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2016 UCI Track Cycling World Championships – Men's omnium

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The Men's omnium event of the 2016 UCI Track Cycling World Championships was held on 4 and 5 March 2016.[1][2] Fernando Gaviria of Colombia won the gold medal.

VenueLee Valley VeloPark, London
Date4–5 March
Competitors20 from 20 nations
Winning points191
Quick facts Men's omnium at the 2016 UCI Track Cycling World Championships, Venue ...
Men's omnium
at the 2016 UCI Track Cycling World Championships
VenueLee Valley VeloPark, London
Date4–5 March
Competitors20 from 20 nations
Winning points191
Medalists
gold medal    Colombia
silver medal    Germany
bronze medal    Australia
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Results

Scratch race

The scratch race was held at 09:46.[3]

Individual pursuit

The individual pursuit was held at 16:02.[4]

More information Rank, Name ...
RankNameNationTimeBehind
1Fernando Gaviria Colombia4:19.000
2Lasse Norman Hansen Denmark4:19.866+0.866
3Elia Viviani Italy4:20.371+1.371
4Tim Veldt Netherlands4:21.793+2.793
5Aaron Gate New Zealand4:22.156+3.156
6Viktor Manakov Russia4:22.798+3.798
7Artyom Zakharov Kazakhstan4:22.843+3.843
8Roger Kluge Germany4:23.131+4.131
9Thomas Boudat France4:23.933+4.933
10Adrian Tekliński Poland4:24.946+5.946
11Leung Chun Wing Hong Kong4:26.584+7.584
12Park Sang-hoon South Korea4:27.194+8.194
13Mark Cavendish Great Britain4:27.453+8.453
14Ignacio Prado Mexico4:28.392+9.392
15Jasper De Buyst Belgium4:29.271+10.271
16Gaël Suter  Switzerland4:29.590+10.590
17Glenn O'Shea Australia4:29.883+10.883
18Gideoni Monteiro Brazil4:30.285+11.285
19Kazushige Kuboki Japan4:36.601+17.601
20Jacob Duehring United States4:38.475+19.475
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Elimination race

The Elimination race was held at 20:10.[5]

1 km time trial

The 1 km time trial was started at 11:44.[6]

More information Rank, Name ...
RankNameNationTimeBehind
1Lasse Norman Hansen Denmark1:02.409
2Fernando Gaviria Colombia1:02.417+0.008
3Elia Viviani Italy1:02.632+0.223
4Tim Veldt Netherlands1:02.831+0.422
5Glenn O'Shea Australia1:02.836+0.427
6Adrian Tekliński Poland1:03.154+0.745
7Leung Chun Wing Hong Kong1:03.404+0.995
8Jasper De Buyst Belgium1:03.542+1.133
9Park Sang-hoon South Korea1:03.794+1.385
10Gaël Suter  Switzerland1:03.989+1.580
11Roger Kluge Germany1:04.408+1.999
12Mark Cavendish Great Britain1:04.507+2.098
13Thomas Boudat France1:04.537+2.128
14Viktor Manakov Russia1:04.540+2.131
15Artyom Zakharov Kazakhstan1:04.613+2.204
16Ignacio Prado Mexico1:05.213+2.804
17Aaron Gate New Zealand1:05.215+2.806
18Jacob Duehring United States1:05.550+3.141
19Kazushige Kuboki Japan1:05.559+3.150
20Gideoni Monteiro Brazil1:06.988+4.579
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Flying lap

The Flying lap was held at 15:01.[7]

Points race

The Points race was held at 19:08.

Final standings

After all events.[8]

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