2021 UCI Junior Track Cycling World Championships

2021 UCI Junior Track Cycling World Championships
Venue Cairo, Egypt
Date (2021-09-01 - 2021-09-05)1–5 September 2021
VelodromeCairo International Velodrome

The 2021 UCI Junior Track Cycling World Championships were the 46th annual Junior World Championships for track cycling, held in Cairo, Egypt from 1 to 5 September.[1]

The Championships had eleven events each for men and women (sprint, points race, individual pursuit, team pursuit, time trial, team sprint, keirin, madison, scratch race, omnium, elimination race).

Medal summary

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's events[2]
Sprint Nikita Kalachnik
 Russia 		Willy Weinrich
 Germany 		Mattia Predomo
 Italy
Points race Dylan Bibic
 Canada 		Radovan Štec
 Czech Republic 		Mikhail Postarnak
 Russia
Individual pursuit Samuele Bonetto
 Italy 		Jasper Schröder
 Germany 		Andrea Violato
 Italy
Team pursuit Benjamin Boos
Luis-Joe Lührs
Ben Jochum
Jasper Schröder
Nicolas Zippan
 Germany 		Bryan Olivo
Andrea Violato
Lino Colosio
Alessio Delle Vedove
Samuele Mion
 Italy 		Daniil Zarakovskiy
Grigorii Skorniakov
Mikhail Postarnak
Mark Kryuchkov
Dmitrii Dolzhikov
 Russia
Time trial Grigorii Skorniakov
 Russia 		Willy Weinrich
 Germany 		Kirill Kurdidi
 Kazakhstan
Team sprint Bogdan Medenets
David Shekelashvili
Nikita Kalachnik
Alexander Popov
 Russia 		Luca Spiegel
Paul Groß
Willy Weinrich
Max Briese
 Germany 		Tomasz Grzesiak
Marcin Marciniak
Mateusz Przymusiński
Radosław Laskowski
 Poland
Keirin Nikita Kalachnik
 Russia 		Jakub Malášek
 Czech Republic 		David Shekelashvili
 Russia
Madison Daniil Valgonen
Grigorii Skorniakov
 Russia 		Radovan Štec
Matyáš Koblížek
 Czech Republic 		Dylan Bibic
Carson Mattern
 Canada
Scratch race Carson Mattern
 Canada 		Pascal Tappeiner
 Switzerland 		Lorenzo Ursella
 Italy
Omnium Radovan Štec
 Czech Republic 		Dylan Bibic
 Canada 		Daniil Valgonen
 Russia
Elimination race Joshua Dike
 South Africa 		Dario Igor Belletta
 Italy 		Guillermo Esquivel Ortiz
 Mexico
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Women's events[3]
Sprint Alina Lysenko
 Russia 		Alla Biletska
 Ukraine 		Yuliya Golubkova
 Kazakhstan
Individual pursuit Alina Moiseeva
 Russia 		Bénédicte Ollier
 France 		Franzi Arendt
 Germany
Time trial Alina Lysenko
 Russia 		Clara Schneider
 Germany 		Elizaveta Bogomolova
 Russia
Points race Alena Ivanchenko
 Russia 		Valentina Basilico
 Italy 		Kaia Schmid
 United States
Keirin Alina Lysenko
 Russia 		Clara Schneider
 Germany 		Alla Biletska
 Ukraine
Scratch race Jette Simon
 Germany 		Marith Vanhove
 Belgium 		Valentina Basilico
 Italy
Team sprint Elizaveta Bogomolova
Alina Lysenko
Elizaveta Krechkina
Varvara Blagodarova
 Russia 		Lara-Sophie Jäger
Clara Schneider
Stella Müller
 Germany 		Alessia Paccalini
Sara Fiorin
Valentina Basilico
Rebecca Bacchettini
 Italy
Team pursuit Alena Ivanchenko
Alina Moiseeva
Valeria Valgonen
Inna Abaidullina
 Russia 		Bénédicte Ollier
Flavie Boulais
Jade Labastugue
Lara Lallemant
Doriane Kaufmann
 France 		Olga Wankiewicz
Maja Tracka
Wiktoria Milda
Tamara Szalińska
Anna Długaś
 Poland
Omnium Inna Abaidullina
 Russia 		Kaia Schmid
 United States 		Valentina Basilico
 Italy
Madison Inna Abaidullina
Alena Ivanchenko
 Russia 		Jade Labastugue
Bénédicte Ollier
 France 		Yuli van der Molen
Nienke Veenhoven
 Netherlands
Elimination race Kaia Schmid
 United States 		Lana Eberle
 Germany 		Gabriela Bártová
 Czech Republic

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Egypt)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Russia140519
2 Germany28111
3 Canada2114
4 Italy13610
5 Czech Republic1315
6 United States1113
7 South Africa1001
8 France0303
9 Ukraine0112
10 Belgium0101
 Switzerland0101
12 Kazakhstan0022
 Poland0022
14 Mexico0011
 Netherlands0011
Totals (15 entries)22222266
Source: [1]

References

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