Canada, Germany, Great Britain qualify full track cycling teams for Paris Olympics

Canadas team celebrate after winning the track cycling mens team pursuit final of the Pan American Games Santiago 2023
Canadas team celebrate after winning the track cycling mens team pursuit final of the Pan American Games Santiago 2023 (Image credit: Getty Images)

This article was corrected on April 22, 2024 - we mistakenly had South Africa instead of Colombia qualifying for the men's Omnium. Cyclingnews apologises for the incorrect information.

Canada, Germany and Great Britain qualified the maximum number of riders for the track cycling events in the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris after the final Nations Cup event at the Milton Velodrome in Ontario, Canada, this weekend.

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Header Cell - Column 0 Team SprintSprintKeirin
Australia3(2)(2)
Netherlands3(2)(2)
Japan3(2)(2)
France3(2)(2)
Great Britain3(2)(2)
China3(2)(2)
Germany3(2)(2)
Canada3(2)(2)
Trinidad and TobagoRow 8 - Cell 1 1 (+1)1 (+1)
PolandRow 9 - Cell 1 1(1)
IsraelRow 10 - Cell 1 1 (+1)1 (+1)
SurinameRow 11 - Cell 1 1 (+1)1 (+1)
MalaysiaRow 12 - Cell 1 1 (+1)1 (+1)
LithuaniaRow 13 - Cell 1 1(1)
South Africa*Row 14 - Cell 1 1(1)
New ZealandRow 15 - Cell 1 (1)1
ThailandRow 16 - Cell 1 (1)1
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Header Cell - Column 0 Team PursuitOmniumMadison
Australia4(1)(2)
Belgium4(1)(2)
Canada4(1)(2)
Denmark4(1)(2)
France4(1)(2)
Germany4(1)(2)
Great Britain4(1)(2)
Italy4(1)(2)
Japan4(1)(2)
New Zealand4(1)(2)
AustriaRow 10 - Cell 1 (1)2
Czech RepublicRow 11 - Cell 1 12
NetherlandsRow 12 - Cell 1 12
PortugalRow 13 - Cell 1 12
SpainRow 14 - Cell 1 (1)2
ColombiaRow 15 - Cell 1 1Row 15 - Cell 3
Egypt*Row 16 - Cell 1 1Row 16 - Cell 3
IndonesiaRow 17 - Cell 1 1Row 17 - Cell 3
MexicoRow 18 - Cell 1 1Row 18 - Cell 3
PolandRow 19 - Cell 1 1Row 19 - Cell 3
SwitzerlandRow 20 - Cell 1 1Row 20 - Cell 3
United StatesRow 21 - Cell 1 1Row 21 - Cell 3
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Header Cell - Column 0 Team SprintSprintKeirin
Canada3(2)(2)
China3(2)(2)
Germany3(2)(2)
Great Britain3(2)(2)
Mexico3(2)(2)
Netherlands3(2)(2)
New Zealand3(2)(2)
Poland3(2)(2)
AustraliaRow 8 - Cell 1 1 (+1)1
BelgiumRow 9 - Cell 1 1 (+1)1 (+1)
ColombiaRow 10 - Cell 1 1 (+1)1 (+1)
FranceRow 11 - Cell 1 1 (+1)1 (+1)
ItalyRow 12 - Cell 1 1 (+1)1 (+1)
JapanRow 13 - Cell 1 1 (+1)1 (+1)
Egypt (not USA)Row 14 - Cell 1 1(1)
MalaysiaRow 15 - Cell 1 (1)1
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Header Cell - Column 0 Team PursuitOmniumMadison
Australia4(1)(2)
Canada4(1)(2)
France4(1)(2)
Germany4(1)(2)
Great Britain4(1)(2)
Ireland4(1)(2)
Italy4(1)(2)
Japan4(1)(2)
New Zealand4(1)(2)
United States4(1)(2)
BelgiumRow 10 - Cell 1 (1)2
DenmarkRow 11 - Cell 1 (1)2
NetherlandsRow 12 - Cell 1 (1)2
PolandRow 13 - Cell 1 (1)2
SwitzerlandRow 14 - Cell 1 (1)2
ChinaRow 15 - Cell 1 1Row 15 - Cell 3
Hong KongRow 16 - Cell 1 1Row 16 - Cell 3
LithuaniaRow 17 - Cell 1 1Row 17 - Cell 3
MexicoRow 18 - Cell 1 1Row 18 - Cell 3
NorwayRow 19 - Cell 1 1Row 19 - Cell 3
PortugalRow 20 - Cell 1 1Row 20 - Cell 3
EgyptRow 21 - Cell 1 1Row 21 - Cell 3
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