2017 UCI Track Cycling World Championships – Women's keirin

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Women's keirin
at the 2017 UCI Track Cycling World Championships
VenueHong Kong Velodrome
LocationHong Kong
Dates16 April
Competitors27 from 16 nations
Medalists
gold medal Kristina Vogel   Germany
silver medal Martha Bayona   Colombia
bronze medal Nicky Degrendele   Belgium
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The Women's keirin competition at the 2017 World Championships was held on 16 April 2017.[1][2]

Results[]

First round[]

The first two riders in each heat qualified to the second round, all other riders advanced to the first round repechages.[3]

Heat 1[]

Rank Name Nation Gap Notes
1 Kristina Vogel  Germany Q
2 Shanne Braspennincx  Netherlands +0.054 Q
3 Helena Casas  Spain +0.889
4 Tatiana Kiseleva  Russia +1.006
5 Miglė Marozaitė  Lithuania +1.186
6 Yuli Verdugo  Mexico +1.234
7 Lin Junhong  China +1.652

Heat 2[]

Rank Name Nation Gap Notes
1 Stephanie Morton  Australia Q
2 Guo Shuang  China +0.016 Q
3 Emma Hinze  Germany +0.408
4 Lyubov Basova  Ukraine +0.565
5 Lee Hye-jin  South Korea +0.617
6 Anastasia Voynova  Russia +0.873
7 Laurine van Riessen  Netherlands +0.911

Heat 3[]

Rank Name Nation Gap Notes
1 Lee Wai Sze  Hong Kong Q
2 Nicky Degrendele  Belgium +0.055 Q
3 Kaarle McCulloch  Australia +0.079
4 Katy Marchant  Great Britain +0.246
5 Kate O'Brien  Canada +0.348
6 Pauline Grabosch  Germany +0.400
7 Tania Calvo  Spain +0.444

Heat 4[]

Rank Name Nation Gap Notes
1 Martha Bayona  Colombia Q
2 Simona Krupeckaitė  Lithuania +0.003 Q
3 Daniela Gaxiola  Mexico +0.057
4 Holly Takos  Australia +0.247
5 Shannon McCurley  Ireland +1.014
6 Olena Starikova  Ukraine DNF
  • Q = qualified to Second round

First round repechage[]

The winner of each heat qualified to the second round.[4]

Heat 1[]

Rank Name Nation Gap Notes
1 Anastasia Voynova  Russia Q
2 Helena Casas  Spain +0.028
3 Kate O'Brien  Canada +0.281
4 Holly Takos  Australia +0.446
5 Lin Junhong  China +0.996

Heat 2[]

Rank Name Nation Gap Notes
1 Lee Hye-jin  South Korea Q
2 Yuli Verdugo  Mexico +0.089
3 Katy Marchant  Great Britain +0.198
4 Emma Hinze  Germany +0.243

Heat 3[]

Rank Name Nation Gap Notes
1 Lyubov Basova  Ukraine Q
2 Kaarle McCulloch  Australia +0.254
3 Tania Calvo  Spain +0.369
4 Pauline Grabosch  Germany +0.382
5 Miglė Marozaitė  Lithuania +0.487

Heat 4[]

Rank Name Nation Gap Notes
1 Laurine van Riessen  Netherlands Q
2 Daniela Gaxiola  Mexico +0.108
3 Tatiana Kiseleva  Russia +0.272
4 Shannon McCurley  Ireland +0.325
5 Olena Starikova  Ukraine +0.834
  • Q = qualified to Second round

Second round[]

The first three riders in each heat qualified to the final, all other riders advanced to final 7–12.[5]

Heat 1[]

Rank Name Nation Gap Notes
1 Kristina Vogel  Germany Q
2 Martha Bayona  Colombia +0.065 Q
3 Nicky Degrendele  Belgium +0.102 Q
4 Anastasia Voynova  Russia +0.149
5 Laurine van Riessen  Netherlands +0.362
6 Guo Shuang  China +0.520

Heat 2[]

Rank Name Nation Gap Notes
1 Stephanie Morton  Australia Q
2 Shanne Braspennincx  Netherlands +0.030 Q
3 Simona Krupeckaitė  Lithuania +0.316 Q
4 Lyubov Basova  Ukraine +0.529
5 Lee Wai Sze  Hong Kong +0.739
– Lee Hye-jin  South Korea DNF

Finals[]

The finals were started at 15:39.[6]

Small final[]

Rank Name Nation Gap Notes
7 Laurine van Riessen  Netherlands
8 Anastasia Voynova  Russia +0.090
9 Lyubov Basova  Ukraine +0.180
10 Lee Wai Sze  Hong Kong +0.332
11 Guo Shuang  China +0.465
12 Lee Hye-jin  South Korea +0.851

Final[]

Rank Name Nation Gap Notes
1st place, gold medalist(s) Kristina Vogel  Germany
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Martha Bayona  Colombia +0.061
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Nicky Degrendele  Belgium +0.130
4 Stephanie Morton  Australia +0.257
5 Shanne Braspennincx  Netherlands +0.288
6 Simona Krupeckaitė  Lithuania +1.480

References[]

  1. ^ Schedule
  2. ^ Start list
  3. ^ "First round". Tissot Timing. Retrieved 16 April 2017.
  4. ^ "First round repechage". Tissot Timing. Retrieved 16 April 2017.
  5. ^ Second round results
  6. ^ Final results
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