UCI Track Cycling Nations Cup
Race details
RegionWorldwide
DisciplineTrack
OrganiserUnion Cycliste Internationale
History
First edition2021
Editions3 (as of 2023)
First winner Colombia
Most recent Great Britain

UCI Track Cycling Nations Cup is a season-long track cycling competition held over three rounds in different locations around the world.[1][2] It was established in 2021 as the successor to the UCI Track Cycling World Cup.

Hosts

Times hosted
Hosts Editions hosted
 Colombia 2
 Hong Kong,  Russia,  United Kingdom,  Canada,  Indonesia,  Egypt 1

Overall winners

Nations

Year Winner Second Third
2021  Colombia  Ukraine  Germany
2022 Italy Colombia Germany
2023 Great Britain Germany France

Men

Kilometer

Year Winner Second Third
2021 Colombia Santiago Ramírez India Ronaldo Laitonjam Trinidad and Tobago Nicholas Paul
2022 Colombia Santiago Ramírez France Melvin Landerneau Colombia Cristian Ortega

Keirin

Year Winner Second Third
2021 Colombia Kevin Quintero Lithuania Vasilijus Lendel Colombia Santiago Ramírez
2022 Colombia Kevin Quintero Australia Matthew Richardson Netherlands Harrie Lavreysen

Individual sprint

Year Winner Second Third
2021 Colombia Kevin Quintero Colombia Santiago Ramírez Lithuania Vasilijus Lendel
2022 Netherlands Harrie Lavreysen Australia Matthew Richardson Trinidad and Tobago Nicholas Paul

Team sprint

Year Winner Second Third
2021  Ukraine  India  Canada
2022  China  Colombia  Netherlands

Individual pursuit

Year Winner Second Third
2021 Romania Daniel Crista Russia Gleb Syritsa United States Ashton Lambie
2022 Italy Davide Plebani Germany Nicolas Heinrich Germany Tobias Buck-Gramcko

Team pursuit

Year Winner Second Third
2021  Russia  Colombia  Germany
2022  Italy  China  Germany

Madison

Year Winner Second Third
2021  Ukraine  Austria  Belarus
2022  Italy  Mexico  Japan

Omnium

Year Winner Second Third
2021 Belarus Yauheni Karaliok Romania Daniel Crista Japan Eiya Hashimoto
2022 United States Gavin Hoover Colombia Juan Esteban Arango Germany Tim Torn Teutenberg

Elimination race

Year Winner Second Third
2021 Trinidad and Tobago Akil Campbell Italy Carloalberto Giordani Japan Eiya Hashimoto
2022 Netherlands Yoeri Havik Canada Mathias Guillemette Germany Tim Torn Teutenberg

Women

500 meters

Year Winner Second Third
2021 Colombia Martha Bayona Malaysia Anis Amira Rosidi Italy Miriam Vece
2022 Colombia Martha Bayona Italy Miriam Vece Germany Pauline Grabosch

Keirin

Year Winner Second Third
2021 Colombia Martha Bayona Japan Yuka Kobayashi Mexico Yuli Verdugo
2022 Colombia Martha Bayona Netherlands Steffie van der Peet Netherlands Laurine van Riessen

Individual sprint

Year Winner Second Third
2021 Colombia Martha Bayona Malaysia Anis Amira Rosidi Russia Anastasiia Voinova
2022 Colombia Martha Bayona Netherlands Laurine van Riessen Canada Kelsey Mitchell

Team sprint

Year Winner Second Third
2021  Colombia  Russia  Hong Kong
2022  Netherlands  Canada  China

Individual pursuit

Year Winner Second Third
2021 United States Lily Williams Republic of Ireland Kelly Murphy Belarus Hanna Tserakh
2022 China Susu Wang China Siqi Guan Italy Letizia Paternoster

Team pursuit

Year Winner Second Third
2021  Canada  Ireland  Poland
2022  Italy  China  United States

Madison

Year Winner Second Third
2021  Belarus  Brazil  Poland
2022  Italy  United States  Australia

Omnium

Year Winner Second Third
2021 Austria Verena Eberhardt Poland Daria Pikulik Portugal Maria Martins
2022 United States Jennifer Valente Japan Yūmi Kajihara Mexico Victoria Velasco

Elimination race

Year Winner Second Third
2021 Austria Verena Eberhardt Brazil Alice Tamirys Leite De Melo Mexico Yareli Acevedo
2022 United States Jennifer Valente Switzerland Michelle Andres Spain Tania Calvo

References

  1. ↑ "Tissot UCI Track Cycling Nations Cup". UCI. Retrieved 22 April 2022.
  2. ↑ "2023 Tissot UCI Track Nations Cup". UCI.org. Union Cycliste Internationale. Retrieved 13 February 2023.


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