wain Doull of Great Britain in action in the mens Individal Pursuit
Andrew Tennant of Great Britain celebrates after taking bronze in the Men's Individual Pursuit
Andrew Tennant of Great Britain celebrates after taking bronze in the Men's Individual Pursuit
Domenic Weinstein of Germany in action in the Final of the Men's Individual Pursuit
Filippo Ganna of Italy in action on his way to winning The Men's Individual Pursuit
Filippo Ganna of Italy celebrates after winning The Men's Individual Pursuit
Filippo Ganna of Italy celebrates after winning The Men's Individual Pursuit
Australia’s Matthew Glaetzer with his track World Cup medal
Eddie Dawkins of New Zealand (R) and Maximillan Levy of Germany (L) compete in the Mens Sprint bronze medal race
Maximillan Levy of Germany
Lasse Norman Hansen of Denmark goes deep in the omnium
Lasse Norman Hansen of Denmark celebrates winning the omnium
Matthew Glaetzer of Australia (R) and Max Niederlag of Germany (L) compete in the mens sprint final
Australia’s Matthew Glaetzer celebrates his win
Allison Beveridge of Canada celebrates her gold medal in the women's omnium
Allison Beveridge (Canada)
World champion Annette Edmondson of Australia leads the field in the women's omnium
Hayden Roulston of New Zealand competes in the men's Madison
The local crowd cheers Eddie Dawkins (L) and Sam Webster (R) of New Zealand following their Mens' sprint quarter-final
Patrick Constable leads Matthew Glaetzer in an all-Australian battle in the Men's sprint quarter-final
The final day of the UCI Track World Cup in New Zealand ended with gold medals heading to four different continents as the pursuit of Olympic qualifying points intensified.
Denmark’s Lasse Norman Hansen won the men’s Omnium and Allison Beveridge of Canada won the women’s Omnium in a display of her young talent.
France won the men’s Madison after finishing on equal points with Switzerland, while Australia’s Amy Cure beat Jolien D’Hoore of Belgium to win the women’s scratch race.
Glaetzer and Niederlag made full use of the track in a technical display of cat-and-mouse racing in race one, with the Oceania champion managing to come around Niederlag for the victory. In their second meeting Glaetzer lead from the front and despite a challenge from Niederlag he knew by the penultimate turn that victory would be his.
“I am very happy. In the Keirin we never know who can win, I think everyone in the final can win so I did my best and I got a result,” said Guo.
Omnium winners
Results
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Women Scratch Race
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Rider Name (Country) Team
1
Jolien D'Hoore (Bel) Belgium
2
Kirsten Wild (Ned) Netherlands
3
Allison Beveridge (Can) Canada
4
Leire Olaberria Dorronsoro (Spa) Spain
5
Angie Sabrina Gonzalez (Ven) Venezuela
6
Annette Edmondson (Aus) Australia
7
Holly Edmondston (NZl) New Zealand
8
Pascale Jeuland (Fra) France
9
Jannie Milena Salcedo Zambrano (Col) Colombia
10
Sakura Tsukagoshi (Jpn) Japan
11
Malgorzata Wojtyra (Pol) Poland
12
Mei Yu Hsiao (Tpe) Chinese Taipei
13
Simona Frapporti (Ita) Italy
14
Ausrine Trebaite (Ltu) Lithuania
15
Tatsiana Sharakova (Blr) Belarus
16
Amalie Dideriksen (Den) Denmark
17
Yareli Salazar (Mex) Mexico
18
Xiao Ling Luo (Chn) China
19
Jennifer Valente (USA) United States
20
Xiao Juan Diao (HKg) Hong Kong
21
Evgeniya Romanyuta (Rus) Russia
22
Emily Kay (GBr) Great Britain
23
Anna Knauer (Ger) Germany
DNF
Jupha Somnet (Mas) Malaysia
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Women Keirin Final
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Rider Name (Country) Team
1
Shuang Guo (Chn) Giant-Max Success Sports Pro Cycling
Defending women's champion Sofia Gomez Villafañe best of chasers in second place, while Kyan Olshave and Brendan Johnston take podium spots in 15-rider men's bunch finish