2.41.648

Qualification
1 Gerard Louis Robert FRA 2.30.016
2 Colin Claxton NZL 2.31.181
3 Steven Troseth USA 2.36.605
4 Graham Truelove GBR 2.37.717
5 David Mulica USA 2.37.926
6 Bent Christiansen DEN 2.38.389
7 Rod Stewart AUS 2.45.375
8 Shigeru Ito JPN 2.46.958
9 Heinz Bandener GER 2.47.119
10 Dennis Knabe GBR 2.48.839
11 Kell Wohlert DEN 2.49.705
12 Paul Davies GBR 2.50.464
13 Enrique E Moyano ARG 2.51.047
14 George Grant GBR 2.58.124
15 Jose Olaskoaga ESP 3.00.415

 

Mens Scratch Race 50 – 54 Years

Final
1 Gustavo Faris ARG
2 Geoffrey Baxter AUS
3 Michael Rice GBR
4 Peter Ettles GBR
5 Gian Carlo Tesini ITA
6 Luca Agostino Salvadeo ITA
7 Roberto Dardi ITA
8 Colin Parkinson GBR
9 Andrew Nevitt USA
10 Peter Toth CAN
11 Kenny Gray GBR
12 Bruce Viljoen RSA
13 Ian Whittell GBR
14 Courtney Rowe GBR
15 Tony Orrell GBR
16 Ricardo Pereyra ARG
17 Adrian Ward GBR
18 Stephen Clayton GBR
19 Eric Bonneau FRA
20 Ian Greenstreet GBR
21 Francis Bruderer GUA
22 Nigel Stephens GBR
DNF Robert Francis USA
DNF Michael Blasczyk GER

Qualification Heats

Heat 1
1 Luca Agostino Salvadeo ITA
2 Peter Ettles GBR
3 Gian Carlo Tesini ITA
4 Kenny Gray GBR
5 Eric Bonneau FRA
6 Nigel Stephens GBR
7 Ian Whittell GBR
8 Adrian Ward GBR
9 Bruce Viljoen RSA
10 Robert Francis USA
11 Peter Toth CAN
12 Stephen Clayton GBR
19 finishers

Heat 2
1 Geoffrey Baxter AUS
2 Ian Greenstreet GBR
3 Michael Rice GBR
4 Michael Blasczyk GER
5 Courtney Rowe GBR
6 Gustavo Faris ARG
7 Francis Bruderer GUA
8 Roberto Dardi ITA
9 Andrew Nevitt USA
10 Tony Orrell GBR
11 Colin Parkinson GBR
12 Ricardo Pereyra ARG
17 finishers

 

Womens Time Trial 35 – 39 Years
1 Madeline Moore GBR 36.893
2 Jaana Hyvarinen FIN 37.624
3 Louise Haston GBR 38.101
4 Rebecca Wheadon AUS 38.180
5 Carolien Van Herrikhuyzen NED 38.393
6 Wickie Birkholm DEN 39.206
7 Victoria Hood GBR 39.420
8 Lesley Pinder GBR 39.945
9 Suzan Bowman RSA 41.625
10 Adelia Reyneke RSA 41.680
11 Jenifer Dorsey USA 43.193

 

Womens Time Trial 40 – 44 Years
1 Jessica Laws AUS 38.322
2 Renee Covington AUS 38.817
3 Susie Mitchell IRL 38.909
4 Erin Criglington NZL 38.946
5 Cheryl Fuller Muller USA 39.082
6 Catherine Hooton AUS 39.743
7 Susannah Doyle GBR 41.353
8 Melinda Symon AUS 43.331
9 Judith Philip GBR 43.670

 

Womens Time Trial 45 – 49 Years
1 Janet Birkmyre GBR 37.704
2 Julie Cooper GBR 38.003
3 Juliet Sprake GBR 41.969
4 Jeanette Baxter GBR 41.988
5 Maria Herrera GUA 42.147
6 Monica Nevitt USA 43.546
7 Maria Mora Cirer ESP 43.778

 

Womens Time Trial 50 – 54 Years
1 Janni Bormann DEN 37.880 ***
2 Debbie Capewell GBR 38.360
3 Jayne Paine GBR 40.213
4 Deborah Coulls AUS 40.334
5 Orla Hendron IRL 40.978
6 Makiko Hamada JPN 42.558
7 Edvige Pettinato ITA 44.348

*** New World Masters Best Time (subject to ratifica tion)

 

Womens Time Trial 55 Plus Years
1 Elizabeth Heller* USA 41.474
2 Sandra North* USA 41.995
3 Arja Scarsbrook*** FIN 43.444
4 Bonnie Woodbury*** USA 43.809
5 Brenda Tate** GBR 43.851
6 Lynn Rivier** USA 43.889
7 Meriel Custance* AUS 44.464
8 Gwynneth Rixon** GBR 44.671
9 Desrae Cameron** AUS 44.904
10 Ilna Lemmer** RSA 45.912
11 Penelope Kingsland** GBR 46.139
12 Jenni Nicholson** GBR 47.258
13 Micheline Morel** GUA 47.930
14 Julie Shuttleworth* GBR 51.711

* 55-59
** 60-64
*** 65-69
*** 70+

Podium
55 – 59 Years
Gold Elizabeth Heller* USA
Silver Sandra North* USA
Bronze Meriel Custance* AUS

60 Plus Years
Gold Arja Scarsbrook*** FIN
Silver Bonnie Woodbury*** USA
Bronze Brenda Tate** GBR

 

Mens Points Race 60 – 64 Years
1 Ivan Colig AU S +10 20
2 James Rutherford GBR +10 14
3 Chris Davis GBR +10 12
4 Brian O’Kelly GBR 8
5 Ian Humphreys GBR 8
6 Jean Louis Duble FRA 7
7 David Smith GBR 2
8 Shannon Fox USA 2
9 Don Huyser AUS 1
10 Steve Davies GBR 0
11 Tom Daly IRL 0
12 Christian Muselet FRA 0
13 Bob Barber GBR -20 -20
14 Jim Robertson GBR -40 -40
DNF Mark Minting GBR
DNF Paul Shuttleworth GBR
DNF David Willmott AUS

 

Mens Points Race 55 – 59 Years
1 Sylvan Adams CA N +2 0 37
2 Grant Tyrell NZL 15
3 Keir Apperley GBR 9
4 Manuel Gallardo CHI 9
5 Christopher Tomlinson GBR 4
6 Uwe Rübling GER 3
7 Ken Roesner GBR 3
8 Gerard Carrette FRA 2
9 Keith Jones GBR 2
10 Graeme Peadon AUS 2
11 Neil Familton NZL 0
12 Jeremy Isaac GBR 0
13 Patrick Lemoine FRA 0
14 Ian Donohue GBR 0
15 Bret Sehorn USA -10 -10
DNF Cecil Bernard USA
DNF Glen Heuvel RSA
DNF Peter Jackson GBR
DNF Thierry Manicourt FRA
DNF George Jacobus Van Rooyen RSA
DSQ Mark Sommers USA

 

Mens Team Sprint 35 – 44 Years

Finals
1 Its Raining Men (USA) 48.878
Ethan Boyes, Alvin Cobb, Kenneth Lo

2 Team France Sila Sport & Hitachi 49.718
Arnaud Duble, Yann Dujarrier, Sebastien Thery,

3 France 51.111
Julien Muselet, Bruno Tanjon, Yann Le Normand

4 GBR Masters 35 – 44 52.049
Anthony Bagnall, Tom Boulton, John Bagnall

Qualification

1st Its Raining Men 48.856
Ethan Boyes, Alvin Cobb, Kenneth Lo

2nd Team France Sil a Sport & Hitachi 49.629
Arnaud Duble, Yann Dujarrier, Sebastien Thery

3rd France 51.019
Julien Muselet, Bruno Tanjon, Yann Le Normand,

4 GBR Masters 35 – 44 52.387
Anthony Bagnall, Tom Boulton, John Bagnall,

5th Project Waistline 52.620
Richard Youle-Grayling, Nick Caton, James Roberts

REL South America 52.013
Fabio Rosetto, Hugo Auge, Matias Gullino

 

Mens Sprint 45 – 49 Years

200m Qualifying Flying Time Trial
1 Harri Rajaniemi FIN 10.910
2 James Lawrence USA 11.007
3 Daniel Rickard AUS 11.133
4 Philip Houlton GBR 11.199
5 Aderito Da Cruz FRA 11.384
6 Joseph Santaniello NOR 11.437
7 Stephen Aslin GBR 11.633
8 Todd Scheske USA 11.708
9 Michael Paulin USA 11.736
10 Patrick Larabee USA 11.747
11 Bruno Caporossi FRA 11.752
12 Ewen Riddell GBR 12.101
13 Chris Ferris USA 12.208
14 Tony Brooks GBR 12.415
15 Richard Cradick GBR 12.512
16 Paul Gittins GBR 12.560

Round 1

Heat 1
1 Harri Rajaniemi FI N 11.484
2 Patrick Larabee USA
3 Paul Gittins GBR

Heat 2
1 James Lawrence US A 11.885
2 Michael Paulin USA
3 Richard Cradick GBR

Heat 3
1 Daniel Rickard AU S 11.632
2 Todd Scheske USA
3 Tony Brooks GBR

Heat 4
1 Philip Houlton GB R 12.339
2 Stephen Aslin GBR
3 Chris Ferris USA

Heat 5
1 Joseph Santaniello NO R 11.805
2 Aderito Da Cruz FRA
3 Ewen Riddell GBR
4 Bruno Caporossi FRA

Round 1 Repechage
Heat 1
1 Patrick Larabee US A 11.890
2 Chris Ferris USA
3 Ewen Riddell GBR

Heat 2
1 Aderito Da Cruz FR A 12.481
2 Tony Brooks GBR
3 Michael Paulin USA
DNF Paul Gittins GBR

Heat 3
1 Stephen Aslin GB R 11.961
2 Bruno Caporossi FRA
3 Richard Cradick GBR
DNS Todd Scheske USA

Round 2 – Result
Heat 1
1 Harri Rajaniemi FIN
2 Stephen Aslin GBR

Heat 2
1 James Lawrence USA 11.793
2 Aderito Da Cruz FRA

Heat 3
1 Daniel Rickard AUS 12.010
2 Patrick Larabee USA

Heat 4
1 Joseph Santaniello NOR 11.712
2 Philip Houlton GBR

Minor Final Result
5 Philip Houlton GB R 11.810
6 Aderito Da Cruz FRA
7 Patrick Larabee USA

 

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