UCI Junior Track World Championships 2011: Session 2 Results

Junior Men - Team pursuit gold medal round
1	Australia	0:04:02.632
	Jack Cummings (Australia)
	Alexander Edmodson (Australia)
	Jackson Law (Australia)
	Alexander Morgan (Australia)
2	Russian Federation	0:04:07.342
	Roman Ivlev (Russian Federation)
	Alexey Ryabkin (Russian Federation)
	Andrey Sazanov (Russian Federation)
	Evgeny Zateshilov (Russian Federation)

Junior Men - Team pursuit bronze medal round
3	New Zealand	0:04:05.359
	Scott Creighton (New Zealand)
	Alex Frame (New Zealand)
	Fraser Gough (New Zealand)
	Dylan Kennett (New Zealand)
4	Germany	0:04:08.437
	Maximilian Beyer (Germany)
	Nils Schomber (Germany)
	Rick Zabel (Germany)
	Ruben Zepuntke (Germany)

Junior Men - Scratch race final
1	Frantisek Sisr (Czech Republic)
2	Mher Mkrtchyan (Armenia)
3	Ioannis Spanopoulos (Greece)
4	Hayden Mccormick (New Zealand)
5	Fabrizio Von Nacher Suess (Mexico)
6	Colin Stüssi (Switzerland)
7	Marc Sarreau (France)
8	Domenic Weinstein (Germany)
9	Saimen De Laeter (Belgium)
10	Caleb Ewan (Australia)
11	Collin Berry (United States of America)
12	Joakim Albert (Canada)
13	Kim Hong-Ki (Korea)
14	Volodymyr Dzhus (Ukraine)
15	Przemyslaw Kasperkiewicz (Poland)
16	José Camilo Romero Alonso (Spain)
17	Simone Consonni (Italy)
18	Bakyt Gainulin (Kazakhstan)
19	Simon Bigum (Denmark)
20	Juan Ignacio Curuchet (Argentina)
21	Stanislav Zavgorodniy (Russian Federation)
22	Hanidam Hamidun (Malaysia)
DNF	Kolya Shumov (Belarus)
DNF	Kyohei Shinzan (Japan)
DNF	Nathan Cornelissen (South Africa)

Junior Men - Team sprint qualifying
1	Germany	0:01:00.502
	Pascal Ackermann (Germany)
	Benjamin König (Germany)
	Max Niederlag (Germany)
2	France	0:01:01.055
	Benjamin Edelin (France)
	Anthony Jacques (France)
	Julien Palma (France)
3	Russian Federation	0:01:01.091
	Victor Nenastin (Russian Federation)
	Alexander Sharapov (Russian Federation)
	Nikita Shurshin (Russian Federation)
4	Australia	0:01:01.400
	Timothy McMillan (Australia)
	Luke Parker (Australia)
	Rick Sanders (Australia)
5	Greece	0:01:01.699
	Stylianos Angelidis (Greece)
	Dimitrios Koutsonikolis (Greece)
	Nikolaos Pagonis (Greece)
6	Poland	0:01:02.088
	Lucjusz Kardas (Poland)
	Maciej Moczynski (Poland)
	Adrian Opasewicz (Poland)
7	Japan	0:01:02.188
	Satoshi Okumura (Japan)
	Koji Tanaka (Japan)
	Ryohei Taniguchi (Japan)
8	Italy	0:01:02.755
	Mauro Catellini (Italy)
	Davide Ceci (Italy)
	Alex Paoli (Italy)
9	Ukraine	0:01:03.081
	Igor Evtushenko (Ukraine)
	Andriy Varyanytsya (Ukraine)
	Egor Zapolnyy (Ukraine)
10	Spain	0:01:03.242
	Jose Miguel Caldentey Cabezas (Spain)
	Jose Moreno Sanchez (Spain)
	Ruben Sanchez Fortuny (Spain)
11	United States of America	0:01:03.535
	Matthew Baranoski (United States of America)
	Gadow Ryan (United States of America)
	Kaleb Koch (United States of America)
12	Czech Republic	0:01:03.764
	Tomas Tesarik (Czech Republic)
	Jakub Vyvoda (Czech Republic)
	Robin Wagner (Czech Republic)
13	Argentina	0:01:04.048
	Julian Beccaglia (Argentina)
	Juan Pablo Serrano Esper (Argentina)
	Lucas Solda (Argentina)
14	Islamic Republic of Iran	0:01:04.344
	Mohammad Daneshvarkhourram (Islamic Republic of Iran)
	Shahab Jadidleslami (Islamic Republic of Iran)
	Aboulfazl Zarezadehmehrizi (Islamic Republic of Iran)
15	South Africa	0:01:04.425
	Kellan Alex Gouveris (South Africa)
	Cuen Damon Holland (South Africa)
	Shane Louis Pheiffer (South Africa)

Junior Men - Team sprint gold medal round
1	Germany	0:00:59.982
	Pascal Ackermann (Germany)
	Benjamin König (Germany)
	Max Niederlag (Germany)
2	France	0:01:00.136
	Benjamin Edelin (France)
	Anthony Jacques (France)
	Julien Palma (France)

Junior Men - Team sprint bronze medal round
3	Russian Federation	0:01:00.829
	Victor Nenastin (Russian Federation)
	Alexander Sharapov (Russian Federation)
	Nikita Shurshin (Russian Federation)
4	Australia	0:01:00.933
	Timothy McMillan (Australia)
	Luke Parker (Australia)
	Rick Sanders (Australia)

Junior Women - Team sprint qualifying
1	Russian Federation	0:00:45.061
	Daria Shmeleva (Russian Federation)
	Anastasiya Voynova (Russian Federation)
2	Australia	0:00:46.105
	Taylah Jennings (Australia)
	Adele Sylvester (Australia)
3	New Zealand	0:00:47.481
	Stephenie McKenzie (New Zealand)
	Paige Paterson (New Zealand)
4	Poland	0:00:48.002
	Dominika Borkowska (Poland)
	Urszula Los (Poland)
5	United States of America	0:00:48.682
	Chloe Chepigin (United States of America)
	Valente Jennifer (United States of America)
6	Canada	0:00:49.509
	Allison Beveridge (Canada)
	Audrey Labrie (Canada)
7	Belarus	0:00:50.040
	Maryia Haletskaya (Belarus)
	Veranika Shukayeva (Belarus)
8	Chile	0:00:52.225
	Ilonka Jara Cortes (Chile)
	Maria Paz Vicencio Bravo (Chile)

Junior Women - Team sprint gold medal round
1	Russian Federation	0:00:44.873
	Daria Shmeleva (Russian Federation)
	Anastasiya Voynova (Russian Federation)
2	Australia	0:00:46.062
	Taylah Jennings (Australia)
	Adele Sylvester (Australia)

Junior Women - Team sprint bronze medal round
3	New Zealand	0:00:46.910
	Stephenie McKenzie (New Zealand)
	Paige Paterson (New Zealand)
4	Poland	0:00:47.933
	Dominika Borkowska (Poland)
	Urszula Los (Poland)

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