2012 European Track Championships – Men's omnium

The Men's omnium was held on 20 October 2012. 13 riders participated.[1]

Medalists

Gold Lucas Liss (GER)
Silver Artur Ershov (RUS)
Bronze Gediminas Bagdonas (LTU)

Results

Overall results

After six events.[2]

RankRiderNation FL PR ER IP SR TT Total
1st place, gold medalist(s)Lucas Liss Germany33433117
2nd place, silver medalist(s)Artur Ershov Russia28116220
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Gediminas Bagdonas Lithuania916211534
4Roy Eefting Netherlands59749337
5Paolo Simion Italy85387738
6Mateusz Nowak Poland6112710440
7Alois Kaňkovský Czech Republic110995640
8Oleksandr Lobov Ukraine1265521141
9Nicky Cocquyt Belgium1021011942
10Raman Tsishkou Belarus771164843
11Gaël Suter  Switzerland4481181045
12Eerik Idarand Estonia11251212121284
13Mika Simola Finland13251313121391

Flying lap

It was held at 12:54.[3]

RankNameNationTimeNotes
1Alois Kaňkovský Czech Republic13.403
2Artur Ershov Russia13.456
3Lucas Liss Germany13.538
4Gaël Suter  Switzerland13.691
5Roy Eefting Netherlands13.775
6Mateusz Nowak Poland13.851
7Raman Tsishkou Belarus13.854
8Paolo Simion Italy13.991
9Gediminas Bagdonas Lithuania13.995
10Nicky Cocquyt Belgium14.271
11Eerik Idarand Estonia14.467
12Oleksandr Lobov Ukraine14.654
13Mika Simola Finland14.851

Points race

It was held at 19:42.[4]

RankNameNationLapsPoints
1Gediminas Bagdonas Lithuania+256
2Nicky Cocquyt Belgium+141
3Lucas Liss Germany+139
4Gaël Suter  Switzerland+132
5Paolo Simion Italy+131
6Oleksandr Lobov Ukraine+128
7Raman Tsishkou Belarus+126
8Artur Ershov Russia014
9Roy Eefting Netherlands09
10Alois Kaňkovský Czech Republic08
11Mateusz Nowak Poland08
Eerik Idarand Estonia− 2DNF
Mika Simola Finland−2DNF

Elimination race

It was held at 21:18.[5]

RankNameNation
1Artur Ershov Russia
2Mateusz Nowak Poland
3Paolo Simion Italy
4Lucas Liss Germany
5Oleksandr Lobov Ukraine
6Gediminas Bagdonas Lithuania
7Roy Eefting Netherlands
8Gaël Suter  Switzerland
9Alois Kaňkovský Czech Republic
10Nicky Cocquyt Belgium
10Raman Tsishkou Belarus
12Eerik Idarand Estonia
13Mika Simola Finland

Individual pursuit

It was held at 10:25.[6]

RankNameNationTimeNotes
1Artur Ershov Russia4:23.835
2Gediminas Bagdonas Lithuania4:31.289
3Lucas Liss Germany4:32.908
4Roy Eefting Netherlands4:35.102
5Oleksandr Lobov Ukraine4:35.499
6Raman Tsishkou Belarus4:36.290
7Mateusz Nowak Poland4:37.408
8Paolo Simion Italy4:38.063
9Alois Kaňkovský Czech Republic4:42.123
10Nicky Cocquyt Belgium4:44.262
11Gaël Suter  Switzerland4:45.089
12Eerik Idarand Estonia4:56.585
Mika Simola FinlandREL

Scratch race

It was held at 12:16.[7]

RankNameNationLaps Down
1Nicky Cocquyt Belgium
2Oleksandr Lobov Ukraine−1
3Lucas Liss Germany−2
4Raman Tsishkou Belarus−2
5Alois Kaňkovský Czech Republic−2
6Artur Ershov Russia−2
7Paolo Simion Italy−2
8Gaël Suter  Switzerland−2
9Roy Eefting Netherlands−2
10Mateusz Nowak Poland−2
11Gediminas Bagdonas Lithuania−2
12Eerik Idarand Estonia−3
13Mika Simola Finland−3

1000m time trial

It was held at 17:20.[8]

RankNameNationTime
1Lucas Liss Germany1:03.803
2Artur Ershov Russia1:04.110
3Roy Eefting Netherlands1:04.718
4Mateusz Nowak Poland1:05.130
5Gediminas Bagdonas Lithuania1:05.163
6Alois Kaňkovský Czech Republic1:05.166
7Paolo Simion Italy1:05.752
8Raman Tsishkou Belarus1:06.580
9Nicky Cocquyt Belgium1:06.729
10Gaël Suter  Switzerland1:07.744
11Oleksandr Lobov Ukraine1:08.431
12Eerik Idarand Estonia1:10.720
13Mika Simola Finland1:11.012

References

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