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UNION CYCLISTE INTERNATIONALE WOMEN - FEMMES OLYMPIC RECORD RECORD OLYMPIQUE Status Disciplines Start Type of Track Time Name Date Venue Statut Discipline Départ Type de Piste Temps Nom Date Lieu Historical 200m Flying start Open air track 11"419 Ingrid HARINGA (NED) 28/07/1992 BARCELONE (ESP) Historical 200m Flying start Open air track 11"212 Michelle FERRIS (AUS) 24/07/1996 ATLANTA (USA) Historical 200m Flying start Indoor track 10"963 Victoria PENDLETON (GBR) 17/08/2008 BEIJING (CHN) Historical 200m Flying start Indoor track 10"724 Victoria PENDLETON (GBR) 05/08/2012 LONDON (GBR) Absolute 200m Flying start Indoor track 10"721 Rebecca JAMES (GBR) 14/08/2016 RIO (BRA) Historical 500m Standing start Indoor track 34"140 Felicia BELLANGER (FRA) 16/09/2000 SYDNEY (AUS) Absolute 500m Standing start Indoor track 33"952 Anna MEARES (AUS) 20/08/2004 ATHENS (GRE) Historical 500m by team Standing start Indoor track 32"422 CHINA (Jinjie GONG, Guo SHUANG) 02/08/2012 LONDON (GBR) Absolute 500m by team Standing start Indoor track 31"928 CHINA (Jinjie GONG, Tianshi ZHONG) 12/08/2016 RIO (BRA) Historical 3km Standing start Open air track 3'41"509 Petra ROSSNER (GER) 30/07/1992 BARCELONE (ESP) Historical 3km Standing start Open air track 3'32"371 Antonella BELLUTTI (ITA) 26/07/1996 ATLANTA (USA) Historical 3km Standing start Indoor track 3'30"816 Leontien ZIJLAARD (NED) 17/09/2000 SYDNEY (AUS) Historical 3km Standing start Indoor track 3'26"400 Sarah ULMER (NZL) 21/08/2004 ATHENS (GRE) Absolute 3km Standing start Indoor track 3'24"537 Sarah ULMER (NZL) 22/08/2004 ATHENS (GRE) Historical 3km by team Standing start Indoor track 3'14"051 GREAT BRITAIN (Danielle KING, Laura TROTT, Joanna ROWSELL) 04/08/2012 LONDON (GBR) Absolute 4km by team Standing start Indoor track 4'10''236 GREAT BRITAIN (Katie ARCHIBALD, Laura TROTT, Elinor BARKER, Joanna ROWSELL-SHAND) 13/08/2016 RIO (BRA) As of 23/07/2021.

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