UCI Track World Championships for Juniors 2019

The Oderlandhalle in Frankfurt

The UCI Juniors Track World Championships 2019 are from 14 to 18 August 2019 in the Oderland Halle in Germany Frankfurt (Oder) take place. It is the third junior track world championships on German soil after Leipzig (1981) and Stuttgart (1985). The organizer of the world championships is the Frankfurt RC '90 .

The Oderlandhalle was extensively renovated in 2013 and 2014 and the cycling track was adapted to the international standard length of 250 meters

More than 300 athletes from 48 nations were registered, more than ever before at the junior track world championships. For the first time, a team from sub-Saharan Africa , a delegation from Nigeria with four female and four female athletes, competed at the UCI World Championships ; also for the first time three teams from Africa were there.

The most successful team at the World Championships was the host from Germany, with a total of nine medals, including five gold medals. Tobias Buck-Gramcko was involved in three of these gold medals, winning the single pursuit with a new German German record (3: 09.926 minutes) and the 1000-meter time trial , with the record set by Nicolas Heinrich in the final of the single pursuit (3: 11.850). In the team pursuit , he was one of the four made up of Hannes Wilksch , Nicolas Heinrich and Pierre-Pascal Keup , who set a new world record with 3: 58.631 minutes. In the course of this competition there were a total of four new world best times: In the first lap, the four from France only needed 4: 00.384 minutes. In the race for bronze, the team from Russia improved this time to 3: 59.955 and stayed under four minutes for the first time. In the final for gold, both the German foursome and the French (3: 59.543 min) again posted better times.

The two other gold medals for Germany went to the short-term rider Alessa Pröpster , who won the World Championship title in Keirin and Sprint and also took silver in the 500-meter time trial and in the team sprint with Christina Sperlich and Katharina Albers .

The team from New Zealand took second place in the medal table with four medals. Two golds went to Laurence Pithie , who won the Omnium and the two-man team event with Klaan Watts . Thanks to the short-term specialist Konstantinos Livanos , who won two gold medals in Sprint and Keirin, Greece finished third in the medal statistics. Also in third place was the USA , whose two gold medals were won by Megan Jastrab in the Omnium and the two-man team with Jastrab and Zoe Ta-Perez in the Madison.

The Indian team in the team sprint from Rojit Singh Yanglem , Esow Alban , Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam and Jemsh Singh Keithellakpam won the first gold medal in cycling for their country.

Schedule (final competitions)

date	Disciplines men	Disciplines women
Wednesday August 14th	Team sprint	Scratch , team sprint
Thursday 15th August	Team Pursuit , Scratch , Keirin	Team pursuit
Friday August 16	Individual pursuit , points race	Sprint , omnium
Saturday 17th August	Omnium , sprint	500 meter time trial , single chase , points race
Sunday August 27th	1000 meter time trial , two-man team races	Keirin , two-man team driving

Results

• Legend: "G" = time from the final for gold; "B" = time from the final for bronze; "1" = time from the 1st round; "Q" = time from qualification
• Athletes in italics only contested the qualification or the first round in team competitions

sprint

space athlete country Time (s) Konstantinos Livanos  GRE 10.226 (1) 10.522 (3) Esow Alban  IND 10.381 (2) Daan Kool  NED 10,500 (1) 10,437 (2)

space sportswoman country Time (s) Alessa Pröpster  GER 11.829 (1) 11.658 (2) Nikola Seremak  POLE Emma Finucane  GBR 11.738 (1) 11.782 (2)

Keirin

space athlete country Konstantinos Livanos  GRE Sam Gallagher  OUT Esow Alban  IND

space sportswoman country Alessa Pröpster  GER Ella Sibley  EXEC Nikola Seremak  POLE

Time trial

space athlete country Time (min) Tobias Buck-Gramcko  GER 1: 01,328 DR Daan Kool  NED 1: 01.622 Matteo Bianchi  ITA 1: 02.068

space sportswoman country Time (s) Marie-Divine Taky-Kouame  FRA 34.868 Alessa Pröpster  GER 34.907 Emma Finucane  GBR 35.264

Team sprint

space athlete country Time (s) Rojit Singh Yanglem Esow Alban Ronaldo Singh Laitonjam Jemsh Singh Keithellakpam  IND 44.625 G John Trovas Carlos Carisimo Sam Gallagher  OUT 44,681 G James Bunting Matti Egglestone Rhys Thomas  GBR 45.009 B

space sportswoman country Time (s) Fan Bingbing Luo Jing Sun Jingye  CHN 34,146 G Alessa Pröpster Christina Sperlich Katharina Albers  GER 34.640 G Nikola Seremak Nikola Wielowska  POLE 34,663 B

One's pursuit

space athlete country Time (min) Tobias Buck-Gramcko  GER 3: 09.926 G DR Nicolas Heinrich  GER 3: 11.648 G. Tristan Jussaume  CAN 3: 18.258 B

space sportswoman country Time (min) Ally Wollaston  NZL 2: 18,900 Elynor Backstedt  GBR 2: 19.078 G. Lara Gillespie  IRL 2: 21.193 B.

Team pursuit

space athlete country Time (min) Hannes Wilksch Tobias Buck-Gramcko Nicolas Heinrich Pierre-Pascal Keup Moritz Kretschy  GER 3: 58.793 G WR Kévin Vauquelin Antonin Corvaisier Clément Petit Florian Pardon  FRA 3: 59.543 G. Ivan Novolodski Vlas Shishkin Ilya Schegolkow Egor Igoshev  RUS 3: 59.955 B

space sportswoman country Time (min) Giorgia Catarzi Camilla Alessio Eleonora Gasparinni Sofia Collinelli Matilde Vitillo  ITA 4: 26.060 G. Emily Paterson Mckenzie Milne Ally Wollaston Samantha Donnelly  NZL 4: 26.067 G. Elynor Bäckstedt Sophie Lewis Eluned King Ella Barnwell  GBR 4: 27.853 B.

Scratch

space athlete country Benjamin Hertz  THE Anderson Arboleda  COL Jacob Decar  CHI

space sportswoman country Ella Sibley  OUT Catalina Anais Soto Campos  CHI Ella Barnwell  GBR

Points race

space athlete country Points Vlas Shishkin  RUS 62 Kévin Vauquelin  FRA 51 Raúl Garcia Pierna  ESP 51

space sportswoman country Points Tsuyaka Uchinio  JPN 41 Valeria Golayeva  RUS 27 Yareli Acevedo  MEX 25th

Omnium

space athlete country Points Laurence Pithie  NZL 129 Graeme Frislie  OUT 108 Park Young-kyon  COR 103

space sportswoman country Points Megan Jastrab  United States 118 Eleonora Gasparrini  ITA 114 Ella Barnwell  GBR 110

Two-man team driving

space athlete country Points Laurence Pithie Kiaan Watts  NZL 49 Tim Torn Teutenberg Hannes Wilksch  GER 35 Clément Petit Kévin Vauquelin  FRA 17th

space Sportswomen country Points Zoe Ta-Perez Megan Jastrab  United States 31 Sophie Lewis Elynor Bäckstedt  GBR 15th Valery Golayeva Maria Miliaeva  RUS 14th

gallery

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  The German junior four became world champion with a world record

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  The Indian drivers won gold in the team sprint

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  Konstantinos Livanos, world champion in sprint and keirin

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  Silver in the team sprint (from left to right): Katharina Albers, Christina Sperlich and Alessa Pröpster

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  Team sprint team from the Netherlands (Daan Kool, Gino Knies, Tijmen van Loon)

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  Gold medal in one's pursuit

Medal table

rank	country	gold	silver	bronze	total
1	Germany	5	4th	0	9
2	New Zealand	3	1	0	4th
3	Greece	2	0	0	2
	United States	2	0	0	2
5	Australia	1	4th	0	5
6th	France	1	2	1	4th
7th	Russia	1	1	2	4th
8th	India	1	1	1	3
	Italy	1	1	1	3
10	People's Republic of China	1	0	0	1
	Denmark	1	0	0	1
	Japan	1	0	0	1
13	United Kingdom	0	2	6th	8th
14th	Poland	0	1	2	3
15th	Chile	0	1	1	2
	Netherlands	0	1	1	2
17th	Colombia	0	1	0	1
18th	Canada	0	0	1	1
	Spain	0	0	1	1
	Mexico	0	0	1	1
	Ireland	0	0	1	1
	South Korea	0	0	1	1
Total		20th	20th	20th	60

Bids

Association of German Cyclists

Juniors (short term)

• Katharina Albers , Alessa Pröpster , Christina Sperlich

Juniors (short term)

• Laurin Drescher , Julien Jäger , Dominic Kruse , Paul Schmidt

Juniors (endurance)

• Hannah Buch , Hanna Dopjans , Paula Leonhardt , Finja Smekal , Friederike Stern , Lea Waldhoff

Juniors (endurance)

• Tobias Buck-Gramcko , Luca Dreßler , Nicolas Heinrich , Pierre-Pascal Keup , Moritz Kretschy , Tim Torn Teutenberg , Hannes Wilksch

Austrian Cycling Association

• Tim Wafler , Paul Buschek , Stefan Kovar

Swiss Cycling

• Dominik Bieler , Fabio Christen , Nicolo De Lisi , Damien Fortis , Fabian Weiss

See also

• UCI Track World Championships 2019
• UCI Road World Championships 2019

Web links

Commons : UCI Track Junior World Championships 2019  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Official website
• Results on veloresults.com

Individual evidence

1. ↑ U19 World Cup 2019 in Germany. In: rad-net.de. June 22, 2018. Retrieved June 23, 2018 . 
2. ↑ World Association awards Junior World Championships to Frankfurt (Oder). In: morgenpost.de. June 21, 2018, archived from the original on August 14, 2019 . 
3. ↑ World title and world record for German junior foursome. In: rad-net.de. August 15, 2019, accessed August 16, 2019 .