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Stefan Nimke (Germany) claimed the world title in the kilo for the fourth time, stopping the clock in a time of 0:01:00.082.
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| 1 | Stefan Nimke (Germany) | 0:01:00.082 |
| 2 | Michael D'Almeida (France) | 0:01:00.509 |
| 3 | Simon Van Velthooven (New Zealand) | 0:01:00.543 |
| 4 | Francois Pervis (France) | 0:01:01.106 |
| 5 | Teun Mulder (Netherlands) | 0:01:01.365 |
| 6 | Quentin Lafargue (France) | 0:01:02.009 |
| 7 | Joachim Eilers (Germany) | 0:01:02.119 |
| 8 | Hugo Haak (Netherlands) | 0:01:02.162 |
| 9 | James Glasspool (Australia) | 0:01:02.165 |
| 10 | Steven Burke (Great Britain) | 0:01:02.180 |
| 11 | Miao Zhang (People's Republic of China) | 0:01:02.203 |
| 12 | Yudai Nitta (Japan) | 0:01:02.623 |
| 13 | Juan Peralta Gascon (Spain) | 0:01:02.704 |
| 14 | Bernard Esterhuizen (South Africa) | 0:01:02.915 |
| 15 | Kamil Kuczynski (Poland) | 0:01:02.930 |
| 16 | Adrian Teklinski (Poland) | 0:01:03.468 |
| 17 | Filip Ditzel (Czech Republic) | 0:01:03.525 |
| 18 | Puerta Zapata Fabian Hernando (Colombia) | 0:01:03.554 |
| 19 | Lucas Liß (Germany) | 0:01:04.216 |
| 20 | Qi Tang (People's Republic of China) | 0:01:04.354 |
| 21 | Francesco Ceci (Italy) | 0:01:04.557 |
| 22 | Alex Frame (New Zealand) | 0:01:04.794 |
| 23 | Muhammad Edrus Md Yunos (Malaysia) | 0:01:05.280 |
| 24 | Alexander Quincy (Trinidad and Tobago) | 0:01:05.850 |
| 25 | Angel Ramiro Pulgar Araujo (Venezuela) | 0:01:06.333 |
| 26 | Ho Ting Kwok (Hong Kong, China) | 0:01:06.924 |
| DNS | Seiichiro Nakagawa (Japan) | Row 26 - Cell 2 |
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