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Le Record Du Monde Des 4 Km Poursuite Par Equipes LE RECORD DU MONDE DES 4 KM POURSUITE PAR EQUIPES DEPUIS 1976 Jusqu'en 1992, l'UCI homologuait comme records du monde les temps réalisés avec une seule équipe en piste. Un temps plus rapide qu'un record du monde réalisé dans une poursuite contre une autre équipe était alors appelé « meilleure performance mondiale ». Nous vous présentons l'évolution du record du monde sans distinction entre les records sur piste couverte et ceux sur piste en plein air. 4'24"91 Italie (Cesare Cipollini, Sandro Callari, Orfeo Pizzoferrato, Rino De Candido) 9/7/1976 Milan Palais des Sports 4'23"07 Suisse (Robert Dill-Bundi, Hans Kaenel, Urs Freuler, Walter Baumgartner) 9/7/1979 Zurich Hallenstadion 4'22"109 URSS (Alexandre Krasnov, Viktor Manakov, Oleg Klenikov, Alexandre Koulikov) 23/5/1980 Moscou 4'19"45 URSS (Viktor Manakov, Alexandre Krasnov, Oleg Klenikov, Alexandre Koulikov) 12/6/1980 Moscou 4'18"85 Italie (Pierangelo Bincoletto, Guido Bontempi, Ivano Maffei, Silvestro Milani) (Battu juste après par l'URSS) 25/7/1980 Moscou 4'16"62 URSS (Alexandre Krasnov, Viktor Manakov, Valeri Movkan, Vitali Petrakov) 25/7/1980 Moscou 4'16"609 URSS (Alexandre Krasnov, Valeri Movkan, Marat Ganeev, Vassili Chpoundov) 4/8/1984 Moscou 4'14"264 URSS (Alexandre Krasnov, Valeri Movkan, Marat Ganeev, Vassili Chpoundov) 21/8/1984 Moscou 4'12"830 URSS (Viatcheslav Ekimov, Serguei Khemlinine, Alexandre Krasnov, Vassili Chpoundov) 9/7/1986 Moscou 4'11"301 URSS (Viktor Manakov, Alexandre Krasnov, Serguei Khmelinine, Viatcheslav Ekimov) 15/8/1987 Moscou 4'10"877 URSS (Viatcheslav Ekimov, Dimitri Neliubin, Mikhail Orlov, Evgueni Berzin) 4/8/1989 Moscou 4'08"064 Allemagne (Michael Glöckner, Jens Lehmann, Stefan Steiweg, Andreas Walzer) 16/8/1991 Stuttgart 4'05"507 Lokomotiv St Petersbourg 5/8/1993 Moscou 4'03"840 Australie (Brett Aitken, Stuart O'Grady, Tim O'Shanessy, Billy Joe Shearsby) 20/8/1993 Hamar 4'00"958 Italie (Adler Capelli, Cristiano Citton, Andrea Collinelli, Mauro Trentini) (position superman) 31/8/1996 Manchester 4'01"810 Allemagne (Guido Fulst, Robert Bartko, Daniel Becke, Jens Lehmann) 18/9/2000 Sydney *4'00"830 Ukraine (Alexandre Symonenko, Alexandre Fedenko, Sergei Chernyavski, Sergei Matveev) (Réalisé en demi-finale. Non homologué comme RM car l'Allemagne a battu ce temps en finale le même jour) 19/9/2000 Sydney 3'59"710 Allemagne (Guido Fulst, Robert Bartko, Daniel Becke, Jens Lehmann) 19/9/2000 Sydney 3'59"583 Australie (Luke Roberts, Mark Renshaw, Peter Dawson, Graeme Brown) 1/8/2002 Manchester 3'57"280 Australie (Luke Roberts, Brett Lancaster, Peter Dawson, Graeme Brown) 2/8/2003 Stuttgart 3'56"610 Australie (Luke Roberts, Brett Lancaster, Bradley McGee, Graeme Brown) 22/8/2004 Athènes (rejoint la France) 3'56"322 Grande-Bretagne (Edward Clancy, Paul Manning, Geraint Thomas, Bradley Wiggins) 27/3/2008 Manchester 3'55"202 Grande-Bretagne (Edward Clancy, Paul Manning, Geraint Thomas, Bradley Wiggins) 17/8/2008 Pékin 3'53"314 Grande-Bretagne (Edward Clancy, Paul Manning, Geraint Thomas, Bradley Wiggins) 18/8/2008 Pékin 3'53"295 Grande-Bretagne (Edward Clancy, Peter Kennaugh, Steven Burke, Geraint Thomas) 4/4/2012 Melbourne 3'51"659 Grande-Bretagne (Edward Clancy, Peter Kennaugh, Steven Burke, Geraint Thomas) 3/8/2012 Londres.
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