Medal Summary
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Men's Events | ||||||
| Men's sprint details |
Sean Eadie |
Jobie Dajka |
lorian Rousseau |
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| Men's 1 km time trial details |
Chris Hoy |
1:01.893 | Arnaud Tournant |
1:01.894 | Shane Kelly |
1:02.128 |
| Men's individual pursuit details |
Bradley McGee |
Luke Roberts |
Jens Lehmann |
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| Men's team pursuit details |
Peter Dawson Brett Lancaster Stephen Wooldridge Luke Roberts Mark Renshaw (qualifying rounds only, but still classed as World Champion) |
Chris Bach Guido Fulst Sebastian Siedler Jens Lehmann |
Chris Newton Paul Manning Bradley Wiggins Bryan Steel |
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| Men's team sprint details |
Jamie Staff Chris Hoy Craig MacLean |
Ryan Bayley Jobie Dajka Sean Eadie |
Jens Fiedler Sören Lausberg Carsten Bergemann |
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| Men's keirin details |
Jobie Dajka |
José Antonio Villanueva |
René Wolff |
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| Men's scratch details |
Franco Marvulli |
Tony Gibb |
Stefan Steinweg |
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| Men's points race details |
Chris Newton |
76 | Franz Stocher |
50 | Juan Curuchet |
49 |
| Men's madison details |
Jérôme Neuville Franck Perque |
5 | Roland Garber Franz Stocher |
18 (-1 lap) | Juan Curuchet Edgardo Simón |
17 (-1 lap) |
| Women's Events | ||||||
| Women's sprint details |
Natallia Tsylinskaya |
Kerrie Meares |
Katrin Meinke |
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| Women's 500 m time trial details |
Natallia Tsylinskaya |
34.838 | Nancy Contreras Reyes |
34.898 | Kerrie Meares |
34.964 |
| Women's individual pursuit details |
Leontien Zijlaard-van Moorsel |
Olga Sliusareva |
Katherine Bates |
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| Women's keirin details |
Li Na |
Clara Sanchez |
Rosealee Hubbard |
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| Women's scratch details |
Lada Kozlíková |
Rochelle Gilmore |
Olga Sliusareva |
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| Women's points race details |
Olga Sliusareva |
35 | Lada Kozlíková |
23 | Vera Carrara Italy |
20 |
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