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2017 UEC European Track Championships – Men's omnium

The Men's omnium was held on 20 October 2017. 25 riders were entered, of which 20 qualified and went on to compete across four events.

Men's omnium
at the 2017 UEC European Track Championships
UEC European Champion jersey
VenueVelodrom, Berlin
Date20 October
Competitors25 from 25 nations
Medalists
gold medal Albert Torres   Spain
silver medal Julius Johansen   Denmark
bronze medal Benjamin Thomas   France
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Results edit

Qualifying edit

The top 10 riders in each heat qualified for the final.[1]

Heat 1
Rank Name Nation Sprint Points Lap Points Finish Order Total Points Notes
1 Raman Tsishkou   Belarus 12 0 1 12 Q
2 Mamyr Stash   Russia 12 0 2 12 Q
3 Szymon Sajnok   Poland 10 0 11 10 Q
4 Christopher Latham   Great Britain 7 0 8 7 Q
5 Gaël Suter   Switzerland 7 0 12 7 Q
6 Anders Oddli   Norway 6 0 3 6 Q
7 Denis Rugovac   Czech Republic 6 0 9 6 Q
8 Albert Torres   Spain 6 0 10 6 Q
9 Lucas Liss   Germany 5 0 6 5 Q
10 Andreas Graf   Austria 4 0 5 4 Q
11 Vitālijs Korņilovs   Latvia 2 0 4 2
12 Edgar Stepanyan   Armenia 0 0 7 0
Jacob Wihk   Sweden 0 0 – DNF
Heat 2
Rank Name Nation Sprint Points Lap Points Finish Order Total Points Notes
1 Christos Volikakis   Greece 15 0 1 15 Q
2 João Matias   Portugal 12 0 2 12 Q
3 Lindsay De Vylder   Belgium 11 0 3 11 Q
4 Simone Consonni   Italy 7 0 5 7 Q
5 Julius Johansen   Denmark 7 0 7 7 Q
6 Benjamin Thomas   France 7 0 10 7 Q
7 Krisztián Lovassy   Hungary 5 0 9 5 Q
8 Roy Eefting   Netherlands 3 0 6 3 Q
9 Felix English   Ireland 3 0 11 3 Q
10 Volodymyr Fredyuk   Ukraine 2 0 4 2 Q
11 Filip Taragel   Slovakia 0 0 8 0
Marius Petrache   Romania 0 0 – DNF

Scratch race edit

Standings after 1 event.[2]

Rank Name Nation Laps Down Event Points
1 Julius Johansen   Denmark 40
2 Christos Volikakis   Greece –1 38
3 Albert Torres   Spain –1 36
4 Felix English   Ireland –1 34
5 Simone Consonni   Italy –1 32
6 Anders Oddli   Norway –1 30
7 Lindsay De Vylder   Belgium –1 28
8 Christopher Latham   Great Britain –1 26
9 Andreas Graf   Austria –1 24
10 Szymon Sajnok   Poland –1 22
11 João Matias   Portugal –1 20
12 Denis Rugovac   Czech Republic –1 18
13 Mamyr Stash   Russia –1 16
14 Benjamin Thomas   France –1 14
15 Roy Eefting   Netherlands –1 12
16 Gaël Suter   Switzerland –1 10
17 Raman Tsishkou   Belarus –1 8
18 Krisztián Lovassy   Hungary –1 6
19 Lucas Liss   Germany –1 4
20 Volodymyr Fredyuk   Ukraine –1 2

Tempo race edit

Standings after 2 events.[3]

Rank Name Nation Points In Race Finish Order Event Points Overall Rank Subtotal
1 Benjamin Thomas   France 25 21 40 6 54
2 Julius Johansen   Denmark 24 12 38 1 78
3 Lindsay De Vylder   Belgium 23 10 36 3 64
4 Albert Torres   Spain 22 19 34 2 70
5 Szymon Sajnok   Poland 6 3 32 5 54
6 Raman Tsishkou   Belarus 5 2 30 13 38
7 Mamyr Stash   Russia 2 7 28 12 44
8 João Matias   Portugal 2 15 26 10 46
9 Andreas Graf   Austria 1 5 24 9 48
10 Krisztián Lovassy   Hungary 1 6 22 16 28
11 Felix English   Ireland 0 8 20 4 54
12 Gaël Suter   Switzerland 0 9 18 15 28
13 Simone Consonni   Italy 0 11 16 8 48
14 Anders Oddli   Norway 0 14 14 11 44
15 Volodymyr Fredyuk   Ukraine –18 17 12 19 14
16 Christos Volikakis   Greece –19 4 10 7 48
17 Lucas Liss   Germany –19 16 8 20 12
18 Christopher Latham   Great Britain –19 20 6 14 32
19 Roy Eefting   Netherlands –20 13 4 18 16
20 Denis Rugovac   Czech Republic –20 18 2 17 20

Elimination race edit

Standings after 3 events.[4]

Rank Name Nation Event Points Overall Rank Subtotal
1 Szymon Sajnok   Poland 40 2 94
2 Benjamin Thomas   France 38 3 92
3 Simone Consonni   Italy 36 6 84
4 Felix English   Ireland 34 4 88
5 Julius Johansen   Denmark 32 1 110
6 Christos Volikakis   Greece 30 8 78
7 Krisztián Lovassy   Hungary 28 13 56
8 Raman Tsishkou   Belarus 26 10 64
9 Gaël Suter   Switzerland 24 15 52
10 João Matias   Portugal 22 9 68
11 Lindsay De Vylder   Belgium 20 7 84
12 Anders Oddli   Norway 18 11 62
13 Mamyr Stash   Russia 16 12 60
14 Albert Torres   Spain 14 5 84
15 Lucas Liss   Germany 12 19 24
16 Christopher Latham   Great Britain 10 16 42
17 Roy Eefting   Netherlands 8 18 24
18 Denis Rugovac   Czech Republic 6 17 26
19 Andreas Graf   Austria 4 14 52
20 Volodymyr Fredyuk   Ukraine 2 20 16

Points race and final standings edit

Riders' points from the previous 3 events were carried into the points race, in which the final standings were decided.[5]

Overall Rank Name Nation Subtotal Sprint Points Lap Points Finish Order Final Standings
  Albert Torres   Spain 84 18 40 1 142
  Julius Johansen   Denmark 110 10 20 6 140
  Benjamin Thomas   France 92 25 20 8 137
4 Szymon Sajnok   Poland 94 18 20 2 132
5 Felix English   Ireland 88 14 0 3 102
6 Simone Consonni   Italy 84 12 0 19 96
7 Lindsay De Vylder   Belgium 84 6 0 7 90
8 Raman Tsishkou   Belarus 64 4 20 4 88
9 Christos Volikakis   Greece 78 0 0 5 78
10 Krisztián Lovassy   Hungary 56 0 20 9 76
11 Gaël Suter   Switzerland 52 3 20 10 75
12 Andreas Graf   Austria 52 1 20 15 73
13 João Matias   Portugal 68 3 0 20 71
14 Anders Oddli   Norway 62 3 0 12 65
15 Mamyr Stash   Russia 60 0 0 16 60
16 Christopher Latham   Great Britain 42 0 0 13 42
17 Roy Eefting   Netherlands 24 4 0 14 28
18 Lucas Liss   Germany 24 0 0 11 24
19 Denis Rugovac   Czech Republic 26 0 –60 17 –34
20 Volodymyr Fredyuk   Ukraine 16 0 –60 18 –44

References edit

  1. ^ Results Book (Qualification) (PDF). UEC. 20 October 2017. pp. 190, 192. Archived from the original (PDF) on 1 December 2017. Retrieved 8 October 2021.
  2. ^ Results Book (Scratch Race, Standings After 1 Event) (PDF). UEC. 20 October 2017. pp. 107–108. Archived from the original (PDF) on 1 December 2017. Retrieved 8 October 2021.
  3. ^ Results Book (Tempo Race, Standings After 2 Events) (PDF). UEC. 20 October 2017. pp. 110–111. Archived from the original (PDF) on 1 December 2017. Retrieved 8 October 2021.
  4. ^ Results Book (Elimination Race, Standings After 3 Events) (PDF). UEC. 20 October 2017. pp. 113–114. Archived from the original (PDF) on 1 December 2017. Retrieved 8 October 2021.
  5. ^ "Points Race, Final Standings" (PDF). UEC. 20 October 2017. Archived from the original (PDF) on 21 October 2017. Retrieved 8 October 2021.
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