UCI Paracycling World Track Championships 2018

The UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships 2018 ( 2018 UCI Para Cycling Track World Championships ) are from 22 to 26 March at the Brazilian Rio de Janeiro take place.

The World Championships will be held in the Velódromo Municipal do Rio , which was used for the Bahradisport competitions during the 2016 Olympic Games .

A total of 171 athletes from 30 countries were registered for the World Cup, 50 women and 121 men. All of the world champions of the previous year will start to defend their titles, including the British Sophie Thornhill , the Canadians Ross Wilson and Tristen Chernove and the Americans Amanda Reid and Shawn Morelli . Other titleholders are the Briton James Ball and the Americans Joseph Berenyi and Chris Murphy . Paralympics winners also take part in the World Cup in Rio, such as Li Zhangyu from China and Jody Cundy from Britain .

Two world records were set in the course of the world championships: Sophie Thornhill (driver) and Helen Scott (driver) mastered the time trial over 1000 meters in 1: 05.079 minutes, undercutting the previous four-year-old record set by Thornhill with pilot Rachel James . The Australian Emily Petricola (C4) set a world record of 3: 54.501 minutes in qualifying for the 3,000-meter single pursuit.

Results

Sprint class B

Women - B. # Driver / pilot nationality Sophie Thornhill / Helen Scott  GBR Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen  OUT Griet Hoet / Anneleen Monsieur  BEL

Men - B. # Driver / pilot nationality Neil Fachie / Matthew Rotherham  GBR Tristan Bangma / Patrick Bos  NED James Ball / Peter Mitchell  GBR

Mixed Team Sprint M / W C1-5

WM C1-5 (750 m) # Driver (inside) nationality Louis Rolfe / Jon-Allan Butterworth / Jody Cundy  GBR Li Zhangyu / Wei Guoping / Lai Shanzhang  CHN Amador Granados / Eduardo Santas / Alfonso Cabello  ESP

Time trial class B

Women - WB (1000 m) # Driver / pilot nationality Time (min) Sophie Thornhill / Helen Scott  GBR 1: 05.079 WR Jessica Gallagher / Madison Janssen  OUT 1: 07.708 Griet Hoet / Anneleen Monsieur  BEL 1: 08.314

Men - MB (1000 m) # Driver / pilot nationality Time (min) Neil Fachie / Matthew Rotherham  GBR 0: 59.686 James Ball / Peter Mitchell  GBR 1: 00.535 Tristan Bangma / Patrick Bos  NED 1: 00.755

Pursuit Class B

Women - WB (3000 m) # Pilot nationality time Corrine Hall / Lora Fachie  GBR 3: 31.685 Anneleen Monsieur / Griet Hoet  BEL 3: 35.016 Eve McCrystal / Katie-George Dunlevy  IRL 3: 42.433

Men - MB (4000 m) # Pilot / driver nationality time Joan Font Bertoli / Ignacio Vila Rodriguez  ESP 4: 11.037 Adam Duggleby / Stephen Bate  GBR 4: 11,300 Patrick Bos / Tristan Bangma  NED 4: 12.493

Time trial class C

# driver nationality Time (s) Women - WC1 (500 m) Li Jieli  CHN 43,430 Katie Loft  GBR 47.153 Women - WC2 (500 m) Alyda Norbruis  NED 39.886 Amanda Reid  OUT 41.034 Song Zhenling  CHN 43,432 Women - WC3 (500 m) Megan Giglia  GBR 42.091 Denise Schindler  GER 42,453 Jamie Whitmore  United States 43.506 Women - WC4 (500 m) Ruan Jianping  CHN 38,437 Kate Horan  NZL 39.932 Emily Petricola  OUT 41,409 Women - WC5 (500 m) Caroline Groot  NED 36.575 Zhou Jufang  CHN 38,324 Mariela Analia Delgado  ARG 38.689

# driver nationality Time (min) Men - MC1 (1000 m) Li Zhangyu  CHN 1: 12.586 Arnoud Nijhuis  NED 1: 13.106 Ricardo Ten Argiles  ESP 1: 17.276 Men - MC2 (1000 m) Alejandro Perea Arango  COL 1: 13.396 Tristen Chernove  CAN 1: 14.105 Liang Guihua  CHN 1: 15.672 Men - MC3 (1000 m) Joseph Berenyi  United States 1: 09.831 Diederick Schelfhout  BEL 1: 10.581 Alexsei Obidenow  RUS 1: 11.033 Men - MC4 (1000 m) Jody Cundy  GBR 1: 04.579 Jozef Metelka  SVK 1: 07.336 Jacob Waters  United States 1: 08.739 Men - MC5 (1000 m) Alfonso Cabella Llamas  ESP 1: 04.748 Jon-Allan Butterworth  GBR 1: 05.850 Blaine Hunt  GBR 1: 07.326

Pursuit Class C

# driver nationality Time (min) Women - WC1 (3000 m) Katie Toft  GBR 4: 41.945 Li Jing  CHN 5: 20.609 Women - WC2 (3000 m) Alyda Norbruis  NED 4: 11.913 Zeng Sini  CHN 4: 13.340 Daniela Carolina Munevar Florez  COL Overtook opponent Women - WC3 (3000 m) Denise Schindler  GER 4: 06,604 Megan Giglia  GBR 4: 21.413 Jamie Whitmore  United States 4: 16.114 Women - WC4 (3000 m) Shawn Morelli  United States 3: 56.576 Emily Petricola  OUT 3: 57.781 Meg Lemon  OUT Overtook opponent Women - WC5 (3000 m) Crystal Lane-Wright  United States 3: 46.936 Nicole Murray  NZL 3: 51.455 Samantha Bosco  United States 4: 00.107

# driver nationality Time (min) Men - MC1 (3000 m) Ricardo Ten Argiles  ESP 3: 52.222 Ross Wilson  CAN 3: 54.584 Li Zhangyu  CHN Opponent caught up Men - MC2 (3000 m) Tristen Chernove  CAN 3: 44.385 Liang Guihua  CHN 3: 50.304 Arslan Gilmutdinov  RUS 3: 49.618 Men - MC3 (3000 m) David Nicholas  OUT 3: 34.804 Diederick Schelfhout  BEL 3: 38.934 Joseph Berenyi  United States 3: 37.293 Men - MC4 (4000 m) Jozef Metelka  SVK 4: 30.584 Kyle Bridgwood  OUT 4: 36.546 Jaco Van Gass  GBR 4: 43.461 Men - MC5 (4000 m) Jehor Dementjew  UKR 4: 31.619 Jonathan Gildea  GBR 4: 32.496 Daniel Abraham Gebru  NED

Scratch class C

Women - WC 1-2-3 (10 km) # driver nationality Alyda Norbruis  NED Denise Schindler  GER Jamie Whitmore  United States Women - WC 4-5 (10 km) Caroline Groot  NED Paula Andrea Ossa Veloza  COL Mariela Analia Delgado  ARG

# driver nationality Men - MC 1-2-3 (10 km) Ricardo ten Argiles  ESP Ross Wilson  CAN Arnoud Nijhuis  NED Men - MC 4-5 (15 km) Jonathan Gildea  GBR Alistair Donohoe  OUT Jehor Dementjew  UKR

Bids

Germany

• Denise Schindler (C3)
• Kai Kruse (B), Stefan Nimke (Kruse pilot), Matthias Schindler (C3), Erich Winkler (C1)

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  Denise Schindler

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  Matthias Schindler

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  Erich Winkler

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  Kai Kruse (left) and Stefan Nimke

See also

• UCI Paracycling Road World Championships 2018

Web links

• Official website

Individual evidence

1. ^ UCI World Champions all return to defend titles in Rio. In: uci.ch. March 20, 2018, accessed March 23, 2018 . 
2. ^ UCI Para-cycling Track Worlds: two world records set in Rio. In: uci.ch. March 24, 2018, accessed March 26, 2018 .