Ciclismo su pista - Campionato del Mondo Juniores - 2000

Scelta di una stagione :

Campionato del Mondo Juniores - Risultati Uomini 2000

Italia - Fiorenzuola d'Arda - Agosto 2000

1	Mark Renshaw (AUS)	1.05.779
2	Andriy Vinokurov (UKR)	1.06.268
3	Nicolo Marelli (ITA)	1.06.460
4	Milan Behunek (CZE)	1.07.553
5	Eukasz Kwiatkowski (POL)	1.07.630
6	Michel Pedrozo (CUB)	1.07.722
7	Todd Yezefsky (USA)	1.07.786
8	Sascha Hartelt (GER)	1.08.025
9	Athanasios Mantzourainis (GRE)	1.08.548
10	Tom Vanbecelaere (BEL)	1.08.699
11	David Heaven (GBR)	1.08.779
12	Theo Bos (NED)	1.08.997
13	Sylvain Alonso (FRA)	1.09.023
14	Maximiliano Richeze (ARG)	1.09.061
15	Edwards Dean (RSA)	1.09.256
16	Yoshitaka Mikami (JAP)	1.09.771
17	Pol Nin Moran (ESP)	1.10.420
18	Alexei Tchounossov (RUS)	1.11.153
19	Gottfried Schrittwieser (AUT)	1.11.165
20	Martin Ehrismann (SUI)	1.11.435
21	Milan Branicky (SVK)	1.13.335
22	Alexandr Sheglov (UZB)	1.13.972
23	Christian Tavares-Finson (JAM)	1.14.438
24	Luis Eduardo Murillo (ECU)	1.17.993

1	Davide Tortella (ITA)	30
2	Peter Dawson (AUS)	14
3	Eugeni Iakovlev (RUS)	14
4	Jure Zrimsek (SLO)	12
5	Leif Lampater (GER)	11
6	Kieran Page (GBR)	9
7	Rafal Ratajczyk (POL)	9
8	Laurent Duble (FRA)	7
9	Luis Fernando Macias Hernandez (MEX)	7
10	Andrew Bradley (AUT)	5
11	Jesper Dargaard (DEN)	5
12	Hilario Marquina Garcia (ESP)	5
13	Andreas Dietziker (SUI)	4
14	Martin Capek (CZE)	4
15	Marius Zaleskis (LTU)	3
16	Bas Giling (NED)	2
17	Roberto Maria (ARG)	1
18	Takuo Myochin (JAP)	0
19	Kristof Sels (BEL)	0
20	Milan Branicky (SVK)	0
21	Jon Retseck (USA)	0
22	Thomas Garth (RSA)	0
23	Alexandr Sheglov (UZB)	0
24	Sergiy Yavorskyy (UKR)	0
25	Joannis Metohianaris (GRE)	+1 Giro 1

1	Lituania (Sergejus Apionkinas, Vytautas Kaupas, Simas Raguckas, Tomas Vaitkus)
2	Francia (Grégory Bernard, Nicolas Rousseau, Romain Genter, William Bonnet)
3	Russia (Almaz Baigoujine, Alexander Serov, Pavel Brutt, Nikita Eskov)
4	Australia (Brodie Cullen, Peter Dawson, Lee Godfrey, Kieren Cameron)
5	Italia
6	Germania
7	Belgio
8	Polonia

1	Australia (Mark Renshaw, Jason Niblett, Ryan Bayley)
2	Russia (Nikolai Dmitriev, Denis Terenen, Sergey Borisov)
3	Italia (Mattia Trevisan, Giovanni Carini, Nikolo Marelli)
4	Francia (Franck Durivaux, Sebastien Notin, Dimitri Paul)