UCI Track World Championships 1999

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Logo of the UCI rail world championships 1999

The 89th UCI Track World Championships took place from October 20 to 24, 1999 in the Velodrom in Berlin . 33 nations were at the start.

These title fights saw competition between the two dominant track cycling nations, France and Germany. Athletes from these two countries won 21 out of a possible 36 medals . Two gold medals alone went to the French Arnaud Tournant, in the 1000 m time trial and in the Olympic sprint, but also to the German Robert Bartko, in the single pursuit and with the four-wheeler. The German Jens Fiedler won a gold (Keirin) and a silver medal (Sprint).

The women dominated the French Felicia Ballanger with a gold medal each in the sprint and time trial - she achieved this double victory for the fifth time in a row - as did her teammate Marion Clignet with world championship titles in the points race and the single pursuit.

Results women

discipline space country athlete
sprint 1 FranceFrance Felicia Ballanger
2 AustraliaAustralia Michelle Ferris
3 CanadaCanada Tanya Dubnicoff
Time trial (500 m) 1 FranceFrance Felicia Ballanger
2 China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China Jiang Cuihua
3 GermanyGermany Ulrike Weichelt
Single pursuit (3000 m) 1 FranceFrance Marion Clignet
2 GermanyGermany Judith Arndt
3 Lithuania 1989Lithuania Rasa Mazeikyte
Points race 1 FranceFrance Marion Clignet
2 GermanyGermany Judith Arndt
3 New ZealandNew Zealand Sarah Ulmer

Results men

Arnaud Tournant (here in June 2008) won two gold medals in Berlin, his current trainer Florian Rousseau (right) became world champion in the Olympic sprint with him in 1999.
discipline space country athlete
sprint 1 FranceFrance Laurent Gané
2 GermanyGermany Jens Fiedler
3 FranceFrance Florian Rousseau
Time trial (1000 m) 1 FranceFrance Arnaud Tournant
2 AustraliaAustralia Shane Kelly
3 GermanyGermany Stefan Nimke
Keirin 1 GermanyGermany Jens Fiedler
2 New ZealandNew Zealand Anthony Peden
3 FranceFrance Frédéric Magné
Olympic sprint 1 FranceFrance Laurent Gané / Florian Rousseau / Arnaud Tournant
2 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Chris Hoy / Craig MacLean / Jason Queally
3 GermanyGermany Jens Fiedler / Sören Lausberg / Stefan Nimke
Single pursuit
(4000 m)
1 GermanyGermany Robert Bartko
2 GermanyGermany Jens Lehmann
3 ItalyItaly Mauro Trentini
Team pursuit
(4000 m)
1 GermanyGermany Robert Bartko / Daniel Becke / Guido Fulst /
Christian Lademann / Jens Lehmann / Olaf Pollack
2 FranceFrance Cyril Bos / Philippe Ermenault / Francis Moreau / Jérôme Neuville
3 RussiaRussia Wladislaw Borissow / Eduard Gritsun / Alexej Markow / Denis Smyslow
Points race (50 km) 1 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Bruno Risi
2 UkraineUkraine Vasyl Yakovlev
3 Korea SouthSouth Korea Cho Ho-sung
Two-man team driving 1 SpainSpain Joan Llaneras / Isaac Gálvez
2 DenmarkDenmark Jimmi Madsen / Jakob Piil
3 GermanyGermany Andreas Kappes / Olaf Pollack

Medal table

 rank  country gold silver bronze total
1 FranceFrance France 7th 1 2 10
2 GermanyGermany Germany 3 4th 4th 11
3 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland 1 1
3 SpainSpain Spain 1 1
5 AustraliaAustralia Australia 2 2
6th New ZealandNew Zealand New Zealand 1 1 2
7th United KingdomUnited Kingdom United Kingdom 1 1
7th China People's RepublicPeople's Republic of China People's Republic of China 1 1
7th DenmarkDenmark Denmark 1 1
7th UkraineUkraine Ukraine 1 1
11 CanadaCanada Canada 1 1
11 RussiaRussia Russia 1 1
11 ItalyItaly Italy 1 1
11 Korea SouthSouth Korea South Korea 1 1
11 Lithuania 1989Lithuania Lithuania 1 1

See also

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Remarks

  1. ↑ In accordance with the UCI regulations, all riders who have competed in at least 2 races will receive a medal.