UCI Track World Championships 2018: Day 3 Results

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Gold medal winner Netherland's Kirsten Wild (L) competes during the women's omnium during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Gold medallist Australian Cameron Meyer poses on the podium after the men's points race final during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Apeldoorn (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Kirsten Wild (Netherlands) and Elisa Balsamo (Italy) (Image credit: Bettini Photo)

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Kirsten Wild (Netherlands) (Image credit: Bettini Photo)

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Gold medal winner Netherland's Kirsten Wild celebrates winning the women's omnium during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Silver medallist Demark's Amalie Dideriksen, Gold medal winner Netherland's Kirsten Wild and Bronze medallist New Zealand's Rushlee Buchanan pose on the podium after taking part in the women's omnium (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Gold medallist Italy's Filippo Ganna celebrates on the podium after the men's individual pursuit race final during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Gold medalist Germany's Kristina Vogel rides during the women's sprint semi final during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Gold medalist Germany's Kristina Vogel (R) rides ahead of Silver medalist Australia's Stephanie Morto during the women's sprint final during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Gold medalist Germany's Kristina Vogel celebrates winning the women's sprint final during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Gold medalist Germany's Kristina Vogel, Silver medalist Australia's Stephanie Morton and Bronze medalis Germany's Pauline Sophie Grabosch pose on the podium after taking part in the women's sprint final during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Gold medalist Germany's Kristina Vogel (L) and Bronze medalist Germany's Pauline Sophie Grabosch celebrate after women's sprint final during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Silver medallist Portugal's Ivo Oliveira, Gold medallist Italy's Filippo Ganna, and Bronze medallist Russian Alexander Evtushenko pose on the podium after the men's individual pursuit (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Silver medallist Portugal's Ivo Oliveira poses on the podium after the men's individual pursuit race final during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Maximilian Levy (Germany) (Image credit: Bettini Photo)

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Kirsten Wild (Netherlands) on the front in the Points Race (Image credit: Bettini Photo)

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Jan Willem van Schip, Cameron Meyer and Mark Stewart (Image credit: Bettini Photo)

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Jeffrey Hoogland (Netherlands) (Image credit: Bettini Photo)

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Jan Willem van Schips (Netherlands) (Image credit: Bettini Photo)

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Cameron Meyer (Australia) (Image credit: Bettini Photo)

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Italians celebrate Filippo Ganna's Individual Pursuit win (Image credit: Bettini Photo)

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Filippo Ganna (Italy) hoists his machine after winning the Individual Pursuit world championship (Image credit: Bettini Photo)

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Gold medalist Germany's Kristina Vogel celebrates on the podium after taking part in the women's sprint final during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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France's Sebastien Vigier takes part in the Men's Sprint Qualifying at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Apeldoorn (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Gold medal winner Netherland's Kirsten Wild (2L) competes in the women's omnium during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Gold medal winner Netherland's Kirsten Wild (C) celebrates winning the women's omnium during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Filippo Ganna competes in the men's individual pursuit race final during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Ryan Owens of Great Britain competes in Men`s sprint qualifying during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Daniel Bigham of Great Britain take part in the Men`s Indivdual Pursuit Qualifying (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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New Zealand's Edward Dawkins take part in the Men`s sprint qualifying during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Jeffrey Hoogland of Netherlands competes in Men`s sprint qualifying during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Sliver medalist Netherland's Jan Willem Van Schip, Gold medalist Australian Cameron Meyer and Bronze medalist Britton Mark Stweart pose on the podium after the men's points race final (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Italy's Filippo Ganna competes in the men's individual pursuit race final during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Italy's Filippo Ganna celebrates after the men's individual pursuit race final during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Maximilian Levy of Germany competes in Men`s sprint qualifying during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Jack Carlin of Great Britain competes in Men`s sprint qualifying during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Japan's Tomoyuki Kawabata takes part in the Men's Sprint Qualifying at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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France's Sebastien Vigier awaits to take part in the Men's Sprint Qualifying at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Britain's Ryan Owens takes part in the Men's Sprint Qualifying at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Cyclists compete during the women's UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Apeldoorn, on March 2, 2018 (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Hong Kong's Xiaojuan Diao cries after crashing with a jury member during the women's Omnium at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Australian Cameron Meyer leads the field during the men's points race final during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Australian Cameron Meyer celebrates winning the men's points race final during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Australian Cameron Meyer (L) looks back at Netherland's Jan Willem Van Schip during the men's points race final during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Netherland's Jan Willem Van Schip celebrates during the men's points race final during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Melvin Landerneau of France competes in Men`s sprint qualifying during the UCI Track Cycling World Championships (Image credit: Michael Aisner)

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Kirsten Wild won her second rainbow jersey of the 2018 UCI Track World Championships on Friday, putting in a dominant performance in the four-race women's Omnium to take the gold ahead of Amalie Diderickson (Denmark) and Rushlee Buchanan (New Zealand).

Dygert Owen smashes Hammer's individual pursuit world record

"I'm super, super happy," Wild said. "The crowd gave me so much energy. I want to say 'thank you' to everybody. I've trained so hard for this, but so many people have helped me. It's really amazing that it's all worked out today."

The Women's Omnium started with a win for Wild in the Scratch Race, repeating her World Championship performance in the stand-alone Scratch Race on Wednesday. Italy's Elisa Balsamo was second, followed by France's Laurie Berthon.

Great Britan's Elinor Barker took top honours in the Tempo Race, winning sprints on laps eight, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, taking victory by three points over Gudrun Stock (Germany) and four points over China's Xiaofei Wang.

The penultimate event, the Elimination Race, saw Wild take top points again, beating Jennifer Valente (United States) into second and Balsamo into third. Diderickson was fourth, followed by Belgium's Lotte Kopecky in fifth.

In the final Points Race, Wild kept an eye on her nearest rivals as riders further down the standings swallowed up the points. Dideriksen took a late lap to move into the silver medal position, while Buchanan took two. Both riders moved within striking distance of Wild, but the Dutchwoman remained calm and put an exclamation point on her victory in the final sprint.

"I think that's the way to win an Omnium," Wild said. "I think that if you're at the back you don't win, so that's the only tactic that works"

Men's Points Race

Cameron Meyer defended his title in the Points Race to take his ninth world title. The Australian easily outdistanced runner-up Jan Willem van Schip, 70 points to 52. Great Britain's Mark Stewart was third at 49 points. Meyer built his lead with sprint wins on laps six, seven, eight, 11 and 14.

Meyer also lapped the field twice, along with Stewart, Kenny de Ketele (Bel), King Lok Cheun (China) and Andreas Graf (Austria). Van Schip lapped the field only once, but he won three lap sprints and took double points in the finale.

"Points race world title number five, it was a hard one but I am very happy," said Meyer. "It is special, everyone of them is special, especially when you win a gold medal in the world championships."

Men's Individual Pursuit

European champion Filippo Ganna (Italy) improved upon his silver medal from last year's championships in Hong Kong, where he lost out on the rainbow stripes to Australia's Jordan Kerby.

This year Ganna beat Portugal's Rui Oliveira, who set the fastest time in qualifying, by nearly two seconds with a time of 0:04:13.607. Oliveira stopped the clock at 0:04:15.428.

"I wanted to finish as soon as possible because I was suffering so much," Ganna said. "He started so strongly, but I relied on my coach and on the plan that we had.

"When did I realise I passed him? When I did it. In those moments you don't have much time to make important reasoning," Ganna said. "You are going all out from start to finish and the only thing you can do is just keep yourself on the track.

In the race for bronze, Russia's Alexander Evtushenko beat Great Britain's Charlie Tanfield 0:04:13.786 to 0:04:15.930.

Women's Sprint

Kristina Vogel successfully defended her rainbow jersey in the Sprint competition, handling Australia's Stephanie Morton in the first gold medal race, falling to Morton in the second but then bouncing back in the third to take the gold.

In the race for Bronze, Germany's Pauline Sophie Grabosch defeated Hong Kong's Wai Sze Lee in two successive races for the final podium spot.

Men's Sprint

Racing in the morning session, the men sprinted through the qualifier and two rounds to whittle the field down to eight riders who will contest the quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals on Saturdy to decide the winner.

Jeffrey Hoogland (Netherlands) set the fastest qualifying time, covering the opening test in 0:00:09.674. Australia's Matthew Glaetzer set the next best time at 0:00:09.677, followed by France's Sebastien Vigier at 0:00:09.701.

Following the 1/16 and 1/8 rounds, eight riders emerged for the quarter-finals, where Ryan Owen (Great Britain) will face Maximilian Levy (Germany), Glaetzer will face Denis Dimtriev (Russia), Sebastien Vigier (France) will face Mateusz Rudyk (Poland) and Jack Carlins (Great Britain) will take on Edward Dawkins (New Zealand).

Full Results

Men's Sprints - Qualifying
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Jeffrey Hoogland (Netherlands)	0:00:09.674
2	Matthew Glaetzer (Australia)	0:00:00.003
3	Sebastien Vigier (France)	0:00:00.027
4	Harrie Lavreysen (Netherlands)	0:00:00.035
5	Jack Carlin (Great Britain)	0:00:00.041
6	Mateusz Rudyk (Poland)	0:00:00.068
7	Denis Dmitriev (Russian Federation)	0:00:00.080
8	Ryan Owens (Great Britain)	0:00:00.085
9	Melvin Landerneau (France)	0:00:00.113
10	Vasilijus Lendel (Lithuania)	0:00:00.114
11	Ethan Mitchell (New Zealand)	0:00:00.131
12	Stefan Ritter (Canada)	0:00:00.154
13	Edward Dawkins (New Zealand)	0:00:00.169
14	Fabian Hernando Puertas Zapata (Colombia)	0:00:00.178
15	Rayan Helal (France)	0:00:00.204
16	Pavel Yakushevskiy (Russian Federation)	0:00:00.246
17	Maximilian Levy (Germany)	0:00:00.249
18	Hugo Barrette (Canada)	0:00:00.260
19	Kazunari Watanabe (Japan)	0:00:00.270
20	Martin Cechman (Czech Republic)	0:00:00.285
21	Yuta Wakimoto (Japan)	0:00:00.288
22	Damian Zielinski (Poland)	0:00:00.294
23	Tomoyuki Kawabata (Japan)	0:00:00.295
24	Sam Webster (New Zealand)	0:00:00.328
25	Chaebin Im (Republic of Korea)	0:00:00.356
26	Eric Engler (Germany)	0:00:00.382
27	Nikita Shurshin (Russian Federation)	0:00:00.396
28	Mohd Azizulhasni Awang (Malaysia)	0:00:00.398
29	Andrii Vynokurov (Ukraine)	0:00:00.429
30	Juan Peralta Gascon (Spain)	0:00:00.438
31	Jair Tjon En Fa (Suriname)	0:00:00.463
32	David Sojka (Czech Republic)	0:00:00.529
33	Svajunas Jonauskas (Lithuania)	0:00:00.569
34	Muhammad Shah Firdaus Sahrom (Malaysia)	0:00:00.619
35	Sotirios Bretas (Greece)	0:00:00.824

Men's Sprint - 1/16 finals, Heat 1
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Jack Carlin (Great Britain)
2	Mohd Azizulhasni Awang (Malaysia)

Men's Sprint - 1/16 finals, Heat 2
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Mateusz Rudyk (Poland)
2	Nikita Shurshin (Russian Federation)

Men's Sprint - 1/16 finals, Heat 3
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Denis Dmitriev (Russian Federation)
2	Eric Engler (Germany)

Men's Sprint - 1/16 finals, Heat 4
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Ryan Owens (Great Britain)
2	Chaebin Im (Republic of Korea)

Men's Sprint - 1/16 finals, Heat 5
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Melvin Landerneau (France)
2	Sam Webster (New Zealand)

Men's Sprint - 1/16 finals, Heat 6
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Vasilijus Lendel (Lithuania)
2	Tomoyuki Kawabata (Japan)

Men's Sprint - 1/16 finals, Heat 7
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Ethan Mitchell (New Zealand)
2	Damian Zielinski (Poland)

Men's Sprint - 1/16 finals, Heat 8
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Yuta Wakimoto (Japan)
2	Stefan Ritter (Canada)

Men's Sprint - 1/16 finals, Heat 9
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Edward Dawkins (New Zealand)
2	Martin Cechman (Czech Republic)

Men's Sprint - 1/16 finals, Heat 10
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Kazunari Watanabe (Japan)
2	Fabian Hernando Puertas Zapata (Colombia)

Men's Sprint - 1/16 finals, Heat 11
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Rayan Helal (France)
2	Hugo Barrette (Canada)

Men's Sprint - 1/16 finals, Heat 12
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Maximilian Levy (Germany)
2	Pavel Yakushevskiy (Russian Federation)

Men's Sprint - 1/8 finals, Heat 1
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Maximilian Levy (Germany)
2	Jeffrey Hoogland (Netherlands)

Men's Sprint - 1/8 finals, Heat 2
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Matthew Glaetzer (Australia)
2	Rayan Helal (France)

Men's Sprint - 1/8 finals, Heat 3
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Sebastien Vigier (France)
2	Kazunari Watanabe (Japan)

Men's Sprint - 1/8 finals, Heat 4
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Edward Dawkins (New Zealand)
2	Harrie Lavreysen (Netherlands)

Men's Sprint - 1/8 finals, Heat 5
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Jack Carlin (Great Britain)
2	Yuta Wakimoto (Japan)

Men's Sprint - 1/8 finals, Heat 6
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Mateusz Rudyk (Poland)
2	Ethan Mitchell (New Zealand)

Men's Sprint - 1/8 finals, Heat 7
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Denis Dmitriev (Russian Federation)
2	Vasilijus Lendel (Lithuania)

Men's Sprint - 1/8 finals, Heat 8
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Ryan Owens (Great Britain)
2	Melvin Landerneau (France)

Men's Individual Pursuit - Qualifying
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Ivo Oliveira (Portugal)	0:04:12.400
2	Filippo Ganna (Italy)	0:00:01.200
3	Charlie Tanfield (Great Britain)	0:00:01.600
4	Alexander Evtushenko (Russian Federation)	0:00:02.300
5	Felix Gross (Germany)	0:00:02.900
6	Kersten Thiele (Germany)	0:00:04.900
7	Ashton Lambie (United States of America)	0:00:05.200
8	Mikhail Shemetau (Belarus)	0:00:08.000
9	Daniel Bigham (Great Britain)	0:00:08.200
10	Stefan Bissegger (Switzerland)	0:00:09.300
11	Louis Pijourlet (France)	0:00:10.500
12	Dion Beukeboom (Netherlands)	0:00:10.700
13	Nicolas Pietrula (Czech Republic)	0:00:12.000
14	Derek Gee (Canada)	0:00:13.700
15	Michele Scartezzini (Italy)
16	Dawid Czubak (Poland)	0:00:14.200
17	Marco Coledan (Italy)	0:00:15.000
18	Florian Maitre (France)	0:00:16.200
19	Bartosz Rudyk (Poland)	0:00:18.000
20	Ivan Smirnov (Russian Federation)	0:00:18.700
21	Ryo Chikatani (Japan)	0:00:19.900

Men's Individual Pursuit - Finals
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Filippo Ganna (Italy)
2	Ivo Oliveira (Portugal)
3	Alexander Evtushenko (Russian Federation)
4	Charlie Tanfield (Great Britain)

Men's Points Race
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Cameron Meyer (Australia)	70	pts
2	Jan Willem Van Schip (Netherlands)	52
3	Mark Stewart (Great Britain)	49
4	King Lok Cheung (Hong Kong, China)	48
5	Kenny De Ketele (Belgium)	46
6	Andreas Graf (Austria)	42
7	Christos Volikakis (Greece)	40
8	Eloy Teruel Rovira (Spain)	38
9	Regan Gough (New Zealand)	32
10	Liam Bertazzo (Italy)	24
11	Mark Downey (Ireland)	20
12	Morgan Kneisky (France)	10
13	Alan Banaszek (Poland)	9
14	Joao Matias (Portugal)	6
15	Vitaliy Hryniv (Ukraine)	6
16	Cyrille Thiery (Switzerland)	5
17	Krisztian Lovassy (Hungary)	4
18	Raman Ramanau (Belarus)	3
19	Eric Young (United States of America)	1
20	Denis Nekrasov (Russian Federation)	-18
21	Andrej Strmiska (Slovakia)	-20
DNF	Jan Kraus (Czech Republic)
DNS	Maximilian Beyer (Germany)

Women's Sprint - Semifinals, Heat 1
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Stephanie Morton (Australia)
2	Wai Sze Lee (Hong Kong, China)

Women's Sprint - Semifinals, Heat 2
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Kristina Vogel (Germany)
2	Pauline Sophie Grabosch (Germany)

Women's Sprint - Final for gold
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Kristina Vogel (Germany)
2	Stephanie Morton (Australia)

Women's Sprint - Final for bronze
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
3	Pauline Sophie Grabosch (Germany)
4	Wai Sze Lee (Hong Kong, China)

Women's Omnium - Scratch Race
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Kirsten Wild (Netherlands)
2	Elisa Balsamo (Italy)
3	Laurie Berthon (France)
4	Daria Pikulik (Poland)
5	Yumi Kajihara (Japan)
6	Lotte Kopecky (Belgium)
7	Elinor Barker (Great Britain)
8	Anita Yvonne Stenberg (Norway)
9	Jennifer Valente (United States of America)
10	Allison Beveridge (Canada)
11	Alzbeta Bacikova (Slovakia)
12	Amalie Dideriksen (Denmark)
13	Ana Usabiaga Balerdi (Spain)
14	Alexandra Goncharova (Russian Federation)
15	Rushlee Buchanan (New Zealand)
16	Andrea Waldis (Switzerland)
17	Polina Pivovarova (Belarus)
18	Xiaofei Wang (China)
19	Lydia Boylan Ireland)
20	Olivija Baleisyte (Lithuania)
21	Gudrun Stock (Germany)
22	Tetyana Klimchenko (Ukraine)
23	Jarmila Machacova (Czech Republic)
DNF	Xiaojuan Diao (Hong Kong, China)

Women's Omnium - Tempo Race
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Elinor Barker (Great Britain)	7	pts
2	Gudrun Stock (Germany)	4
3	Xiaofei Wang (China)	3
4	Jennifer Valente (United States of America)	2
5	Kirsten Wild (Netherlands)	2
6	Amalie Dideriksen (Denmark)	2
7	Yumi Kajihara (Japan)	2
8	Elisa Balsamo (Italy)	2
9	Allison Beveridge (Canada)	1
10	Jarmila Machacova (Czech Republic)	1
11	Lotte Kopecky (Belgium)
12	Alexandra Goncharova (Russian Federation)
13	Rushlee Buchanan (New Zealand)
14	Anita Yvonne Stenberg (Norway)
15	Lydia Boylan Ireland)
16	Ana Usabiaga Balerdi (Spain)
17	Polina Pivovarova (Belarus)
18	Andrea Waldis (Switzerland)
19	Daria Pikulik (Poland)
20	Tetyana Klimchenko (Ukraine)	-20
21	Laurie Berthon (France)	-20
22	Olivija Baleisyte (Lithuania)	-20
23	Alzbeta Bacikova (Slovakia)	-20
DNS	Xiaojuan Diao (Hong Kong, China)

Women's Omnium - Elimination Race
#	Rider Name (Country) Team
1	Kirsten Wild (Netherlands)
2	Jennifer Valente (United States of America)
3	Elisa Balsamo (Italy)
4	Amalie Dideriksen (Denmark)
5	Lotte Kopecky (Belgium)
6	Yumi Kajihara (Japan)
7	Elinor Barker (Great Britain)
8	Rushlee Buchanan (New Zealand)
9	Laurie Berthon (France)
10	Ana Usabiaga Balerdi (Spain)
11	Polina Pivovarova (Belarus)
12	Anita Yvonne Stenberg (Norway)
13	Gudrun Stock (Germany)
14	Andrea Waldis (Switzerland)
15	Alexandra Goncharova (Russian Federation)
16	Daria Pikulik (Poland)
17	Lydia Boylan Ireland)
18	Olivija Baleisyte (Lithuania)
19	Alzbeta Bacikova (Slovakia)
20	Jarmila Machacova (Czech Republic)
21	Xiaofei Wang (China)
21	Allison Beveridge (Canada)
23	Tetyana Klimchenko (Ukraine)

Women's Omnium Final Standings
#	Rider Name (Country) Team	Result
1	Kirsten Wild (Netherlands)		pts
2	Amalie Dideriksen (Denmark)
3	Rushlee Buchanan (New Zealand)
4	Elisa Balsamo (Italy)
5	Jennifer Valente (United States Of America)
6	Elinor Barker (Great Britain)
7	Lotte Kopecky (Belgium)
8	Yumi Kajihara (Japan)
9	Anita Yvonne Stenberg (Norway)
10	Alexandra Goncharova (Russian Federation)
11	Gudrun Stock (Germany)
12	Jarmila Machacová (Czech Republic)
13	Laurie Berthon (France)
14	Polina Pivovarova (Belarus)
15	Andrea Waldis (Switzerland)
16	Ana Usabiaga Balerdi (Spain)
17	Lydia Boylan (Ireland)
18	Olivija Baleišyte (Lithuania)
19	Alžbeta Bacíková (Slovakia)
20	Allison Beveridge (Canada)	DNF
20	Xiaofei Wang (People's Republic of China)	DNF
22	Daria Pikulik (Poland)
23	Tetyana Klimchenko (Ukraine)

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