November 22, 2008 (Melbourne, Australia) – Here are results from Day 3 of the UCI Track World Cup #2 taking place in Melbourne, Australia, which runs from November 20-22. There are no Canadians competing in the event.

Results

Men’s Sprint Finals

For Gold

Race 1
1. Shane Perkins (Aus) Australia 10.617
2. Michaël d’Almeida (Fra) France

Race 2
1. Shane Perkins (Aus) Australia 10.735
2. Michaël d’Almeida (Fra) France

For Bronze

Race 1
1. Jason Niblett (Aus) Team Toshiba 11.469
2. François Pervis (Fra) Cofidis

Race 2
1. Jason Niblett (Aus) Team Toshiba 10.832
2. François Pervis (Fra) Cofidis

Places 5-29
5. Josiah Ng Onn Lam (Mas) Malaysia
6. Wen Hao Li (Chn) China
7. Kazunari Watanabe (Jpn) Japan
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9. Michael Seidenbecher (Ger) Germany
10. Matthias John (Ger) Germany
11. Thierry Jollet (Fra) France
12. Joel Leonard (Aus) Australia
13. Daniel Ellis (Aus) Team Toshiba
14. Qi Tang (Chn) China
15. Yuriy Tsyupyk (Ukr) Ukraine
16. Christos Volikakis (Gre) Greece
17. Didier Henriette (Fra) Cofidis
18. David Alonso Castillo (Spa) Spain
19. Kazuya Narita (Jpn) Japan
20. Edward Dawkins (NZl) New Zealand
21. Pavel Yakushevskiy (Rus) Russia
22. Adam Stewart (NZl) New Zealand
23. Hodei Mazquiaran Uria (Spa) Spain
24. Steven Sansonetti (Aus) Bike Technologies Australia
25. Lae Seon Choi (Kor) Korea
26. Sergey Kucherov (Rus) Russia
27. Clemens Selzer (Aut) Austria
28. Yeong Gyu Jeon (Kor) Korea
29. Adrian Sansonetti (Aus) Bike Technologies Australia

Men’s Madison Finals

1. Spain 19 points
Unai Elorriaga Zubiaur
David Muntaner Juaneda

2. Australia 7 points
Cameron Meyer
Christopher Sutton

3. Germany 6 points
Henning Bommel
Fabian Schaar

4. Team Toshiba 17 points
Leigh Howard (Aus)
Glenn O’Shea (Aus)

5. Poland 11 points
Lukasz Bujko
Rafal Ratajczyk

6. Italy 11 points
Alex Buttazzoni
Andrea Pinos

7. Austria 10 points
Andreas Graf
Georg Tazreiter

8. New Zealand 1
Jason Allen
Thomas Scully

9. Ukraine 1
Sergiy Lagkuti
Lyubomyr Polatayko

10. Denmark 2 points
Jesper Morkov
Christian Ranneries

11. Argentina 2 points
Jose Fernando Antogna
Angel Dario Colla

12. Switzerland 1
Tristan Marguet
Loïc Perizzolo

DNF Korea
In Hyeok Hwang
Dong Hyun Shin

Women’s 500m TT Finals

1. Willy Kanis (Ned) Netherlands 34.657 (51.937 km/h)
2. Jinjie Gong (Chn) China 34.676
3. Kaarle McCulloch (Aus) Team Toshiba 34.844
4. Elisa Frisoni (Ita) Italy 35.542
5. Yulei Xu (Chn) Max Success Pro Cycling 35.670
6. Kerrie Meares (Aus) Australia 35.677
7. Wai Sze Lee (HKg) Hong Kong 36.015
8. Fatehah Mustapa (Mas) Malaysia 36.351
9. Fang Tian (Chn) Giant Pro Cycling 36.391
10. Helena Casas Roige (Spa) Spain 36.727
11. Jutatip Maneephan (Tha) Thailand 37.233

Women’s Team Pursuit Finals

For Gold

1. Great Britain 3:29.890 (51.455 km/h)
Elizabeth Armitstead
Katie Colclough
Joanna Rowsell

2. Australia 3:30.506
Ashlee Ankudinoff
Sarah Kent
Josephine Tomic

For Bronze

1. Ukraine 3:34.842
Svitlana Galyuk
Lesya Kalitovska
Lyubov Shulika

2. Spain 3:37.858
Debora Galvez Lopez
Leire Olaberria Dorronsoro
Ana Usabiaga Balerdi

5. Russia
6. New Zealand

Women’s Keirin Finals

1. Willy Kanis (Ned) Netherlands
2. Elisa Frisoni (Ita) Italy
3. Christin Muche (Ger) Germany
4. Kaarle McCulloch (Aus) Team Toshiba
5. Yvonne Hijgenaar (Ned) Netherlands
6. Jinjie Gong (Chn) China

Places 7-10
7. Fatehah Mustapa (Mas) Malaysia
8. Kerrie Meares (Aus) Australia
9. Swetlana Grankowskaja (Rus) Russia
10. Emily Rosemond (Aus) Australia
DSQ Natasha Hansen (NZl) New Zealand

Places 13-20
13. Xiao Juan Diao (HKg) Hong Kong
13. Apryl Eppinger (Aus) Philippines
13. Cari Higgins (USA) Proman Racing Team
16. Yulei Xu (Chn) Max Success Pro Cycling
16. Sutharat Bonsawat (Tha) Thailand
16. Jutatip Maneephan (Tha) Thailand
19. Helena Casas Roige (Spa) Spain
19. Wai Sze Lee (HKg) Hong Kong