Thursday options 5 elite world titles on the road on the 2024 UCI Monitor World Championships at Ballerup Tremendous Enviornment outdoors Copenhagen, Denmark. This second day of the championships, operating from October 16 to twenty, will award titles within the Males’s Staff Pursuit, Males’s Keirin, Males’s Scratch Race in addition to Girls’s Elimination and Girls’s Staff Pursuit.
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Nice Britain’s staff members have a good time after the Girls’s Staff Pursuit victory on the UCI Monitor Biking World Championships
Staff Denmark celebrates the gold medal in males’s Staff Pursuit(Picture credit score: Simon Wilkinson/SWpix.com)
Girls’s Elimination Race winner Ally Wollaston (New Zealand) celebrates (Picture credit score: Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com)
Winner of the Males’s Scratch Race Japan’s Kazushige Kuboki (L) and winner of the Males’s Keirin Closing Race Japan’s Kento Yamasaki have a good time on the rostrum(Picture credit score: Jonathan NACKSTRAND / AFP / Getty Pictures)
Males’s Staff Pursuit
Denmark secured the world title within the males’s Staff Pursuit on the second day of racing and on residence soil on the 2024 UCI Monitor World Championships at Ballerup Tremendous Enviornment outdoors Copenhagen, Denmark. The Danes gained gold within the 4,000-metre occasion in a time of three:45.642, beating Nice Britain’s silver medal time of three:45.963.
The 2 groups have been evenly matched for the gold medal last with Nice Britain’s staff of Ethan Hayter, Josh Charlton, Charlie Tabfield, and Oliver Wooden, whereas Denmark’s staff included Tobias Aagaard Hansen, Carl-Frederik Bevort, Niklas Larsen, and Frederik Rodenberg Madsen.
Nice Britain took a slender fraction of a second lead within the opening 1,000 metres with a mean pace of 70kph. Nevertheless, they have been nonetheless evenly matched with the Danes on the 2,000-metre midway mark.
Denmark then took the lead, barely forward of Nice Britain, as each groups went down to 3 riders on the 2,700-metre mark.
Denmark elevated their lead into the ultimate 1,000 metres, 0.6 of a second forward, gaining a grip on the gold medal. The Danes continued to push their lead out to .8 of a second, however that dropped barely on the final quarter of a lap.
Though the hole dropped the Danish staff held their lead by 0.3 of a second and held on for the gold medal.
Within the race for the bronze medal, Germany took the {hardware} with a time of three.52.707 whereas their rival staff Japan misplaced a rider attributable to a crash within the last laps after which compelled to DNF.
Japan’s staff of Shunsuke Imamura, Naoki Kojima, Kazushige Kuboki, and Shoi Matsuda had a robust begin at half a second quicker than Germany’s staff that included Tim Torn Teutenberg, Benjamin Boos, Ben Felix Jochum, and Bruno Kessler.
Germany moved to the lead on the 2000-metre mark, coming by a fraction of a second quicker than Japan, and each groups went down to 3 riders on the 2,700-metre mark.
Germany held a buffer within the last 1000 metres, however they appeared to begin to wrestle. Japan gave the impression to be clean however an unlucky crash meant that they misplaced a rider as Germany went on to win the bronze medal.
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Males’s Staff Pursuit outcomes
Pos.
Nation (Rider names)
Outcome
1
Denmark(Tobias Aagaard Hansen, Carl-Frederik Bevort, Niklas Larsen, Frederik Rodenberg Madsen)
3:45.642
2
Nice Britain(Ethan Hayter, Josh Charlton, Charlie Tanfield, Oliver Wooden)
3:45.963
3
Germany(Tim Tom Teutenberg, Benjamin Boos, Ben Felix Jochum, Bruno Kessler)
China(Boan Li, Mengjie Wang, Yang Yang, Jinyan Zhang)
N/A
Nice Britain catches Germany to win world title in girls’s Staff Pursuit
Katie Archibald, Megan Barker, Josie Knight, Anna Morris, Jessica Roberts (Nice Britain) receiving Gold Medals and changing into World Champions for Staff Nice Britain in girls’s Staff Pursuit (Picture credit score: Simon Wilkinson/SWpix.com)
Nice Britain defended their world title within the girls’s Staff Pursuit in Bellerup catching the German staff with 500 metres to go within the 4,000 metre occasion to safe the gold medals.
The British staff included Katie Archibald, Megan Barker, Josie Knight and Anna Morris. Opening with a quick tempo, they’d a couple of second on Germany within the first 600 metres.
Germany’s staff which included Franziska Brausse, Lisa Klein, Mieke Kroger and Lena Charlotte Reissner, rapidly fell off the mark, shedding time on every lap and their rivals orbited the observe at 61kph.
On the 2,000 metres, the 2 groups have been on the identical straightaway and even whereas Nice Britain dropped to 3 riders, they have been nonetheless capable of catch the German staff inside the ultimate 1,000 metres to say the gold medal.
Italy secured the bronze medal within the girls’s Staff Pursuit within the bronze-medal spherical in opposition to Canada.
The Italian staff included Martina Fidanza, Chiara Consonni, Martina Alzini and Vittoria Guazzini whereas the Canadians have been led by Lily Plante, Kirara Lylyk, Ariane Bonhomme and Fiona Majendie.
The Italian staff opened with a quick tempo and took the early lead by half a second after the primary lap. They continued to extend their lead over the following lap earlier than the Canadians dropped to only three riders on the 2,000-metre mark.
Italy closed in rapidly catching the Canadians at 2,600 metres into the race securing the bronze medal.
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Row 0 – Cell 2
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Nice Britain (Katie Archibald, Megan Barker, Josie Knight, Anna Morris)
3:06.769
2
Germany (Franziska Brausse, Lisa Klein, Mieke Kroger, Lena Charlotte Reissner)
3:12.882
3
Italy (Martina Fidanza, Chiara Consonni, Martina Alzini, Vittoria Guazzini)
Belgium (Katrijn de Clercq, Marith Vanhove, Helene Hesters, Febe Jooris)
Row 7 – Cell 2
8
China (Menghan Zhou, Si Chen, Feiyan Solar, Hong Wang)
Row 8 – Cell 2
Girls’s Elimination Race
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Lotte Kopecky, Ally Wollaston and Jen Valente on the rostrum of the ladies’s Elimination Race
Girls’s Elimination Race winner Ally Wollaston (New Zealand) celebrates profitable her gold medal experience(Picture credit score: Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com)
Ally Wollaston (New Zealand) secured the rainbow jersey within the girls’s Elimination Race, forcing two-time earlier winner Lotte Kopecky (Belgium) to accept the silver medal. Jennifer Valente (United States of America) took the bronze medal for the fourth consecutive yr.
It has been 4 years because the girls’s Elimination race was launched on the Monitor World Championships again in 2021 on the Roubaix Velodrome, and gained by Italy’s Letizia Paternoster, whereas Kopecky went on to win the following two world titles in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines in 2022 and Glasgow in 2023.
Each two laps the final rider to cross the road was eradicated. Kopecky went straight to the entrance for the primary two laps as Fanny Malissa Cauchois was the primary rider eradicated. Additionally staying safely on the entrance have been Paternoster, Wollaston, Lara Gillespie (Eire) and Valente.
The following riders eradicated have been Ellen Klinge (Denmark), Anita Yvonne Stenberg (Norway), Alzbeta Bacikova (Lithuania), Kiara Lylyk (Canada), Kiera Will (Australia), Eva Anguela (Spain) and Sophie Lewis (Nice Britain) on the midway mark.
Tsuyaka Uchino (Japan) led the sphere for 3 full laps as the sphere started to decrease to only 11 riders. However her efforts price her when she was the following to be eradicated from the race.
Kopecky moved to the entrance because the group decreased to 6 riders utilizing her energy to steer clear of the again as Portugal’s Maria Martins and Gillespie have been out of the race.
The 4 riders left have been Kopecky, Valente, Paternoster and Wollaston. The New Zealander attacked excessive in a shock transfer that meant Paternoster was eradicated from the race leaving solely three for the medal.
Valente was the following eradicated, however secured her fourth consecutive bronze medal within the occasion, because the followers watched Kopecky and Wollaston dash for the gold medal.
Kopecky led the pair across the observe for the final lap and began her however had Wollaston in her slipstream and the Australian launched herself throughout the road to say the gold medal.
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Girls’s Elimination Race outcomes
1
Ally Wollaston (New Zealand)
2
Lotte Kopecky (Belgium)
3
Jennifer Valente (United States Of America)
4
Letizia Paternoster (Italy)
5
Lara Gillespie (Eire)
6
Maria Martins (Portugal)
7
Maja Tracka (Poland)
8
Yareli Acevedo Mendoza (Mexico)
9
Lea lin Teutenberg (Germany)
10
Gabriela Bartova (Czech Republic)
11
Tsuyaka Uchino (Japan)
12
Michelle Andres (Switzerland)
13
Sze Wing Lee (Hong Kong, China)
14
Eva Anguela Yaguez (Spain)
15
Sophie Lewis (Nice Britain)
16
Olivija Baleišyte (Lithuania)
17
Keira Will (Australia)
18
Ellen Klinge (Denmark)
19
Anita Yvonne Stenberg (Norway)
20
Alžbeta Bačikova (Slovakia)
21
Kiara Lylyk (Canada)
22
Fanny Malissa Cauchois One (Lao Folks’s Democratic Republic)
Males’s Keirin
Winner Japan’s Kento Yamasaki celebrates after the boys’s Keirin last race of the UCI Monitor Biking World Championships
Kento Yamasaki gave Japan their first world title within the Keirin because the occasion made the programme in 1980.
Yamasaki out-sprinted favourites Mikhail Yakovlev (Israel) and Kevin Quintero (Colombia) to say the rainbow jersey in Ballerup.
The ultimate was with out Olympic champion Harrie Lavreysen (Netherlands), who simply gained his first and second spherical heads however didn’t make the gold medal spherical after being eradicated within the semifinal.
Lavreysen completed second to Japan’s Shinji Nakano within the comfort last for seventh place.
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Males’s Keirin outcomes
1
Kento Yamasaki (Japan)
2
Mikhail Yakovlev (Israel)
3
Kevin Santiago Quintero Chavarro (Colombia)
4
Harry Ledingham-Horn (Nice Britain)
5
Mateusz Rudyk (Poland)
6
Jeffrey Hoogland (Netherlands)
7
Shinji Nakano (Japan)
8
Harrie Lavreysen (Netherlands)
9
Muhammad Shah Firdaus Sahrom (Malaysia)
10
Stefano Moro (Italy)
11
Shih Feng Kang (Chinese language Taipei)
12
Cheuk Hei To (Hong Kong, China)
Males’s Scratch Race
Kuboki Kazushige (Japan) celebrates profitable the 2024 Males’s Scratch Race World Championship (Picture credit score: Alex Whitehead/SWpix.com)
Kuboki Kazushige (Japan) dominated within the males’s Scratch race, soloing away to the victory and the second gold medal for his nation of the night time on the UCI Monitor World Championships.
Kuboki stole a lap solo halfway by the race, certainly one of a dozen riders to lap the sphere of 24 riders then, within the last 10 laps, he leapt away to say the win. Tobias Hansen (Denmark) completed second forward of Clement Petit (France).
