2011 European Track Championships – Men's sprint

The men's sprint was held on 22 October 2011, with 24 riders participating.[1]

UEC European Champion jersey

Medalists

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Gold   Kévin Sireau (FRA)
Silver   Maximilian Levy (GER)
Bronze   Denis Dmitriev (RUS)

Results

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Qualifying

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The fastest 24 riders advanced to the 1/16 finals, the qualifying was held at 11:30.[2]

Rank Name Nation Time Notes
1 Kévin Sireau   France 10.087 Q
2 Maximilian Levy   Germany 10.137 Q
3 Robert Förstemann   Germany 10.163 Q
4 Chris Hoy   Great Britain 10.177 Q
5 Denis Dmitriev   Russia 10.198 Q
6 Jason Kenny   Great Britain 10.272 Q
7 Damian Zieliński   Poland 10.420 Q
8 Sergey Borisov   Russia 10.436 Q
9 Charlie Conord   France 10.442 Q
10 Teun Mulder   Netherlands 10.470 Q
11 Juan Peralta   Spain 10.492 Q
12 Hodei Mazquiarán   Spain 10.494 Q
13 Adam Ptáčník   Czech Republic 10.512 Q
14 Roy van den Berg   Netherlands 10.564 Q
15 Andriy Vynokurov   Ukraine 10.573 Q
16 Maciej Bielecki   Poland 10.592 Q
17 Christos Volikakis   Greece 10.593 Q
18 Luca Ceci   Italy 10.614 Q
19 Andrii Kutsenko   Ukraine 10.757 Q
20 Francesco Ceci   Italy 10.785 Q
21 Filip Ditzel   Czech Republic 10.786 Q
22 Zafeiris Volikakis   Greece 10.794 Q
23 Sándor Szalontay   Hungary 10.895 Q
24 Balázs Juhász   Hungary 11.844 Q

1/16 finals

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The winner of each heat qualified to the 1/8 finals, the races were held at 12:40.[3]

Heat Rank Name Nation Time Notes
1 1 Kévin Sireau   France 12.237 Q
1 2 Balázs Juhász   Hungary
2 1 Maximilian Levy   Germany 11.240 Q
2 2 Sándor Szalontay   Hungary
3 1 Robert Förstemann   Germany 11.345 Q
3 2 Zafeiris Volikakis   Greece
4 1 Filip Ditzel   Czech Republic Q
4 2 Chris Hoy   Great Britain DNS
5 1 Denis Dmitriev   Russia 11.254 Q
5 2 Francesco Ceci   Italy
6 1 Jason Kenny   Great Britain 10.566 Q
6 2 Andrii Kutsenko   Ukraine
7 1 Damian Zieliński   Poland 10.621 Q
7 2 Luca Ceci   Italy
8 1 Sergey Borisov   Ukraine 10.684 Q
8 2 Christos Volikakis   Greece
9 1 Charlie Conord   France 10.769 Q
9 2 Maciej Bielecki   Poland
10 1 Teun Mulder   Netherlands 10.944 Q
10 2 Andriy Vynokurov   Ukraine
11 1 Juan Peralta   Spain 10.742 Q
11 2 Roy van den Berg   Netherlands
12 1 Adam Ptáčník   Czech Republic 10.829 Q
12 2 Hodei Mazquiarán   Spain

1/8 finals

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The winner of each heat qualified to the 1/4 finals, losers went to the repechage. The races were held at 13:52.[4]

Heat Rank Name Nation Time Notes
1 1 Kévin Sireau   France 10.862 Q
1 2 Adam Ptáčník   Czech Republic
2 1 Maximilian Levy   Germany 10.653 Q
2 2 Juan Peralta   Spain
3 1 Robert Förstemann   Germany 10.815 Q
3 2 Teun Mulder   Netherlands
4 1 Charlie Conord   France 11.048 Q
4 2 Filip Ditzel   Czech Republic
5 1 Denis Dmitriev   Russia 11.785 Q
5 2 Sergey Borisov   Ukraine
6 1 Jason Kenny   Great Britain 10.540 Q
6 2 Damian Zieliński   Poland

1/8 finals repechage

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The losers of the 1/8 finals raced, winners advanced to the quarterfinals. Races were held at 14:28.[5]

Heat Rank Name Nation Time Notes
1 1 Damian Zieliński   Poland 11.155 Q
1 2 Adam Ptáčník   Czech Republic
1 3 Filip Ditzel   Czech Republic
2 1 Teun Mulder   Netherlands 10.995 Q
2 2 Juan Peralta   Spain
2 3 Sergey Borisov   Ukraine

Quarterfinals

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The races were held at 15:10 and 16:04.[6]

Heat Rank Name Nation Race 1 Race 2 Decider Notes
1 1 Kévin Sireau   France 10.652 11.469 Q
1 2 Teun Mulder   Netherlands
2 1 Maximilian Levy   Germany 10.618 11.129 Q
2 2 Damian Zieliński   Poland
3 1 Jason Kenny   Great Britain 10.701 10.419 Q
3 2 Robert Förstemann   Germany
4 1 Denis Dmitriev   Russia 10.706 10.695 Q
4 2 Charlie Conord   France

Race for 5th–8th places

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The race was held at 20:48.[7]

Rank Name Nation Time
5 Robert Förstemann   Germany 10.715
6 Teun Mulder   Netherlands
7 Damian Zieliński   Poland
8 Charlie Conord   France

Semifinals

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The races were held at 19:36, 20:18 and 20:42.[8]

Heat Rank Name Nation Race 1 Race 2 Decider Notes
1 1 Kévin Sireau   France 10.505 10.281 Q
1 2 Denis Dmitriev   Russia
2 1 Maximilian Levy   Germany 10.386 10.371 Q
2 2 Jason Kenny   Great Britain 10.864

Finals

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The races were held at 21:04 and 21:19.[9]

Rank Name Nation Race 1 Race 2 Decider
Gold medal races
  Kévin Sireau   France 10.450 10.529
  Maximilian Levy   Germany
Bronze medal races
  Denis Dmitriev   Russia 10.695 10.846
4 Jason Kenny   Great Britain

References

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