Monitor Worlds: Jonathan Milan breaks males’s pursuit world file, Harrie Lavreysen wins profession fifteenth world title on the observe in males’s 1km Time Trial
Harrie Lavreysen wins profession fifteenth world title on the observe in males’s 1km time trial(Picture credit score: Getty Photographs)
Friday options 5 elite world titles on the road on the 2024 UCI Monitor World Championships at Ballerup Tremendous Enviornment outdoors Copenhagen, Denmark. This third day of the championships, working from October 16 to twenty, will award titles within the ladies’s Omnium, ladies’s Dash, males’s Particular person Pursuit, males’s Factors Race and males’s 1km Time Trial.
Milan units world file to win males’s particular person pursuit
Italy’s Jonathan Milan competes through the males’s particular person pursuit qualifying race of the UCI Monitor Biking World Championships
Jonathan Milan (Italy) set a brand new world file en path to claiming the world title within the males’s particular person pursuit on Friday.
The Italian topped Nice Britain’s Josh Charlton, setting a time of three:59.153 – just below Charlton’s file set throughout qualifying.
Charlton went underneath the earlier mark, 3:59.636, set by Filippo Ganna through the 2022 UCI Monitor World Championships in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines by 0.332 seconds through the morning session.
To win the rainbow jersey, Milan needed to break that file and he led the Briton from begin to end to nudge the file down by 0.151 seconds.
Two British riders, Charlie Tanfield and Dan Bigham, went face to face within the bronze medal last, with Tanfield hitting out within the lead for the primary half. He light and ceded the bronze to Bigham within the last two kilometres, ending virtually 5 seconds down.
Bigham set a 4:03.807 to spherical out the rostrum.
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1
Jonathan Milan (Italy)
0:3:59.153
2
Josh Charlton (Nice Britain)
0:4:00.232
3
Daniel Bigham (Nice Britain)
0:4:03.807
4
Charlie Tanfield (Nice Britain)
0:4:08.499
5
Noah Vandenbranden (Belgium)
Row 4 – Cell 2
6
Ivo Manuel Alves Oliveira (Portugal)
Row 5 – Cell 2
7
Carl-Frederik Bevort (Denmark)
Row 6 – Cell 2
8
Anders Johnson (United States Of America)
Row 7 – Cell 2
9
Valere Thiebaud (Switzerland)
Row 8 – Cell 2
10
Manlio Moro (Italy)
Row 9 – Cell 2
11
Alex Vogel (Switzerland)
Row 10 – Cell 2
12
Brendan Rhim (United States Of America)
Row 11 – Cell 2
13
Kacper Majewski (Poland)
Row 12 – Cell 2
14
Bruno Kessler (Germany)
Row 13 – Cell 2
15
Ben Felix Jochum (Germany)
Row 14 – Cell 2
16
Chris Ernst (Canada)
Row 15 – Cell 2
17
Sean Richardson (Canada)
Row 16 – Cell 2
18
Shoi Matsuda (Japan)
Row 17 – Cell 2
19
Mohammad Almutaiwei (United Arab Emirates)
Row 18 – Cell 2
20
Ilya Karabutov (Kazakhstan)
Row 19 – Cell 2
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Thibaut Bernard (Belgium)
Row 20 – Cell 2
Lavreysen wins 1km Time Trial
Harrie Lavreysen (Netherlands) secured a file profession fifteenth world title on the observe after his victory within the males’s 1km Time trial. Lavreysen gained with a time of 57.321, beating his Dutch teammate and four-time earlier world champion within the occasion, Jeffrey Hoogland, whereas Joseph Truman (Nice Britain) secured the bronze medal.
Within the morning session on the velodrome, Lavreysen certified with the quickest time of 57.468, which was the quickest time ever ridden at sea degree within the males’s 1km Time Trial (4 laps).
Robin Skivild (Denmark) was the primary rider to begin the ultimate, ending with 1:00.926, however his time was surpassed by Kirill Kurdidi (Kazakhstan) who completed at 1:00.853.
Thomas Cornish (Australia) was the subsequent to return by with the quickest time of 1:00.197 to take the lead. Nonetheless, Colombia teammates Santiago Ramirez and Christian Ortega had been the subsequent to go, with Ortega taking the lead with 59.824.
The occasions stored getting quicker as Truman got here by with 58.669, securing a medal as there have been solely two riders left, Dutch teammates Hoogland and Lavreysen.
Hoogland, searching for a fifth world title within the occasion, completed his time trial in 58.252 to prime the standings.
Chasing historical past, too, Lavreysen began his time trial, down barely on his teammate, however then levelled out the time on lap 2, and completed with the profitable time of 57.321 to take the gold medal.
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Males’s 1km Time Trial
Pos.
Rider Identify (Nation) Group
End result
1
Harrie Lavreysen (Netherlands)
0:00:57.321
2
Jeffrey Hoogland (Netherlands)
0:00:58.252
3
Joseph Truman (Nice Britain)
0:00:58.669
4
Christian David Ortega Fontalvo (Colombia)
0:00:59.824
5
Santiago Ramirez Morales (Colombia)
0:01:00.055
6
Thomas Cornish (Australia)
0:01:00.197
7
Kirill Kurdidi (Kazakhstan)
0:01:00.853
8
Robin Skivild (Denmark)
0:01:00.926
Mora takes gold in males’s Factors Race
Spain’s Sebastian Mora Vedri reacts after profitable the Males’s Factors Race of the UCI Monitor Biking World Championships in Ballerup, Denmark (Picture credit score: Getty Photographs)
Spain’s Sebastian Mora Vedri secured the gold medal in an exhilarating battle through the males’s Factors Race that noticed him accumulate 70 factors and win by only one level forward of house favorite and silver medallist Niklas Larsen (Denmark) and 5 factors forward of bronze medallist Philip Heijnen (Netherlands).
The lads’s Factors Race kicked off the afternoon session on the third day of racing. Peter Moore (USA) took the early lead after he attacked the sphere to take the dash for 5 factors after which lap the sphere for one more 20 factors, for a complete of 25 factors.
After a contact of wheels, Lukas Reugg (Switzerland) crashed, however he did not seem to have a critical damage and had 5 laps to get himself again on the bike and within the race.
Larsen captured full factors on the subsequent dash, and like Moore, lapped the sphere for one more 20 factors, each riders tied with 25 factors with 102 laps to go and eight sprints remaining.
A bunch break up off the entrance that lapped the sphere with Heijnen, Naoki Kojima (Japan), Clement Petit (France), Diogo Marsico (Portugal) and Fabio van den Bossche (Belgium) taking 25 factors and transferring as much as the highest of the standings.
As small teams continued to separate off aside, Kojima lapped the sphere once more and moved into the lead with 50 factors, forward of Larsen with 45 and Moore with 45.
Heijnen and Mora Vedri took a lap and jumped into the general lead with a complete of 60 factors and 51 factors, respectively.
The house crowds cheered as Larsen lapped the sphere once more and moved again into the lead with a complete of 66 factors forward of Heijnen’s 65 factors and Mora Vedri’s 61 factors
Larsen picked up a further three factors within the subsequent dash to extend his result in 69.
Nonetheless, Mora Vedri took factors within the subsequent to maneuver to 64 factors after which broke off the entrance with a small group to select up second place’s six factors within the last dash and win the gold medal with 70 factors.
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Males’s Factors Race
Pos.
Rider Identify (Nation) Group
End result
1
Sebastian Mora Vedri (Spain)
70
2
Niklas Larsen (Denmark)
69
3
Philip Heijnen (Netherlands)
65
4
Peter Moore (United States Of America)
48
5
Fabio van den Bossche (Belgium)
46
6
Mark Stewart (Nice Britain)
37
7
Diogo Narciso (Portugal)
36
8
Roger Kluge (Germany)
35
9
Naoki Kojima (Japan)
35
10
Tim Wafler (Austria)
34
11
Clement Petit (France)
34
12
Vitaliy Hryniv (Ukraine)
25
13
Mathias Guillemette (Canada)
22
14
Adam Okay?enek (Czech Republic)
4
15
Martin Chren (Slovakia)
1
16
Alisher Zhumakan (Kazakhstan)
1
17
Lukas Ruegg (Switzerland)
18
Ching yin Mow (Hong Kong, China)
19
Michele Scartezzini (Italy)
20
Bryan Steven Gomez Penaloza (Colombia)
21
Bertold Drijver (Hungary)
22
Alon Yogev (Israel)
23
Konrad Waliniak (Poland)
Wollaston wins Girls’s Omnium
Ally Wollaston gained the ladies’s Omnium
Ally Wollaston (New Zealand) secured her second world title of the 2024 UCI Monitor World Championships, ending off a well-controlled factors race to say the gold medal with 131 factors.
Jessica Roberts (Nice Britain) claimed the silver after efficiently lapping the sphere solo halfway by the factors race, whereas Norway’s Anita Stenberg gained the bronze medal.
Wollaston properly selected to not comply with assaults, focussing solely on taking factors within the sprints, particularly on the ultimate double-point dash the place she raked in 10 extra factors to safe the gold.
The ladies’s Omnium kicked off through the morning session on the velodrome with the Scratch Race with Yareli Acevedo Mendoza (Mexico) securing the win and accumulating the first-place factors to take the early general lead within the occasion. Yareli gained the occasion forward of Amalie Dideriksen (Denmark) and Petra Sevcikova (Czech Republic).
The newly topped Elimination Race world champion Ally Wollaston (New Zealand) secured the victory within the second spherical of the ladies’s Omnium. The Tempo Race was 30 laps and a mean velocity of 52.3kph the place Wollaston collected a complete of 30 factors to beat Tsuyaka Uchino (Japan), 23 factors, and Jessica Roberts (Nice Britain), 21 factors. Dideriksen moved into the general lead after ending second within the Scratch Race and sixth within the Tempo.
The ladies’s Omnium continued through the afternoon session of observe racing with the Elimination Race the place Wollaston gained, backing up her victory in the day gone by’s stand-alone Elimination Race. She went up towards Jennifer Valente (USA), who completed second, whereas Anita Yvonne Stenberg (Norway) took third.
A number of riders crashed early on together with Victorie Berteau (France), Menghan Zhau (China) and Alex Manly (Australia), however all obtained again into the race inside 5 laps of the race.
Within the closing laps, Dideriksen, Wollaston, Berteau, Valente and Stenberg fought for the entrance of the small group. It was Dideriksen and Berteau who had been eradicated subsequent leaving Valente, Stenberg and Wollaston for the ultimate. Stenberg was the subsequent out.
Valente led the final lap however Wollaston got here out of her slipstream and crossed the road with the win and took the lead within the ladies’s Omnium with one spherical to go within the Factors Race.
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Girls’s Omnium Ultimate Standings
1
Ally Wollaston (New Zealand)
131
2
Jessica Roberts (Nice Britain)
119
3
Anita Yvonne Stenberg (Norway)
110
4
Victoire Berteau (France)
107
5
Amalie Dideriksen (Denmark)
100
6
Yareli Acevedo Mendoza (Mexico)
95
7
Tsuyaka Uchino (Japan)
89
8
Lara Gillespie (Eire)
85
9
Jennifer Valente (United States Of America)
82
10
Petra Ševčikova (Czech Republic)
74
11
Maria Martins (Portugal)
72
12
Aline Seitz (Switzerland)
59
13
Letizia Paternoster (Italy)
58
14
Eva Anguela Yaguez (Spain)
50
15
Sze Wing Lee (Hong Kong, China)
33
16
Alexandra Manly (Australia)
29
17
Lily Plante (Canada)
28
18
Olga Wankiewicz (Poland)
27
19
Lina Marcela Hernandez Gomez (Colombia)
7
20
Gedraitytė Akvile (Lithuania)
1
21
Menghan Zhou (Individuals’s Republic of China)
-12
22
Marith Vanhove (Belgium)
-15
23
Alžbeta Bačikova (Slovakia)
-21
24
Fanny Malissa Cauchois One (Lao Individuals’s Democratic Republic)
-77
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Girls’s Omnium – Scratch Race 1/4
Pos.
Rider Identify (Nation) Group
End result
1
Yareli Acevedo Mendoza (Mexico)
2
Amalie Dideriksen (Denmark)
3
Petra ?ev?ikova (Czech Republic)
4
Anita Yvonne Stenberg (Norway)
5
Victoire Berteau (France)
6
Lara Gillespie (Eire)
7
Jessica Roberts (Nice Britain)
8
Maria Martins (Portugal)
9
Ally Wollaston (New Zealand)
10
Aline Seitz (Switzerland)
11
Letizia Paternoster (Italy)
12
Menghan Zhou (Individuals’s Republic of China)
13
Al?beta Ba?ikova (Slovakia)
14
Jennifer Valente (United States Of America)
15
Olga Wankiewicz (Poland)
16
Sze Wing Lee (Hong Kong, China)
17
Eva Anguela Yaguez (Spain)
18
Akvile Gedraityt? (Lithuania)
19
Tsuyaka Uchino (Japan)
20
Lily Plante (Canada)
21
Lina Marcela Hernandez Gomez (Colombia)
22
Alexandra Manly (Australia)
23
Marith Vanhove (Belgium)
24
Fanny Malissa Cauchois One (Lao Individuals’s Democratic Republic)
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Girls’s Omnium – Tempo 2/4
Pos.
Rider Identify (Nation) Group
End result
1
Ally Wollaston (New Zealand)
30
2
Tsuyaka Uchino (Japan)
23
3
Jessica Roberts (Nice Britain)
21
4
Anita Yvonne Stenberg (Norway)
21
5
Victoire Berteau (France)
20
6
Amalie Dideriksen (Denmark)
4
7
Aline Seitz (Switzerland)
3
8
Letizia Paternoster (Italy)
2
9
Lara Gillespie (Eire)
1
10
Jennifer Valente (United States Of America)
1
11
Eva Anguela Yaguez (Spain)
12
Lily Plante (Canada)
13
Maria Martins (Portugal)
14
Petra ?ev?ikova (Czech Republic)
15
Yareli Acevedo Mendoza (Mexico)
16
Olga Wankiewicz (Poland)
17
Sze Wing Lee (Hong Kong, China)
18
Alexandra Manly (Australia)
19
Lina Marcela Hernandez Gomez (Colombia)
20
Menghan Zhou (Individuals’s Republic of China)
21
Marith Vanhove (Belgium)
22
Akvile Gedraityt? (Lithuania)
23
Al?beta Ba?ikova (Slovakia)
-20
DNF
Fanny Malissa Cauchois One (Lao Individuals’s Democratic Republic)
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Girls’s Omnium – Elimination 3/4
Pos.
Rider Identify (Nation) Group
End result
1
Ally Wollaston (New Zealand)
2
Jennifer Valente (United States Of America)
3
Anita Yvonne Stenberg (Norway)
4
Victoire Berteau (France)
5
Amalie Dideriksen (Denmark)
6
Maria Martins (Portugal)
7
Jessica Roberts (Nice Britain)
8
Lara Gillespie (Eire)
9
Petra ?ev?ikova (Czech Republic)
10
Eva Anguela Yaguez (Spain)
11
Yareli Acevedo Mendoza (Mexico)
12
Tsuyaka Uchino (Japan)
13
Alexandra Manly (Australia)
14
Akvile Gedraityt? (Lithuania)
15
Letizia Paternoster (Italy)
16
Sze Wing Lee (Hong Kong, China)
17
Menghan Zhou (Individuals’s Republic of China)
18
Aline Seitz (Switzerland)
19
Olga Wankiewicz (Poland)
20
Al?beta Ba?ikova (Slovakia)
21
Lina Marcela Hernandez Gomez (Colombia)
22
Marith Vanhove (Belgium)
23
Fanny Malissa Cauchois One (Lao Individuals’s Democratic Republic)
24
Lily Plante (Canada)
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Girls’s Omnium – Ultimate Standings
Pos.
Rider Identify (Nation) Group
End result
1
Ally Wollaston (New Zealand)
131
2
Jessica Roberts (Nice Britain)
119
3
Anita Yvonne Stenberg (Norway)
110
4
Victoire Berteau (France)
107
5
Amalie Dideriksen (Denmark)
100
6
Yareli Acevedo Mendoza (Mexico)
95
7
Tsuyaka Uchino (Japan)
89
8
Lara Gillespie (Eire)
85
9
Jennifer Valente (United States Of America)
82
10
Petra ?ev?ikova (Czech Republic)
74
11
Maria Martins (Portugal)
72
12
Aline Seitz (Switzerland)
59
13
Letizia Paternoster (Italy)
58
14
Eva Anguela Yaguez (Spain)
50
15
Sze Wing Lee (Hong Kong, China)
33
16
Alexandra Manly (Australia)
29
17
Lily Plante (Canada)
28
18
Olga Wankiewicz (Poland)
27
19
Lina Marcela Hernandez Gomez (Colombia)
7
20
Akvile Gedraityt? (Lithuania)
1
21
Menghan Zhou (Individuals’s Republic of China)
-12
22
Marith Vanhove (Belgium)
-15
23
Al?beta Ba?ikova (Slovakia)
-21
24
Fanny Malissa Cauchois One (Lao Individuals’s Democratic Republic)
-77
Emma Finucane wins particular person dash
Emma Finucane through the ladies’s dash competitors
Nice Britain’s Emma Finucane claimed the world title within the ladies’s particular person dash, out-duelling Hetty van de Wouw (Netherlands) in a hotly contested two-race last.
Sato Mina (Japan) beat Britain’s Sophie Capewell in two races to win the bronze.
Finucane sailed by the early heats, going quickest in qualifying forward of Capewell. She handily defeated Lijuan Wang (China) within the semifinals to maneuver on to the quarterfinal.
She as soon as once more simply dealt with China’s Liying Yuan within the quarterfinal whereas Van de Wouw needed to go to a decider to get the higher of Britain’s Katy Marchant.
Within the semifinal, Finucane defeated Sato, whereas Van de Wouw took the decider to go to the gold medal last over Capewell.
