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UCI Track WCup Kazakhstan Day 3 Report, Results, Photos – Glaesser Wins Omnium Scratch Race & Places 7th Overall

by pedalmag.com

November 06, 2011 (Astana, Kazakhstan) – Jasmin Glaesser (Coquitlam, BC) raced to an amazing seventh position in the women’s Omnium as the 2012 UCI Track World Cup kicked off this weekend in Astana, Kazakhstan, and doing so in her first ever appearance on the UCI World Cup tour, while Gillian Carleton (Victoria, BC), also making her World Cup and international debut, raced to the fourth place of the Women’s points race, and came just three points short of taking the victory.

Canada sent a young a developing team to this opening World Cup of the 2012 season, with several members of its team in good positions within the 2012 Olympic Games qualification process.

Glaesser, who recently won the gold and set a new Canadian record in the women’s team pursuit race at the recent Pan-American Games in Mexico, finished off the six-race Omnium event with 51 points, and was only three points away from a Top 5. Notably, Gleasser broke the Top 5 in the scratch race, which she won, and the points race in which she came fourth.

“Racing here in Kazakhstan was a really exciting opportunity and I am able to walk away with some valuable experience. I am looking forward to the rest of the season and capitalizing on what I learned here to make sure I am as prepared as possible for the racing ahead. Thanks to the coaches and staff and everyone behind the scenes,” said Glaesser, 19 years old, from Kazakhstan.

In the Women’s points race, where points are awarded to the top four riders of the peloton every five laps, Canada’s Gillian Carleton placed a well fought fourth place, showing 28 points, just three points behind race winner Ahreum Na of Korea. Carleton was racing for the first time at the World Cup level and taking part in her first international race wearing Canada’s uniform.

The Canadian Men’s team sprint team comprised of Joseph Veloce (Fonthill, ON), Travis Smith (Calgary, AB) and Hugo Barette (Cap-aux-Meules, QC) finished 15th with a time of 46.321. In the individual sprint race, Veloce came in 33rd with a time of 10.388, while Travis Smith posted the 40th time at 10.473.

Veloce also competed in the Men’s keirin race at this opening World Cup of the season. Finishing third of the qualifying round, he went on to place fourth in the repêchage round and did not advance to the quarterfinals.

In the Women’s sprint event, Calgary’s Monique Sullivan was looking to put continue her momentum from a successful 2011 season, where she significantly improved on the international scene. With few races under her belt entering this season, the two-time defending Canadian champion went on to qualify with the 22nd fastest time of 11.668, and did not advance to the elimination rounds.

Sullivan also took part in the Women’s keirin. In the opening qualifying rounds, she went on to finish third of her heat, and moved to the repêchage heats, where she finished second. Unfortunately, that was not enough for Sullivan to advance to the quarterfinals and have a shot for a medal.

Canada’s newly-created Women’s team pursuit squad comprised of Jasmin Glaesser, Julia Bradley (Toronto, ON) and Gillian Carleton placed 12th of the 3:35.363.

Results

Women’s Omnium

Individual Pursuit
1. Dani King (Gbr) 3:35.919
2. Evgeniya Romanyuta (RVL) 3:36.572
3. Kirsten Wild (Ned) 3:37.427
4. Svitlana Galyuk (Ukr) 3:39.062
5. Lisa Brennauer (Ger) 3:39.360
6. Amy Cure (Aus) 3:40.793
7. Jasmin Glaesser (Can) 3:41.069
8. Li Huang (Chn) 3:41.846
9. Jolien D’Hoore (Bel) 3:43.677
10. Pascale Jeuland (Fra) 3:44.746
11. Ausrine Trebaite (Ltu) 3:44.870
12. Sofia Arreola (Mex) 3:45.642
13. Mei Yu Hsiao (Tpe) 3:46.610
14. Jarmila Machacova (Cze) 3:48.868
15. Katarzyna Pawlowska (Pol) 3:49.667
16. Gemma Dudley (Nzl) 3:50.269
17. Angie Gonzalez (Ven) 3:50.331
18. Andrea Wolfer (Sui) 3:51.954
19. Marta Tagliaferro (Ita) 3:55.261
20. Zhao Juan Meng (Hkg) 3:58.986
21. Natalya Stefanskaya (Kaz) 3:59.657

Scratch Race
1. Jasmin Glaesser (Can)
2. Lisa Brennauer (Ger)
3. Svitlana Galyuk (Ukr) -1
4. Gemma Dudley (Nzl) -1
5. Sofia Arreola (Mex) -1
6. Dani King (Gbr) -1
7. Jarmila Machacova (Cze) -1
8. Li Huang (Chn) -1
9. Evgeniya Romanyuta (RVL) -1
10. Kirsten Wild (Ned) -1
11. Pascale Jeuland (Fra) -1
12. Marta Tagliaferro (Ita) -1
13. Andrea Wolfer (Sui) -1
14. Katarzyna Pawlowska (Pol) -1
15. Amy Cure (Aus) -1
16. Jolien D’hoore (Bel) -1
17. Mei Yu Hsiao (Tpe) -1
18. Angie Gonzalez (Ven) -1
19. Zhao Juan Meng (Hkg) -1
20. Ausrine Trebaite (Ltu) -1
21. Natalya Stefanskaya (Kaz) -1

Time Trial
1. Mei Yu Hsiao (Tpe) 35.393
2. Dani King (Gbr) 35.870
3. Li Huang (Chn) 36.189
4. Evgeniya Romanyuta (RVL) 36.511
5. Ausrine Trebaite (Ltu) 36.711
6. Lisa Brennauer (Ger) 36.838
7. Jolien D’Hoore (Bel) 37.004
8. Katarzyna Pawlowska (Pol) 37.057
9. Zhao Juan Meng (Hkg) 37.084
10. Angie Gonzalez (Ven) 37.278
11. Svitlana Galyuk (Ukr) 37.404
12. Sofia Arreola (Mex) 37.605
13. Kirsten Wild (Ned) 37.666
14. Amy Cure (Aus) 37.725
15. Andrea Wolfer (Sui) 37.798
16. Jasmin Glaesser (Can) 38.106
17. Gemma Dudley (Nzl) 38.260
18. Pascale Jeuland (Fra) 38.320
19. Jarmila Machacova (Cze) 38.535
20. Marta Tagliaferro (Ita) 38.739
21. Natalya Stefanskaya (Kaz) 39.790

Final Standings
1. Evgeniya Romanyuta (RVL) 26 pts
2. Dani King (Gbr) 33
3. Li Huang (Chn) 43
4. Lisa Brennauer (Ger) 44
5. Kirsten Wild (Ned) 50
6. Svitlana Galyuk (Ukr) 50
7. Jasmin Glaesser (Can) 51
8. Jolien D’hoore (Bel) 51
9. Ausrine Trebaite (Ltu) 58
10. Katarzyna Pawlowska (Pol) -62
11. Amy Cure (Aus) 68
12. Mei Yu Hsiao (Tpe) 70
13. Sofia Arreola (Mex) 79
14. Andrea Wolfer (Sui) 83
15. Angie Gonzalez (Ven) 86
16. Pascale Jeuland (Fra) 87
17. Jarmila Machacova (Cze) 87
18. Zhao Juan Meng (Hkg) 88
19. Marta Tagliaferro (Ita) 90
20. Gemma Dudley (Nzl) 93
21. Natalya Stefanskaya (Kaz) 113
DNF Tatyana Sharakova (Blr)
DNF Caroline Ryan (CGA)
DNF Alzbeta Pavlendova (Svk)





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