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Track World Championships Men's Kilometer Time Trial 1981: Brno Track World Championships 2. Shane Kelly (AUS) 2. Michelle Ferris (AUS) 3. Jens Gluecklich (GER) 3. Magali Marie Faure Men’s Kilometer Time Trial (FRA) 1981: Brno, Czechoslovakia 1994: Palermo, Italy 15. Nicole Reinhart (USA) 1. Lothar Thoms (GDR) 1. Florian Rousseau 2. Fredy Schmidtke (FRA) 1998: Bordeaux, France (FRG) 2. Erin Hartwell (USA) 1. Felicia Ballanger (FRA) 3. Sergei Kopylov (USSR) 3. Shane Kelly (AUS) 2. Tanya Dubincoff (CAN) 9. Brent Emery (USA) 3. Michelle Ferris (AUS) 1995: Bogota, Colombia 4. Chris Witty (USA) 1982: Leicester, England 1. Shane Kelly (AUS) 12. Nicole Reinhart (USA) 1. Fredy Schmidtke 2. Florian Rousseau (FRG) (FRA) 1999: Berlin, Germany 2. Lothar Thoms (GDR) 3. Erin Hartwell (USA) 1. Felicia Ballanger (FRA) 3. Emmanuel Raasch 2. Cuihua Jiang (CHN) (GDR) 1996: Manchester, England 3. Ulrike Weichelt (GER) 1. Shane Kelly (AUS) 16. Jennie Reed (USA) 1983: Altenrhein, Switzerland 2. Soren Lausberg (GER) 1. Sergei Kopylov (USSR) 3. Jan Van Eijden (GER) 2000: Manchester, Great 2. Gerhard Scheller Britain (FRG) 1997: Perth, Australia 1. Natalia Markovnichenko 3. Lothar Thoms (GDR) 1. Shane Kelly (AUS) (BLR) 15. Mark Whitehead 2. Soren Lausberg (GER) 2. Cuihua Jiang (CHN) (USA) 3. Stefan Nimke (GER) 3. Yan Wang (CHN) 9. Sky Christopherson 11. Tanya Lindenmuth 1985: Bassano del Grappa, (USA) Italy 2001: Antwerpen, Belgium 1. Jens Glucklich (GDR) 1998: Bordeaux, France 1. Nancy Reyes 2. Phillippe Boyer (FRA) 1. Andranu Tourant (FRA) Contreras (MEX) 3. Martin Vinnicombe 2. Shane Kelly (AUS) 2. Lori-Ann Muenzer (AUS) 3. Erin Hartwell (GER) (CAN) 3. Katrin Meinke (GER) 1986: Colorado Springs, Colo. 1999: Berlin, Germany 8. Tammy Thomas (USA) USA 1. Arnaud Tourant (FRA) 1. Maik Malchow (FRG) 2. Shane Kelly (AUS) 2002: Ballerup-Copenhagen, 2. Martin Vinnicombe 3. Stefan Nimke (GER) Denmark (AUS) 1. Natallia Tsylinskaya 3. Jens Glucklich (GDR) 2000: Manchester, Great (BLR) 9. Rory O’Reilly (USA) Britain 2. Nancy Contreras 1. Arnaud Tournant (FRA) Reyes (MEX) 1987: Vienna, Austria 2. Soren Lausberg (GER) 3. Kerrie Meares (AUS) 1. Martin Vinnicombe 3. Jason Qually (GBR) (AUS) 2003: Stuttgart, Germany 2. Jens Glucklich (GDR) 2001: Antwerpen, Belgium 1. Natallia Tsylinskaya 3. Konstantine Krabstov 1. Arnaud Tournant (FRA) (BLR) (USSR) 2. Soren Lausberg (GER) 2. Nancy Contreras 3. Grzegorz Krejner Reyes (MEX) 1989: Lyon, France (POL) 3. Cuihua Jiang (CHN) 1. Jens Glueklich (GDR) 16. Tanya Lindenmuth (USA) 2. Martin Vinnicombe 2002: Ballerup-Copenhagen, (AUS) Denmark Women’s Individual Pursuit 3. Alexander Kirichenko 1. Chris Hoy (GBR) 1981: Brno, Czechoslovakia (USSR) 2. Arnaud Tournant (FRA) 1. Nadia Kibardina 3. Shane Kelly (AUS) (USSR) 1990: Maebashi, Japan 2. Tamara Poliakova 1. Alexander Kirichenko 2003: Stuttgart, Germany (USSR) (USSR) 1. Stefan Nimke (GER) 3. Jeannie Longo (FRA) 2. Martin Vinnicombe 2. Shane Kelly (AUS) 4. Connie Carpenter (AUS) 3. Arnaud Tournant (FRA) (USA) 3. Jens Gluecklich (GDR) 19. Christian Stahl (USA) 5. Rebecca Twigg (USA) 1991: Stuttgart, Germany Women’s 500m Time Trial 1982: Leicester, England 1. Jose-Manuel Moreno 1996: Manchester, England 1. Rebecca Twigg (USA) (ESP) 1. Felicia Ballanger (FRA) 2. Connie Carpenter 2. Jens Gluecklich (GER) 2. Annett Neumann (USA) 3. Gene Samuel (TRI) (GER) 3. Jeannie Longo (FRA) 3. Michelle Ferris (AUS) 1993: Hamar, Norway 1. Florian Rousseau 1997: Perth, Australia (FRA) 1. Felicia Ballanger (FRA) 1983: Zurich, Switzerland 2. Lucy Tyler-Sharman 1985: Bassano del Grappa, 1. Connie Carpenter (AUS) Italy (USA) 3. Antonella Bellutti (ITA) 1. Viatcheslav Ekimov 2. Cindy Olavarri (USA) (USSR) 3. Jeannie Longo (FRA) 1997: Perth, Australia 2. Gintaoutas U maras 1. Judith, Arndt (GER) (USSR) 1984: Barcelona, Spain 2. Natalia Karimova 3. Roland Gunther (FRG) 1. Rebecca Twigg (USA) (RUS) 4. Steve Hegg (USA) 2. Jeannie Longo (FRA) 3. Yvonne McGregor 3. Rosela Galbiati (ITA) (GBR) 1986: Colorado Springs, Colo., 6. Karen Kurreck (USA) USA 1985: Bassano del Grappa, 8. Rebecca Twigg (USA) Viatcheslav Ekimov (USSR) Italy eliminated in quarters Gintaoutas Umaras (USSR) 1. Rebecca Twigg (USA) Dean Woods (AUS) 2. Jeannie Longo (FRA) 1998: Bordeaux, France 3. Peggy Maass (USA) 1. Lucy Tyler Sharman 1987: Vienna, Austria (AUS) 1. Gintaoutas Umaras 1986: Colorado Springs, Colo., 2. L. Zijlaard-Van (USSR) USA Moorsell (NED) 2. Viatcheslav Ekimov 1. Jeannie Longo (FRA) 3. Judith Ardnt (GER) (USSR) 2. Rebecca Twigg (USA) 9. Jane Quigley (USA) 3. Arturas Kasputis 3. Barbara Ganz (SUI) (USSR) 1999: Berlin, Germany 1987: Vienna, Austria 1. Marion Clignet (GRA) 1989: Lyon, France 1. Rebecca Twigg (USA) 2. Judith Ardnt (GER) 1. Viatcheslav Ekimov 2. Jeannie Longo (FRA) 3. Rasa Mazeikyte (LTU) (USSR) 3. Mindee Mayfield (USA) 8. Erin Veenstra (USA) 2. Jens Lehmann (ARG) 10. Megan Troxell (USA) 3. Steffen Blochwitz (GDR) 1988: Gent, Belgium 1. Jeannie Longo (FRA) 2000: Manchester, Great 1990: Maebashi, Japan 2. Barbara Ganz (SUI) Britain 1. Evgenii Berzin (USSR) 3. Mindee Mayfield (USA) 1. Yvonne McGregor 2. Valerii Baturo (USSR) (GBR) 3. Mike McCarthy (USA) 1989: Lyon, France 2. Judith Arndt (GER) 1. Jeannie Longo (FRA) 3. Elena Tchalykh (RUS) 1991: Stuttgart, Germany 2. Petra Rossner (GDR) 1. Jens Lehmann (GER) 3. Barbara Ganz (SUI) 2002: Ballerup-Copenhagen, 2. Michael Gloechner Denmark (GER) 1990: Maebashi, Japan 1. Leontien Zijlaard-Van 3. Jan-Bo Petersen 1. Leontien Van Moorsel Moorsel (NED) (DEN) (NED) 2. Olga Slusareva (RUS) 2. Madonna Harris (NZL) 3. Katherine Bates (AUS) 1993: Hamar, Norway 3. Barbara Erdin Ganz 1. Graeme Obree (GBR) (SUI) 2003: Stuttgart, Germany 2. Philippe Ermenault 1. Leontien Zijlaard-Van (FRA) 1991: Stuttgart, Germany Moorsel (NED) 3. Chris Boardman (GBR) 1. Petra Rossner (GER) 2. Katie Mactier (AUS) 2. Janie Eickhoff (USA) 3. Olga Slusareva (RUS) 1994: Palermo, Italy 3. Marion Clignet (FRA) 1. Chris Boardman (GBR) Men’s Individual Pursuit 2. Francis Moreau (FRA) 1993: Hamar, Norway 1981: Brno, Czechoslovakia 3. Jens Lehmann (GER) 1. Rebecca Twigg (USA) 1. Detlef Macha (GDR) 2. Marion Clignet (FRA) 2. Danys Liepinche 1995: Bogota, Colombia 3. Janie Eickhoff (USA) (USSR) 1. Graeme Obree (GBR) 3. Maurizio Bidinost (ITA) 2. Andrea Collinelli (ITA) 1994: Palermo, Italy 11. Leonard Nitz (USA) 3. Stuart O’Grady (AUS) 1. Marion Clignet (FRA) 16. Dave Grylls (USA) 2. Svetlana Samohvalva 1996: Manchester, England (RUS) 1982: Leicester, England 1. Chris Boardman (GBR) 3. Janie Eickhoff (USA) Detlaf Macha (GDR) 2. Andrea Colinelli (ITA) Rolf Golz (FRG) 3. Francis Moreau (FRA) 1995: Bogota, Colombia Mario Hernig (GDR) 1. Rebecca Twiff (USA) 14. Leonard Nitz (USA) 1997: Perth, Australia 2. Antonella Bellutti (ITA) 1. Phillippe Ermenault 3. May-Britt Vaaland 1983: Zurich, Switzerland (FRA) (NOR) Viktor Koupovets (USSR) 2. Alexi Markov (RUS) Brend Dittert (GDR) 3. Andrea Colinelli (ITA) 1996: Manchester, England Dainis Liepinch (USSR) 11. Christian Vande Velde 1. Marion Clignet (FRA) (USA( 1998: Bordeaux, France 3. Czechoslovakia Aleksandr 1. Phillippe Ermenault (Rabon, Soukup, Gonchenkov) (FRA) Sterba, Treka) 2. West Germany 2. Francis Moreau (FRA) (Michael Gloechner, 3. Robert Bartko (GER) 1985: Bassano del Grappa, Stefan Steinweg, 7. Mariano Friedick (USA) Italy Andreas Walzer, Erik 8. Dylan Casey (USA) 1. Italy (R. Amadio, M. Weisfennig) Brunelli, G. Grisandi, S. 3. Australia (Brett Aitken, 1999: Berlin, Germany Martinello) Darren Winter, Mark 1. Robert Bartko (GER) 2. Poland (R. Kingsland, Stephen 2. Jens Lehmann (GER) Dawidowicz, A. McGlede) 3. Mauro Trentini (ITA) Silorski, L. 14. Christian Vande Velde Stepinewski, M. 1991: Stuttgart, Germany (USA) Turowski) 1. Germany (Michael 18. Mariano Friedick (USA) 3. Soviet Union (V. Gloechner, Jens 20. Dylan Casey (USA) Chpundov, Viatcheslav Lehmann, Stefan Ekimov, M. Ganeev, Steinweg, Andreas 2000: Manchester, Great Aleksandr Krashov) Walzer) Britain 5. United States 2. Soviet Union (Yevgeni 1. Jens Lehmann (GER) Berzin, Vladislav 2. Stefan Steinweg (GER) 1986: Colorado Springs, Colo., Bobrick, Vadim 3. Robert Hayles (GBR) USA Kravtchenko, Dmitri 1. Czechoslovakia Nelubin) 2001: Antwerpen, Belgium (Scatopluk, Buchta, 3. Australia (Brett Aitken, 1. Alexandre Symonenko Theodor Cerny, Pavel Stephen McGlede, (UKR) Sukup, Ales Treka) Shaun O’Brien, Stuart 2. Jens Lehmann (GER) 2. East Germany (Steffen, O’Grady) 3. Stefan Steinweg (GER) Blochwicz, Bernd Dittert, Thomas 1993: Hamar, Norway 2002: Ballerup-Copenhagen, Kapuste, Dirk Meier) 1. Australia (Brett Aitken, Denmark 3. Soviet Union Stuart O’Grady, Tim 1. Brad McGee (AUS) (Viatcheslav, Ekimov, O’Shannessy, Billy Joe 2. Luke Roberts (AUS) Aleksandr, Krashov, Shearsby) 3. Jens Lehmann (GER) Viktor, Manakov, 2. Germany (Guido Fulst, Sergei, Khmelinine) Andreas Bach, Torsten 2003: Stuttgart, Germany Schmidt, Stefan 1. Bradley Wiggins (GBR) 1987: Vienna, Austria Steinweg) 2. Luke Roberts (AUS) 1. Soviet Union 3. Denmark (Klaus 3. Sergi Escobar Roure (Viatcheslav Ekimov, Kynde, Lars Otto (ESP) Sergei Khmelinine, Olsen, Jimmi Madsen, Aleksandr Krasnov, Jan Bo Petersen) Men’s Team Pursuit Viktor Manakov) 1981: Brno, Czechoslovakia 2. German Democratic 1994: Palermo, Italy 1. East Germany (Dittert, Republic (Steffen 1. Germany (Andreas Grosser, Blochwitz, R. Hennig, Bach, Guido Fulst, D. Macha,Winkler) Dirk Meier, Carsten Hondo, Jens Lehmann) 2. Soviet Union (Koulikov, Wolf) 2. United States (Carl Kouznetzov, Krasnov, 3. Czechoslovakia Sundquist, Mariano Manakov) (Skatopluk Buchta, M. Friedick, Adam 3. Czechoslovakia (M. Junec, M. Knudera, Laurent, Dirk Penc, J. Pokorny,
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