Martyn Irvine (IRE) talks about his first champion title.
The German men, Stefan Botticher, Rene Enders and Maximilian Levy match the women as they win the Men’s Team Sprint Title beating Australia by .049 seconds.
Martyn Irvine (IRE) scores his first conutry’s first ever championship title after winning their first ever medal, taking silver earlier today in the Individual Pursuit.
The British women did what the men failed to do, beat the Australians for the Team Pursuit Title, Elinor Barker, Dani King and Laura Trott got it done by 1.773 seconds.
The 2012 champ Michael Hepburn (AUS) gets the win this year as well, beating Martyn Irvine (IRE) by 7.795 seconds.
Wai Sze Lee (HGK) wins her first championship title, by just .023 seconds over Miriam Welte (GER).
The UCI Track Cycling World Championships are the set of world championship events for the various disciplines and distances in track cycling.
After one silver and four bronze medals, Francois Pervis (FRA) gets the win, beating Simon van Velthooven (NZL) by .648 seconds.
Kristina Vogel and Miriam Welte (GER) just barely catch Gong Jinjie and Guo Shuang (CHN) by .003 seconds to win the Championship title.
Although both Great Britain and Australia had close qualifying times, Australia dominated in the final for the win.
For the 5th time (2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2013) World Record holder Sarah Hammer is the Women’s Individual Pursuit champion.
The UCI Track Cycling World Championships are the set of world championship events for the various disciplines and distances in track cycling.
Just when it seemed like the Russians were done for, they managed to rally back in the lap to earn a close victory over the Netherlands team. Russia finished with a final time of 6:53.585.
The women of Team USA finished with a time of 4:17.828, narrowly beating Japan by .162 seconds.
After wining the 500m yesterday, Charles Hamelin managed to win the 1000m today. Hamelin made his way from the back of the pack to the front finishing with a time of 1:26.957.
Alyson Dudek (USA) finished with a time of 45.422, beating 2nd place Yara Van Kerkhof by.077. Dudek also helped team USA win the 3000m Relay B Final.
Park Seung-Hi (KOR) finished with a time of 1:30.553, beating out Christie(GBR) by .204. Seung-Hi took home 2 bronze medals at the 2010 Olympic games in Vancouver.
The 19 year old Wu Danjing finished with a time of 41.702, beating 2nd place Yu Jiyang by .112 seconds. Danjing finished 2nd in the 500m World Cup Sochi last year.
The ISU World Cup Short Track is held both in individual distances for ladies and men, and in relays. The competition program differs from that of the ISU European & World Short Track Championships, where the winner is chosen by the allround system.
Jinkyu Noh finished with a final time of 2:17.482, easily pulling away at the finish for the win. Jinkyu Noh also won 1st place in the 1500m WC race at Nagoya.
16 year old Shim Suk Hee finished with a time of 2:26.338, beating Li Jianrou (CHN) by .180. Shim finished 1st in the 1000m and 1500m at Shanghai.
Hamelin (CAN) picked up his 2nd gold medal of the season finishing with a time of 41.092, beating Dajing Wu (CHN) by .003 seconds. This is Hamelin 8th medal in 9 races this season.
Ming Wang finished with a time of 43.231, beating 2nd place Arianna Fontana by .54 seconds.
The ISU World Cup Short Track is held both in individual distances for ladies and men, and in relays. The competition program differs from that of the ISU European & World Short Track Championships, where the winner is chosen by the allround system.
The 2012-2013 UCI Track Cycling World Cup presented by Samsung will continue with the third and final round in Aguascalientes, Mexico.
Known as the most successful female ski racer in American history – and quickly gaining on “all time” status – Lindsey Vonn is one of the few world-class, four-event ski racers. She is the only American woman to have captured downhill gold at the Olympics and the only American woman with four World Cup overall […]
WHISTLER, British Columbia (Nov. 23, 2012)- The U.S. women’s bobsled team finished 9-10-11 in their first event together on the challenging 2010 Olympic course. Jazmine Fenlator (Wayne, N.J.) and Katie Eberling (Palos Hills, Ill.) were the top U.S. finishers in their first competitive event at the Whistler Sliding Centre, while Elana Meyers (Douglasville, Ga.) and […]
In a year highlighted by the London Summer Olympics, 2012 went down as one of the greatest and most exciting years that track & field has ever seen.
Kristina Vogel (GER) takes the lead in the final lap, holding on for the win.
Lasse Norman Hansen (DEN) beats Martyn Irvine (IRL) by 1.870 seconds in the pursuit.
Stefan Boetticher beats his fellow German countryman Robert Foerstemann 2-0, to win his second gold of the weekend.
Rebecca James and Jessica Varnish score another win during the Track Cycling World Cup in Glasgow, leading by .674 seconds over Spain.
Even after starting strong, during the race Gernany’s team began to come apart and was lapped by team Denmark toward the end of the event.
Stefan Boetticher (GER) grabbed the win in the Keirin final, after barely escaping getting caught in Jason Kenny’s (GBR) finish line wipeout.
The UCI Track World Cup Classics is a global three race series that sees the worlds best cyclists competing for the points that will ultimately determine their international ranking and ultimately qualification for the next Olympic Games.
The UCI Track Cycling World Cup presented by Samsung will get under way in Colombia on October 13th. A regular World Cup host, the city of Cali is building up to even greater things: it has been awarded the 2014 UCI Track Cycling World Championships. (Full event replay)
BMC Racing Team rider Philippe Gilbert of Belgium crosses the finish line to win the 19th stage of the Tour of Spain “La Vuelta” cycling race between Penafiel and La Lastrilla, September 7, 2012. (REUTERS/Joseba Etxaburu) By Alasdair Fotheringham LA LASTRILLA, Spain, Sept 7 (Reuters) – Belgium’s world championship favorite Philippe Gilbert claimed a second […]
In the last Diamond League meet before the Olympics, LaShawn Merritt, the gold medal favorite in the 400m, suffered an injury.
As Conselus Kipruto (KEN) chases down Paul Koech (KEN) for the win, Evan Jager (USA) breaks the nearly 6-year-old record by 2.01 seconds.
Jesse Williams (USA) was flawless until 2.33 meters, but clearing it gave him the win on count back, his second Diamond League win.
Nickel Ashmeade (JAM) gets a big 200m win, beating the Diamond League leader Martina Churandy (NED) by .05 seconds; Wallace Spearmon (USA) finished in 3rd.
At the world leading time of 12.93 seconds, Aries Merritt (USA) gets his second Diamond League win and states his claim for gold in London.
Blessing Okagbare (NGR) gets her second Diamond League victory, posting a time of 10.96 while beating the Americans Tianna Madison and Jeneba Tarmoh.
In a stacked race, Jonathan Borlee (BEL) gets the win by .02 seconds over the world champ Kirani James (GRM); LaShawn Merritt (USA) doesn’t finish.
Asbel Kiprop (KEN), the Diamond League leader, gets his third win of the season with a World Leading time of 3:28.88.
In the men’s 4x100m, the American A squad, featuring Tyson Gay and Justin Gatlin, scored the win at 37.61 seconds despite some shaky hand-offs.
In the 4x100m, the B squad defeated the A squad — which featured Carmelita Jeter and Alyson Felix — due to troublesome hand-offs, which relegated them to a DQ.
Just last week, Tyson Gay beat a strong field in Paris – and handed Justin Gatlin his first loss this season.
For the sixth straight time, Team USA is the junior champs, winning in a time of 3:03.99; Poland surprised with a second place finish, just 1.06 seconds behind.
For the sixth straight time, Team USA is the junior champs, with a time of 3:30.01, coming in just 2.96 seconds faster than Jamaica.
In the final round, the favored Germans took the win from American Shelbi Vaughan, as Anna Ruh wins at 62.38 meters.
Eighteen year-old Nigel Amos (BOT) gets the victory with a new championship record at 1:43.79, winning by .77 seconds.
With great closing speed, eighteen year-old Morgan Snow beats the favorite Ekaterina Bleskina (RUS), who finished third, .05 seconds behind.
For the third year in a row, Team USA gets the win, as Great Britain has trouble with their hand offs.
For the sixth year in a row, Team USA gets the win, holding onto the lead for most of the race as Great Britain failed the final hand off.
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