The men's team sprint competition at the 2018 UCI Track Cycling World Championships was held on 28 February 2018 at the Omnisport Apeldoorn in Apeldoorn, Netherlands.Start list
Results Qualifying The eight fastest teams advance to the first round.Qualifying results
Rank Nation Time Behind Notes 1 Nils van 't HoenderdaalHarrie LavreysenJeffrey Hoogland 42.869 Q 2 François PervisSébastien VigierQuentin Lafargue 43.389 +0.520 Q 3 Robert FörstemannMaximilian LevyJoachim Eilers 43.452 +0.583 Q 4 Jack CarlinRyan OwensJoseph Truman 43.553 +0.684 Q 5 Ethan MitchellSam WebsterEddie Dawkins 43.736 +0.867 Q 6 Alexander SharapovPavel YakushevskiyAleksandr Dubchenko 43.905 +1.036 Q 7 Kazuki AmagaiYudai NittaKazunari Watanabe 44.240 +1.371 Q 8 Pavel KelemenMartin ČechmanRobin Wagner 44.410 +1.541 Q 9 Li JianxinLuo YongjiaBi Wenjun 44.524 +1.655 10 Alejandro MartínezJuan PeraltaJosé Moreno Sánchez 44.665 +1.796 11 Kevin QuinteroRubén MurilloSantiago Ramírez 45.137 +2.268 12 Yauhen VeramchukArtsiom ZaitsauUladzislau Novik 45.227 +2.358 13 Rafał SarneckiMateusz RudykKrzysztof Maksel REL43.505
Poland were relegated "for incorrect change" (Art 3.2.153)
First round First round heats were held as follows: Heat 1: 4th v 5th fastest Heat 2: 3rd v 6th fastest Heat 3: 2nd v 7th fastest Heat 4: 1st v 8th fastest
The heat winners were ranked on time, from which the top 2 proceed to the gold medal final and the other 2 proceed to the bronze medal final.First round results
Rank Overall rank Name Nation Time Behind Notes4 vs 5 1 2 Jack CarlinPhilip HindesJason Kenny 43.434 QG 2 6 Ethan MitchellSam WebsterEddie Dawkins 44.146 +0.712 3 vs 6 1 3 Alexander SharapovPavel YakushevskiyAleksandr Dubchenko 43.557 QB 2 5 Stefan BötticherMaximilian LevyJoachim Eilers 43.594 +0.037 2 vs 7 1 4 François PervisSébastien VigierMichaël D'Almeida 43.737 QB 2 8 Kazuki AmagaiYudai NittaKazunari Watanabe 1 vs 8 1 1 Nils van 't HoenderdaalHarrie LavreysenMatthijs Büchli 43.234 QG 2 7 Pavel KelemenMartin ČechmanRobin Wagner 44.559 +1.325
QG = qualified for gold medal final QB = qualified for bronze medal final Japan were relegated "for two false start[s]" (Art 3.2.155)
Finals The final was started at 20:36.Final results
Rank Name Nation Time Behind Notes Gold medal race Nils van 't HoenderdaalHarrie LavreysenJeffrey Hoogland 42.727 CR Jack CarlinRyan OwensJason Kenny 43.231 +0.504 Bronze medal race François PervisSébastien VigierQuentin Lafargue 43.373 4 Alexander SharapovPavel YakushevskiyAleksandr Dubchenko 43.584 +0.211
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