Coupe du Monde IV / World Cup IV 2010: Day 3 Results

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Laura Brown, Tara Whitten and Stephanie Rooda(Image credit: Cycling BC)

New Zealand's bronze in the madison was bettered by the country's Edward Dawkins as he took gold in the men's sprint final against Michaël D'almeida of France. Dawkins needed just two rounds to dispatch the Frenchman in a result that demonstrates his rapid ascention towards the top-level of men's track sprinting. In the all-Cofidis bronze medal race, François Pervis defeated Germany's Maximillian Levy in two sprints.

Following the Australian men's team pursuit victory a night earlier, the country's women's team pick up where their male colleagues had left off with victory over New Zealand in the final. Ashlee Ankudinoff, Sarah Kent and Josephine Tomic took a tight final, beating Allison Shanks, Jaime Neilsen and Lauren Ellis by less that one second in the Beijing Velodrome. Canada took bronze with a slightly more comfortable margin over the Lithuanian combination.

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Men's madison
1	Hong Kong Pro Cycling (Kwok, Choi)	3	pts
2 -1lap	Italy (Viviani, Ciccone)	18	Row 1 - Cell 3
3	New Zealand (Simpson, Scully)	18	Row 2 - Cell 3
4	Australia (Meyer, Howard)	9	Row 3 - Cell 3
5	Great Britain (Rowe, Christian)	8	Row 4 - Cell 3
6	Austria (Graf, Tazreiter)	8	Row 5 - Cell 3
7	Denmark (Ranneries, Nielsen)	8	Row 6 - Cell 3
8	France (Kneisky, Duval)	8	Row 7 - Cell 3
9	Poland (Glowacki, Bujko)	7	Row 8 - Cell 3
10	Belgium (Schetts, De Poortere)	6	Row 9 - Cell 3
11	Lokomotiv (Kaikov, Ershov)	4	Row 10 - Cell 3
12	Spain (Torrent Tarres, Miguel Parra)	1	Row 11 - Cell 3
13	Netherlands (Van Der Zwet, Pieters)	1	Row 12 - Cell 3
14	Ukraine (Popkov, Polatayko)	Row 13 - Cell 2	Row 13 - Cell 3
15	Catalunya (Escobar Roure, Herrero Nadal)	Row 14 - Cell 2	Row 14 - Cell 3
16	Russia (Serov, Markov)	Row 15 - Cell 2	Row 15 - Cell 3
17	Germany (Steigmiller, Reinhardt)	Row 16 - Cell 2	Row 16 - Cell 3
18	Katyusha (Savitsky, Petrovskiy)	Row 17 - Cell 2	Row 17 - Cell 3

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Men's sprint finals
1	Edward Dawkins (New Zealand)	0:00:10.843	00:00:10.692
2	Michaël D'almeida (France)	Row 1 - Cell 2	Row 1 - Cell 3
3	François Pervis (Cofidis)	0:00:11.803	00:00:11.372
4	Maximillian Levy (Cofidis)	Row 3 - Cell 2	Row 3 - Cell 3

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Men's sprint semi-finals
1	Edward Dawkins (New Zealand)	0:00:11.051	00:00:10.673
2	Maximillian Levy (Cofidis)	Row 1 - Cell 2	Row 1 - Cell 3
1	Michaël D'almeida (France)	0:00:10.852	00:00:10.751
2	François Pervis (Cofidis)	Row 3 - Cell 2	Row 3 - Cell 3

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Men's sprint quarter finals
1	Maximillian Levy (Cofidis)	0:00:11.050	00:00:10.677
2	Lei Zhang (People's Republic Of China)	Row 1 - Cell 2	Row 1 - Cell 3
1	Michaël D'almeida (France)	0:00:10.909	00:00:10.929
2	Damian Zielinski (Poland)	0:00:10.796	Row 3 - Cell 3
1	François Pervis (Cofidis)	0:00:11.414	00:00:10.830
2	Adam Ptacnik (Czech Republic)	Row 5 - Cell 2	Row 5 - Cell 3
1	Edward Dawkins (New Zealand)	0:00:10.812	00:00:10.757
2	Miao Zhang (People's Republic Of China)	Row 7 - Cell 2	Row 7 - Cell 3

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Men's sprint qualifying
1	Lei Zhang (People's Republic Of China)	0:00:10.183
2	Michaël D'almeida (France)	0:00:10.267
3	François Pervis (Cofidis)	0:00:10.294
4	Miao Zhang (People's Republic Of China)	0:00:10.325
5	Edward Dawkins (New Zealand)	0:00:10.391
6	Sebastian Doehrer (Germany)	0:00:10.392
7	Damian Zielinski (Poland)	0:00:10.394
8	Maximillian Levy (Cofidis)	0:00:10.421
9	Jason Niblett (Australia)	0:00:10.423
10	Lukasz Kwiatkowski (Gdz)	0:00:10.427
11	Adam Ptacnik (Czech Republic)	0:00:10.467
12	Daniel Ellis (Jayco)	0:00:10.486
13	Scott Sunderland (Jayco)	0:00:10.498
14	Teun Mulder (Netherlands)	0:00:10.525
15	Saifei Bao (Msp)	0:00:10.528
16	Mathias Stumpf (Germany)	0:00:10.540
17	Qi Tang (Msp)	0:00:10.542
18	Kazunari Watanabe (Japan)	0:00:10.553
19	Josiah Ng Onn Lam (Malaysia)	0:00:10.555
20	Sam Webster (New Zealand)	0:00:10.601
21	Azizulhasni Awang (Bta)	0:00:10.623
22	Peter Lewis (Australia)	0:00:10.643
23	Tomas Babek (Czech Republic)	0:00:10.657
24	Joseph Veloce (Canada)	0:00:10.674
25	Denis Dmitriev (Mtt)	0:00:10.676
26	Sergey Kucherov (Mtt)	0:00:10.697
27	Stéphane Cossette (Canada)	0:00:10.698
28	Pavel Yakushevskiy (Russian Federation)	0:00:10.730
29	Anton Lapshinau (Belarus)	0:00:10.746
30	Zafeiris Volikakis (Greece)	0:00:10.756
31	Giddeon Massie (United States Of America)	0:00:10.762
32	Itmar Esteban Herraiz (Cat)	0:00:10.797
33	Maciej Bielecki (Poland)	0:00:10.833
34	Roy Van Den Berg (Netherlands)	0:00:10.839
35	Sergey Polynskiy (Russian Federation)	0:00:10.851
36	Clemens Selzer (Austria)	0:00:10.852
37	Gennadiy Genys (Ukraine)	0:00:10.891
38	Francesco Ceci (Italy)	0:00:10.896
39	Luca Ceci (Italy)	0:00:10.923
40	Artem Frolov (Ukraine)	0:00:10.966
41	Muhammad Edrus Md Yunos (Malaysia)	0:00:10.980
42	David Alonso Castillo (Spain)	0:00:11.045
43	David Askurava (Georgia)	0:00:11.055
44	Michael Thomson (South Africa)	0:00:11.206
45	Hodei Mazquiaran Uria (Spain)	0:00:11.213
46	Oscar Ezker Martin (Fgn)	0:00:11.274
47	Kristjan Gregoric (Slovenia)	0:00:11.360
48	Javier Azcue (Fgn)	0:00:11.439
49	Ho Ting Kwok (Hong Kong Pro Cycling)	0:00:11.563
50	Konstantin Kuperasov (Kta)	0:00:11.597
51	Adria Sabate Masip (Cat)	0:00:11.637
52	King Lok Cheung (Hong Kong, China)	0:00:11.651
53	Ki Ho Choi (Hong Kong Pro Cycling)	0:00:11.828
DNS	Gregory Bauge (France)	Row 53 - Cell 2
DNS	Tomohiro Fukaya (Japan)	Row 54 - Cell 2
DNS	Jimmy Watkins (United States Of America)	Row 55 - Cell 2

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Women's team pursuit
1	Australia (Ankudinoff, Kent, Tomic)	0:03:22.879
2	New Zealand (Ellis, Nielsen, Shanks)	0:03:23.747
3	Canada (Brown, Roorda, Whitten)	0:03:26.723
4	Lithuania (Pikauskaite, Sereikaite, Trebaite)	0:03:28.332
5	Russia	Row 4 - Cell 2
6	Ukraine	Row 5 - Cell 2
7	France	Row 6 - Cell 2
8	Netherlands	Row 7 - Cell 2
9	Italy	Row 8 - Cell 2
10	Giant Pro Cycling	Row 9 - Cell 2
11	China	Row 10 - Cell 2
12	Mexico	Row 11 - Cell 2

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Women's Keirin
1	Shuang Guo (People's Republic of China)
2	Miriam Welte (Germany)
3	Wai Sze Lee (Hong Kong, China)
4	Agnes Ronner (Netherlands)
5	Olga Panarina (Belarus)
7	Clara Sanchez (France)
8	Willy Kanis (Netherlands)
9	Sandie Clair (France)
10	Monique Sullivan (Canada)
11	Emily Rosemond (Australia)
12	Junhong Lin (People's Republic of China)
13	Lulu Zheng (Gpc)
13	Yulei Xu (Msp)
13	Renata Dabrowska (Poland)
13	Cari Higgins (United States Of America)
17	Helena Casas Roige (Spain)
17	Di Mu (Gpc)
17	Zhao Juan Meng (Hong Kong, China)
17	Huang Ting Ying (Chinese Taipei)
21	Charlene Delev (Germany)
21	Victoria Baranova (Russian Federation)
21	Laura Mccaughey (Sal)
21	Alzbeta Pavlendova (Slovakia)
25	Alba Diez (Cat)
25	Kaarle Mcculloch (Jayco)
25	Olga Streltsova (Russian Federation)

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