2025 UCI Junior Track Cycling World Championships

2025 UCI Junior Track Cycling World Championships
VenueApeldoorn,  Netherlands
Date20–24 August
VelodromeOmnisport Apeldoorn

The 2025 UCI Junior Track Cycling World Championships were the 50th annual Junior World Championships for track cycling, held in Apeldoorn, Netherlands from 20 to 24 August.[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 Choi Tae-ho
 South Korea 		Archie Gill
 United Kingdom 		Tomasz Łamaszewski
 Poland
Points race Eric Igual
 Spain 		Moritz Mauss
 Germany 		Ilya Slesarenko
Individual Neutral Athletes-2
Individual pursuit Alessio Magagnotti
 Italy 		Eñaut Urcaregui
 Spain 		Daniel Thompson
 United Kingdom
Team pursuit Riccardo Colombo
Francesco Cornacchini
Alessio Magagnotti
Francesco Matteoli
Federico Saccani
 Italy 		Rory Gravelle
Max Hinds
Henry Hobbs
Daniel Thompson
Albie Jones
 Great Britain 		Lenny Karstedt
Hugo Esch
Attila Höfig
Victor Wedekind
Raul Esch
 Germany
Time trial Henry Hobbs
 United Kingdom 		Benjamin Bock
 Germany 		Alessio Magagnotti
 Italy
Team sprint Kristian Larigo
Archie Gill
Ioan Hepburn
Charlie Holt
 Great Britain 		Jaeho Jung
Taeho Choi
Minseong Kim
Wooju Jeon
 South Korea 		Maurice Steckel
Benjamin Bock
Leonidas Rekowski
Finn-Liam Petterson
 Germany
Keirin Choi Tae-ho
 South Korea 		Dmitrii Pavlovskii
Individual Neutral Athletes-1 		Tomasz Łamaszewski
 Poland
Madison Eric Igual
Eñaut Urcaregui
 Spain 		Julian Bortolami
Riccardo Colombo
 Italy 		Max Hinds
Daniel Thompson
 Great Britain
Scratch race Nathan Marcoux
 France 		Moritz Mauss
 Germany 		Jacopo Vendramin
 Italy
Omnium Henry Hobbs
 United Kingdom 		Witse Bertels
 Belgium 		Jacopo Vendramin
 Italy
Elimination race Heimo Fugger
 Austria 		Jacopo Vendramin
 Italy 		Matvei Iakovlev
Individual Neutral Athletes-1
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Women's events[3]
Sprint Veronika Solozobova
Individual Neutral Athletes-1 		Zita Gheysens
 Belgium 		Matilde Cenci
 Italy
Individual pursuit Ida Fialla
 Denmark 		Emma Jimenez Palos
 United States 		Magdalena Leis
 Germany
Time trial Matilde Cenci
 Italy 		Emilia Waterstradt
 Germany 		Zita Gheysens
 Belgium
Points race Anna Dubier
 Australia 		Polina Danshina
Individual Neutral Athletes-1 		Alexandra Fangeat
 Canada
Keirin Matilde Cenci
 Italy 		Not awarded Emilia Waterstradt
 Germany
Scratch race Emma Jimenez Palos
 United States 		Auke De Buysser
 Belgium 		Yana Daniluk
Individual Neutral Athletes-2
Team sprint Matilde Cenci
Rebecca Fiscarelli
Siria Trevisan
Agata Campana
 Italy 		Lara Colberg
Emilia Waterstradt
Amy Weber
 Germany 		Ella Liang
Ebony Robinson
Olivia Wright
Leani Van Der Berg
 Australia
Team pursuit Erin Boothman
Abigail Miller
Evie Smith
Phoebe Taylor
Arabella Blackburn
 Great Britain 		Elisa Bianchi
Alessia Orsi
Matilde Rossignoli
Linda Sanarini
Erja Giulia Bianchi
 Italy 		Magdalena Leis
Caoilinn Littbarski-Gray
Sophia Schrödel
Julia Servay
Sophie Schuster
 Germany
Omnium Polina Danshina
Individual Neutral Athletes-1 		Ida Fialla
 Denmark 		Amelie Sanders
 Australia
Madison Erin Boothman
Phoebe Taylor
 Great Britain 		Mathilde Cramer
Ida Fialla
 Denmark 		Anna Dubier
Amelie Sanders
 Australia
Elimination race Chantal Pegolo
 Italy 		Mathilde Cramer
 Denmark 		Milana Ushakova
 Ukraine

Medal table

  *   Host nation (Netherlands)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Italy63413
2 Great Britain5229
–  Individual Neutral Athletes-12215
3 South Korea2103
 Spain2103
5 Denmark1304
6 United States1102
7 Australia1034
8 Austria1001
 France1001
10 Germany05510
11 Belgium0314
12 Poland0022
–  Individual Neutral Athletes-20022
13 Canada0011
 Ukraine0011
Totals (14 entries)22212265
Source: [1]

References

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