2011–12 UCI Track Cycling World Cup
The UCI Track Cycling World Cup 2011/2012 (2011-2012 UCI Track Cycling World Cup ) took place between November 4, 2011 and February 19, 2012 and consisted of four competitions held in Astana, Cali, Beijing and London, where he in Astana and London was first held. The won in this World Cup season rankings were decisive for the qualification for the Olympic Games 2012 in London, broken down by individual and nations or team standings. The last run of the World Cup took place as vorolympischer test competition at the London Olympic Velodrome, built for the 2012 Olympics. The conclusion of the Olympic qualifiers form the UCI Track World Championships 2012 in Melbourne in April.
Some disciplines, such as two - team driving or individual pursuit, no longer belong to the Olympic program, were still held at the request of the organizer of the World Cup.
In addition to the teams go at track cycling competitions to professional UCI track team at the start.
The German team won the overall World Cup. The most successful athletes were the German Maximilian Levy and the Chinese Guo Shuang.
- 3.1 1000 - m time trial
- 3.2 Sprint
- 3.3 Keirin
- 3.4 Team Sprint
- 3.5 One of persecution
- 3.6 Team Pursuit
- 3.7 Omnium
- 3.8 Points race
- 3.9 Scratch
- 3:10 Madison
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500 m time trial
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Team Sprint
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The Australian team sprint duo Anna Meares and Kaarle McCulloch presented in London in the qualifiers in 32.828 s a new world record and thus improved its own record ( 32.923 s ) from the year 2010. In the final set, the British duo Jessica Varnish and Victoria Pendleton in 32.754 s another world record.
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Individual pursuit
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Team Pursuit
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The British team ( Trott, King, Rowsell ) presented in London in the final in 3:18,148 min a new world record and improved the record of the U.S. team from the year 2010.
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Omnium
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Points race
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1000 m time trial
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Sprint
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Keirin
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Team Sprint
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In Cali presented the German national team ( Enders, Levy, Nimke ) in qualifying for a new world record of 42.914 seconds.
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Individual pursuit
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Team Pursuit
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Omnium
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Points race
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Scratch
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Madison
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Team standings
( Final standings after four races )