Cycling at the 1996 Summer Olympics – Men's team pursuit
January 08, 2023
The men's team pursuit event in cycling at the 1996 Summer Olympics competition consisted of matches between two teams of four cyclists. The teams started at opposite ends of the track. They had 16 laps (4 kilometres) in which to catch the other cyclist. If neither was caught before one had gone 16 laps, the times for the distance (based on the third rider of the team to cross the line) were used to determine the victor.[1]
For the qualifying round, teams did not face each other. Instead, they raced the 4000 metres by themselves. The top eight times qualified for the first competition round, with the other nine teams receiving a rank based on their time in this round.
In the first round of match competition, teams were seeded into matches based on their times from the qualifying round. The fastest team faced the eighth-fastest, the second-fastest faced the third, and so forth. Winners advanced to the finals while losers in each match received a final ranking based on their time in the round.
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January 08, 2023
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The men s team pursuit event in cycling at the 1996 Summer Olympics competition consisted of matches between two teams of four cyclists The teams started at opposite ends of the track They had 16 laps 4 kilometres in which to catch the other cyclist If neither was caught before one had gone 16 laps the times for the distance based on the third rider of the team to cross the line were used to determine the victor 1 Contents 1 Medalists 2 Results 2 1 Qualifying round 2 2 Match round Quarter Finals 2 3 Match round Semi Finals 2 4 Medal round 3 Final classification 4 References 5 External linksMedalists Edit Gold Silver Bronze France FRA Christophe CapellePhilippe ErmenaultJean Michel MoninFrancis Moreau Russia RUS Eduard GritsunNikolay KuznetsovAlexei MarkovAnton Shantyr Australia AUS Brett AitkenStuart O GradyTimothy O ShannesseyDean WoodsResults EditQ denotes qualification by place in heat q denotes qualification by overall place DNS denotes did not start DNF denotes did not finish DQ denotes disqualification NR denotes national record OR denotes Olympic record WR denotes world record PB denotes personal best SB denotes season best Qualifying round Edit For the qualifying round teams did not face each other Instead they raced the 4000 metres by themselves The top eight times qualified for the first competition round with the other nine teams receiving a rank based on their time in this round Rank Team Names Time Qualification1 France Christophe Capelle Philippe Ermenault Jean Michel Monin Francis Moreau 4 09 570 q2 Italy Adler CapelliMauro TrentiniAndrea CollinelliCristiano Citton 4 09 695 q3 Australia Bradley McGeeStuart O Grady Timothy O Shannessey Dean Woods 4 09 750 q4 Ukraine Bohdan Bondaryev Oleksandr Fedenko Andriy Yatsenko Alexander Simonenko 4 11 545 q5 Russia Eduard Gritsun Nikolay Kuznetsov Aleksey Markov Anton Chantyr 4 11 665 q6 United States Dirk CopelandMariano FriedickAdam LaurentMichael McCarthy 4 11 950 q7 Spain Juan Martinez Oliver Juan LlanerasBernardo GonzalezAdolfo Alperi 4 12 780 q8 New Zealand Gregory HendersonBrendon CameronTimothy CarswellJulian Dean 4 15 140 q9 Germany Robert BartkoGuido FulstDanilo HondoHeiko Szonn 4 15 14010 Great Britain Robert HayesMatt IllingworthBryan SteelChris Newton 4 15 51011 Lithuania Arturas KasputisRemigijus LupeikisMindaugas UmarasArturas Trumpauskas 4 16 05012 Netherlands Jarich BakkerRobertus Michie SlippensRichard RozendaalPeter Schep 4 16 17513 Denmark Frederik BertelsenJimmi MadsenMichael NielsenJacob Piil 4 16 17514 Argentina Walter PerezEdgardo SimonGonzalo GarciaGabriel Curuchet 4 20 84015 South Korea Jeon Dae heungJeong Yeong hunKim Jung moNo Yeong sik 4 25 21516 Chile Jose MedinaLuis Fernando SepulvedaMarco ArriagadaMarcelo Arriagada 4 25 96017 Colombia Jhon GarciaMarlon PerezYovani LopezJose Velasquez 4 26 400Match round Quarter Finals Edit In the first round of match competition teams were seeded into matches based on their times from the qualifying round The fastest team faced the eighth fastest the second fastest faced the third and so forth Winners advanced to the finals while losers in each match received a final ranking based on their time in the round Heat 1Team Names Time Qualification Records Overall Place Russia Eduard Gritsun Nikolay Kuznetsov Aleksey Markov Anton Chantyr 4 08 785 Q OR 1st Ukraine Bohdan Bondaryev Oleksandr Fedenko Andriy Yatsenko Alexander Simonenko 4 12 794 7th Heat 2Team Names Time Qualification Overall Place Australia Bradley McGee Stuart O Grady Timothy O Shannessey Dean Woods 4 09 650 Q 4th United States Dirk Copeland Mariano Friedick Adam Laurent Michael McCarthy 4 12 470 6th Heat 3Team Names Time Qualification Overall Place Italy Adler Capelli Mauro Trentini Andrea Collinelli Cristiano Citton 4 09 215 Q 3rd Spain Juan Martinez Juan Llaneras Bernardo Gonzalez Adolfo Alperi 4 11 310 5th Heat 4Team Names Time Qualification Overall Place France Christophe Capelle Philippe Ermenault Jean Michel Monin Francis Moreau 4 08 965 Q 2nd New Zealand Gregory Henderson Brendon Cameron Timothy Carswell Julian Dean 4 15 610 8th Match round Semi Finals Edit Winners advanced to the medal round while losers in each match received a final ranking based on their time in the round Heat 1Team Names Time Qualification Records Overall Place France Christophe Capelle Philippe Ermenault Jean Michel Monin Francis Moreau 4 06 880 Q OR 1st Italy Adler Capelli Mauro Trentini Andrea Collinelli Cristiano Citton 4 08 460 4th Heat 2Team Names Time Qualification Records Overall Place Russia Eduard Gritsun Nikolay Kuznetsov Aleksey Markov Anton Chantyr 4 06 885 Q 2nd Australia Bradley McGee Stuart O Grady Timothy O Shannessey Dean Woods 4 07 570 3rd Medal round Edit The third fastest team from the semi finals received the bronze medal The fastest two teams competed for the gold and silver medals Gold medal matchTeam Names Time Records France Christophe Capelle Philippe Ermenault Jean Michel Monin Francis Moreau 4 05 930 OR Russia Eduard Gritsun Nikolay Kuznetsov Aleksey Markov Anton Chantyr 4 07 730Final classification EditThe final classification was France FRA Russia RUS Australia AUS Italy ITA Spain ESP United States USA Ukraine UKR New Zealand NZL References Edit Cycling at the 1996 Atlanta Summer Games Men s Team Pursuit 4 000 metres Sports Reference Archived from the original on 18 April 2020 Retrieved 5 March 2020 External links EditOfficial Olympic Report Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Cycling at the 1996 Summer Olympics Men 27s team pursuit amp oldid 1129502009, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
