2010 European Track Championships – Men's sprint

The Men's sprint was one of the 6 men's events at the 2010 European Track Championships, held in Pruszków, Poland.

28 cyclists participated in the contest.

The event was held on November 6.

World record

World Record
WR	9.572	Kévin Sireau (FRA)	Moscow	30 May 2009

Qualifying

Fastest 24 riders advanced to 1/16 finals.

Rank	Name	Nation	Time	Notes
1	Chris Hoy	Great Britain	9.999	Q
2	Kévin Sireau	France	10.097	Q
3	Roy van den Berg	Netherlands	10.113	Q
4	Damian Zielinski	Poland	10.210	Q
5	Michaël D'Almeida	France	10.221	Q
6	Jason Kenny	Great Britain	10.236	Q
7	Robert Förstemann	Germany	10.253	Q
8	Tomáš Bábek	Czech Republic	10.353	Q
9	Denis Špička	Czech Republic	10.355	Q
10	Carsten Bergemann	Germany	10.381	Q
11	Zafeiris Volikakis	Greece	10.404	Q
11	Denis Dmitriev	Russia	10.404	Q
13	Andriy Vynokurov	Ukraine	10.441	Q
14	Adrian Teklinski	Poland	10.445	Q
15	David Castillo	Spain	10.567	Q
16	Pavel Yakushevskiy	Russia	10.580	Q
17	Luca Ceci	Italy	10.633	Q
18	Juan Gascon	Spain	10.635	Q
19	Hugo Haak	Netherlands	10.690	Q
20	Artem Frolov	Ukraine	10.750	Q
21	Francesco Ceci	Italy	10.765	Q
22	Gediminas Petrauskas	Lithuania	10.771	Q
23	Clemens Selzer	Austria	10.879	Q
24	Felix English	Ireland	11.046	Q
25	Daniel Baldauf	Austria	11.110
26	Miroslav Minchev	Bulgaria	11.148
27	David Askurava	Georgia	11.217
28	Miroslav Denev	Bulgaria	11.886

1/16 Finals

Winner of each heat qualified to 1/8 Finals. Chris Hoy, fastest cyclist of the qualifying, lost against Felix English who entered the 1/8 finals with the slowest time.^[1]

Heat	Rank	Name	Nation	Time	Notes
1	1	Felix English	Ireland	11.752	Q
1	2	Chris Hoy	Great Britain
2	1	Kévin Sireau	France	11.034	Q
2	2	Clemens Selzer	Austria
3	1	Roy van den Berg	Netherlands	10.818	Q
3	2	Gediminas Petrauskas	Lithuania
4	1	Damian Zielinski	Poland	10.918	Q
4	2	Francesco Ceci	Italy
5	1	Michaël D'Almeida	France	10.669	Q
5	2	Artem Frolov	Ukraine
6	1	Jason Kenny	Great Britain	10.672	Q
6	2	Hugo Haak	Netherlands
7	1	Robert Förstemann	Germany	10.917	Q
7	2	Juan Gascon	Spain
8	1	Tomáš Bábek	Czech Republic	10.902	Q
8	2	Luca Ceci	Italy
9	1	Denis Špička	Czech Republic	11.122	Q
9	2	Pavel Yakushevskiy	Russia
10	1	Carsten Bergemann	Germany	11.199	Q
10	2	David Castillo	Spain
11	1	Zafeiris Volikakis	Greece	11.035	Q
11	2	Adrian Teklinski	Poland
12	1	Denis Dmitriev	Russia	10.899	Q
12	2	Andriy Vynokurov	Ukraine

1/8 Finals

Winner of each heat qualified to 1/4 Finals. Losers went to repêchages.

Heat	Rank	Name	Nation	Time	Notes
1	1	Denis Dmitriev	Russia	11.024	Q
1	2	Felix English	Ireland
2	1	Kévin Sireau	France	10.472	Q
2	2	Zafeiris Volikakis	Greece
3	1	Roy van den Berg	Netherlands	10.986	Q
3	2	Carsten Bergemann	Germany
4	1	Damian Zielinski	Poland	10.589	Q
4	2	Denis Špička	Czech Republic
5	1	Michaël D'Almeida	France	10.757	Q
5	2	Tomáš Bábek	Czech Republic
6	1	Jason Kenny	Great Britain	10.482	Q
6	2	Robert Förstemann	Germany

1/8 Finals Repechage

Heat	Rank	Name	Nation	Time	Notes
1	1	Denis Špička	Czech Republic	10.973	Q
1	2	Felix English	Ireland
1	3	Robert Förstemann	Germany		REL
2	1	Tomáš Bábek	Czech Republic	10.911	Q
2	2	Carsten Bergemann	Germany
2	3	Zafeiris Volikakis	Greece

Quarterfinals

Heat	Rank	Name	Nation	Race 1	Race 2	Decider	Notes
1	1	Denis Dmitriev	Russia	10.639	10.787		Q
1	2	Tomáš Bábek	Czech Republic
2	1	Kévin Sireau	France	10.667	10.650		Q
2	2	Denis Špička	Czech Republic
3	1	Jason Kenny	Great Britain	10.448	10.578		Q
3	2	Roy van den Berg	Netherlands
4	1	Damian Zielinski	Poland		10.743	10.546	Q
4	2	Michaël D'Almeida	France	10.631

Race for 5th-8th Places

Rank	Name	Nation	Time
5	Tomáš Bábek	Czech Republic	12.088
6	Denis Špička	Czech Republic
7	Michaël D'Almeida	France
8	Roy van den Berg	Netherlands

Semifinals

Heat	Rank	Name	Nation	Race 1	Race 2	Notes
1	1	Denis Dmitriev	Russia		10.502	Q
1	2	Damian Zielinski	Poland	10.851		DSQ
2	1	Kévin Sireau	France	10.401	10.445	Q
2	2	Jason Kenny	Great Britain

Finals

Rank	Name	Nation	Race 1	Race 2
Gold Medal Races
	Denis Dmitriev	Russia	10.418	10.657
	Kévin Sireau	France
Bronze Medal Races
	Jason Kenny	Great Britain
4	Damian Zielinski	Poland	DSQ

References

↑ "Hoy eliminated in 1/16!". eurotrack2010.eu. 2010-11-06. Retrieved 2010-11-06.

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[1] "Hoy eliminated in 1/16!". eurotrack2010.eu. 2010-11-06. Retrieved 2010-11-06.