Results from Day 6
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 Open Men's Team Sprint
The Open Team Sprint was won by “Legro, Monk, Pooster Pie” (David LeGrys, Neil Potter, and Ben Elliott) of Great Britain, when they finished the race in 48.185 seconds.

The Silver medal was won by “Schlappers” (Phill Huff, Simon Churton, Gwyn Carless) of Great Britain, who completed the sprint in 50.151 seconds.

“ Team RSA” (Mario Nell, Alex Harris, and Wikus Esterhuizen) from the South Africa, finished third to take the Bronze medal. They completed the sprint in 50.008 seconds.

The Bronze medal ride-off was between “Team RSA” and “Team Look France”. After a restart, the French team had a narrow lead after the first lap, only for it to be overtaken by the South Africans on lap two. The South Africans increased their slight lead on the final lap to take the Bronze medal.

The competition for the title was between two British teams, with “Legro, Monk & Pooster Pie” against “Schlappers !!!!”. “Legro, Monk & Pooster Pie” were the stronger team and gradually increased their lead to win by nearly two seconds.

 
GOLD
SILVER
BRONZE
Legro, Monk, Pooster Pie
Schlappers
Team RSA
Great Britain
Great Britain
South Africa
  
 Men's Team Sprint 135+
“GB” (Ivor Reid, Steve Cronshaw, and David Robson) of Great Britain won the Gold medal in the over 135 Years Team Sprint race when they finished the race in 49.908 seconds.

The Silver medal was won by “John Howells Hammer Boys” (Wil Zegersm Mark Pelletier, and Richard Voss) of the U.S.A, with a time of 50.149 seconds.

“Greggs Specialised RT” (Kenneth Todd, Alphonso Whaley, and Stanley Gregg) of the U.S.A finished in 50.276 seconds to take the Bronze medal.The Bronze medal ride-off was between “Greggs Specialised” from the USA & “Australia”. The teams posted similar times in the qualifying heat, separated by only 0.3 seconds. Al Whaley crossed the line ahead of Darren King on the final lap for the USA team to take it.

In the competition for the Gold medal, “G.B.” were riding against “John Howells Hammer Boys” from the USA. The British team had the better start and the first lap split was faster than in qualification. The British team broke the 50 second marker to take the title with a time of 49.909 seconds.
GOLD
SILVER
BRONZE
GB
John Howells Hammer Boys
Gregg’s Specialised RT
Great Britain
U.S.A.
U.S.A
  
 Men's Points 60–64
The Men’s 60-64 Points race was won by Sean Bannister of Great Britain when he scored 20 points to take the Gold medal. The Silver medal was won by Max Pendleton of Great Britain when he totalled 17 points. John Moss also of South Africa scored 16 points to take the Bronze medal.

Max Pendleton took a well-timed early break away from the field to pick up full points in the first sprint. Shortly afterwards, Sean Bannister lead the next solo attack and brought Pendleton, Albert Meriadec & John Moss with him to take the points in the next sprint between them. These four riders then gained a lap on the field to get back in the bunch before the next sprint. Bannister then took points in the next sprint to give him a single point lead over Pendleton with one sprint to go. Defending champion, Geoff Cooke retired from the race after managing to get back in after a puncture. In the final ten laps, Pendleton attacked the field again but was hauled back by Bannister for them to then ride in the same group. Bannister took advantage of a lead out from another rider to gain points ahead of Pendleton on the line and take the title.
 
GOLD
SILVER
BRONZE
Sean Bannister
Max Pendleton
John Moss
Great Britain
Great Britain
South Africa
  
 Men's Pursuit 65–69
Keith Oliver of Australia won the Gold medal when he crossed the finish line in 2.32.660 minutes. Otto Altweck of Germany took the Silver medal with a time of 2.37.795 minutes. The Bronze medal was won by Brian Newton of Great Britain when he completed the Pursuit in 2.39.856 minutes beating David South of Australia who finished with a time of 2.45.155 minutes.

Only 0.2 seconds separated David South from Australia and Brian Newton from Great Britain for third and fourth places after the qualification round. In the final ride-off, Newton had the faster start to lead by three seconds at the half way point. Newton continued to extend his lead to take the Bronze medal.

The competition for the Gold medal was between Keith Oliver of Australia, who had set a new World Masters Best Time in qualification of 2.32.437, and defending champion Otto Altweck of Germany. Oliver had the faster start and was over a second quicker at the half way point. He continued to steadily take distance out of Altweck to win the Gold medal to finish with a time just outside of his record.
 
GOLD
SILVER
BRONZE
Keith Oliver
Otto Altweck
Brian Newton
Australia
Germany
Great Britain
  
  Men's Pursuit 70+
The Gold medal was won by Dennis Blunden of Australia when he crossed the finish line in 2.43.432 minutes and set a new World Masters Best Time in competition. Keith Harrison of U.S.A. took the Silver medal with a time of 2.46.151 minutes. The Bronze medal was won by Delroy Walters of U.S.A. when he beat Roy Savery of Great Britain with a time of 2.51.483 minutes.

Dennis Blunden also set a new World Masters Best Time in the qualification round when he completed the pursuit in 2.43.909. He then beat this time in the final.

Delroy Walters and Roy Savery of Great Britain competed in the ride off for the Bronze medal. Walters has already won the Sprint and Individual Time Trial in his age category this week and was looking to add another medal to his tally. He had the faster start to get Savery in his sights by half way. He then continued to sit at a similar distance ahead of his opponent to take the Bronze medal.
Dennis Blunden and Keith Harrison took to the track for the Gold medal ride. Both riders had a similarly paced ride with Blunden gradually increasing his lead to add the Pursuit title to the Points title earlier on in the week and lowering his own World Masters Best Time in the process.
 
GOLD
SILVER
BRONZE
Dennis Blunden
Keith Harrison
Delroy Walters
Australia
U.S.A.
U.S.A.
  
 Women's Pursuit 30–39
The Gold medal was won by Siobhan Mullan of Great Britain when she finished in 2.41.388 minutes. Anne Rautio of Finland took the Silver medal when she completed the Pursuit in 2.42.098 minutes. The Bronze medal was won by Melanie Williams of Great Britain when she completed the 2000m distance in 2.41.667 minutes.

The ride-off for the Bronze medal was an all-British affair with Melanie Williams against Jeanette Baxter. Baxter took a slender early lead but Williams was in front by half distance. Williams continued to pull away and had Baxter comfortably in her sights when she took the Bronze medal.

It was a close and tactical race for the Gold medal between Siobhan Mullan and Anne Rautio. Mullan had a faster start to lead after the first lap but it was all square after two laps. At the half way point, Mullan trailed by 0.4 seconds, but Mullan started to pull it back immediately and regained the lead with 2 laps to go. In a very close final sprint, Mullan took the title by less than a second.
 
GOLD
SILVER
BRONZE
Siobhan Mullan
Anne Rautio
Melanie Williams
Great Britain
Finland
Great Britain
  
 Women's Pursuit 40–44
Annette Hanson of U.S.A won the Gold medal when she crossed the finish line in 2.35.517 minutes and caught Janet Birkmyre of Great Britain in 2.11.885 minutes. The Bronze medal was won by Gail Wozny of Canada when she beat Elizabeth Clayton of Great Britain with a time of 2.44.764 minutes.Annette Hanson and Janet Birkmyre had a great tussle for the Gold medal. Hanson took an advantage of ten seconds into the final, so Birkmyre went off very quickly from the start to build up a lead of over two seconds in the first two laps. Hanson, however, soon overturned the advantage to get Birkmyre in her sights and achieve the catch with just over a lap to go. Hanson continued in an attempt to beat her own World Masters Best Time, set at this event in 2004, but was unsuccessful.

Less than a second separated Gail Wozny from Canada and Elizabeth Clayton from Great Britain in their qualifying heat. Wozny was just over a second ahead at the half way point in the ride off for the Bronze medal. Clayton had the faster finish but was unable to make too much impact on Wozny’s lead, with Wozny taking the Bronze medal by less than a second.
 
GOLD
SILVER
BRONZE
Annette Hanson
Janet Birkmyre
Gail Wozny
U.S.A.
Great Britain
Canada
  
 Women's Pursuit 45–49
The Gold medal was won by Emi Wachi of Japan when she finished the Pursuit in 2.43.677 minutes. Petra Kluender of Germany took the Silver medal when she finished in 2.46.952 minutes. Patrizia Spadaccini of Italy succeeded in taking the Bronze medal when she finished in 2.43.590 minutes, beating Lillian Pfluke of U.S.A. who finished in 2.46.204 minutes.

Emi Wachi was the faster qualifier by over three seconds over Petra Kluender in the heat. She had a faster start and soon got Kluender in her sights. Kluender started to pull away again in the final two laps, but Wachi had built up too much of a lead and took the Gold medal by over two seconds.

Patrizia Spaddaccini was the faster qualifier over Lilian Pfluke from the USA. She retained this form in the ride off for the Bronze medal as she gradually pulled away from her opponent during the final.
 
GOLD
SILVER
BRONZE
Emi Wachi
Petra Kluender
Patrizia Spadaccini
Japan
Germany
Italy
  
 Women's Pursuit 50+
The Gold medal was won by Evelyn Kenyon of Great Britain when she finished the Pursuit in 2.50.092 minutes. Donna Smith of U.S.A. took the Silver medal when she finished in 2.50.413 minutes. Louella Holter of U.S.A. succeeded in taking the Bronze medal when she finished in 2.54.233 minutes, beating Ann Staley of Great Britain who finished in 2.59.722 minutes.

Three seconds separated Louella Holter and Anne Staley from Great Britain in the qualifying round. In the ride off for the Bronze medal, Holter retained her form to take the Bronze medal by over five seconds.

Less than a second separated Donna Smith and Evelyn Kenyon in the qualifying round. In the final, Smith had the faster start but Kenyon finished faster to turn the advantage around and be in the lead with 2 laps to go. Smith found some more speed over the last lap, but just failed to regain the lead, with Kenyon taking the title and less than half a second separating the riders over the line.
 
GOLD
SILVER
BRONZE
Evelyn Kenyon
Donna Smith
Louella Holter
Great Britain
U.S.A.
U.S.A.
  
 Alan Geldard Trophy

Garry Hill of Great Britain won the Geldard Trophy race and completed the 32 laps in 10.32.195 minutes. Woody Cox of U.S.A. took second place and Scott Butler of U.S.A was third.

This is the five mile scratch race for competitors over 50 years. The start of the race saw a steady pace with nobody wanting to take an early attack. A group of three riders broke away for the first prime with Steve Davies taking it. The field then quickly came back together again and stayed that way until the second prime, which was taken by Graham Charlton. The field was together again when several riders came down on the inside of the pack. Shortly afterwards, Garry Hill took an early attack for the title with 5 laps to go and quickly got 1/3 of a lap lead. With three laps to go, Patrick Gellineau took up the attack at the head of the field when Hill had half a lap lead. Hill started to tie up on the final lap, but had a sufficient lead to take the title.

 Muratti Cup 10 Mile Scratch

Sergio Gili of Argentina brought the 2006 World Masters Track Cycling Championships to a close when he won the Muratti Cup. He finished the 65 lap race in 20.14.855 minutes. Shaun Wallace of Great Britain came second and George Hertner of U.S.A. was third.

A supreme performance from Sergio Gili of Argentina saw him take the Muratti Cup by being the only rider to lap the field. There were many attacks in this fast paced race, but the rest of the field chased down all other attacks. Gili gained his lap with 27 laps still to go, and was instrumental in chasing down in a late attack in the final ten laps to defend his lead. The final sprint to the line for the minor placings was won by Shaun Wallace, closely followed by George Hertner and the rest of the pack.
Full Results

BEST RIDERS 2006
Female
30 – 34 Siobhan Mullan Great Britain
35 – 39 Elizabeth Reap USA
40 – 44 Janet Birkmyre Great Britain
45 – 49 Emi Wachi Japan
50+ Donna Smith USA


Male
30 – 34 Ben Elliott Great Britain
35 – 39 Kenny Williams USA
40 – 44 Stephen Hill USA
45 – 49 Shaun Wallace (GBR) and Alphonso Whaley (USA)
50 – 54 Scott Butler USA
55 – 59 Patrick Gellineau USA
60 – 64 Geoffrey Cooke Great Britain
65 – 69 Keith Oliver Australia
70+ Delroy Walters USA


Best Male Rider
Keith Oliver
Australia
Gold Medal in the Time Trial, Pursuit, and the Points Races
Silver Medal in the Sprint


Best Female Rider
Janet Birkmyre
Great Britain
Gold Medal in the Time, Trial, Sprint, and Points Races
Silver Medal in the Pursuit

FINAL Results

Female 50+ Years
Pursuit
2000m – 8 Laps
Finals
ResultFinal A for 3rd & 4th Place
406 Holter Louella USA 2.54.233
411 Staley Ann GBR 2.59.722

Final B for 1st & 2nd Place
407 Kenyon Evelyn GBR 2.50.092
410 Smith Donna USA 2.50.413

Female 45-49 Years
Pursuit
2000m – 8 Laps
Final
ResultFinal A for 3rd & 4th Place
416 Spadaccini Patrizia ITA 2.43.590
399 Pfluke Lillian USA 2.46.204
Final B for 1st & 2nd Place
402 Wachi Emi JPN 2.43.677
397 Kluender Petra GER 2.46.952

Female 40-44 Years
Pursuit
2000m – 8 Laps
Final
Result
Finals
Final A for 3rd & 4th Place
403 Wozny Gail CAN 2.44.764
390 Clayton Elizabeth GBR 2.45.752
Final B for 1st & 2nd Place
393 Hanson Annette USA 2.35.517
388 Birkmyre Janet GBR Caught in 2.11.885

Female 30-39 Years
Pursuit
2000m – 8 Laps
Final
Result
Finals
Final A for 3rd & 4th Place
387 Williams Melanie GBR 2.41.667
374 Baxter Jeanette GBR 2.50.404
Final B for 1st & 2nd Place
382 Mullan Siobhan GBR 2.41.388
384 Rautio Anne FIN 2.42.098

Over 135 Team Sprint
750m – 3 laps
Final
Result
Final A for 3rd & 4th Place
Gregg’s Specialised RT 50.276
214 Whaley Alphonso USA
313 Gregg Stanley USA
218 Todd Kenneth USA
Australia 50.729
312 Goldie Michael AUS
71 King Darren AUS
203 Stoker Geoff AUS

Final B for 1st & 2nd Place
GB 49.908
195 Reid Ivor GBR
229 Cronshaw Steve GBR
150 Robson David GBR
John Howells Hammer Boys 50.149
170 Zegers Wil USA
192 Pelletier Mark USA
257 Voss Richard USA

Open Team Sprint
750m – 3 laps
Final
Result
Finals
Final A for 3rd & 4th Place
Team RSA 50.008
26 Nell Mario RSA
66 Harris Alex RSA
116 Esterhuizen Wikus RSA

Team Look France 50.736
14 Gautier Gael FRA
210 Vernet Philippe FRA
200 Sioul Dominique FRA Final B for 1st & 2nd Place
Legro, Monk & Pooster Pie 48.185
241 LeGrys David GBR
85 Potter Neil GBR
13 Elliott Ben GBR

Schlappers 50.151
18 Huff Phill GBR
51 Churton Simon GBR
8 Carless Gwyn GBR

Male 65-69 Years
Pursuit
2000m – 8 laps
Final
ResultFinal A for 3rd & 4th
343 Newton Brian GBR 2.39.856
348 South David AUS 2.45.155
Final B for 1st & 2nd
344 Oliver Keith AUS 2.32.660
331 Altweck Otto GER 2.37.795


60-64 Years
Points Race
10km – 40 laps
Final
Result
30 20 10 0
5 327 303 426 426
3 306 323 303 323
2 305 327 305 303
1 304 320 317 3121st 303 Bannister Sean GBR 20 pts
2nd 327 Pendleton Max GBR 17 pts
3rd 323 Moss John RSA 16 pts
4th 320 Meriadec Albert FRA 11 pts
5th 426 Harter Wofgang GER 10 pts
6th 305 Boulanger Alain FRA 4 pts
7th 312 Goldie Michael AUS 1 pt
8th 304 Berry Colin GBR 1 pt
9th 317 Keast Kevin GBR 1 pt
10th 330 Wilson Robert RSA 0 pts
11th 307 Davis Patrick IRL 0 pts
12th 322 Morphet Paul GBR 0 pts
13th 417 Hartley Barrie GBR 0 pts
14th 315 Jenn Peter GBR 0 pts
306 Cooke Geoffrey GBR DNF
316 Jensen Karl Erik DEN DNF
Time: 13m 41.538

Alan Geldard Trophy
Scratch Race
8kms – 32 laps
Result
1st 233 Hill Garry GBR
2nd 273 Cox Woody USA
3rd 224 Butler Scott USA
4th 260 Zaschke Mark GBR
5th 236 Hunt Christopher AUS
6th 268 Buck Andrew USA
7th 251 Scabbia Claudio ITA
8th 277 Davis Hugh IRL
9th 248 Parsons Steve GBR
10th 239 Laing Andy GBR
11th 276 Davies Steve GBR
12th 274 Cubison Dick GBR
13th 243 Minting Mark GBR
14th 249 Rutherford James GBR
15th 280 Gellineau Patrick USA
16th 293 Staley Alistair GBR
17th 333 Crayford Roland GBR
18th 222 Bush Martin GBR
19th 263 Barber Bob GBR
20th 295 Streather Chris GBR
21st 247 Nel Bart RSA
22nd 320 Meriadec Albert FRA
23rd 227 Charlton Graham GBR
24th 265 Berezny William USA
25th 305 Boulanger Alain FRA
26th 334 Dacey Brian GBR
27th 231 Gregory Graham GBR
225 Byatt William USA DNF
255 Thornhill Walter GBR DNF
272 Conroy Douglas GBR DNF
Time: 10m 32.195
Primes:
20 to go 276 Davies Steve GBR
10 to go 227 Charlton Graham GBR


Muratti Cup
Final
10 miles – 64.75 laps
Result
1st 63 Gili Sergio ARG
2nd 211 Wallace Shaun GBR @ 1 lap
3rd 67 Hertner George USA
4th 26 Nell Mario RSA
5th 141 Mattei Roberto ITA
6th 60 Franzpotter Kim DEN
7th 75 Laliberte Scott CAN
8th 94 Van Wyk Martin RSA
9th 79 McClelland John GBR
10th 40 Streather Jason GBR
11th 54 Crook Ross GBR
12th 11 Davids Abdul Quayum RSA
13th 63 Gili Sergio ARG
14th 37 Silvester Martin GBR
15th 89 Stirrat Anthony GBR
16th 164 Toth Peter CAN
17th 33 Perez Brett AUS
18th 120 Greenstreet Ian GBR
19th 24 Mascherpa Giuseppe ITA
20th 42 Woodford Roger GBR
21st 48 Cassani German ARG
22nd 194 Pulford Steve GBR
23rd 163 Tolson Curtis USA
24th 6 Bornet Alain FRA
25th 97 Williams Kenny USA
26th 88 Smith Derek GBR
27th 128 Jack David GBR
28th 132 Klipper David USA
29th 134 Lawson Timothy GBR
193 Popplewell Michael AUS Ret
Time: 20m 14.855
Record Attempt

Male 45-49 Years
500m Standing Start Time TrialKenneth Todd USA
36.544

Current Record Holder Dominique Sioul
Time: 35.864 established Manchester 2005 is retained


Qualifying ResultsOver 135 Team Sprint
750m – 3 laps
Qualifying Round
GB 49.981
John Howells Hammer Boys 50.254
Gregg’s Specialised RT 50.639
Australia 50.949
Broken but Trying 51.894
Eastern Specialized Bikeline 52.432
Blade 52.763
Last Minute 52.860
France II 53.112
New Trinidad Zealand 53.167
Team Germany 53.542
Herne Hill Hares 54.139
Weaver Valley CC 54.748
The Family 55.185
Sheffield Stealers 55.351
Lichfield City CC 56.472
Calshot Bankers Too 58.755


Open Team Sprint
750m – 3 laps
Qualifying Round
Result
1st Legro, Monk & Pooster Pie 48.008
2nd Schlappers 50.614
3rd Team RSA 50.809
4th Team Look France 51.239
5th Team Argentina 51.380
6th Team Spidey 51.548
7th Yasumitsu Schlapp Japan 53.163
8th Team Italian Boys 53.454
9th Lichfield City CC 53.687
10th Team Mexico 53.999
11th Calshot Bankers 58.874

Female 50+ Years
Pursuit
2000m – 8 Laps
Qualifying Round
Result
1st 410 Smith Donna USA 2.51.504
2nd 407 Kenyon Evelyn GBR 2.52.286
3rd 406 Holter Louella USA 2.54.505
4th 411 Staley Ann GBR 2.57.991
5th 408 Nicholson Jenni GBR 3.01.871
409 Shuttleworth Julie GBR DNF

Female 45-49 Years
Pursuit
2000m – 8 Laps
Qualifying Round
Result
1st 402 Wachi Emi JPN 2.41.607
2nd 397 Kluender Petra GER 2.44.779
3rd 416 Spadaccini Patrizia ITA 2.45.132
4th 399 Pfluke Lillian USA 2.46.512
5th 395 Higgs Christine GBR 2.51.128
6th 401 Scheppel Valda RSA 2.54.623
7th 431 Leon Moncada Isabel MEX 2.58.756

Female 40-44 Years
Pursuit
2000m – 8 Laps
Qualifying Round
Result1st 393 Hanson Annette USA 2.33.116
2nd 388 Birkmyre Janet GBR 2.43.796
3rd 403 Wozny Gail CAN 2.44.148
4th 390 Clayton Elizabeth GBR 2.45.007
5th 392 Hamada Makiko JAP 2.46.669
6th 391 Fletcher Tracey GBR 2.54.189

Female 30-39 Years
Pursuit
2000m – 8 Laps
Qualifying Round
Result1st 382 Mullan Siobhan GBR 2.39.251
2nd 384 Rautio Anne FIN 2.40.167
3rd 387 Williams Melanie GBR 2.41.739
4th 374 Baxter Jeanette GBR 2.49.929
5th 380 Laliberte Sara CAN 2.53.606
6th 383 Owens Cheryl GBR 2.54.977
7th 379 Kristensen Kat GBR 2.57.881

Male 70+ Years
Pursuit
2000m – 8 laps
Qualifying Round
Result1st 355 Blunden Dennis AUS 2.43.909 New World Masters Best Time
2nd 363 Harrison Keith USA 2.47.916
3rd 372 Walters Delroy USA 2.50.152
4th 368 Savery Roy GBR 2.51.449
5th 370 Smith Roger GBR 2.58.236
6th 356 Carlisle Brian GBR 2.59.749
7th 358 Davies David GBR 3.01.556
8th 357 Collins Wallace GBR 3.03.493
9th 366 Reay Michael GBR 3.06.667
10th 361 Groves Raymond GBR 3.09.643
11th 373 Waters Derek GBR 3.21.688
12th 364 Radley Ray GBR 3.29.849

Male 65-69 Years
Pursuit
2000m – 8 laps
Qualifying Round
Result
1st 344 Oliver Keith AUS 2.32.437 New World Masters Best Time
2nd 331 Altweck Otto GER 2.37.435
3rd 348 South David AUS 2.38.575
4th 343 Newton Brian GBR 2.38.721
5th 334 Dacey Brian GBR 2.39.506
6th 333 Crayford Roland GBR 2.45.106
7th 346 Possee Victor GBR 2.45.719
8th 421 Nepp Manfred GER 2.45.881
9th 336 Floyd Pete USA 2.50.045
10th 332 Bush Neville GBR 2.50.095
11th 352 Wynne John GBR 2.55.015
12th 338 Jones Leonard GBR 2.56.599
13th 339 King John GBR 2.57.063
14th 345 Orrell Neil GBR 3.10.907
 Final Medal Table
Country
Great Britain
USA
Australia
France
Japan
Germany
South Africa
Argentina
Trinidad
Canada
Austria
Ireland
Finland
Italy
Colombia
Denmark
Guyana
Mexico
Netherlands
New Zealand
Ukraine
Ecuador
Mongolia
Gold
17
14
8
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Silver
12
15
8
2
-
3
2
1
1
-
2
1
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Bronze
18
10
5
1
1
2
3
1
-
2
-
1
-
3
1
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-