Men's omnium
at the 2016 UCI Track Cycling World Championships
VenueLee Valley VeloPark, London
Date4–5 March
Competitors20 from 20 nations
Winning points191
Medalists
gold medal Fernando Gaviria   Colombia
silver medal Roger Kluge   Germany
bronze medal Glenn O'Shea   Australia

The Men's omnium event of the 2016 UCI Track Cycling World Championships was held on 4 and 5 March 2016.[1][2] Fernando Gaviria of Colombia won the gold medal.

Results

Scratch race

The scratch race was held at 09:46.[3]

RankNameNationLaps Down
1Thomas Boudat France
2Artyom Zakharov Kazakhstan
3Elia Viviani Italy
4Roger Kluge Germany
5Glenn O'Shea Australia
6Mark Cavendish Great Britain
7Jasper De Buyst Belgium
8Viktor Manakov Russia
9Gaël Suter  Switzerland
10Fernando Gaviria Colombia
11Park Sang-hoon South Korea
12Tim Veldt Netherlands
13Kazushige Kuboki Japan
14Leung Chun Wing Hong Kong
15Adrian Tekliński Poland
16Lasse Norman Hansen Denmark
17Gideoni Monteiro Brazil
18Ignacio Prado Mexico
19Jacob Duehring United States
20Aaron Gate New ZealandDNF

Individual pursuit

The individual pursuit was held at 16:02.[4]

RankNameNationTimeBehind
1Fernando Gaviria Colombia4:19.000
2Lasse Norman Hansen Denmark4:19.866+0.866
3Elia Viviani Italy4:20.371+1.371
4Tim Veldt Netherlands4:21.793+2.793
5Aaron Gate New Zealand4:22.156+3.156
6Viktor Manakov Russia4:22.798+3.798
7Artyom Zakharov Kazakhstan4:22.843+3.843
8Roger Kluge Germany4:23.131+4.131
9Thomas Boudat France4:23.933+4.933
10Adrian Tekliński Poland4:24.946+5.946
11Leung Chun Wing Hong Kong4:26.584+7.584
12Park Sang-hoon South Korea4:27.194+8.194
13Mark Cavendish Great Britain4:27.453+8.453
14Ignacio Prado Mexico4:28.392+9.392
15Jasper De Buyst Belgium4:29.271+10.271
16Gaël Suter  Switzerland4:29.590+10.590
17Glenn O'Shea Australia4:29.883+10.883
18Gideoni Monteiro Brazil4:30.285+11.285
19Kazushige Kuboki Japan4:36.601+17.601
20Jacob Duehring United States4:38.475+19.475

Elimination race

The Elimination race was held at 20:10.[5]

RankNameNation
1Fernando Gaviria Colombia
2Mark Cavendish Great Britain
3Roger Kluge Germany
4Thomas Boudat France
5Elia Viviani Italy
6Glenn O'Shea Australia
7Viktor Manakov Russia
8Artyom Zakharov Kazakhstan
9Gideoni Monteiro Brazil
10Tim Veldt Netherlands
11Leung Chun Wing Hong Kong
12Kazushige Kuboki Japan
13Gaël Suter  Switzerland
14Aaron Gate New Zealand
15Jasper De Buyst Belgium
16Lasse Norman Hansen Denmark
17Park Sang-hoon South Korea
18Adrian Tekliński Poland
19Ignacio Prado Mexico
20Jacob Duehring United States

1 km time trial

The 1 km time trial was started at 11:44.[6]

RankNameNationTimeBehind
1Lasse Norman Hansen Denmark1:02.409
2Fernando Gaviria Colombia1:02.417+0.008
3Elia Viviani Italy1:02.632+0.223
4Tim Veldt Netherlands1:02.831+0.422
5Glenn O'Shea Australia1:02.836+0.427
6Adrian Tekliński Poland1:03.154+0.745
7Leung Chun Wing Hong Kong1:03.404+0.995
8Jasper De Buyst Belgium1:03.542+1.133
9Park Sang-hoon South Korea1:03.794+1.385
10Gaël Suter  Switzerland1:03.989+1.580
11Roger Kluge Germany1:04.408+1.999
12Mark Cavendish Great Britain1:04.507+2.098
13Thomas Boudat France1:04.537+2.128
14Viktor Manakov Russia1:04.540+2.131
15Artyom Zakharov Kazakhstan1:04.613+2.204
16Ignacio Prado Mexico1:05.213+2.804
17Aaron Gate New Zealand1:05.215+2.806
18Jacob Duehring United States1:05.550+3.141
19Kazushige Kuboki Japan1:05.559+3.150
20Gideoni Monteiro Brazil1:06.988+4.579

Flying lap

The Flying lap was held at 15:01.[7]

RankNameNationTime
1Elia Viviani Italy13.149
2Glenn O'Shea Australia13.183
3Tim Veldt Netherlands13.187
4Mark Cavendish Great Britain13.211
5Adrian Tekliński Poland13.218
6Park Sang-hoon South Korea13.326
7Lasse Norman Hansen Denmark13.368
8Fernando Gaviria Colombia13.383
9Jasper De Buyst Belgium13.414
10Gaël Suter  Switzerland13.422
11Roger Kluge Germany13.425
12Viktor Manakov Russia13.513
13Leung Chun Wing Hong Kong13.528
14Artyom Zakharov Kazakhstan13.534
15Thomas Boudat France13.573
16Aaron Gate New Zealand13.666
17Jacob Duehring United States13.681
18Ignacio Prado Mexico13.703
19Kazushige Kuboki Japan13.928
20Gideoni Monteiro Brazil14.056

Points race

The Points race was held at 19:08.

RankNameNationPoints
1Roger Kluge Germany55
2Lasse Norman Hansen Denmark55
3Glenn O'Shea Australia51
4Kazushige Kuboki Japan47
5Jasper De Buyst Belgium30
6Ignacio Prado Mexico27
7Mark Cavendish Great Britain25
8Fernando Gaviria Colombia25
9Elia Viviani Italy9
10Artyom Zakharov Kazakhstan8
11Gideoni Monteiro Brazil8
12Gaël Suter  Switzerland7
13Aaron Gate New Zealand7
14Leung Chun Wing Hong Kong6
15Thomas Boudat France5
16Viktor Manakov Russia5
17Jacob Duehring United States5
18Tim Veldt Netherlands1
19Park Sang-hoon South Korea0
20Adrian Tekliński Poland0

Final standings

After all events.[8]

RankNameNationPoints
1st place, gold medalist(s)Fernando Gaviria Colombia191
2nd place, silver medalist(s)Roger Kluge Germany191
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Glenn O'Shea Australia191
4Elia Viviani Italy189
5Lasse Norman Hansen Denmark181
6Mark Cavendish Great Britain161
7Tim Veldt Netherlands145
8Jasper De Buyst Belgium132
9Thomas Boudat France131
10Artyom Zakharov Kazakhstan126
11Viktor Manakov Russia121
12Leung Chun Wing Hong Kong104
13Adrian Tekliński Poland102
14Gaël Suter  Switzerland101
15Park Sang-hoon South Korea100
16Kazushige Kuboki Japan93
17Ignacio Prado Mexico67
18Gideoni Monteiro Brazil50
19Aaron Gate New Zealand31
20Jacob Duehring United States27

References

  1. ↑ "Event Schedule". Track Cycling Worlds. Archived from the original on 6 July 2017. Retrieved 26 February 2016.
  2. ↑ Start list
  3. ↑ Scratch race results
  4. ↑ Individual pursuit results
  5. ↑ Elimination race results
  6. ↑ 1 km time trial results
  7. ↑ Flying lap results
  8. ↑ Final results
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