2011 UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships

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2011 UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships
2011 UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships logo.jpg
VenueMontichiari, Italy
Date(s) (2011-03-11 - 2011-03-13)11–13 March 2011
Velodrome
Nations participating27[1]
Cyclists participatingover 230
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The 2011 UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships were the World Championships for track cycling where athletes with a physical disability competed in 2011. The Championships took place at the in Montichiari, Italy from 11 to 13 March 2011.

Classification[]

[2]

Sport class
  • Cycling
    • C1 - locomotor disability: Neurological, or amputation
    • C2 - locomotor disability: Neurological, decrease in muscle strength, or amputation
    • C3 - locomotor disability: Neurological, or amputation
    • C4 - locomotor disability: Neurological, or amputation
    • C5 - locomotor disability: Neurological, or amputation
  • Tandem

Medal summary[]

Event Class Gold Silver Bronze
Men's events

details
Tandem B Craig MacLean,
Neil Fachie
 United Kingdom
Barney Storey,
Anthony Kappes
 United Kingdom
Patrick Bos,
Rinne Oost
 Netherlands

details
C1
 Argentina
1:19.991 WR
 South Africa
1:20.558
 Canada
1:23.275
C2
 China
1:16.497 WR Andrew Panazzolo
 Australia
1:18.048 Tobias Graf
 Germany
1:18.640
C3 Darren Kenny
 United Kingdom
1:11.293
 United Kingdom
1:11.733
 Spain
1:12.985
C4 Jody Cundy
 United Kingdom
1:05.144 WR
 United Kingdom
1:07.694
 Czech Republic
1:09.601
C5 Jon-Allan Butterworth
 United Kingdom
1:07.615 WR
 United States
1:08.872 Pablo Jaramillo Gallardo
 Spain
1:09.108
Tandem B Craig MacLean,
Neil Fachie
 United Kingdom
1:02.659 Barney Storey,
Anthony Kappes
 United Kingdom
1:02.681 José Antonio Villanueva Trinidad,
José Enrique Porto Lareo
 Spain
1:04.350

details
C1 Juan José Méndez
 Spain
4:11.737
 South Africa
4:15.880
 Argentina
2:04.550
C2 Guihua Liang
 China
3:51.514 Fabrizio Macchi
 Italy
3:58.915
 Czech Republic
3:57.968
C3 Darren Kenny
 United Kingdom
3:43.156 Shaun McKeown
 United Kingdom
3:46.769
 United Kingdom
3:49.559

details
C4
 Czech Republic
4:44.708 Jody Cundy
 United Kingdom
4:51.919 Carol-Eduard Novak
 Romania
C5 Michael Gallagher
 Australia
4:41.423
 China
4:44.060 Yegor Dementyev
 Ukraine
4:45.833
Tandem B Scott McPhee,
Kieran Modra
 Australia
4:21.327 Diego Javier Muñoz,
Miguel Angel Clemente
 Spain
4:28.807 Sean Finning,
Bryce Lindores
 Australia
4:26.516
Women's events

details
C1 Only one contestant in C1. No medals awarded.
C2 Qi Tang
 China
45.373
 China
45.412 Allison Jones
 United States
46.276
C4 Jianping Ruan
 China
39.359 Susan Powell
 Australia
41.347
 China
41.922
C5 Sarah Storey
 United Kingdom
37.733 Ju Fang Zhou
 China
38.506 Jennifer Schuble
 United States
38.615

details
Tandem B Stephanie Morton,
Felicity Johnson
 Australia
1:09.393 Helen Scott,
Aileen McGlynn
 United Kingdom
1:09.474 Sonia Waddell,
Jayne Parsons
 New Zealand
1:11.835

details
C1 Only one contestant in C1. No medals awarded.[3][4]
C2 Allison Jones
 United States
4:27.155 Raquel Acinas Poncelas
 Spain
4:37.108 Qi Tang
 China
C4 Susan Powell
 Australia
4:09.367 Marie-Claude Molnar
 Canada
Alexandra Green
 Australia
C5 Sarah Storey
 United Kingdom
Greta Neimanas
 United States
Jennifer Schuble
 United States
4:03.255
Tandem B Sonia Waddell,
Jayne Parsons
 New Zealand
3:39.376 ,
Lora Turnham
 United Kingdom
3:41.450 ,
Catherine Walsh
 Ireland
3:42.730
Mixed events

details
C1–5 ,
Jody Cundy,
Darren Kenny
 United Kingdom
49.540 WR ,
,

 China
51.771 ,
,

 Czech Republic
52.290

Medal table[]

[5]

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Great Britain (GBR)98118
2 China (CHN)44210
3 Australia (AUS)4228
4 Spain (ESP)1236
 United States (USA)1236
6 Czech Republic (CZE)1034
7 Argentina (ARG)1012
 New Zealand (NZL)1012
9 South Africa (RSA)0202
10 Canada (CAN)0112
11 Italy (ITA)0101
12 Germany (GER)0011
 Ireland (IRL)0011
 Netherlands (NED)0011
 Romania (ROM)0011
 Ukraine (UKR)0011
Totals (16 nations)22222266

Participating nations[]

27 nations participated.[5]

References[]

  1. ^ Paracycling World Championships Start Friday, International Paralympic Committee (IPC), March 10, 2011
  2. ^ UCI Cycling Regulations - Part 16 Para-cycling Archived 2011-05-15 at the Wayback Machine, Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI)
  3. ^ Double gold for Aussies on day one of World Championships Archived 2011-07-06 at the Wayback Machine, cyclenation.com.au, March 12, 2011
  4. ^ Double gold for Aussies on day one of World Championships, nsw.cycling.org.au, March 14, 2011
  5. ^ Jump up to: a b Medals Table Archived 2011-03-17 at the Wayback Machine, Official website of the 2011 UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships

External links[]

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