UCI track world championships 1970
The 60th UCI Track World Championships took place from August 6th to 12th, 1970 on the Velodrome of the Saffron Lane Sports Center in Leicester .
These track world championships were the third to be held in Great Britain, after 1897 in Glasgow and 1904 in Liverpool . The World Championships were officially opened on August 6th by Prime Minister Edward Heath . In his speech, he recalled that it was a Briton, James Moore, who won the world's first cycle race in Saint-Cloud near Paris in 1869 . On the fourth day of the World Cup, a Sunday, the British Prince Consort Prince Philip visited the competitions.
Results
Women
discipline | space | country | athlete |
---|---|---|---|
sprint | 1 | Soviet Union | Galina Tsaryova |
2 | Soviet Union | Galina Ermolaeva | |
3 | Soviet Union | Valentina Sawina | |
Single pursuit (3000 m) | 1 | Soviet Union | Tamara Garkuchina |
2 | Soviet Union | Raisa Obodovskaya | |
3 | United Kingdom | Beryl Burton |
Men (professionals)
discipline | space | country | athlete |
---|---|---|---|
sprint | 1 | Australia | Gordon Johnson |
2 | Italy | Sante Gaiardoni | |
3 | Netherlands | Leijn Loevesijn | |
Single pursuit (5000 m) | 1 | Hugh Porter | |
2 | Italy | Lorenzo Bosisio | |
3 | France | Charly Grosskost | |
Standing race (100 km) | 1 | Germany | Ehrenfried Rudolph / Bruno Walrave |
2 | Belgium | Theo Verschueren | |
3 | Netherlands | Piet de Wit |
Men (amateurs)
discipline | space | country | athlete |
---|---|---|---|
sprint | 1 | France | Daniel Morelon |
2 | Denmark | Peder Pedersen | |
3 | France | Gérard Quintyn | |
tandem | 1 | Germany | Jürgen Barth , Rainer Müller |
2 | German Democratic Republic | Jürgen Geschke , Werner Otto | |
3 | France | Gérard Quintyn , Daniel Morelon | |
Time trial | 1 | Denmark | Niels Fredborg |
(1000 meters) | 2 | New Zealand | Harry Kent |
3 | Czech Republic | Anton Tkáč | |
One's pursuit | 1 | Switzerland | Xaver Kurmann |
(4000 m) | 2 | United Kingdom | Ian Hallam |
3 | Soviet Union | Viktor Bykov | |
Team pursuit (4000 m) |
1 | Germany |
Günter Haritz / Udo Hempel / Peter Vonhof / Ernst Claußmeyer |
2 | German Democratic Republic |
Thomas Huschke / Heinz Richter / Herbert Richter / Manfred Ulbricht |
|
3 | Soviet Union |
Stanislav Moskvin / Vladimir Kusnetsov / Viktor Bykov / Boris Semyonez |
|
Standing race | 1 | Netherlands | Cees Stam / Joop Stakenburg |
(1 hour) | 2 | Germany | Horst Gnas |
3 | Spain | Antonio Cerda |
Remarks
- ↑ In the qualification Bernhard Gruner drove instead of Manfred Ulbricht . (Source: Der Radsportler, August 4th, 1970, page 9, For the first time a GDR foursome advanced to the World Cup final , publisher: German Cycling Association of the GDR )
literature
- Cycling , August 1970
Web links
- stayer.de (PDF; 18 kB)