UCI Track World Championships 1975
The 65th UCI Track Cycling World Championships were held from 20 to 25 August 1975 to the 454.54 meter long cement velodrome in Belgium Rocourt in Liege instead.
The attendance at the competitions was weak: "shockingly few spectators on most days". The team of the Association of German Cyclists had to wait for medals until the last day, then Dieter Kemper became world champion of the professional stayers , and coach Gustav Kilian's gold foursome also won a gold medal. The topic of conversation was the " explosion of performance in GDR cycling", whose riders only started in four disciplines, but won two gold and two bronze medals.
Incidentally, the cycling reporter notes with astonishment that the times of the 200-meter qualifying time trial for the professional sprint were only "slightly above the level in the women's sprint (!)", But one has to mention "for the sake of justice" that it was very cold that evening. As in the Road World Cup, there were no Soviet women at the start who had dominated for years.
Results women
discipline | space | country | athlete | time |
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sprint | 1 | Sue Novara | 13.38 (1st), 13.29 (2nd) | |
2 | Iva Zajíčková | |||
3 | Sheila Young | 12.69 (1st), 12.94 (2nd) | ||
One's pursuit | 1 | Keetie van Oosten-Hage | 4: 06.15 min. | |
(3000 m) | 2 | Mary Jane Reoch | 4: 15.19 min. | |
3 | Denise Burton | 4: 14.79 min. |
Results men
Professionals
discipline | space | country | athlete | time |
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sprint | 1 | John Nicholson | 12.14 (2nd), 11.90 (3rd) | |
2 | Peder Pedersen | 12.16 (1.) | ||
3 | Ryoji Abe | 12.89 (1st), 13.29 (3rd) | ||
Single pursuit (5000 m) | 1 | Roy Schuiten | 6.10.52 min. | |
2 | Knut Knudsen | 6: 15.67 min. | ||
3 | Dirk Baert | 6.13.61 min. | ||
Standing race | 1 | Dieter Kemper / Dieter Durst | ||
(100 km) | 2 | Cees Stam / Joop Stakenburg | ||
3 | Jan Breur / Bruno Walrave |
Amateurs
discipline | space | country | athlete | time |
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sprint | 1 | Daniel Morelon | 12.88 (2nd), 13.16 (3rd) | |
2 | Giorgio Rossi | 13.57 (1.) | ||
3 | Emanuel Raasch | 11.57 (1st), 11.95 (2nd) | ||
1000 m time trial | 1 | Klaus-Jürgen Grünke | 1: 8.30 min. | |
2 | Eduard Rapp | 1: 08.42 min. | ||
3 | Janusz Kierzkowski | 1: 08.58 min. | ||
Single pursuit (4000 m) | 1 | Thomas Huschke | 5: 03.43 min. | |
2 | Vladimir Osokin | 5: 08.75 min. | ||
3 | Orfeo pizzoferrato | 5: 04.96 min. | ||
Team pursuit (4000 m) |
1 |
Günther Schumacher / Peter Vonhof / Hans Lutz / Gregor Braun |
4: 39.69 min. | |
2 |
Vladimir Osokin / Witali Petrakov / Wiktor Sokolov / Alexander Perow |
4: 39.98 min. | ||
3 |
Norbert Dürpisch / Thomas Huschke / Uwe Unterwalder / Klaus-Jürgen Grünke |
4: 41.51 min. | ||
Tandem race | 1 |
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2 | Vladimír Vačkář / Miloslav Vymazal | |||
3 | Anatoly Jablunowsky / Sergei Komelkov | 11.01 (1st), 11, 48 min. | ||
Standing race | 1 | Gaby Minneboo / Bruno Walrave | ||
2 | Miguel Espinós / Albons | |||
3 | Jean Pinsello / Marechal |
literature
- Cycling , August / September 1975
References and comments
- ↑ a b c Cycling , August 27, 1975
- ↑ Cycling4Fans - Doping: K - L. In: cycling4fans.de. Retrieved October 14, 2017 . The Polish tandem duo was disqualified for not appearing at the doping control.