UCI Track Cycling World Championships – Men's sprint
January 01, 1970
The UCI Track Cycling World Championships – Men's sprint is the world championship sprint event held annually at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships. Between its inception and 1892, the sprint was separated into two events; one for professionals and one for amateurs. From 1993, all competitors competed in one open event. It was first held at the 1895 championships, two years after the first amateur sprint world championship. As of 2020[update], Koichi Nakano from Japan has won the most titles with ten consecutive professional wins between 1977 and 1986.
Track cycling at the Summer Olympics – Men's sprint
Notesedit
^France's Grégory Baugé originally won the gold medal, but was stripped of that title in January 2012, with the other riders in the final round promoted to the respective medal positions.[1]
Referencesedit
^Stokes, Shane (6 January 2012). "Kenny welcomes news as UCI confirms he's upgraded to 2011 world track sprint champion". VeloNation. VeloNation LLC. Retrieved 7 January 2012.
External linksedit
Track Cycling World Championships 2016–1893 bikecult.com
World Championship, Track, Sprint, Elite cyclingarchives.com
January 01, 1970
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The UCI Track Cycling World Championships Men s sprint is the world championship sprint event held annually at the UCI Track Cycling World Championships Between its inception and 1892 the sprint was separated into two events one for professionals and one for amateurs From 1993 all competitors competed in one open event It was first held at the 1895 championships two years after the first amateur sprint world championship As of 2020 update Koichi Nakano from Japan has won the most titles with ten consecutive professional wins between 1977 and 1986 Contents 1 Medalists 2 Medal table 3 See also 4 Notes 5 References 6 External linksMedalists editChampionships Winner Runner up Third 1893 Chicago details nbsp Arthur Zimmerman USA nbsp John S Johnson USA nbsp Julian Perrin Bliss USA 1894 Antwerp details nbsp August Lehr GER nbsp Jaap Eden NED nbsp William Broadbridge GBR 1895 Cologne details nbsp Robert Protin BEL nbsp George A Banker USA nbsp Emile Huet BEL 1896 Copenhagen details nbsp Paul Bourillon FRA nbsp Charley Barden GBR nbsp Edmond Jacquelin FRA 1897 Glasgow details nbsp Willy Arend GER nbsp Charley Barden GBR nbsp Paul Masson FRA 1898 Vienna details nbsp George A Banker USA nbsp Franz Verheyen GER nbsp Edmond Jacquelin FRA 1899 Montreal details nbsp Major Taylor USA nbsp Tom Butler USA nbsp Gaston Courbe D outrelon FRA 1900 Paris details nbsp Edmond Jacquelin FRA nbsp Harie Meyers NED nbsp Willy Arend GER 1901 Berlin details nbsp Thorvald Ellegaard DEN nbsp Edmond Jacquelin FRA nbsp Guus Schilling NED 1902 Rome details nbsp Thorvald Ellegaard DEN nbsp Harie Meyers NED nbsp Pietro Bixio ITA 1903 Copenhagen details nbsp Thorvald Ellegaard DEN nbsp Willi Arend GER nbsp Harie Meyers NED 1904 London details nbsp Iver Lawson USA nbsp Thorvald Ellegaard DEN nbsp Henri Mayer GER 1905 Antwerp details nbsp Gabriel Poulain FRA nbsp Thorvald Ellegaard DEN nbsp Henri Mayer GER 1906 Geneve details nbsp Thorvald Ellegaard DEN nbsp Gabriel Poulain FRA nbsp Emile Friol FRA 1907 Paris details nbsp Emile Friol FRA nbsp Henri Mayer GER nbsp Walter Rutt GER 1908 Berlin details nbsp Thorvald Ellegaard DEN nbsp Gabriel Poulain FRA nbsp Charles Louis Van Den Born BEL 1909 Copenhagen details nbsp Victor Dupre FRA nbsp Gabriel Poulain FRA nbsp Walter Rutt GER 1910 Brussels details nbsp Emile Friol FRA nbsp Thorvald Ellegaard DEN nbsp Walter Rutt GER 1911 Rome details nbsp Thorvald Ellegaard DEN nbsp Leon Hourlier FRA nbsp Julien Pouchois FRA 1912 Newark details nbsp Frank L Kramer USA nbsp Alfred Grenda AUS nbsp Andre Perchicot FRA 1913 Leipzig details nbsp Walter Rutt GER nbsp Thorvald Ellegaard DEN nbsp Andre Perchicot FRA 1920 Antwerp details nbsp Bob Spears AUS nbsp Ernst Kaufmann SUI nbsp William Bailey GBR 1921 Copenhagen details nbsp Piet Moeskops NED nbsp Bob Spears AUS nbsp Pierre Sergent FRA 1922 Paris details nbsp Piet Moeskops NED nbsp Bob Spears AUS nbsp Alois Degraeve BEL 1923 Zurich details nbsp Piet Moeskops NED nbsp Gabriel Poulain FRA nbsp Ernst Kaufmann SUI 1924 Paris details nbsp Piet Moeskops NED nbsp Ernst Kaufmann SUI nbsp Maurice Schilles FRA 1925 Amsterdam details nbsp Ernst Kaufmann SUI nbsp Maurice Schilles FRA nbsp Lucien Michard FRA 1926 Milan details nbsp Piet Moeskops NED nbsp Cesar Moretti ITA nbsp Lucien Michard FRA 1927 Cologne details nbsp Lucien Michard FRA nbsp Ernst Kaufmann SUI nbsp Lucien Faucheux FRA 1928 Budapest details nbsp Lucien Michard FRA nbsp Lucien Faucheux FRA nbsp Ernst Kaufmann FRA 1929 Zurich details nbsp Lucien Michard FRA nbsp Piet Moeskops NED nbsp Ernst Kaufmann SUI 1930 Brussels details nbsp Lucien Michard FRA nbsp Piet Moeskops NED nbsp Orlando Piani ITA 1931 Copenhagen details nbsp Willy Falck Hansen DEN nbsp Lucien Michard FRA nbsp Jef Scherens BEL 1932 Rome details nbsp Jef Scherens BEL nbsp Lucien Michard FRA nbsp Mathias Engel GER 1933 Paris details nbsp Jef Scherens BEL nbsp Lucien Michard FRA nbsp Albert Richter GER 1934 Leipzig details nbsp Jef Scherens BEL nbsp Albert Richter GER nbsp Louis Gerardin FRA 1935 Brussels details nbsp Jef Scherens BEL nbsp Albert Richter GER nbsp Louis Gerardin FRA 1936 Zurich details nbsp Jef Scherens BEL nbsp Louis Gerardin FRA nbsp Albert Richter GER 1937 Copenhagen details nbsp Jef Scherens BEL nbsp Arie Van Vliet NED nbsp Albert Richter GER 1938 Amsterdam details nbsp Arie Van Vliet NED nbsp Jef Scherens BEL nbsp Albert Richter GER 1939 Milan details Not awarded Not awarded nbsp Albert Richter GER 1946 Zurich details nbsp Jan Derksen NED nbsp Georges Senfftleben FRA nbsp Arie Van Vliet NED 1947 Paris details nbsp Jef Scherens BEL nbsp Louis Gerardin FRA nbsp Georges Senfftleben FRA 1948 Amsterdam details nbsp Arie Van Vliet NED nbsp Louis Gerardin FRA nbsp Georges Senfftleben FRA 1949 Copenhagen details nbsp Reg Harris GBR nbsp Jan Derksen NED nbsp Arie Van Vliet NED 1950 Rocourt details nbsp Reg Harris GBR nbsp Arie Van Vliet NED nbsp Jan Derksen NED 1951 Milan details nbsp Reg Harris GBR nbsp Jacques Bellenger FRA nbsp Sid Patterson AUS 1952 Paris details nbsp Oscar Plattner SUI nbsp Georges Senfftleben FRA nbsp Jan Derksen NED 1953 Zurich details nbsp Arie Van Vliet NED nbsp Enzo Sacchi ITA nbsp Reg Harris GBR 1954 Cologne details nbsp Reg Harris GBR nbsp Arie Van Vliet NED nbsp Enzo Sacchi ITA 1955 Milan details nbsp Antonio Maspes ITA nbsp Oscar Plattner SUI nbsp Arie Van Vliet NED 1956 Copenhagen details nbsp Antonio Maspes ITA nbsp Reg Harris GBR nbsp Oscar Plattner SUI 1957 Rocourt details nbsp Jan Derksen NED nbsp Arie Van Vliet NED nbsp Roger Gaignard FRA 1958 Paris details nbsp Michel Rousseau FRA nbsp Enzo Sacchi ITA nbsp Antonio Maspes ITA 1959 Amsterdam details nbsp Antonio Maspes ITA nbsp Michel Rousseau FRA nbsp Jan Derksen NED 1960 Leipzig details nbsp Antonio Maspes ITA nbsp Oscar Plattner SUI nbsp Jos De Bakker BEL 1961 Zurich details nbsp Antonio Maspes ITA nbsp Michel Rousseau FRA nbsp Jos De Bakker BEL 1962 Milan details nbsp Antonio Maspes ITA nbsp Sante Gaiardoni ITA nbsp Oscar Plattner SUI 1963 Rocourt details nbsp Sante Gaiardoni ITA nbsp Antonio Maspes ITA nbsp Jos De Bakker BEL 1964 Paris details nbsp Antonio Maspes ITA nbsp Ron Baensch AUS nbsp Jos De Bakker BEL 1965 San Sebastian details nbsp Giuseppe Beghetto ITA nbsp Patrick Sercu BEL nbsp Ron Baensch AUS 1966 Frankfurt details nbsp Giuseppe Beghetto ITA nbsp Ron Baensch AUS nbsp Sante Gaiardoni ITA 1967 Amsterdam details nbsp Patrick Sercu BEL nbsp Giuseppe Beghetto ITA nbsp Angelo Damiano ITA 1968 Rome details nbsp Giuseppe Beghetto ITA nbsp Patrick Sercu BEL nbsp Giovanni Pettenella ITA 1969 Antwerp details nbsp Patrick Sercu BEL nbsp Robert Van Lancker BEL nbsp Sante Gaiardoni ITA 1970 Leicester details nbsp Gordon Johnson AUS nbsp Sante Gaiardoni ITA nbsp Leijn Loevesijn NED 1971 Varese details nbsp Leijn Loevesijn NED nbsp Robert Van Lancker BEL nbsp Giordano Turrini ITA 1972 Marseille details nbsp Robert Van Lancker BEL nbsp Gordon Johnson AUS nbsp Giordano Turrini ITA 1973 San Sebastian details nbsp Robert Van Lancker BEL nbsp Giordano Turrini ITA nbsp Ezio Cardi ITA 1974 Montreal details nbsp Peder Pedersen DEN nbsp John Nicholson AUS nbsp Robert Van Lancker BEL 1975 Rocourt details nbsp John Nicholson AUS nbsp Peder Pedersen DEN nbsp Ryoij Abe 阿部良二 JPN 1976 Monteroni di Lecce details nbsp John Nicholson AUS nbsp Giordano Turrini ITA nbsp Yoshikazu Sugata 菅田順和 JPN 1977 San Cristobal details nbsp Koichi Nakano JPN nbsp Yoshikazu Sugata 菅田順和 JPN nbsp John Nicholson AUS 1978 Munich details nbsp Koichi Nakano JPN nbsp Dieter Berkmann FRG nbsp Yoshikazu Sugata 菅田順和 JPN 1979 Amsterdam details nbsp Koichi Nakano JPN nbsp Dieter Berkmann FRG nbsp Michel Vaarten BEL 1980 Besancon details nbsp Koichi Nakano JPN nbsp Masahiko Ozaki 尾崎雅彦 JPN nbsp Daniel Morelon FRA 1981 Brno details nbsp Koichi Nakano JPN nbsp Gordon Singleton CAN nbsp Kenji Takahashi 高橋健二 JPN 1982 Leicester details nbsp Koichi Nakano JPN nbsp Gordon Singleton CAN nbsp Yave Cahard FRA 1983 Zurich details nbsp Koichi Nakano JPN nbsp Yave Cahard FRA nbsp Ottavio Dazzan ITA 1984 Barcelona details nbsp Koichi Nakano JPN nbsp Ottavio Dazzan ITA nbsp Yave Cahard FRA 1985 Bassano del Grappa details nbsp Koichi Nakano JPN nbsp Yoshiyuki Matsueda 松枝義幸 JPN nbsp Ottavio Dazzan ITA 1986 Colorado Springs details nbsp Koichi Nakano JPN nbsp Hideyuki Matsui 松井英幸 JPN nbsp Nobuyuki Tawara JPN 1987 Vienna details nbsp Nobuyuki Tawara JPN nbsp Hideyuki Matsui 松井英幸 JPN nbsp Claudio Golinelli ITA 1988 Ghent details nbsp Stephen Pate AUS Medal not awarded nbsp Nobuyuki Tawara JPN 1989 Lyon details nbsp Claudio Golinelli ITA nbsp Yuichiro Kamiyama JPN nbsp Hideyuki Matsui 松井英幸 JPN 1990 Maebashi details nbsp Michael Hubner GER nbsp Claudio Golinelli ITA nbsp Stephen Pate AUS 1991 Stuttgart details Medal not awarded nbsp Fabrice Colas FRA Medal not awarded 1992 Valencia details nbsp Michael Hubner GER nbsp Frederic Magne FRA nbsp Eric Schoefs BEL 1993 Hamar details nbsp Gary Neiwand AUS nbsp Michael Hubner GER nbsp Eyk Pokorny GER 1994 Palermo details nbsp Marty Nothstein USA nbsp Darryn Hill AUS nbsp Michael Hubner GER 1995 Bogota details nbsp Darryn Hill AUS nbsp Curt Harnett CAN nbsp Frederic Magne FRA 1996 Manchester details nbsp Florian Rousseau FRA nbsp Marty Nothstein USA nbsp Darryn Hill AUS 1997 Perth details nbsp Florian Rousseau FRA nbsp Jens Fiedler GER nbsp Darryn Hill AUS 1998 Bordeaux details nbsp Florian Rousseau FRA nbsp Jens Fiedler GER nbsp Laurent Gane FRA 1999 Berlin details nbsp Laurent Gane FRA nbsp Jens Fiedler GER nbsp Florian Rousseau FRA 2000 Manchester details nbsp Jan van Eijden GER nbsp Laurent Gane FRA Medal not awarded 2001 Antwerp details nbsp Arnaud Tournant FRA nbsp Laurent Gane FRA nbsp Florian Rousseau FRA 2002 Ballerup details nbsp Sean Eadie AUS nbsp Jobie Dajka AUS nbsp Florian Rousseau FRA 2003 Stuttgart details nbsp Laurent Gane FRA nbsp Jobie Dajka AUS nbsp Rene Wolff GER 2004 Melbourne details nbsp Theo Bos NED nbsp Laurent Gane FRA nbsp Ryan Bayley AUS 2005 Los Angeles details nbsp Rene Wolff GER nbsp Mickael Bourgain FRA nbsp Jobie Dajka AUS 2006 Bordeaux details nbsp Theo Bos NED nbsp Craig MacLean GBR nbsp Stefan Nimke GER 2007 Palma de Mallorca details nbsp Theo Bos NED nbsp Gregory Bauge FRA nbsp Mickael Bourgain FRA 2008 Manchester details nbsp Chris Hoy GBR nbsp Kevin Sireau FRA nbsp Mickael Bourgain FRA 2009 Pruszkow details nbsp Gregory Bauge FRA nbsp Azizul Hasni Awang MAS nbsp Kevin Sireau FRA 2010 Ballerup details nbsp Gregory Bauge FRA nbsp Shane Perkins AUS nbsp Kevin Sireau FRA 2011 Apeldoorn nb 1 details nbsp Jason Kenny GBR nbsp Chris Hoy GBR nbsp Mickael Bourgain FRA 2012 Melbourne details nbsp Gregory Bauge FRA nbsp Jason Kenny GBR nbsp Chris Hoy GBR 2013 Minsk details nbsp Stefan Botticher GER nbsp Denis Dmitriev RUS nbsp Francois Pervis FRA 2014 Cali details nbsp Francois Pervis FRA nbsp Stefan Botticher GER nbsp Denis Dmitriev RUS 2015 Yvelines details nbsp Gregory Bauge FRA nbsp Denis Dmitriev RUS nbsp Quentin Lafargue FRA 2016 London details nbsp Jason Kenny GBR nbsp Matthew Glaetzer AUS nbsp Denis Dmitriev RUS 2017 Hong Kong details nbsp Denis Dmitriev RUS nbsp Harrie Lavreysen NED nbsp Ethan Mitchell NZL 2018 Apeldoorn details nbsp Matthew Glaetzer AUS nbsp Jack Carlin GBR nbsp Sebastien Vigier FRA 2019 Pruszkow details nbsp Harrie Lavreysen NED nbsp Jeffrey Hoogland NED nbsp Mateusz Rudyk POL 2020 Berlin details nbsp Harrie Lavreysen NED nbsp Jeffrey Hoogland NED nbsp Azizulhasni Awang MAS 2021 Roubaix details nbsp Harrie Lavreysen NED nbsp Jeffrey Hoogland NED nbsp Sebastien Vigier FRA 2022 Saint Quentin en Yvelines details nbsp Harrie Lavreysen NED nbsp Matthew Richardson AUS nbsp Matthew Glaetzer AUS 2023 Glasgow details nbsp Harrie Lavreysen NED nbsp Nicholas Paul TTO nbsp Jack Carlin GBR Medal table editRankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal1 nbsp France222835852 nbsp Netherlands19139413 nbsp Italy121114374 nbsp Belgium12511285 nbsp Japan1167246 nbsp Australia9139317 nbsp Denmark850138 nbsp Germany71015329 nbsp Great Britain7741810 nbsp United States530811 nbsp Switzerland2541112 nbsp Russia122513 nbsp Canada030314 nbsp West Germany020215 nbsp Malaysia011216 nbsp Trinidad and Tobago010117 nbsp New Zealand0011 nbsp Poland0011Totals 18 entries 115115113343See also editKeirin UCI Track Cycling World Championships Women s sprint Track cycling at the Summer Olympics Men s sprintNotes edit France s Gregory Bauge originally won the gold medal but was stripped of that title in January 2012 with the other riders in the final round promoted to the respective medal positions 1 References edit Stokes Shane 6 January 2012 Kenny welcomes news as UCI confirms he s upgraded to 2011 world track sprint champion VeloNation VeloNation LLC Retrieved 7 January 2012 External links editTrack Cycling World Championships 2016 1893 bikecult com World Championship Track Sprint Elite cyclingarchives com Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title UCI Track Cycling World Championships 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