2011 European Track Championships – Men's points race

2011 UEC European
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The Men's points race was held on 21 October 2011. 28 riders participated, the distance was 40 km (160 laps) with a sprint every 10 laps for extra points. A lap would have gotten 20 points. Two heats were held over 20 km to determine the final riders.[1][2]

Medalists

Gold  Rafał Ratajczyk (POL)
Silver  Silvan Dillier (SUI)
Bronze  Milan Kadlec (CZE)

Results

Heats

The races were held at 16:20.[3][4] The top 10 riders of each heat advanced to the final.

Heat 1

Rank Name Nation Sprint points Lap points Total points
1 David Muntaner Juaneda  Spain 9 0 9
2 Kevin Labeque  France 7 0 7
3 Milan Kadlec  Czech Republic 6 0 6
4 Moreno Depauw  Belgium 5 0 5
5 Adam Stachowiak  Poland 4 0 4
6 Silvan Dillier   Switzerland 2 0 2
7 Andreas Graf  Austria 2 0 2
8 David O'Loughlin  Ireland 1 0 1
9 Wouter Haan  Netherlands −6 −20 −26
10 Lucas Liss  Germany −8 −20 −28
11 Aliaksandr Lisouski  Belarus −9 −20 −29
12 Mathias Møller Nielsen  Denmark −12 −20 −32
13 Sergiy Lagkuti  Ukraine −14 −20 −34
14 Michele Scartezzini  Italy −19 −20 −39

Heat 2

Rank Name Nation Sprint points Lap points Total points
1 Ioannis Tamouridis  Greece 27 20 47
2 Rafał Ratajczyk  Poland 8 0 8
3 Ivan Savitskiy  Russia 7 0 7
4 Sebastián Mora Vedri  Spain 6 0 6
5 Marcel Kalz  Germany 6 0 6
6 Loïc Perizzolo   Switzerland 5 0 5
7 Mykhaylo Radionov  Ukraine 4 0 4
8 Angelo Ciccone  Italy 3 0 3
9 Andreas Müller  Austria 1 0 1
10 Marek Mixa  Czech Republic −4 −20 −24
11 Yauheni Shamsanou  Belarus −9 −20 −29
12 Justin van Hoecke  Belgium −11 −20 −31
13 Roy Eefting  Netherlands −15 −20 −35
14 Eerik Idarand  Estonia −40 −20 −60

Final

The final was held at 21:49.[5]

Rank Name Nation Sprint points Lap points Total points
Rafał Ratajczyk  Poland 23 20 43
Silvan Dillier   Switzerland 19 20 39
Milan Kadlec  Czech Republic 16 20 36
4 Sebastián Mora Vedri  Spain 10 20 30
5 Andreas Graf  Austria 6 20 26
6 Mykhaylo Radionov  Ukraine 4 20 24
7 Ivan Savitskiy  Russia 13 0 13
8 Ioannis Tamouridis  Greece 12 0 12
9 Angelo Ciccone  Italy 12 0 12
10 Marcel Kalz  Germany 11 0 11
11 David Muntaner Juaneda  Spain 8 0 8
12 Lucas Liss  Germany 7 0 7
13 Andreas Müller  Austria 6 0 6
14 David O'Loughlin  Ireland 5 0 5
15 Kevin Labeque  France 4 0 4
16 Adam Stachowiak  Poland 4 0 4
17 Wouter Haan  Netherlands 4 0 4
18 Loïc Perizzolo   Switzerland 1 0 1
– Moreno Depauw  Belgium −10 −20 DNF
– Marek Mixa  Czech Republic 1 0 DNF

References

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