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Men - Hommes Olympic Record Record Olympique UNION CYCLISTE INTERNATIONALE MEN - HOMMES 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 10"252 JENS FIEDLER (GER) 28.07.1992 BARCELONE (ESP) Historical 200m Flying start Open air track 10"129 GARY NEIWAND (AUS) 24.07.1996 ATLANTA (USA) Historical 200m Flying start Indoor track 9"815 CHRIS HOY (GBR) 17.08.2008 BEIJING (CHN) Absolute 200m Flying start Indoor track 9"713 JASON KENNY (GBR) 04.08.2012 LONDON (GBR) GREAT BRITAIN (PHILIP HINDES, Absolute 750m by team Standing start Indoor track 42"600 02.08.2012 LONDON (GBR) JASON KENNY, CHRIS HOY) Historical 1km Standing start Indoor track 1'02"955 LOTHAR THOMS (RDA) 22.07.1980 MOSCOW (URS) Historical 1km Standing start Open air track 1'02"712 FLORIAN ROUSSEAU (FRA) 24.07.1996 ATLANTA (USA) Historical 1km Standing start Indoor track 1'01"609 JASON QUEALLY (GBR) 16.09.2000 SYDNEY (AUS) Absolute 1km Standing start Indoor track 1'00"711 CHRIS HOY (GBR) 20.08.2004 ATHENS (GRE) Historical 4km Standing start Open air track 4'24"496 CHRISTOPHER BOARDMAN (GBR) 28.07.1992 BARCELONE (ESP) Historical 4km Standing start Open air track 4'19"699 ANDREA COLLINELLI (ITA) 24.07.1996 ATLANTA (USA) Historical 4km Standing start Indoor track 4'18"515 ROBERT BARTKO (GER) 17.09.2000 SYDNEY (AUS) Historical 4km Standing start Indoor track 4'15"165 BRADLEY WIGGINS (GBR) 20.08.2004 ATHENS (GRE) Absolute 4km Standing start Indoor track 4'15"031 BRADLEY WIGGINS (GBR) 15.08.2008 BEIJING (CHN) GERMANY (MICHAEL GLOCKNER, Historical 4km by team Standing start Open air track 4'08"791 JENS LEHMANN, STEFAN 31.07.1992 BARCELONE (ESP) STEINWEG, GUIDO FULST) FRANCE (CHRISTOPHE CAPELLE, Historical 4km by team Standing start Open air track 4'05"930 PHILIPPE ERMENAULT, JEAN- 27.07.1996 ATLANTA (USA) MICHEL MONIN, FRANCIS MOREAU) GERMANY (GUIDO FULST, ROBERT Historical 4km by team Standing start Indoor track 3'59"710 BARTKO, DANIEL BECKE, JENS 19.09.2000 SYDNEY (AUS) LEHMANN) AUSTRALIA (LUKE ROBERTS, BRET Historical 4km by team Standing start Indoor track 3'56"610 LANCASTER, BRAD MCGEE, 22.08.2004 ATHENS (GRE) GRAEME BROWN) GREAT BRITAIN (CLANCY EDWARD, MANNING PAUL, Historical 4km by team Standing start Indoor track 3'53"314 18.08.2008 BEIJING (CHN) THOMAS GERAINT, WIGGINS BRADLEY) GREAT BRITAIN (EDWARD CLANCY, GERAINT THOMAS, Historical 4km by team Standing start Indoor track 3'51"659 03.08.2012 LONDON (GBR) STEVEN BURKE, PETER KENNAUGH) GREAT BRITAIN (EDWARD CLANCY, Absolute 4km by team Standing start Indoor track 3'50''265 STEVEN BURKE, OWAIN DOULL, 12.08.2016 RIO (BRA) BRADLEY WIGGINS) As of 06.03.2017.
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