Cycling Track - Men's Time Trial 1km Final Results

Current Records - Men's Individual Time Trial
Record	Mark	Name	Location	Date
WR	56.303	FRA PERVIS FPERVIS Francois	Aguascalientes (MEX)	7 Dec 2013

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Messe München - 15 Aug - 16:41

Start List
Heat	Race No.	Warning	Name
1	91		POL RAJKOWSKI PRAJKOWSKI Patryk
2	105		ESP MARTINEZ CHORRO AMARTINEZ CHORRO Alejandro
3	38		GER JURCZYK MJURCZYK Marc
4	29		FRA LAFARGUE QLAFARGUE Quentin
5	22		DEN PEDERSEN RPEDERSEN Rasmus
6	36		GER DÖRNBACH MDÖRNBACH Maximilian
7	60		ITA BIANCHI MBIANCHI Matteo
8	30		FRA LANDERNEAU MLANDERNEAU Melvin

Messe München - 15 Aug - 16:41 -
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Results
Rank	Heat	Race No.	Name	Time		Average Speed km/h
1	8	30	FRA LANDERNEAU MLANDERNEAU Melvin	59.975		60.025
2	7	60	ITA BIANCHI MBIANCHI Matteo	1:00.089	+0.114	59.911
3	6	36	GER DÖRNBACH MDÖRNBACH Maximilian	1:00.225	+0.250	59.775
4	2	105	ESP MARTINEZ CHORRO AMARTINEZ CHORRO Alejandro	1:00.752	+0.777	59.257
5	5	22	DEN PEDERSEN RPEDERSEN Rasmus	1:00.862	+0.887	59.150
6	3	38	GER JURCZYK MJURCZYK Marc	1:00.879	+0.904	59.133
7	4	29	FRA LAFARGUE QLAFARGUE Quentin	1:01.030	+1.055	58.987
8	1	91	POL RAJKOWSKI PRAJKOWSKI Patryk	1:01.493	+1.518	58.543

Distance	Time	Rank	Time Behind	Lap Time
200m	15.964	2	+0.090	15.964
400m	26.686	4	+0.176	10.722
600m	37.289	3	+0.178	10.603
800m	48.269	2	+0.006	10.980
1000m	59.975	1		11.706

Distance	Time	Rank	Time Behind	Lap Time
200m	15.874	1		15.874
400m	26.510	1		10.636
600m	37.111	1		10.601
800m	48.263	1		11.152
1000m	1:00.089	2	+0.114	11.826

Distance	Time	Rank	Time Behind	Lap Time
200m	15.973	3	+0.099	15.973
400m	26.588	2	+0.078	10.615
600m	37.163	2	+0.052	10.575
800m	48.313	3	+0.050	11.150
1000m	1:00.225	3	+0.250	11.912

Distance	Time	Rank	Time Behind	Lap Time
200m	16.047	5	+0.173	16.047
400m	26.897	5	+0.387	10.850
600m	37.508	5	+0.397	10.611
800m	48.739	4	+0.476	11.231
1000m	1:00.752	4	+0.777	12.013

Distance	Time	Rank	Time Behind	Lap Time
200m	16.814	8	+0.940	16.814
400m	27.788	8	+1.278	10.974
600m	38.462	8	+1.351	10.674
800m	49.388	8	+1.125	10.926
1000m	1:00.862	5	+0.887	11.474

Distance	Time	Rank	Time Behind	Lap Time
200m	15.982	4	+0.108	15.982
400m	26.662	3	+0.152	10.680
600m	37.451	4	+0.340	10.789
800m	48.821	5	+0.558	11.370
1000m	1:00.879	6	+0.904	12.058

Distance	Time	Rank	Time Behind	Lap Time
200m	16.728	7	+0.854	16.728
400m	27.560	7	+1.050	10.832
600m	38.257	7	+1.146	10.697
800m	49.363	7	+1.100	11.106
1000m	1:01.030	7	+1.055	11.667

Distance	Time	Rank	Time Behind	Lap Time
200m	16.148	6	+0.274	16.148
400m	26.909	6	+0.399	10.761
600m	37.796	6	+0.685	10.887
800m	49.228	6	+0.965	11.432
1000m	1:01.493	8	+1.518	12.265

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On the final:

“(It was) an absolute tough race. The second run with so little time to recover was tough, so we tried to bring home the best possible result, and I am satisfied.”

On watching winner Melvin Landerneau (FRA) race in the final heat:

"I expected the Frenchman to catch up a little bit more as he had a visibly bigger gear than me. He did very well, because it takes legs to be able to recover like that until the end.”

On preparing for Munich 2022:
“I worked so hard to get to this point and I think it is also well deserved. It's a combined effort, it doesn't all come from one source. (It’s all) thanks to my team Campana Imballaggi GeoTex (the Italian aarmy team) that supports me every day in my work at home, thanks also to the Army that supports me and the national team that gives us the opportunity to participate in competitions like this.”

On the track:

“As the track is 200m, the curve is also narrower, so in the first few days that we are here we had to adapt a little bit to the radius of the curve.”

On his future:

“I am very happy with this, but I am still under 23 and so I still have a lot of time to get to the (elite) level,. It is very hard having a few hours between one run and the next, I could not recover completely."

On qualifying first:

“This morning it was good to set the best time to impress and have landmarks.”

On the final:

“For the final I talked with) with the coach, and we changed the strategy with the idea to accelerate. It's not usual on this type of race but I had the energy for it.”

On his next goals:

“Keirin tomorrow and the national championships next week. It's not easy because I had Covid three weeks ago, but I'm motivated.”

On the future of the French sprinters:

“It's a young team. Sébastien (Vigier) and me, we are only 25 years old and nearly the oldest. It's only the beginning.”

On winning bronze:

“It’s a great result for me, because it’s my first medal at elite level, and it’s extremely nice to do it in front of a hoe crowd. It was so loud, that I did not even notice that I was in the final lap.”

On waiting for the final result after he secured the bronze but two more riders were coming :

“I was happy to have a medal first. Of course you hope for more, that another one will ride slower. I’d rather have raced a little faster myself obviously, but in the end the others were simply better and I have to accept that.”

On the track:

“I’m the tuype of rider who races aggressively and therefore the aggressive track suits me well. It’s not easy, you can see that over all the different disciplines.”

On the team sprint, in which Germany finished 5th:

“The team sprint did not work out well perfectly, we know our mistakes and we know what to work on. It’s a process. We are a young team with a new national manager. We hope that it will lead us a bit more ahead in Paris (World Championships this October and Olympic Games in 2024), than here at the European Championships.”

On Munich 2022:

“The European Championships are super for the sport. For us it’s a bit of a pity that track cycling is a bit outside. Everything is at the Olympiapark and we’re here at the Messe. But in general it’s a great event. We are clearly more visible in the media.”