Track World Cup Day 3: Glaetzer, Gio, Hansen and Beveridge take the final medals

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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