Track Cycling World Cup 2013/14

Podium in Manchester

Kristina Vogel (here in Glasgow in 2012) was the most successful female athlete with three wins in Aguascalientes and three in Manchester.

The UCI Track Cycling World Cup 2013/2014 will be held in three races between November 2013 and January 2014. The organizer is the World Cycling Federation UCI . The location of the last run in January 2014 has not yet been determined.

The placements achieved at these events determine the participation of athletes and associations in the UCI Track World Championships 2014 in Cali .

At the World Cup run in Aguascalientes , Mexico , which is around 1,800 meters above sea level, a total of seven world records and two German records were set. In the 1000-meter time trial , the German Maximilian Levy first set a new record with 57.949, which, however, was beaten again a little later by the French François Pervis with 56.303 seconds.

Venues

date	place
November 1-3, 2013	Manchester
December 5-7, 2013	Aguascalientes
January 17-19, 2014	Guadalajara

Results

Women

sprint

place	Winner	Second	third
Manchester	Kristina Vogel	Lee Wai-sze	Rebecca James
Aguascalientes	Kristina Vogel	Anna Meares	Lee Wai-sze
Guadalajara	MSP Lin Junhong	MSP Zhong Tianshi	Lee Wai-sze

Overall rating

Item	driver	Man	Aguas	Gua	Pt
1.	Lee Wai-sze	135	120	120	375
2.	Kristina Vogel	150	150	-	300
3.	JAY Anna Meares	113	135	-	248
4th	Jessica Varnish	105	113	-	218
5.	Stephanie Morton	98	45	74	217
6th	Anastasija Voinova	74	74	66	214
7th	Rebecca James	120	90	90	210
8th.	Tania Calvo	60	42	105	207
9.	Virginie Cueff	90	105	-	195
10.	Miriam Welte	30th	82	82	194

Keirin

place	Winner	Second	third
Manchester	Kristina Vogel	Rebecca James	Sandie Clair
Aguascalientes	Kristina Vogel	Lee Wai-sze	Rebecca James
Guadalajara	Lee Wai-sze	YSD Fatehah Mustapa	Sandie Clair

Overall rating

Item	driver	Man	Aguas	Gua	Pt
1.	Lee Wai-sze	113	135	150	398
2.	YSD Fatehah Mustapa	98	113	135	346
3.	Kristina Vogel	150	150	-	300
4th	Rebecca James	135	120	-	255
5.	Sandie Clair	120	-	120	240
6th	Daniela Gaxiola	74	36	113	223
7th	Stephanie Morton	105	82	-	187
8th.	Olena Zjos	66	66	54	186
9.	PHL Jelena Brezhniva	82	90		172
10.	CCT Kayono Maeda	49	36	66	151

500 meter time trial

place	Winner	Second	third
Aguascalientes	Anna Meares	Miriam Welte	Lee Wai-sze
Guadalajara	Anastasija Voinova	Miriam Welte	Lee Wai-sze

Overall rating

Item	driver	Aguas	Gua	Pt
1.	Miriam Welte	135	135	270
2.	Anastasija Voinova	105	150	255
3.	Lee Wai-sze	120	120	240
4th	Tania Calvo	90	113	203
5.	Lisandra Guerra	74	105	179
6th	Anna Meares	150	-	150
7th	Olena Zjos	60	60	120
8th.	Zhong Tianshi	113	-	113
9.	Sandie Clair	-	98	98
10.	Elis Ligtlee	98	-	98

The Australian Anna Meares set a new world record in Aguascalientes with 32.836 seconds and thus undercut her own record of 33.010 seconds, which she had set at the UCI World Railroad Championships in Melbourne in 2012 .

Team sprint

place	Winners	Second	third
Manchester	Germany Miriam Welte Kristina Vogel	United Kingdom Victoria Williamson Rebecca James	MSP Lin Junhong Zhong Tianshi
Aguascalientes	Germany Miriam Welte Kristina Vogel	United Kingdom Jessica Varnish Rebecca James	Russia Jelena Brezhniva Anastassija Woinowa
Guadalajara	MSP Lin Junhong Zhong Tianshi	Russia Anastassija Voinowa Jekaterina Gnidenko	United Kingdom Victoria Williamson Dannielle Khan

Overall rating

Item	team	Man	Aguas	Gua	Pt
1.	United Kingdom	135	135	120	390
2.	Germany	150	150	74	374
3.	Russia	113	120	135	368
4th	Spain	74	98	105	277
5.	MSP	120	-	150	270
6th	France	98	45	113	256
7th	Netherlands	82	82	90	254
8th.	Australia	45	105	98	248
9.	Mexico	60	66	82	208
10.	People's Republic of China	90	113		203

In the pre-run in Aguascalientes, the German team with Kristina Vogel and Miriam Welte set a new world record with 32.153 seconds .

Before the award ceremony for the women's team sprint in Manchester

One's pursuit

place	Winner	Second	third
Manchester	Joanna Rowsell	Rebecca Wiasak	SCB Katie Archibald
Aguascalientes	Rebecca Wiasak	Elinor Barker	Caroline Ryan

Overall rating

Item	driver	Man	Aguas	Pt
1.	Rebecca Wiasak	135	150	285
2.	Caroline Ryan	105	120	225
3.	Eugenia Bujak	113	105	218
4th	Alexandra Chekina	90	74	164
5.	Joanna Rowsell	150	-	150
6th	Elinor Barker	-	135	135
7th	SCB Katie Archibald	120	-	120
8th.	Hanna Solowej	-	113	113
9.	Ruth Winder	-	98	98
10.	WHALE Ciara Horne	98	-	98

Team pursuit

place	Winners	Second	third
Manchester	United Kingdom Laura Trott Elinor Barker Danielle King Joanna Rowsell	Canada Gillian Carleton Laura Brown Jasmin Glaesser Stephanie Roorda	Australia Annette Edmondson Georgia Baker Rebecca Wiasak Elissa Wundersitz
Aguascalientes	United Kingdom Katie Archibald Elinor Barker Danielle King Joanna Rowsell	Canada Gillian Carleton Laura Brown Jasmin Glaesser Stephanie Roorda	Australia Isabella King Amy Cure Melissa Hoskins Rebecca Wiasak
Guadalajara	Canada Allison Beveridge Laura Brown Jasmin Glaesser Stephanie Roorda	United States Jennifer Valente Cari Higgins Lauren Tamayo Jade Wilcoxson	Australia Isabella King Georgia Baker Rebecca Wiasak Elissa Wunderwitz

Overall rating

Item	team	Man	Aguas	Gua	Pt
1.	Canada	270	270	300	840
2.	Australia	240	240	240	720
3.	United States	210	226	270	706
4th	Poland	196	196	226	618
5.	Russia	226	180	196	602
6th	United Kingdom	300	300	-	600
7th	Italy	180	164	148	492
8th.	People's Republic of China	164	210	108	482
9.	Belgium	120	120	120	360
10.	United Kingdom WAL	148	-	210	220

The British women's quartet set a new world record of 4: 19.604 minutes at the Track Cycling World Cup in Manchester . In the run-up they had already broken the existing record with 4:23, 910. The women's team pursuit has only been held with four instead of three drivers this season.

Scratch

place	Winner	Second	third
Manchester	Małgorzata Wojtyra	SCB Katie Archibald	Tetiana Klimchenko
Guadalajara	Diao Xiao Juan	Jannie Salcedo	Yevgenia Romanjuta

Overall rating

Item	driver	Man	Gua	Pt
1.	Leire Olaberria	98	113	211
2.	Laurie Berthon	105	98	203
3.	Małgorzata Wojtyra	150	49	199
4th	Yevgenia Romanjuta	54	120	174
5.	Diao Xiao Juan	-	150	150
6th	CTF Laura Basso	66	74	140
7th	Jannie Salcedo	-	135	135
8th.	SCB Katie Archibald	135	-	135
9.	Dani King	90	45	135
10.	Alžbeta Pavlendová	36	90	126

Omnium

Podium in Manchester

place	Winner	Second	third
Manchester	Laura Trott	Gillian Carleton	Laurie Berthon
Aguascalientes	Sarah Hammer	Laura Trott	Jolien D'hoore
Guadalajara	Laurie Berthon	Leire Olaberria	Laura Trott

Overall rating

Item	driver	Man	Aguas	Gua	Pt
1.	Laurie Berthon	120	90	120	330
2.	Leire Olaberria	98	98	113	309
3.	Laura Trott	150	135	-	285
4th	Isabella King	-	105	135	240
5.	Jolien D'hoore	113	120	-	233
6th	Katarzyna Pawłowska	-	82	150	232
7th	Gillian Carleton	135	74	-	209
8th.	Sofía Arreola	74	66	30th	170
9.	Sarah Hammer	-	150	-	142
10.	Simona Frapporti	-	60	82	150

Points race

place	Winner	Second	third
Manchester	Laura Brown	Elizabeth Newell	Jamie Wong
Aguascalientes	Stephanie Pohl	Jasmin Glaesser	Jarmila Machačová

Overall rating

Item	driver	Man	Aguas	Pt
1.	Stephanie Pohl	113	150	263
2.	Jamie Wong	120	105	225
3.	RVL Anastassija Tschulkowa	90	113	203
4th	Elizabeth Newell	135	39	174
5.	Sofía Arreola	66	98	164
6th	Jarmila Machačová	36	120	156
7th	Laura Brown	150	-	150
8th.	Jasmin Glaesser	-	135	135
9.	Valeria Kononenko	105	27	132
10.	Alžbeta Pavlendová	54	74	128

Men

sprint

Podium in Manchester

place	winner	Second	Third
Manchester	Robert Förstemann	Njisane Phillip	JAY Shane Perkins
Aguascalientes	Matthew Glaetzer	Jason Kenny	Pavel Kelemen
Guadalajara	Hugo Haak	Max defeat	Sam Webster

Overall rating

Item	driver	Man	Aguas	Gua	Pt
1.	Edward Dawkins	66	113	113	292
2.	Matthew Glaetzer	105	150	-	255
3.	Njisane Phillip	135	82	-	217
4th	Robert Förstemann	150	49		199
5.	Hugo Haak	-	36	150	186
6th	Max defeat	45	-	135	180
7th	ERD Maximilian Levy	74	105	-	179
8th.	Michaël D'Almeida	82	90		172
9.	HPS Matthew Archibald	30th	42	98	170
10.	Jason Kenny	15th	135	-	150

In the qualification for the sprint over 200 meters with a flying start in Aguascalientes four drivers, including the German Maximilian Levy, undercut the existing world record of Kévin Sireau from 2009 in 9.572 seconds. The fastest time was set by the Frenchman François Pervis with 9.347 seconds; Levy's time of 9.563 seconds was a new German record.

Keirin

Results

Podium in Manchester

place	winner	Second	Third
Manchester	François Pervis	ERD Maximilian Levy	Hersony Canelón
Aguascalientes	Matthew Crampton	Tobias Wächter	Shane Perkins
Guadalajara	Matthijs Büchli	Santiago Ramirez Morales	Lewis Oliva

Overall rating

Item	driver	Man	Aguas	Gua	Pt
1.	Matthijs Büchli	1	113	150	264
2.	Tobias Wächter	105	135	-	240
3.	WHALE Lewis Oliva	30th	66	120	216
4th	Christos Volikakis	-	105	82	187
5.	HPS Simon van Velthooven	49	36	90	175
6th	Edward Dawkins	98	-	66	164
7th	Hugo Barrette	49	-	113	162
8th.	Matthew Crampton	-	150	-	150
9.	François Pervis	150	-	-	150
10.	Francesco Ceci	66	24	60	150

1000 meter time trial

Results

place	winner	Second	Third
Aguascalientes	François Pervis	ERD Maximilian Levy	Joachim Eilers
Guadalajara	Scott Sunderland	Krzysztof Maksel	Hugo Haak

Overall rating

Item	driver	Aguas	Gua	Pt
1.	Krzysztof Maksel	90	135	225
2.	Hugo Haak	105	120	225
3.	HPS Simon van Velthooven	82	113	195
4th	Scott Sunderland	-	150	150
5.	François Pervis	150	-	150
6th	ERD Maximilian Levy	135	-	135
7th	Bernard Esterhuizen	39	82	121
8th.	Joachim Eilers	120	-	120
9.	Hodei Mazquarian	54	66	120
10.	TTB Eric Engler	113	-	113

Team sprint

place	winner	Second	Third
Manchester	Germany René Enders Max defeat Robert Förstemann	Russia Pawel Jakuschewski Denis Dmitrijew Andrei Kubejew	United Kingdom Philip Hindes Jason Kenny Matthew Crampton
Aguascalientes	Germany René Enders Robert Förstemann Joachim Eilers	United Kingdom Philip Hindes Jason Kenny Matthew Crampton	Australia Nathan Hart Shane Perkins Matthew Glaetzer
Guadalajara	Netherlands Nils van 't Hoenderdaal Hugo Haak Matthijs Büchli	Germany Erik Balzer Max defeat Joachim Eilers	United Kingdom John Paul Callum Skinner Lewis Oliva

Overall rating

Item	team	Man	Aguas	Gua	Pt
1.	Germany	225.0	225.0	225.5	652.5
2.	United Kingdom	180	202.5	180	562.5
3.	Netherlands	123	169.5	225	517.5
4th	Russia	202.5	147	135	484.5
5.	New Zealand	169.5	123	147	439.5
6th	Australia	157.5	180	67.5	405.0
7th	Poland	135	111	157.5	403.5
8th.	France	147	54.0	169.5	370.5
9.	CCT	111	135	123.0	369.0
10.	Spain	99.0	99.0	111.0	309.0

In qualifying at the run in Aguascalientes, the German team set a new world record with 41.871 seconds .

One's pursuit

place	winner	Second	Third
Manchester	Marco Coledan	Alexander Serov	Sebastián Mora
Guadalajara	Jenning Huizenga	Mauro Agostini	Stefan Küng

Overall rating

Item	driver	Man	Gua	Pt
1.	Jenning Huizenga	105	150	255
2.	Marco Coledan	150	105	255
3.	Mauro Agostini	74	135	209
4th	Nils Schomber	82	98	180
5.	Miles Scotson	60	113	173
6th	Alekh Aliyevich	66	74	140
7th	Alexander Sergeevich Serov	135	-	135
8th.	Stefan Küng	-	120	120
9.	Sebastián Mora	120	-	120
10.	Tom Bohli	113	-	113

Team pursuit

Award ceremony in the men's team pursuit in Manchester

place	winner	Second	Third
Manchester	United Kingdom Owain Doull Steven Burke Ed Clancy Andrew Tennant	Australia Luke Davison Alexander Edmondson Mitchell Mulhern Miles Scotson	Denmark Lasse Norman Hansen Mathias Møller Rasmus Christian Quaade Alex Rasmussen
Aguascalientes	Australia Glenn O'Shea Alexander Edmondson Alexander Morgan Mitchell Mulhern	Denmark Alex Rasmussen Casper von Folsach Lasse Norman Hansen Rasmus Christian Quaade	United Kingdom Owain Doull Steven Burke Jonathan Dibben Sam Harrison
Guadalajara	Australia Tirian McMagnus Joshua Harrison Callum Scotson Scott Sunderland	Switzerland Théry Schir Stefan Küng Loïc Perizzolo Cyrille Thièry	Germany Theo Reinhardt Maximilian Beyer Henning Bommel Nils Schomber

In qualifying at the run in Aguascalientes, the German four-man with Henning Bommel , Kersten Thiele , Nils Schomber and Theo Reinhardt set a German record with 3: 59.144 and thus improved the previous record of 3: 59.781 from the year 2000, with the The 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney won the gold medal and was the world record at the time. In Aguascalientes, the four finished fifth.

Overall rating

Item	team	Man	Aguas	Gua	Pt
1.	Australia	270	300	300	870
2.	Denmark	240	270	196	706
3.	United Kingdom	300	240	98	638
4th	Spain	210	180	98	638
5.	Switzerland	164	164	270	598
6th	Germany	132	210	240	582
7th	Russia	180	196	180	556
8th.	New Zealand	196	226	132	554
9.	Belgium	120	148	90	358
10.	Belarus	120	148	120	342

Scratch

Start in Manchester

Podium in Manchester

place	winner	Second	Third
Manchester	Andreas Mueller	Elia Viviani	Jonathan Mold
Aguascalientes	Owain Doull	Cheung King-lok	Roman Luzyshyn

Overall rating

Item	driver	Man	Aguas	Pt
1.	Andreas Mueller	150	66	216
2.	Owain Doull	60	150	210
3.	Ivan Kovalev	105	60	165
4th	Moreno De Pauw	82	82	164
5.	Anton Muzischkin	49	105	154
6th	Vivien Brisse	98	49	147
7th	Cheung King-lok	-	135	135
8th.	Elia Viviani	135	-	135
9.	Roman Luzyshyn	-	120	120
10.	Jonathan Mold	120	-	120

Omnium

place	winner	Second	Third
Cali	Jasper De Buyst	Tim Veldt	Aaron Gate
Aguascalientes	Luke Davison	Artyom Sakharov	Jasper De Buyst
Guadalajara	Tirian McManus	Jasper De Buyst	Thomas Boudat

Overall rating

Item	driver	Man	Aguas	Gua	Pt
1.	Jasper De Buyst	150	135	135	420
2.	Tim Veldt	135	113	66	314
3.	Thomas Boudat	90	90	120	300
4th	Luke Davison	120	150		270
5.	Jonathan Dibben	105	-	113	218
6th	Artyom Sakharov	74	120	-	194
7th	Sebastián Mora	-	98	74	172
8th.	Mathias Møller Nielsen	-	66	98	164
9.	Tirian McManus	-	-	150	150
10.	Eiya Hashimoto	-	60	82	142

Points race

place	winner	Second	Third
Manchester	Martyn Irvine	Let Norman Hansen	Elia Viviani
Guadalajara	Kyrill Sveshnikov	Thomas Scully	Roman Luzyshyn

Overall rating

Item	driver	Man	Gua	Pt
1.	Roman Luzyshyn	105	120	225
2.	Kyrill Sveshnikov	1	150	151
3.	Martyn Irvine	150	-	150
4th	Thomas Scully	-	135	135
5.	Let Norman Hansen	135	-	135
6th	Theo Reinhardt	74	60	134
7th	Wojciech Pszczolarski	82	45	127
8th.	Elia Viviani	120	-	120
9.	Jasper De Buyst	-	113	113
10.	Owain Doull	113	-	113

Two-man team driving

place	winner	Second	Third
Aguascalientes	Spain David Muntaner Albert Torres	Belgium Jasper De Buyst Kenny De Ketele	Russia Artur Yershov Alexander Serov
Guadalajara	New Zealand Patrick Bevin Thomas Scully	Belgium Jasper De Buyst Kenny De Ketele	Switzerland Stefan Küng Théry Schir

Overall rating

Item	team	Aguas	Gua	Pt
1.	Belgium	135	135	270
2.	Spain	150	82	232
3.	New Zealand	49	150	199
4th	Hong Kong	98	98	196
5.	Austria	74	113	187
6th	United Kingdom	113	54	167
7th	Mexico	60	105	165
8th.	Russia	120	39	159
9.	Denmark	105	49	154
10.	Czech Republic	90	36	126

Team evaluation

(Final score)

Item	Nation / team	Cal	Glass	Aguas	Pt
1.	United Kingdom	2342.0	2396.5	1458.0	6196.5
2.	Australia	1807.5	2062.0	1701.5	5571.9
3.	Russia	1647.5	1373.0	1733.0	4753.5
4th	Germany	1556.1	1710.0	1454.5	4720.6
5.	Spain	1211.00	1174.0	1372.0	3757.0
6th	France	1192.00	1017.0	1391.5	3600.5
7th	Netherlands	991.0	988.5	1208.0	3187.5
8th.	New Zealand	724.5	778.0	1156.0	2658.5
9.	Italy	1121.0	676.0	780.0	2577.0
10.	Poland	905.0	696.0	946.5	2547.5

Team code

CCT : Cyclo Channel Tokyo; CTF : Cycling Team Friuli; ERD : Team Erdgas . 2012 ; EUS : EustrakEuskadi; HPS : HPSNZ Track Trade Team; JAY : Team Jayco-AIS ; LOK : Lokosphinx ; MSP : Max Success Pro Cycling; PHL : Petroholding Leningrad; SBC : Scottish Cycling Braveheart.com; TTB : Track Team Brandenburg ; WAL : Team USN; YSD : Ysd Track Team

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Levy drives a German record - Pervis with a world record. (No longer available online.) Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger, December 6, 2013, archived from the original on December 11, 2013 ; Retrieved December 6, 2013 . 

Web links

Commons : 2013/2014 UCI Track World Cup  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• UCI Track World Cup Manchester. British Cycling, accessed October 31, 2013 . 
• Manchester 13-14 UCI Track World Cup. tissottiming.com, accessed November 3, 2013 . 
• Aguascalientes 13-14 UCI Track World Cup. tissottiming.com, accessed December 7, 2013 .