1. 2010 AUSTRALIAN TRACK CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIPS
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Oceania Track
Cycling Championships
24-27 November 2010
Adelaide Super-Drome
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Minister’s Welcome 1
As Minister for Recreation, Sport and Racing I am delighted to welcome you
to the Oceania Track Cycling Championships.
Message from the Honorable Michael Wright MP
Minister for Recreation, Sport and Racing
The State Government is proud to host this
premier track cycling event at the Adelaide
Super Drome. I also acknowledge the
support of Cycling Australia and Cycling
SA, and the many volunteers who make
this event possible.
Once again South Australians have an
opportunity to see some of the fastest
cyclists in the world compete in our world
class Super-Drome, which is also home
to the Australian Institute of Sport’s Track
Cycling program that performed so well at
the recent Commonwealth Games in Delhi.
South Australia is a proud cycling state
with other events such as the Tour Down
Under in January, and the Mountain Bike
Championships at Eagle MTB Park in
February, providing further opportunities
to see the fastest and most skilled riders in
Australia and the world compete on and
off-road.
I hope all competitors, visitors and
spectators to this year’s Oceania Track
Cycling Championships enjoy South
Australia’s wonderful hospitality, and I wish
all competitors the very best of luck in your
respective events.
Michael Wright MP
Minister for Recreation, Sport and Racing

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President’s Welcome2
Welcome from Mike Turtur OAM
President of the Oceania Cycling Confederation
On behalf of the Oceania Cycling Confederation I wish to welcome you all
back to Adelaide and the Super-Drome.
These Oceania Championships form part
of the selection criteria for the London
Olympics, so more than ever they are very
important to nations and athletes. Oceania
cyclists have again in recent times excelled
with some incredible sporting performances
at world level. The staging of the highly
successful UCI Road World Championships
in Victoria was a historic moment for our
region and we look forward to other World
Championships in the near future with the
2012 UCI Track World Championship in
Melbourne and the 2012 UCI Junior Track
World Championships in Invercargill.
Following these Championship we head to
Melbourne for the UCI World Track Cup
round which will continue the qualifying
period for London.
As President I am very proud of the fact
that athletes from our region continue
to perform at a very high level, these
performances can be traced back to the
extremely successful high performance
programs in both Australia and New
Zealand. It is pleasing to see that in all
disciplines from both countries continue to
turn out athletes who have performed with
distinction all over the world.
The Oceania Cycling Confederation
introduced this year a new development
program under the guidance of Vice
President Development Mike Victor with the
aim of increasing the number of member
countries in our region. With support from
the UCI we have had some exciting progress
in our region and are confident that by the
end of 2011 we will have new members of
Oceania registered. The program is critical
in securing the future of our sport in the
region and increasing participation.
Finally, I wish to thank the staff of Cycling
Australia, Cycling South Australia, the South
Australian Office for Recreation and Sport,
the Adelaide Super-Drome and all sponsors
for making this series possible, I am sure
we will witness fantastic racing with record
performances across the board.
I extend to all athletes and officials best
wishes for the series and hope that your
preparation delivers the performances you
are striving to achieve.

4. Chief Commissaire Greg Griffiths
Principal Commissaires Lee Hubbard
Ken Martin
Secretary Fiona Pyke
Judge/Referee Gary Pemberton
Commissaires Helen Baird
Lyle Baird
Genine Hallandal
Terry Matheson
Murray Sallaway
Su Spencer
Graham Sycamore
Matthew Wright
Barbara Wyles
Event Staff Jenny Hughes Office for Recreation and Sport
Peter Ali Office for Recreation and Sport
Graham McArthur Office for Recreation and Sport
Evan Dickson Office for Recreation and Sport
Lyriane Beuzeville Cycling Australia
Gennie Sheer Cycling Australia
Thankyou to all our valuable volunteers
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Guide to Events
Sprint
The sprint is one of the oldest cycling
events making its first appearance at World
Championships in Chicago in 1893. It is a
classic short distance event in which two
or more riders cover three laps. Only the
final 200 metres is timed and the winner
is the first across the line. Sprinters must
be strong and fast but the key to success
is tactics. Sudden and dramatic changes
in pace, standstill attempts and feints are
typical ways to try and outwit an opponent.
Riders obtain a seeding through the
qualifying 200 metre flying time trial and
from then on race head to head.
Individual Time Trial
The time trial is a race against the clock
with no room for error. The difference
between gold and silver can be as little as a
thousandth of a second. The bike is locked
in a starting gate and riders must time their
first pedal stroke to match the gate release.
From the standing start they must quickly
get up to maximum speed and maintain it
for the distance.
Keirin
Keirin was created in the 1940’s and is the
Japanese version of the traditional sprint
event. Up to seven riders compete over
2000m. A special motorised bike called
a derny leads the field for the first 5½
laps starting at 30km/h and bringing the
riders up to a speed of 50km/h (25km/h to
45km/h for women). Cyclists manoeuvre for
the best position before the derny leaves
the track. Then the battle of strength,
speed and courage begins.
Teams Sprint
Two teams of three riders (two riders for
women) race each other and the clock.
The lead rider on each team must get out
of the gate cleanly and bring the team up
to speed as fast as possible. After one lap
it’s the turn of the next rider to put in the
effort and for the final lap only one rider
remains.
Individual Pursuit
The individual pursuit is an endurance
event and is conducted as a knock out
tournament. The goal is to ride the fastest
time over the distance. The fastest two
riders in the qualifying round race in
the gold medal final and the next two
fastest contest the bronze medal final. In
qualifying all riders complete the distance
to post a time but in the finals if a rider
overtakes their opponent they are declared
the winner.
Scratch Race
The scratch race begins with a massed
start and the first rider across the line wins.
Tactics are important in this event, with
endurance riders keeping the pace fast
and furious from the gun in an effort to
eliminate the specialist sprinters, who in
turn will try and shelter within the group to
conserve their strength in the final placings.
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Points Race
This is an event where the final placings
are determined according to accumulated
points won by riders during sprints or by
taking laps on their opponents. Points
(5,3,2,1) are awarded to the first four
across the line in the intermediate sprints,
every ten laps and at the finish. 20 points
are given to a rider who laps the main field
and any rider who drops a lap on the main
field loses 20 points. At the end of the race
if two or more riders are equal on points
the places in the final sprint determine who
wins. Speed, endurance, concentration and
ability to read the race and react quickly are
all found in a successful points rider.
Teams Pursuit
This is a true test of technique and
teamwork. Four cyclists (three cyclists for
women) line up and their success relies on
how well they work together. The rider on
the front must keep the pace as high as
possible but not ride so fast that they surge
away from their team mates. The cyclists
must ride as close as possible to the rear
wheel of the rider in front of them to gain
every possible aerodynamic benefit but
make sure they don’t touch wheels. The
riders swing up the track at the end of their
‘turn’ on the front leaving the next rider to
set the pace. The time is taken on the front
wheel of the third rider across the line.
Omnium
The Omnium is a new event on the Olympic
program. It is designed to formulate the
“ironman of cycling” and discover the most
versatile cyclist of track racing. The event
consists of six events held over two days
starting with a flying lap, then a points
race, an elimination race, an individual
pursuit, scratch race and finally a time trial.
From each of the six events the competitors
will be ranked from first to last place. The
overall Omnium winner will be determined
by the cyclist who has accumulated the
lowest total of the rankings for the six
events.

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Competitors - Elite Men6
1 Jonathan BATHE WA
2 Alex BIRD ACT
3 Edward BISSAKER ACT
4 Jack BOBRIDGE SA
5 Alexander BUBNER SA
6 Mitchell BULLEN NSW
7 Nathan CORRIGAN-MARTELLA VIC
8 Aaron DONNELLY NSW
9 Daniel ELLIS ACT
10 Matthew GLAETZER SA
11 James GLASSPOOL SA
12 Mark GLOWACKI SA
13 Stephen HALL WA
14 Maddison HAMMOND VIC
15 Michael HEPBURN QLD
16 Leigh HOWARD VIC
17 Damien HOWSON SA
18 Duane JOHANSEN WA
19 Jordan KERBY QLD
20 Scott LAW NSW
21 Jamie LEMURA SA
22 Peter LEWIS NSW
23 Mitchell LOVELOCK-FAY ACT
24 Cameron MEYER WA
25 David MILLER SA
26 Mitchell MULHERN QLD
27 Brent NELSON VIC
28 Jason NIBLETT VIC
29 Patrick NORTON SA
30 Shane PERKINS VIC
31 Gary RYAN ACT
32 Scott SUNDERLAND WA
33 Andrew TAYLOR NSW
34 Alexander TRUMBLE WA
35 John ZIVANOVIC SA
36 Jason ALLEN NZL
37 Shane ARCHBOLD NZL
38 Matthew ARCHIBALD NZL
39 Edward DAWKINS NZL
40 Aaron GATE NZL
41 Wes GOUGH NZL
42 Cameron KARWOWSKI NZL
43 Ethan MITCHELL NZL
44 Marc RYAN NZL
45 Tom SCULLY NZL
46 Nathan SEDDON NZL
47 Myron SIMPSON NZL
48 Simon VAN VELTHOOVEN NZL
49 Sam WEBSTER NZL
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Competitors - Under 19 Men 7
51 Oliver ANDERSON SA
52 Michael ASTELL TAS
53 Mitchell BENSON WA
54 Edward COAD SA
55 Samuel CROFT SA
56 Jack CUMMINGS VIC
57 Zac DELLER QLD
58 Alexander EDMONDSON SA
59 Caleb EWAN NSW
60 Ben FERGUSSON SA
61 Kyle FRANSON SA
62 Jaron GARDINER VIC
63 Justin GASSNER SA
64 Lachlan GLASSPOOL SA
65 Nathan HART ACT
66 Emerson HARWOOD VIC
67 Evan HULL VIC
68 Robert-Jon McCARTHY SA
69 Jack McCULLOCH NSW
70 Tirian MCMANUS NSW
71 Timothy MCMILLAN NSW
72 Alexander MORGAN VIC
73 Phillip MUNDY SA
74 Fraser NORTHEY SA
75 Shaun O’CALLAGHAN VIC
76 Luke PARKER VIC
77 Cameron PARLEVLIET VIC
78 Thomas REGAN NSW
79 Rick SANDERS VIC
80 Jacob SCHMID VIC
81 Miles SCOTSON SA
82 George TANSLEY SA
83 Jack WARD WA
84 Matthew WITTS SA
85 Luke ZACCARIA WA
86 Tom BEADLE NZL
87 Kristoff FORD NZL
88 Tayla HARRISON NZL
89 Patrick JONES NZL
90 Jacob JUNGHANNS NZL
91 Matiu KAIHAU NZL
92 Dylan KENNETT NZL
93 Hayden McCORMICK NZL
94 Matt NOBLE NZL
95 Hamish SCHREURS NZL
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Competitors - Elite Women8
96 Katherine BATES NSW
97 Catherine CULVENOR ACT
98 Megan DUNN NSW
99 Annette EDMONDSON SA
100 Elizabeth GEORGOURAS SA
101 Belinda GOSS TAS
102 Melissa HOSKINS WA
103 Emy HUNTSMAN VIC
104 Cassandra KELL NSW
105 Sarah KENT WA
106 Isabella KING WA
107 Jessica LAWS VIC
108 Carly LIGHT SA
109 Laura MCCAUGHEY TAS
110 Kaarle McCULLOCH NSW
111 Anna MEARES SA
112 Stephanie MORTON SA
113 Sinead NOONAN SA
114 Sophie OOTES SA
115 Nikolina ORLIC QLD
116 Emily ROSEMOND QLD
117 Josephine TOMIC WA
118 Rebecca WERNER SA
119 Holly WILLIAMS WA
120 Kaytee BOYD NZL
121 Sequoia COOPER NZL
122 Gemma DUDLEY NZL
123 Lauren ELLIS NZL
124 Natasha HANSEN NZL
125 Henrietta MITCHELL NZL
126 Alexandra NEEMS NZL
127 Jamie NEILSEN NZL
128 Alison SHANKS NZL
129 Dale TYE NZL
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Competitors - Under 19 Women
131 Georgia BAKER TAS
132 Rikki BELDER SA
133 Emily BUTCHER TAS
134 Letitia CUSTANCE SA
135 Imogen JELBART VIC
136 Taylah JENNINGS QLD
137 Madison LAW NSW
138 Jessica MUNDY SA
139 Alexandra O’DEA QLD
140 Allison RICE ACT
141 Adele SYLVESTER VIC
142 Stephanie McKENZIE NZL
143 Paige PATERSON NZL
144 Racquel SHEATH NZL
145 Olivia WIEBLITZ NZL
146 Georgia WILLIAMS NZL
147 Georgina WILSON NZL
No Name State/Nat No Name State/Nat

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Event Session 1 - Wednesday 24 November - 12.30pm
1 Women & U19 Omnium Round 1 - Flying Lap
2 Men Omnium Round 1 - Flying Lap
3 Women U19 2000 metre Individual Pursuit Qualifying (Fastest 4 to finals)
4 Men U19 3000 metre Individual Pursuit Qualifying (Fastest 4 to finals)
5 Women & U19 Omnium Round 2 - 20km Points Race
6 Men Omnium Round 2 - 30km Points Race
7 Women & U19 Team Sprint Qualifying (Fastest 4 to finals)
8 Men U19 Team Sprint Qualifying (Fastest 4 to finals)
9 Men U19 Scratch Race Qualifying Heats (2 x 5km: 1st 12 to final)
Event Session 2 - Wednesday 24 November - 6.00pm
10 Women U19 2000 metre Individual Pursuit Final (3rd & 4th, 1st & 2nd)
11 Men U19 3000 metre Individual Pursuit Final (3rd & 4th, 1st & 2nd)
12 Women & U19 Omnium Round 3 – Elimination
13 Men Omnium Round 3 – Elimination
14 Women & U19 Team Sprint Final AUS v NZL
Presentations in event order
15 Men U19 Team Sprint Final AUS v NZL
16 Men 1km Time Trial Final (2 up)
17 Women 500 metre Time Trial Final (2 up)
Presentations in event order
18 Women U19 7.5km Scratch Race Final
19 Men U19 10km Scratch Race Final
20 Women 10km Scratch Race Final
21 Men 15km Scratch Race Final
Presentations in event order
Event Session 3 - Thursday 25 November - 12.00pm
22 Women Sprint 200m qualify (Fastest 8 qualify for ¼ finals)
23 Men Sprint 200m qualify (Fastest 8 qualify for ¼ finals)
24 Women 3000 metre Individual Pursuit Qualifying (Fastest 4 to finals)
25 Women Sprint ¼ Finals Heat 1
26 Men Sprint ¼ Finals Heat 1
27 Women Sprint ¼ Finals Heat 2
28 Men Sprint ¼ Finals Heat 2
29 Men 4000 metre Individual Pursuit Qualifying (Fastest 4 to finals)
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30 Women Sprint ¼ Finals Heat 3 if required
31 Men Sprint ¼ Finals Heat 3 if required
32 Women & U19 Omnium Round 4 - 3000 metre Pursuit
33 Men Omnium Round 4 - 4000 metre Pursuit
34 Women Sprint 5th to 8th places
35 Men Sprint 5th to 8th places
Event Session 4 - Thursday 25 November - 6.00pm
36 Women Sprint Semi Final Heat 1
37 Men Sprint Semi Final Heat 1
38 Women & U19 Omnium Round 5 – 10km Scratch Race
39 Women Sprint Semi Final Heat 2
40 Men Sprint Semi Final Heat 2
41 Men Omnium Round 5 - 15km Scratch Race
42 Women Sprint Semi Final Heat 3 if required
43 Men Sprint Semi Final Heat 3 if required
44 Women U19 500 metre Time Trial Final (2 up)
45 Men U19 1km Time Trial Final (2 up)
46 Women 3000 metre Individual Pursuit Final (3rd & 4th, 1st & 2nd)
47 Men 4000 metre Individual Pursuit Final (3rd & 4th, 1st & 2nd)
Presentations in event order
48 Women Sprint Final Heat 1
49 Men Sprint Final Heat 1
50 Women & U19 Omnium Final Round 6 - 500 metre Time Trial (2 up)
51 Men Omnium Final Round 6 - 1000 metre Time Trial (2 up)
52 Women Sprint Final Heat 2
53 Men Sprint Final Heat 2
Presentations in event order
54 Women Sprint Final Heat 3 if required
55 Men Sprint Final Heat 3 if required
56 Men U19 20km Points Race Final
Presentations in event order
Event Session 5 - Friday 26 November - 1.00pm
57 Women U19 Sprint 200m qualify (Fastest 8 qualify for ¼ finals)
58 Men U19 Sprint 200m qualify (Fastest 8 qualify for ¼ finals)
59 Men U19 Omnium Round 1 – Flying Lap

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Event Schedule
60 Women U19 Sprint ¼ Finals Heat 1
61 Men U19 Sprint ¼ Finals Heat 1
62 Women U19 Sprint ¼ Finals Heat 2
63 Men U19 Sprint ¼ Finals Heat 2
64 Men Keirin Round 1 (3 heats, 1st 2 to Semi Final)
65 Women U19 Sprint ¼ Finals Heat 3 if required
66 Men U19 Sprint ¼ Finals Heat 3 if required
67 Men U19 Omnium Round 2 - 15km Points Race
68 Men Keirin Repechage (2 heats, 1st 3 to Semi Final)
69 Women U19 Sprint 5th to 8th places
70 Men U19 Sprint 5th to 8th places
Event Session 6 - Friday 26 November - 6.00pm
71 Women U19 Sprint Semi Final Heat 1
72 Men U19 Sprint Semi Final Heat 1
73 Men Keirin Semi Final (2 heats, first 3 to final, rest to 7-12)
74 Women U19 Sprint Semi Final Heat 2
75 Men U19 Sprint Semi Final Heat 2
76 Women U19 Sprint Semi Final Heat 3 if required
77 Men U19 Sprint Semi Final Heat 3 if required
78 Men U19 Omnium Round 3 - Elimination
79 Women U19 Sprint Final Heat 1
80 Men U19 Sprint Final Heat 1
81 Men Keirin 7th to 12th places
82 Men Keirin Final
83 Women U19 Sprint Final Heat 2
84 Men U19 Sprint Final Heat 2
85 Women & U19 20km Points Race Final
86 Men U19 Sprint Final Heat 3 if required
87 Men U19 Sprint Final Heat 3 if required
Presentations in event order
88 Men 30km Points Race Final
Presentation
Event Session 7 - Saturday 27 November - 1.00pm
89 Women & U19 Keirin Round 1 (3 heats, 1st 2 to Semi Final)
90 Men U19 Keirin Round 1 (3 heats, 1st 2 to Semi Final)

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Event Schedule
91 Men U19 4000 metre Team Pursuit Qualifying (Fastest 4 to finals)
92 Men U19 Omnium Round 4 - 3000 metre Pursuit
93 Women & U19 Keirin Repechage (2 heats, 1st 3 to Semi Final)
94 Men U19 Keirin Repechage (2 heats, 1st 3 to Semi Final)
95 Women & U19 3000m Team Pursuit Qualifying (Fastest 4 to finals)
96 Men 4000m Team Pursuit Qualifying (Fastest 4 to finals)
Event Session 8 - Saturday 27 November - 6.00pm
97 Men Team Sprint Qualifying (Fastest 4 to finals)
98 Men U19 Omnium Round 5 - 10km Scratch Race
99 Women & U19 Keirin Semi Final (1st 3 to final, rest to 7-12)
100 Men U19 Keirin Semi Final (1st 3 to final, rest to 7-12)
101 Women & U19 3000m Team Pursuit Final AUS v NZL
102 Men 4000m Team Pursuit Final AUS v NZL
Presentations in event order
103 Men U19 Omnium Final Round 6 - 1km Time Trial (2 up)
104 Men Team Sprint Final AUS v NZL
Presentations in event order
105 Women & U19 Keirin 7th to 12th places
106 Women & U19 Keirin Final
107 Men U19 Keirin 7th to 12th places
108 Men U19 Keirin Final
Presentations in event order
109 Men U19 4000 metre Team Pursuit Final AUS v NZL
110 Men 40km Madison Final
Presentations in event order

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