UCI Junior Track World Championships 2010: Session 7 Results

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Men's Keirin - First Round: Heat 1
1	Rino Gasparrini (Italy)
2	Anargyros Kollaras (Greece)
3	Evgeny Mescheryakov (Russian Federation)
4	Thore Bradtberg (Denmark)
5	Michal Onofrej (Slovakia)
DNF	Dennis Looij (Netherlands)
DNF	Adrian Opasewicz (Poland)

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Men's Keirin - First Round: Heat 2
1	Maddison Hammond (Australia)
2	Santiago Velasquez Morales (Colombia)
3	Mauro Catellini (Italy)
4	Dmitriy Gorlov (Russian Federation)
5	Kevin Guillot (France)
6	Eryk Laton (Poland)
7	Hiroshi Kimura (Japan)

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Men's Keirin - First Round: Heat 3
1	Stefan Bötticher (Germany)
2	Matthew Baranoski (United States Of America)
3	Mauricio Quiroga (Argentina)
4	Jose Miguel Caldentey Cabezas (Spain)
5	Gediminas Petrauskas (Lithuania)
6	Robin Wagner (Czech Republic)
7	Gary Fensham (South Africa)

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Men's Keirin - First Round: Heat 4
1	Matthew Glaetzer (Australia)
2	Mohd Fattah Amri Zaid (Malaysia)
3	Ondrej Rybin (Czech Republic)
4	Lewis Oliva (Great Britain)
5	Khadiviboroujeni Amir (Islamic Republic of Iran)
6	Asier Roncero De Leon (Spain)
7	Benjamin Edelin (France)

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Men's Keirin - First Round: Heat 5
1	Matthijs Büchli (Netherlands)
2	Stylianos Aggelidis (Greece)
3	Scott Mulder (Canada)
4	Boris Beelen (Belgium)
5	Ievgenii Parfenov (Ukraine)
6	Muhd Arfy Qhairant Amran (Malaysia)
7	Philip Hindes (Germany)

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Men's Keirin - First Round: Heat 6
1	Bernard Esterhuizen (South Africa)
2	Kian Emadi (Great Britain)
3	Juan Carlos Casas Gomez (Colombia)
4	Yuki Ito (Japan)
5	Kim Van Leemput (Belgium)
6	Jonathan Matias Gatto (Argentina)
7	Quincy Alexander (Trinidad and Tobago)

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Men's Keirin - First Round Repechage: Heat 1
1	Matthew Baranoski (United States Of America)
2	Benjamin Edelin (France)
3	Hiroshi Kimura (Japan)
4	Quincy Alexander (Trinidad and Tobago)
5	Jonathan Matias Gatto (Argentina)
DNF	Stylianos Aggelidis (Greece)

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Men's Keirin - First Round Repechage: Heat 2
1	Mauricio Quiroga (Argentina)
2	Eryk Laton (Poland)
3	Scott Mulder (Canada)
4	Evgeny Mescheryakov (Russian Federation)
5	Boris Beelen (Belgium)
6	Asier Roncero De Leon (Spain)

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Men's Keirin - First Round Repechage: Heat 3
1	Anargyros Kollaras (Greece)
2	Kevin Guillot (France)
3	Kim Van Leemput (Belgium)
4	Thore Bradtberg (Denmark)
DNF	Jose Miguel Caldentey Cabezas (Spain)
DSQ	Ondrej Rybin (Czech Republic)

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Men's Keirin - First Round Repechage: Heat 4
1	Lewis Oliva (Great Britain)
2	Yuki Ito (Japan)
3	Ievgenii Parfenov (Ukraine)
4	Gediminas Petrauskas (Lithuania)
5	Dmitriy Gorlov (Russian Federation)
6	Michal Onofrej (Slovakia)

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Men's Keirin - First Round Repechage: Heat 5
1	Juan Carlos Casas Gomez (Colombia)
2	Dennis Looij (Netherlands)
3	Muhd Arfy Qhairant Amran (Malaysia)
4	Mauro Catellini (Italy)
5	Khadiviboroujeni Amir (Islamic Republic of Iran)
6	Robin Wagner (Czech Republic)

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Men's Keirin - First Round Repechage: Heat 6
1	Santiago Velasquez Morales (Colombia)
2	Kian Emadi (Great Britain)
3	Philip Hindes (Germany)
4	Mohd Fattah Amri Zaid (Malaysia)
5	Gary Fensham (South Africa)
6	Adrian Opasewicz (Poland)

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Men's Omnium - 3000m Individual Pursuit
1	Lasse Norman Hansen (Denmark)	0:03:16.618
2	Jackson Law (Australia)	0:03:18.121
3	Victor Manakov (Russian Federation)	0:03:19.165
4	Samuel Harrison (Great Britain)	0:03:21.224
5	Paolo Simion (Italy)	0:03:22.752
6	Lucas Liss (Germany)	0:03:23.060
7	Alex Frame (New Zealand)	0:03:23.384
8	Bryan Coquard (France)	0:03:24.060
9	Jan Kaduch (Czech Republic)	0:03:27.632
10	Ahmet Orken (Turkey)	0:03:27.650
11	Ioannis Spanopoulos (Greece)	0:03:27.748
12	Kévin Lesellier (France)	0:03:28.106
13	Mateusz Nowak (Poland)	0:03:28.169
14	Arne Van Snick (Belgium)	0:03:29.311
15	Alexander Cataford (Canada)	0:03:29.934
16	Gumerov Gumerov Timur (Uzbekistan)	0:03:30.515
17	Julio Alberto Amores Palacios (Spain)	0:03:30.645
18	Gaël Suter (Switzerland)	0:03:31.960
19	Vladimir Dubrovskiy (Kazakhstan)	0:03:35.451
20	Hiram Perez Udabe (Mexico)	0:03:35.970
21	Shogo Ichimaru (Japan)	0:03:36.953
22	Edison Bravo Mansilla (Chile)	0:03:37.065
23	Varun Maharajh (Trinidad and Tobago)	0:03:41.022

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Women's Omnium - Flying Lap
1	Marlies Mejias Garcia (Cuba)	0:00:14.721
2	Coryn Rivera (United States Of America)	0:00:15.042
3	Laura Trott (Great Britain)	0:00:15.106
4	Isabella King (Australia)	0:00:15.111
5	Elizabeth Steel (New Zealand)	0:00:15.349
6	Hyunji Kim (Korea)	0:00:15.473
7	Allison Beveridge (Canada)	0:00:15.477
8	Dagmar Labakova (Czech Republic)	0:00:15.543
9	Karolina Karasiewicz (Poland)	0:00:15.683
10	Laura Van Der Kamp (Netherlands)	0:00:15.684
11	Alexandra Goncharova (Russian Federation)	0:00:15.693
12	Canna Solovey (Ukraine)	0:00:15.876
13	Giulia Donato (Italy)	0:00:16.030
14	Lisa Küllmer (Germany)	0:00:16.079
15	Gilke Croket (Belgium)	0:00:16.112
16	Kamilla Sofie Valin (Denmark)	0:00:16.265
17	Gloria Rodriguez Sanchez (Spain)	0:00:16.325
18	Eleftheria Kandylaki (Greece)	0:00:16.454
19	Krystsina Zhyzha (Belarus)	0:00:16.682
20	Rita Imstepf (Switzerland)	0:00:17.195

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Men's keirin begins opening round