1964 UCI Track World Championships
The 54th UCI Track World Championships took place from September 8th to 13th, 1964 in the Prinzenparkstadion in Paris .
After a run between a Polish and a Danish sprinter, there was a physical argument: the Polish coach gave Danish driver Peder Pedersen a hook because he had allegedly obstructed his driver. The Polish federation apologized to the Union Cycliste Internationale and sent its trainer home immediately.
In the German team, however, several riders failed, as cycling wrote, "uncomfortable and unpleasant behavior", in which they enjoyed the Paris nightlife too extensively. The magazine called on the Association of German Cyclists to punish such behavior by withdrawing the nomination for the Olympic Games .
At this World Cup, which attracted particular attention in view of the Olympic Games that began shortly thereafter, none of the world champions from the previous year could defend their title.
Results
Women
discipline | space | country | athlete |
---|---|---|---|
sprint | 1 | Soviet Union | Irina Kirichenko |
2 | Soviet Union | Galina Yermolayeva | |
3 | France | Gisèle Caille | |
Single pursuit (3000 m) | 1 | Belgium | Yvonne Reynders |
2 | United Kingdom | Beryl Burton | |
3 | Soviet Union | Aino Puronen |
Men (professionals)
discipline | space | country | athlete |
---|---|---|---|
sprint | 1 | Italy | Antonio Maspes |
2 | Australia | Ron Baensch | |
3 | Belgium | Jos De Bakker | |
Single pursuit (5000 m) | 1 | Belgium | Ferdi Bracke |
2 | Italy | Leandro Faggin | |
3 | Italy | Ercole Baldini | |
Standing race (100 km) | 1 | Spain | Guillermo Timoner / August Meuleman |
2 | Belgium | Leo Proost / Georges Grolimund | |
3 | BR Germany | Karl-Heinz Marsell / Otto Faltin |
Men (amateurs)
discipline | space | country | athlete |
---|---|---|---|
sprint | 1 | France | Pierre Trentin |
2 | France | Daniel Morelon | |
3 | Italy | Sergio Bianchetto | |
Single pursuit (4000 m) | 1 | Netherlands | Tiemen Groen |
2 | Belgium | Herman Van Loo | |
3 | Czechoslovakia | Jiří Daler | |
Team pursuit (4000 m) | 1 | BR Germany |
Lothar Claesges / Karl Link / Karl-Heinz Henrichs / Ernst Streng |
2 | Italy |
Attilio Benfatto / Vincenzo Mantovani / Carlo Rancati / Franco Testa |
|
3 | Soviet Union |
Arnold Beljgard / Leonid Columbet / Stanislav Moskvin / Sergeï Teretschenkov |
|
Standing race (1 hour) | 1 | Netherlands | Jacob Oudkerk / August Meuleman |
2 | Belgium | Jean Walschaerts / Otto Faltin | |
3 | France | Daniel Salmon / Georges Grolimund |
literature
- Cycling , September 1964
Web links
- stayer.de (PDF; 18 kB)