Cycling at the 2004 Summer Paralympics – Men's time trial

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Men's 1 km time trial track cycling events at the 2004 Summer Paralympics were held at the Olympic Velodrome between 18 & 22 September.[1]

There were three classes, for Blind & Visually Impaired, Cerebral Palsy and Locomotor Disability competitors.

B 1-3

Men's 1 km Time Trial Tandem B1-3
at the XII Paralympic Games
Paralympic Cycling (track)
VenueOlympic Velodrome
Dates22 September 2004
Competitors20 from 14 nations
Medalists
Anthony Biddle
Kial Stewart		  Australia
Patrice Senmartin
Frederic Janowski		  France
Paul Hunter
Ian Sharpe		  Great Britain

The B1-3 event was won by Anthony Biddle and his sighted pilot Kial Stewart, representing  Australia.[2]

Results

22 Sept. 2004, 10:50

Rank Athlete Time Notes
 Anthony Biddle (AUS)
 Kial Stewart (AUS)		 1:05.14
 Patrice Senmartin (FRA)
 Frederic Janowski (FRA)		 1:05.40
 Paul Hunter (GBR)
 Ian Sharpe (GBR)		 1:05.53
4  Tatsuyuki Oshiro (JPN)
 Hideki Tanzawa (JPN)		 1:05.91
5  Daniel Adam Gordon (GBR)
 Barney Storey (GBR)		 1:06.64
6  Takuya Oki (JPN)
 Shigeo Yoshihara (JPN)		 1:06.93
7  Kieran Modra (AUS)
 David Short (AUS)		 1:06.94
8  Matthew King (USA)
 Eric Degolier (USA)		 1:07.56
9  Beat Howald (SUI)
 Raphael Ioset (SUI)		 1:07.60
10  Stephane Cote (CAN)
 Pierreolivier Boily (CAN)		 1:07.82
11  Torsten Goliasch (GER)
 Achim Moll (GER)		 1:07.82
12  Brian Cowie (CAN)
 Murray Solem (CAN)		 1:07.00
13  Vladislav Janovjak (SVK)
 Juraj Petrovic (SVK)		 1:08.90
14  Juan Suarez (ESP)
 Francisco Gonzalez (ESP)		 1:08.51
15  Miguel Angel Clemente (ESP)
 Ignacio Soler (ESP)		 1:08.45
16  Fabrizio Di Somma (ITA)
 Emanuele Bersini (ITA)		 1:10.91
17  Krzysztof Kosikowski (POL)
 Lukasz Tunkiewicz (POL)		 1:10.99
18  Mark Kehoe (IRL)
 Ian Mahon (IRL)		 1:14.38
19  Christos Kalimeris (GRE)
 Symeon Triommatis (GRE)		 1:16.71
 Jason Bryn (USA)
 Glenn Bunselmeyer (USA)		 DNS

CP 3/4

Men's 1 km Time Trial CP Div 3/4
at the XII Paralympic Games
Paralympic Cycling (track)
VenueOlympic Velodrome
Dates18 September 2004
Competitors17 from 11 nations
Medalists
Darren Kenny  Great Britain
Andrew Panazzolo  Australia
Jiri Bouska  Czech Republic

The CP Div 3/4 event at the 2004 Summer Paralympics was won by Darren Kenny, representing  Great Britain.[3] Standings were decided by calculated times.

Results

18 Sept. 2004, 15:20

Rank Athlete Real Time Factor Time Notes
 Darren Kenny (GBR) 1:14.47 91.573 1:08.20 WR
 Andrew Panazzolo (AUS) 1:16.69 91.573 1:10.22
 Jiri Bouska (CZE) 1:11.35 100.000 1:11.35 WR
4  Christopher Scott (AUS) 1:11.67 100.000 1:11.67
5  Javier Otxoa (ESP) 1:20.03 91.573 1:13.28
6  Daniel Nicholson (USA) 1:20.30 91.573 1:13.53
7  Lubos Jirka (CZE) 1:15.62 100.000 1:15.62
8  Stephan Herholdt (RSA) 1:15.71 100.000 1:15.71
9  Rodrigo Lopez (ARG) 1:23.29 91.573 1:16.27
10  Jean Quevillon (CAN) 1:23.85 91.573 1:16.78
11  Janos Plekker (RSA) 1:16.98 100.000 1:16.98
12  Albert Michini (USA) 1:18.71 100.000 1:18.71
13  Michel Alcaine (FRA) 1:18.99 100.000 1:18.99
14  Maurice Eckhard (ESP) 1:26.37 91.573 1:19.09
15  Petr Plihal (CZE) 1:20.38 100.000 1:20.38
16  Klaus Lungershausen (GER) 1:20.51 100.000 1:20.51
17  Michael Kurz (AUT) 1:22.42 100.000 1:22.42

LC 1-4

Men's 1 km Time Trial LC1-4
at the XII Paralympic Games
Paralympic Cycling (track)
VenueOlympic Velodrome
Dates20 September 2004
Competitors38 from 18 nations
Medalists
Greg Ball  Australia
Laurent Thirionet  France
Tobias Graf  Germany

The LC1-4 event at the 2004 Summer Paralympics was won by Greg Ball, representing  Australia.[4] Standings were decided by calculated times.

Results

20 Sept. 2004, 15:20

Rank Athlete Real Time Factor Time Notes
 Greg Ball (AUS) 1:21.77 82.763 1:07.67 WR
 Laurent Thirionet (FRA) 1:19.29 86.966 1:08.96 WR
 Tobias Graf (GER) 1:19.75 86.966 1:09.36
4  Michael Teuber (GER) 1:24.16 82.763 1:09.65
5  Peter Brooks (AUS) 1:10.25 100.000 1:10.25
6  Fabrizio Macchi (ITA) 1:20.98 86.966 1:10.43
7  Wolfgang Eibeck (AUT) 1:10.74 100.000 1:10.74
8  Antonio Garcia (ESP) 1:21.42 86.966 1:10.80
9  Jirí Ježek (CZE) 1:12.08 98.986 1:11.35
10  Victor Marquez (VEN) 1:22.70 86.966 1:11.92
11  Bradley Cobb (USA) 1:22.88 86.966 1:12.08
12  Fabio Triboli (ITA) 1:12.67 100.000 1:12.67
13  Amador Granado (ESP) 1:13.63 98.986 1:12.88
14  Michal Stark (CZE) 1:23.88 86.966 1:12.94
15  Walter Marquardt (GER) 1:13.06 100.000 1:13.06
16  Ivan Renggli (SUI) 1:13.28 100.000 1:13.28
17  Paul Martin (USA) 1:14.15 98.986 1:13.40
18  Robinson Martinez (COL) 1:24.99 86.966 1:13.91
19  Guenter Schambeck (GER) 1:14.36 100.000 1:14.36
20  Juanjo Mendez (ESP) 1:30.01 82.763 1:14.49
21  Hans Peter Beier (GER) 1:30.81 82.763 1:15.16
22  David Mercier (FRA) 1:15.29 100.000 1:15.29
23  Roman Marcek (SVK) 1:16.02 100.000 1:16.02
24  Pierangelo Vignati (ITA) 1:16.22 100.000 1:16.22
25  Sebastien Serriere (FRA) 1:17.53 98.986 1:16.74
26  Akio Sakuma (JPN) 1:16.92 100.000 1:16.92
27  Erich Winkler (GER) 1:33.05 82.763 1:17.01
28  Marc Breton (CAN) 1:18.21 100.000 1:18.21
29  David Kuster (SLO) 1:19.03 98.986 1:18.23
30  Wolfgang Dabernig (AUT) 1:34.93 82.763 1:18.57
31  Alfred Kaiblinger (AUT) 1:19.56 98.986 1:18.75
32  Bruce Penner (CAN) 1:36.73 82.763 1:20.06
33  Mahmood Meili (IRI) 1:33.73 86.966 1:21.51
34  Loukas Anestis (GRE) 1:22.32 100.000 1:22.35
35  Panagiotis Paterakis (GRE) 1:26.88 98.986 1:26.00
 Paul Jesson (NZL) DNS
 Patrick Ceria (FRA) DNS
 Beat Schwarzenbach (SUI) DNS

References

  1. ^ "Schedule & Results - Cycling Road". Athens 2004 Paralympic Games. Archived from the original on 18 March 2006. Retrieved 24 October 2012.
  2. ^ "Men's 1 km Time Trial Tandem B1-3". International Paralympic Committee. Archived from the original on 31 August 2012. Retrieved 25 October 2012.
  3. ^ "Men's 1 km Time Trial CP Div 3/4". International Paralympic Committee. Retrieved 25 October 2012.
  4. ^ "Men's 1 km Time Trial LC1-4". International Paralympic Committee. Archived from the original on 31 August 2012. Retrieved 25 October 2012.
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