III Cycling World Championships Everything Thread

[West Phoenicia]

Day 5 of the III Cycling World Championships in Liventia and Dunnes saw a boost in ratings for WP Sports 2 as West Phoenicia pulled in 3 medals.

After the success of Leah Overland many West Phoenician viewers wondered if that was all West Phoenicia had to offer. Aisde from the Olympic Games in Vekaiyu and Kelssek this is the first major international cycling event.

Just as viewers were about to tune out day 5 saw a remarkable comeback with Count Whiskey Catt pulling in gold in the Men's BMX finals that saw West Phoenician favourite Jason Mells crash and burn in the finals.
But which saw a new West Phoenician hero emerge in Count Whiskey Catt a popular young royal who hails from Antebellum Territory in West Phoenicia. Always seen as second best in the BMX squad he has stunned officals with his gold win.

If gold was not enough for the hungry West Phoenician crowds 2 silver wins were pulled in Sue Liverpool had a brilliant run in the women's cyclo-cross barely missing out on the gold. The other silver was won by Rachel Westwood in the women's scratch race.
Rachel is one of the youngest members of the West Phoenician cycling team at 17 years of age. Her family and friends were besides themselves that her first international event and she was coming home a medal winner.

WP Sports 2 has seen an increased spike in viewership with fans glued to the screens for more magic moments.

[Krytenia]

Dewhurst Delivers In Orean

WITH the more "traditional" events on the cycling programme getting underway in Orean, all eyes have turned upon the men and women in the famous sky blue skinsuits of Krytenia. Sadly, gone are the days when track cycling meant bicycle pumps at ten paces between the celestine cyclists and their arch-rivals from Sorthern Northland, but there are still those who wish to challenge the perceived Krytenian dominance of the velodrome. The likes of Kenmoria and co-hosts Dunnes are the main challengers this year upon the wooden circle, with long-established nations sugh as Liventia and West Phoenicia also lighting up the track.

So, not plain sailing for the Krytenians then, but not to worry. There are still stars of the track to cheer on. Take Yasmin "Jazz" Dewhurst for example. In the morning session, she kept pace well in the scratch race, keeping in the pack and on the lead lap - but was just edged out in the final sprint, forced to take a very wide line around the final bend to make space and coming around only(!) for the bronze medal to get the Sky Blue off the mark. But young Jazz wasn't done yet. The teenager from Wick lined up with Leah Hondo for the team sprint, and the pair put on a masterclass. Their opening run broke thirty-two seconds and set a new championship record, and whilst the Liventian pair gave them a run for their money in the semi, "Hon y Dew" (blame the Internet forumites for that one) were not to be denied. The twosome absolutely smoked the pair of Chloe Wright and Alicia Mille in the final, leading to the first - and probably not the last - pumping of Celesta through the PA.

As the action heats up in the velodrome, then, look out for more sky blue streaks and more medals to add to the collection. My fingers are pointed pretty much straight at the men's pursuit quartet, who broke their own championship record in making it to the final of the event.

[Dunnes]

Cutoff for the final day of competition in Dunnes.

[Dunnes]

Dunnes Results, Day 6

WOMENS BMX SEMIFINALS
Top 4 in Each Heat to Final

Semifinal 1
1 Cyndi Dieter (DAR)         36.257 Q
2 Eve Humphreys (LEN)        37.212 Q
3 Melanie Redwood (LEN)      37.823 Q
4 Sylvia Seráphine (KEN)     37.991 Q
5 Kelli Shelagh (KEN)        38.566
6 Dominique Defence (KWP)    38.760
7 Erma Hadley (KEN)          38.982
8 Kine Rapp (DAR)            40.349

  Semifinal 2
1 Lila Yang (DUN)            37.463 Q
2 Melanie Parks (KWP)        37.957 Q
3 Maseray Jawara (BNJ)       38.109 Q
4 Sarah Parrish (KRY)        38.672 Q
5 Sienna Marcelle (KEN)      39.036
6 Shari Bartram (DAR)        39.245
7 Tuvan Sydney (KWP)         39.535
8 Lucy Gillehammer (DUN)     42.662

WOMENS BMX FINALS

FINAL
1 Sylvia Seráphine (KEN)    36.878
2 Melanie Redwood (LEN)     37.559
3 Maseray Jawara (BNJ)      37.713
4 Lila Yang (DUN)           38.136
5 Cyndi Dieter (DAR)        38.187
6 Sarah Parrish (KRY)       38.450
7 Eve Humphreys (LEN)       40.030
— Melanie Parks (KWP)          DNF

MIXED XC MTB TEAM RELAY FINAL

1 Ansotegi Denzil/Rosaire Mack/Benjamin Renault/Isodora Terré/Stephanie Lyns (KEN)     1:04:22
2 Bob Phelps/Seth Sargent/Owain Herbert/Becca Taylor/Julia George (LEN)                1:04:56
3 Gavin Wood/Symon Kris/Alan Patterson/Maya Diamond/Tina Le Chong (KWP)                1:05:49
4 Elias Craig/Ethan Martz/Thomas Ó hAllmhuráin/Naomh Bruhn/Stefani Arterberry (DAR)    1:06:14
5 James Fellowes/Joe Kasaba/Gavin Smith/Belinda Xousa/Charlotte King (KRY)             1:07:12
6 Cole Evans/Evan Williams/Brett Frenze/Sarah Koda/Fiona English (DUN)                 1:09:14

MENS DOWNHILL MTB FINAL

1 Loann Martel (DAR)             3:54.59
 2 David Stuart-Lane (LEN)        3:54.90
 3 Marc Black (KWP)               3:54.91
 4 Drew Phillips (DUN)            3:56.22
 5 Jean-Pierre Toussaint (LEN)    3:56.33
 6 Francis Delacroix (KRY)        3:57.42
 7 Robert Graziano (KRY)          3:57.93
 8 Yves Martin (KRY)              3:58.47
 9 Cooper Reynolds (KWP)          3:58.66
10 Mabon Mag Uidhir (DAR)         3:59.73
11 Mohammed Al Shadi (KWP)        4:00.85
12 Damon Padovano (KRY)           4:01.96
13 Mark Peters (DUN)              4:03.64
14 Jodocus Mendel (DAR)           4:04.32
15 Max Robin (DUN)                4:08.99
16 Jean-Noël Brunelle (LEN)       4:10.06
17 Symeonu Rademacher (DAR)       4:12.25
18 Ali Kutan (KWP)                4:15.14
 — Austin Lovett (LEN)                DNF
   Daniel Hove (DUN)                  DNF

WOMENS DOWNHILL MTB FINAL

1 Carmen Matthews (LEN)        3:44.81
 2 Carole Waldheim (KRY)        3:45.88
 3 Maxine Johnson (DUN)         3:46.05
 4 Phillipa Reynolds (KRY)      3:46.77
 5 Ivana Sundowner (KWP)        3:48.28
 6 Renee Pinkerton (KWP)        3:48.33
 7 Danielle Halliday (LEN)      3:50.44
 8 Amelia Lawson (LEN)          3:51.97
 9 Stephanie Senna (KRY)        3:53.21
10 Mara Lolder (DUN)            3:53.34
11 Anita Bancroft (KWP)         3:54.54
12 Justine Jezioro (KRY)        3:55.63
13 Katrina Monette (DAR)        3:56.77
14 Colette Blanc (LEN)          3:59.52
15 Tzipporah Ó Dubháin (DAR)    4:01.02
16 Laura Gold (DUN)             4:01.46
17 Sibylla Gonzales (DAR)       4:04.00
18 Jeane Siemon (DAR)           4:05.77
 — Dame Phyllis Aqua (KWP)          DNF
   Fiona Ellis (DUN)                DNF

MENS CYCLOCROSS FINAL

1 Douglas Hall (DUN)             57:49
 2 Dominic Kirkpatrick (LEN)      58:08
 3 Vito Pierson (DAR)             58:15
 4 Mark Morse (LEN)               58:25
 5 Siöm Arëm (DMN)                58:59
 6 Christian Hosband (DUN)        59:19
 7 Hassan Guissé (BNJ)            59:43
 8 Rafe Hausler (DAR)             59:58
 9 Ken Yoshimata (DUN)          1:00:04
10 Tyson Whyte (KWP)            1:00:09
11 Brendon Morse (LEN)          1:00:11
12 Ty Daniau (DAR)              1:00:28
13 Rübens Arëm (DMN)            1:01:43
14 Ian Cambiasso (KRY)          1:02:10
 — Adam Vaughn (KWP)                LAP
   Alan Lee (KRY)                   LAP
   Gage Hechy (DUN)                 LAP
   Jenson Guthrie (LEN)             DNF
   Marcus Ivanov (KRY)              DNF
   Oliver Dupre (KWP)               LAP
   Stephen Jacobs (KRY)             LAP
   Tierney Rafferty (DAR)           LAP
   William Hobbs (KWP)              LAP

[Liventia]

Day 6, Liventian results
Men's Keirin

First round
Top three per heat to semi-finals; rest to repêchage
  First round heat 1
1 Jules Gill (DUN)                   Q
2 Paul Jackson (KRY)          0.065  Q
3 Jake Bexley (LEN)           0.118  Q
4 Jonathan Russell (KEN)      0.197  r
5 Manu Fitzgerald (DAR)       0.364  r

  First round heat 2
1 Christopher Wright (KEN)           Q
2 Alfred Morse (LEN)          0.143  Q
3 Anthony Sampaolo (KRY)      0.205  Q
4 Gavin Hoover (DUN)          0.235  r
5 Frank Sulzbach (DAR)        0.243  r
6 Lucas Frag (KWP)            1.364  r

  First round heat 3
1 Sean Powell (KEN)                  Q
2 Mike Morris (KWP)           0.079  Q
3 Roger Gomez (KRY)           0.143  Q
4 Wiegand Ayton (DAR)         0.408  r
5 Victor Beauchamp (LEN)      0.579  r
6 Brian Butterball (KWP)      0.584  r

First round repêchage
Heat winners semi-finals; rest to placing final
  Repêchage heat 1
1 Jonathan Russell (KEN)           Q
2 Brian Butterball (KWP)    0.608
3 Victor Beauchamp (LEN)    0.736
— Frank Sulzbach (DAR)        DNF

  Repêchage heat 2
1 Lucas Frag (KWP)                 Q
2 Gavin Hoover (DUN)        0.307
3 Wiegand Ayton (DAR)       0.582
4 Manu Fitzgerald (DAR)     0.718

Placement final and Semi-finals
Top three per semi to A Final; rest to B Final
  C Final
12 Manu Fitzgerald (DAR)       
13 Wiegand Ayton (DAR)         0.225
14 Brian Butterball (KWP)      0.402
15 Gavin Hoover (DUN)          0.725
16 Victor Beauchamp (LEN)      1.028
17 Frank Sulzbach (DAR)        1.587

  Semifinal heat 1
1 Jules Gill (DUN)                   A
2 Alfred Morse (LEN)          0.088  A
3 Jonathan Russell (KEN)      0.174  A
4 Roger Gomez (KRY)           0.406  B
5 Lucas Frag (KWP)            0.464  B

  Semifinal heat 2
1 Anthony Sampaolo (KRY)             A
2 Mike Morris (KWP)           0.103  A
3 Christopher Wright (KEN)    0.230  A
4 Jake Bexley (LEN)           0.243  B
5 Paul Jackson (KRY)          0.270  B
6 Sean Powell (KEN)           0.344  B

Finals
  B Final
 7 Jake Bexley (LEN)           
 8 Paul Jackson (KRY)          0.112
 9 Roger Gomez (KRY)           0.133
10 Sean Powell (KEN)           0.140
11 Lucas Frag (KWP)            0.296

  A Final
G Jules Gill (DUN)            
S Anthony Sampaolo (KRY)      0.078
B Alfred Morse (LEN)          0.086
4 Jonathan Russell (KEN)      0.105
5 Christopher Wright (KEN)    0.134
6 Mike Morris (KWP)           0.180

Men's Scratch Race

First rider across the line without a net lap loss wins.
 G Ross Kay (KRY)              0
 S Hector Goodwin (KEN)        0
 B Jules Girault (LEN)         0
 4 Jørn Wirner (DAR)           0
 5 Scott Tucker (LEN)          0
 6 Terrance Rollins (KEN)      0
 7 Chad Murdoch (DAR)          0
 8 Caleb Birch (KWP)           0
 9 Lance Schneider (KEN)       0
10 Steven Kay (KRY)            0
11 Kenny Bullard (DAR)         0
12 Lorenzo Perez (KRY)        -1
13 Lucas Cook (LEN)           -1
14 Zach Davies (KWP)          -1
15 Luc Mainville (DUN)        -1
 — Lance Neilson (KWP)       DNF

Women's sprint

Championship record, 200m time trial qualifying: Victoria Young (SNO) 11.091
Qualifying (flying time trial)
Top time qualifies for second round. Rest to first round.
 1 Yasmin Dewhurst (KRY)     10.751  Q CR
 2 Eve Central (KWP)         10.762
 3 Jennifer Lane (KRY)       10.786
 4 Phoebe Morgan (KEN)       10.789
 5 Pat Bass (LEN)            10.840
 6 Esme Andrews (KEN)        10.862
 7 Sofia Campbell (KEN)      10.864
 8 Anti Kinte (BNJ)          10.888
 9 Phoebe O'Claire (KWP)     10.900
10 Leah Hondo (KRY)          10.903
11 Leslie Lafaille (LEN)     10.921
12 Carrie Riviera (DUN)      10.931
13 Sammy Griffin (LEN)       10.944
14 Sabina O'Neal (DAR)       11.124
15 Grace Central (KWP)       11.251
16 Madelaine Ibáñez (DAR)    11.281
17 Hildur Robbins (DAR)      11.307

New championship record: Yasmin Dewhurst (KRY) 10.751

First round
Heat winners to second round; losers to repêchage
  First round heat 1
1 Eve Central (KWP)         10.886  Q
2 Hildur Robbins (DAR)      11.266  r

  First round heat 2
1 Jennifer Lane (KRY)       10.939  Q
2 Madelaine Ibáñez (DAR)    11.344  r

  First round heat 3
1 Phoebe Morgan (KEN)       10.754  Q
2 Grace Central (KWP)       11.280  r

  First round heat 4
1 Sabina O'Neal (DAR)       11.107  Q
2 Pat Bass (LEN)            11.267  r

  First round heat 5
1 Esme Andrews (KEN)        10.836  Q
2 Sammy Griffin (LEN)       11.027  r

  First round heat 6
1 Sofia Campbell (KEN)      10.893  Q
2 Carrie Riviera (DUN)      11.028  r

  First round heat 7
1 Leslie Lafaille (LEN)     10.827  Q
2 Anti Kinte (BNJ)          11.044  r

  First round heat 8
1 Phoebe O'Claire (KWP)     10.756  Q
2 Leah Hondo (KRY)          10.889  r

First round repêchage
Repêchage winners to second round; losers ranked by qualifying time
  First round repêchage heat 1
1 Leah Hondo (KRY)          10.821  Q
2 Madelaine Ibáñez (DAR)    11.034

  First round repêchage heat 2 
1 Sammy Griffin (LEN)       10.842  Q
2 Grace Central (KWP)       10.977
3 Carrie Riviera (DUN)      11.023

  First round repêchage heat 3
1 Pat Bass (LEN)            10.850  Q
2 Anti Kinte (BNJ)          11.114
3 Hildur Robbins (DAR)      11.553

Ranking
13 Anti Kinte (BNJ)
14 Carrie Riviera (DUN)
15 Grace Central (KWP)
16 Madelaine Ibáñez (DAR)
17 Hildur Robbins (DAR)

Second round
Heat winners to quarter-finals; losers to repêchage
  Second round heat 1
1 Pat Bass (LEN)           10.893  Q
2 Yasmin Dewhurst (KRY)    11.107  r

  Second round heat 2
1 Sammy Griffin (LEN)      10.853  Q
2 Eve Central (KWP)        10.994  r

  Second round heat 3
1 Jennifer Lane (KRY)      10.957  Q
2 Leah Hondo (KRY)         11.005  r

  Second round heat 4
1 Phoebe Morgan (KEN)      10.808  Q
2 Phoebe O'Claire (KWP)    11.285  r

  Second round heat 5
1 Leslie Lafaille (LEN)    11.076  Q
2 Sabina O'Neal (DAR)      11.789  r

  Second round heat 6
1 Sofia Campbell (KEN)     10.893  Q
2 Esme Andrews (KEN)       10.966  r

Second round repêchage
Repêchage winners to second round; losers to placement final
  Second round repêchage heat 1
1 Yasmin Dewhurst (KRY)    10.959  Q
2 Phoebe O'Claire (KWP)    10.972
3 Esme Andrews (KEN)       11.092

  Second round repêchage heat 2
1 Eve Central (KWP)        10.938  Q
2 Leah Hondo (KRY)         10.966
3 Sabina O'Neal (DAR)      11.581

Quarter-final matches: Pat Bass (LEN) v Eve Central (KWP); Sammy Griffin (LEN) v Yasmin Dewhurst (KRY); Jennifer Lane (KRY) v Sofia Campbell (KEN); Phoebe Morgan (KEN) v Leslie Lafaille (LEN)

Men's team pursuit

Championship record: Krytenia (KRY) 3:51.894
Finals
  Gold medal match
G David Simmonite/Ross Kay/David Fenelli/Ian Morton (KRY)                 3:54.848
S Xavier Humphrey/Oakley Lane/Easton Blackwell/Kamden Stephenson (KEN)    3:58.998

  Bronze medal match
B Walter Cooke/John Auer/Erlingr Easom/Reuven Rot (DAR)                   3:55.245
2 Jake Bexley/Riley Kelly/Bobby Asquith/Jonathan Collins (LEN)            3:59.235

Women's team pursuit

Championship record: West Phoenicia (KWP) 4:19.264
First round
1st v 4th; 2nd v 3rd; 5th v 6th. Winners of first two heats to gold medal final; fastest two remaining times to bronze medal final
  First round heat 1
1 Jennifer Stone/Scarlett Webb/Poppy West/Eliza Collins (KEN)                      4:18.493  QG CR
2 Tristan Dallas/Mary Christian/Princess Mariamne Dallas-Bush/Penny Greek (KWP)    4:30.194

  First round heat 2
1 Pauline Tate/Jade Black/Fiona Newsome/Denise Robards (KRY)                       4:20.896  QG
— Andrea Arica/Kate Wilbur/Carrie Riviera/Morgan Devlin (DUN)                           DSQ

  First round heat 3
1 Wendi Mein/Daffodil Gwerder/Orna Nagel/Shanna Falk (DAR)                         4:20.345  QB
2 Betsan Pratt/Louise Chapman/Sammy Griffin/Pat Bass (LEN)                         4:23.402  QB

Finals
  Gold medal match
G Pauline Tate/Jade Black/Fiona Newsome/Denise Robards (KRY)     4:19.328
S Jennifer Stone/Scarlett Webb/Poppy West/Eliza Collins (KEN)    4:25.520

  Bronze medal match
B Betsan Pratt/Louise Chapman/Sammy Griffin/Pat Bass (LEN)       4:19.012
2 Wendi Mein/Daffodil Gwerder/Orna Nagel/Shanna Falk (DAR)       4:25.280

New championship record: Kenmoria (KEN) 4:18.493

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Medal table

TEAM             G   S   B Tot
Liventia         4   6   7  15
Krytenia         4   2   1   7
Dunnes           4   1   4   9
Kenmoria         3   6   1  10
Darmen           3   2   3   8
West Phoenicia   2   2   2   6
Banija           0   1   1   2
Darkmania        0   0   1   1
New Doltania     0   0   0   0

Team standings

Liventia	139
Kenmoria	96
Dunnes		93
Krytenia	90
Darmen		81
West Phoenicia	80
Banija		23
Darkmania	7
New Doltania	0

[West Phoenicia]

West Phoenician Eve Central, bronze medalist winner of the women's individual sprint in the Kelssek and Vekaiyu Summer Olympic Games is in a race for her life to win a medal at the III Cycling World Championships in Liventia and Dunnes.

After surviving 2 rounds and a repechage Eve has progressed through to the Quarter-finals where she will take on Pat Bass from Liventia to proceed to the semi finals.

In a post match interview, Eve has thanked all her fans that have stood behind her and is calling for further prayer to get her to her goal to obtain a medal.

[Krytenia]

Well Done In Dunnes

IT'S unusual to see Krytenians doing well on a bicycle that's not a track or road bike. Sure, we've had the odd talented BMXer, but they've tended to fall short at the business end of proceedings. In Dunnes, though, the nation may have found a new favourite sport; downhill mountain biking. It's certainly exciting, that's for sure. Twenty competitors take part in what is more of a trial be terrain than a trial by time. Negotiating the various jumps and obstacles at high speed is difficult enough without the addition of time pressure - something that poor Fiona Ellis of the co-host nation found as she went flying over the handlebars negotiating one high-speed corner. Thankfully, she wasn't injured, save for a few bruises; the straw bale she tumbled into doing its job perfectly.

Furious pedalling from all involved was the order of the day, and with four Krytenians each final, medal hopes were high. The men, going first, were found wanting, with sixth-placed Frankie Delacroix leading a triptych of mid-table Kryties. The women's event, however, was a different story. There were tears for Pippa Reynolds, who will probably look over every rock, bump, and drop on the course as she missed out on a medal by a mere 0.72 seconds; Carole Waldheim, meanwhile, going last, knew exactly what she had to do. That she fell a second short is neither here nor there; certainly, she seemed rather pleased with her silver medal - the only one won in any event in Dunnes by a member of the Krytenian team.

Hello, Velo!

TWO hundred and fifty metres of polished wood, two rubber tires, and a Krytenian human dynamo. This, on the western shore of the Beck, is the recipe for pure alchemy, as Krytenian cyclists turn sweat into gold. It has always been thus, and with the second day in the velodrome now complete, the men and women in sky blue did not disappoint. In the men's scratch race, the Kay twins were hoping to replicate Jazz Dewhurst's victory a day prior, and in the end it was like watching the end of a road race. Stephen, the older of the two (albeit by all of sixteen minutes), pulled to the front with a lap and a half to go, Ross in his slipstream; by the time Stephen lifted off just before the final bend, Kay the younger had an unassailable lead for the sprint finish. Kay the elder was officially tenth, passed by the pack as he eased off with only straggler Kenny Bullard failing to pass him.

Perhaps Stephen was helping his brother conserve energy for later in the day; if that was the case, the tactic worked a treat, as Ross collected his second gold medal of the day in the men's team pursuit. The team, captained by David Simmonite, absolutely smoked the quartet from Kenmoria in the final. Perhaps it's no surprise, really; after all, it's in the pursuit that the Krytenians truly excel. To prove the point, the next race - the women's team pursuit - produced another gold medal. The Krytenian foursome looked pretty cool and calm in their semi - not that they had to be otherwise, as their opponents were disqualified for a push - and left the Kenmorian team (hmm...I think we've found our new Sorthern Northland!) in their dust in the final.

Of course, it wasn't all gold. No disrespect to Anthony Sampaolo, who had a long day in the keirin, but in the end he was just short of the gold, having to settle for silver instead. All this has catapulted the Krytenians into second place in the medal table, neatly sandwiched between the two host nations. One feels that we haven't heard the last blast of Celesta at these championships.

[Dunnes]

A Transcript of the RadioDunnes Coverage of the Men's Kerin Final:

And here we go its the men’s kern final of these championships, and from the inside out its Gill, Morse, Russell, Wright, Morris and Sampaolo.

That’s the gun and they’re off, and its a packed field, as the roll out behind the moto. And at the beginning it’s Morse, followed by Russell, followed by Wright, Gill, Sampaolo and Morris.

They’re carefully winding it up behind the moto before it pulls off with two and a half to go.

Russell right behind the moto as the lead bike picks up the speed, and as the tension follows.

And they come by 3 laps to go and there’s some jostling as the bike is going to come off the track in a few seconds, and here we go, the moto is off the track and it’s Morse cheered on by the home crowd, who makes the first move, and its chaos as they are riding four across with two laps to go, but Sampaolo from Krytenia is quick to respond, and he’s followed by Gill, Morris, Wright and Russell.

They’re all in a line as we go around the bend with about 300m to go. Morse is really winding it up, but its Sampaolo on his wheel still, as we come through to the bell lap, and they’re all jostling for position as they line up onto the backstretch, and it’s JULES GILL WHOS MADE A MOVE, AND HE’S COME FROM THE BACK AND INTO THE LEAD ON THE FINAL TURN, SAMPAOLO IS TRYING TO COME THOUGH BUT ITS GILL, GILL, GILL, GILL, GILL, GILL GETS THE GOLD FOR DUNNES, SAMPAOLO FROM KRYTENIA gets the silver, and MORSE, the early leader gets the bronze. OH MY!

[Liventia]

Day 7 results
Men's pursuit

Championship record: Robert Sanderson (DSF) 4:17.064
Qualifying
Top two to gold medal race; next two to bronze medal race.
 1 David Simmonite (KRY)    4:11.531  QG CR
 2 Aidan Wong (KWP)         4:16.801  QG
 3 Walter Cooke (DAR)       4:16.912  QB
 4 David Fenelli (KRY)      4:17.234  QB
 5 Prince Buckeen (KEN)     4:17.740
 6 Cody Cunningham (KEN)    4:17.951
 7 Ross Kay (KRY)           4:17.954
 8 Will Butler (DUN)        4:17.984
 9 Daryl Greenway (LEN)     4:18.166
10 Lyric Savage (KEN)       4:20.558
11 Chea Dukes (KWP)         4:21.342
12 Leonardo Reid (LEN)      4:21.679
13 Philip Coleman (LEN)     4:22.352
14 Erlingr Easom (DAR)      4:25.174
 — Casper Cleary (KWP)           DNF
   John Auer (DAR)               DNF

Finals
  Gold medal final
G David Simmonite (KRY)    4:17.980
S Aidan Wong (KWP)         4:21.178

  Bronze medal final
B David Fenelli (KRY)      4:16.629
2 Walter Cooke (DAR)       4:20.140

New championship record: David Simmonite (KRY) 4:11.531

Men's para blind pursuit

No current championship record
Qualifying
Top two to gold medal race; next two to bronze medal race.
 1 James Putin/Harry Nguyen (KWP)             4:17.730  QG CR
 2 James Marsh/Mitchell Maxwell (LEN)         4:19.124  QG
 3 David Yuang/Fletcher Woodson (KEN)         4:20.283  QB
 4 Peter Wade/Matthew Faulkner (LEN)          4:20.711  QB
 5 Timothé Senft/Azriel Schenck (DAR)         4:22.858
 6 Mauricio Roman/Maddox Sheppard (KEN)       4:24.303
 7 Paul Moss/Jarrad Sinclair (KWP)            4:25.481
 8 Tex Sauvageon/Craig Ó Donndubháin (DAR)    4:26.294
 9 Nathan Santi/Eddie Goode (KRY)             4:26.818
10 Paul Richards/Reed Wilson (DUN)            4:28.014
11 Ray Mariano/Paul Orton (KRY)               4:28.209

Finals
  Gold medal final
G James Marsh/Mitchell Maxwell (LEN)    4:18.226
S James Putin/Harry Nguyen (KWP)        4:22.509

  Bronze medal final
B David Yuang/Fletcher Woodson (KEN)    4:20.454
2 Peter Wade/Matthew Faulkner (LEN)     4:23.359

New championship record: James Putin/Harry Nguyen (KWP) 4:17.730

Women's omnium
Scratch race

1 Keira Gowan (KEN)                0
 2 Yasmin Dewhurst (KRY)            0
 3 Betsan Pratt (LEN)               0
 4 Denise Robards (KRY)             0
 5 Hrodohaidis Bachmeier (DAR)      0
 6 Rebecca Moon (KWP)               0
 7 Mira Stuart (KEN)               -1
 8 Wallis Meaney (DAR)             -1
 9 Amber Lowe (DUN)                -1
10 April Rhodes (KWP)              -1
11 Morgan Devlin (DUN)             -1
12 Louise Chapman (LEN)            -1

Tempo race

1 Betsan Pratt (LEN)                24
 2 Yasmin Dewhurst (KRY)             23
 3 Hrodohaidis Bachmeier (DAR)       23
 4 Denise Robards (KRY)              20
 5 Keira Gowan (KEN)                  5
 6 Morgan Devlin (DUN)                2
 7 Wallis Meaney (DAR)                1
 8 Rebecca Moon (KWP)                 1
 9 Louise Chapman (LEN)               1
10 Mira Stuart (KEN)                  1
11 Amber Lowe (DUN)                   0
12 April Rhodes (KWP)               -19

Elimination race

1 Hrodohaidis Bachmeier (DAR)      1
 2 Betsan Pratt (LEN)               2
 3 Mira Stuart (KEN)                3
 4 Keira Gowan (KEN)                4
 5 Wallis Meaney (DAR)              5
 6 April Rhodes (KWP)               6
 7 Morgan Devlin (DUN)              7
 8 Yasmin Dewhurst (KRY)            8
 9 Denise Robards (KRY)             9
10 Louise Chapman (LEN)            10
11 Rebecca Moon (KWP)              11
12 Amber Lowe (DUN)                12

Points race

1 Betsan Pratt (LEN)              14    1
 2 Denise Robards (KRY)            13    1
 3 Yasmin Dewhurst (KRY)           10    1
 4 Wallis Meaney (DAR)              9    1
 5 Rebecca Moon (KWP)               9    1
 6 Keira Gowan (KEN)                5    1
 7 Morgan Devlin (DUN)              3    1
 8 Mira Stuart (KEN)               11    0
 9 Hrodohaidis Bachmeier (DAR)     10    0
10 April Rhodes (KWP)               4    0
11 Amber Lowe (DUN)                 3    0
12 Louise Chapman (LEN)             3   -1

Final standings

40 points for winning each sub-event, 38 for second, 36 for third etc.
 G Betsan Pratt (LEN)              36     40     38     40     154
 S Yasmin Dewhurst (KRY)           38     38     26     36     138
 B Keira Gowan (KEN)               40     32     34     30     136
 4 Hrodohaidis Bachmeier (DAR)     32     36     40     24     132
 5 Denise Robards (KRY)            34     34     24     38     130
 6 Wallis Meaney (DAR)             26     28     32     34     120
 7 Mira Stuart (KEN)               28     22     36     26     112
 8 Rebecca Moon (KWP)              30     26     20     32     108
 9 Morgan Devlin (DUN)             20     30     28     28     106
10 April Rhodes (KWP)              22     18     30     22      92
11 Amber Lowe (DUN)                24     20     18     20      82
12 Louise Chapman (LEN)            18     24     22     18      82

Men's points race

A lap gained/lost is worth ±20 points
 G Chad Murdoch (DAR)          26    1
 S Scott Tucker (LEN)          19    1
 B Ross Kay (KRY)              12    1
 4 Callum Scott (KEN)           7    1
 5 Bradley Fisher (KEN)         6    1
 6 Jules Girault (LEN)          4    1
 7 Lord Percy Duvall (KWP)      1    1
 8 Kenny Bullard (DAR)         21    0
 9 Jørn Wirner (DAR)            0    1
10 Steven Kay (KRY)            14    0
11 Oscar Dupont (KRY)          13    0
12 Spencer Gallagher (KEN)     10    0
13 Luc Mainville (DUN)          7    0
14 Phillip Cartier (KWP)        5    0
15 David Attison (KWP)          0    0
16 Lucas Cook (LEN)             0    0
17 Evan Schnell (DUN)           0   -1

Women's sprint

Quarter-finals
  QF1
Pat Bass (LEN)           11.224+  11.237+     
Eve Central (KWP)        11.240   11.275   

  QF2
Sammy Griffin (LEN)      11.297   11.029+  11.316   
Yasmin Dewhurst (KRY)    11.233+  11.231   11.301+   

  QF3
Jennifer Lane (KRY)      11.207+  11.580   11.142+
Sofia Campbell (KEN)     11.228   11.071+  11.294   

  QF4
Phoebe Morgan (KEN)      11.234+  11.400   11.286+   
Leslie Lafaille (LEN)    11.360   11.160+  11.335   

Semi-finals
  5th-8th Final
5 Sofia Campbell (KEN)     10.998
6 Leslie Lafaille (LEN)    11.003
7 Eve Central (KWP)        11.221
8 Sammy Griffin (LEN)      11.315

  SF1
Pat Bass (LEN)           10.957+  11.390   11.064+
Phoebe Morgan (KEN)      11.316   11.318+  11.325

  SF2
Yasmin Dewhurst (KRY)    11.220   11.237+  11.271
Jennifer Lane (KRY)      11.076+  11.359   11.257+

Finals
  Gold medal final
Pat Bass (LEN)           11.224+  10.998+           G
Jennifer Lane (KRY)      11.240   11.295            S

  Bronze medal final
Phoebe Morgan (KEN)      11.306   11.189+  11.247 
Yasmin Dewhurst (KRY)    11.247+  11.258   11.166+  B

Men's sprint

Championship record, 200m time trial qualifying: Daniel Cancellara (DEL) 10.022
Seeding (flying time trial)
 1 Jonathan Collins (LEN)        9.540  CR
 2 Ian Morton (KRY)              9.612
 3 Paul Jackson (KRY)            9.634
 4 Jacob Traves (DAR)            9.733
 5 Jules Gill (DUN)              9.771
 6 Steven Kay (KRY)              9.787
 7 Guy Bessette (LEN)            9.788
 8 Declan Stone (KEN)            9.810
 9 Karamba Corr (BNJ)            9.824
10 Prince Owen Gryphon (KWP)     9.833
11 Jérémie McEwan (DAR)          9.835
12 Denny Leigh (DAR)             9.840
13 Edward Clark (KEN)            9.841
14 Tristan Daly (KWP)            9.904
15 Luc Mainville (DUN)           9.918
16 Bo Dogg (KWP)                 9.984
17 Charlie Richardson (KEN)      9.998
18 Jordan Cox (LEN)             10.160

New championship record: Jonathan Collins (LEN) 9.540

First round
Winners to second round; losers to repêchage
1 Jonathan Collins (LEN)       10.226  Q
2 Jordan Cox (LEN)             10.363  r

1 Charlie Richardson (KEN)     10.050  Q
2 Ian Morton (KRY)             10.147  r

1 Paul Jackson (KRY)           10.111  Q
2 Bo Dogg (KWP)                10.350  r

1 Luc Mainville (DUN)          10.181  Q
2 Jacob Traves (DAR)           10.183  r

1 Jules Gill (DUN)             10.162  Q
2 Tristan Daly (KWP)           10.225  r

1 Steven Kay (KRY)              9.960  Q
2 Edward Clark (KEN)           10.064  r

1 Guy Bessette (LEN)            9.991  Q
2 Denny Leigh (DAR)            10.171  r

1 Jérémie McEwan (DAR)          9.904  Q
2 Declan Stone (KEN)           10.051  r

1 Karamba Corr (BNJ)           10.152  Q
2 Prince Owen Gryphon (KWP)    10.172  r

First round repêchage
  Repêchage 1.1
1 Edward Clark (KEN)           10.116  Q
2 Prince Owen Gryphon (KWP)    10.122
3 Jordan Cox (LEN)             10.333

  Repêchage 1.2
1 Ian Morton (KRY)              9.900  Q
2 Tristan Daly (KWP)            9.949
3 Denny Leigh (DAR)            10.207

  Repêchage 1.3
1 Jacob Traves (DAR)           10.017  Q
2 Declan Stone (KEN)           10.116
3 Bo Dogg (KWP)                10.339

Ranking
13 Declan Stone (KEN)            9.810
14 Prince Owen Gryphon (KWP)     9.833
15 Denny Leigh (DAR)             9.840
16 Tristan Daly (KWP)            9.904
17 Bo Dogg (KWP)                 9.984
18 Jordan Cox (LEN)             10.160

Second round
Heat winners to second round; losers to repêchage
  Heat 2.1
1 Jacob Traves (DAR)          10.186  Q
2 Jonathan Collins (LEN)      10.194  r

  Heat 2.2
1 Charlie Richardson (KEN)    10.157  Q
2 Ian Morton (KRY)            10.245  r

  Heat 2.3
1 Paul Jackson (KRY)          10.095  Q
2 Edward Clark (KEN)          10.201  r

  Heat 2.4
1 Karamba Corr (BNJ)          10.182  Q
2 Luc Mainville (DUN)         10.248  r

  Heat 2.5
1 Jérémie McEwan (DAR)        10.197  Q
2 Jules Gill (DUN)            10.346  r

  Heat 2.6
1 Steven Kay (KRY)            10.128  Q
2 Guy Bessette (LEN)          10.205  r

Second round repêchage
  Repêchage 2.1
1 Jonathan Collins (LEN)     9.946  Q
2 Luc Mainville (DUN)       10.169
3 Guy Bessette (LEN)        10.198

  Repêchage 2.2
1 Ian Morton (KRY)           9.960  Q
2 Jules Gill (DUN)          10.110
3 Edward Clark (KEN)        10.152

Placement final
  9th-12th Final
 9 Guy Bessette (LEN)      10.116
10 Luc Mainville (DUN)     10.124
11 Edward Clark (KEN)      10.126
12 Jules Gill (DUN)        10.177

Quarterfinal matches: Jacob Traves (DAR) v Ian Morton (KRY); Charlie Richardson (KEN) v Jonathan Collins (LEN); Paul Jackson (KRY) v Steven Kay (KRY); Karamba Corr (BNJ) v Jérémie McEwen (DAR)

Men's para blind sprint

Championship record not kept in this event.
Seeding
1 James Marsh/Mitchell Maxwell (LEN)         10.409
2 Timothé Senft/Azriel Schenck (DAR)         10.412
3 Peter Wade/Matthew Faulkner (LEN)          10.422
4 Evan Newman/Ty Montana (KWP)               10.544
5 Gregory Zeal/Raj Singh (KWP)               10.750
6 Nathan Santi/Eddie Goode (KRY)             10.797
7 Tex Sauvageon/Craig Ó Donndubháin (DAR)    11.121
8 Ray Mariano/Paul Orton (KRY)               11.411

Quarterfinals
  QF1
James Marsh/Mitchell Maxwell (LEN)         10.389+  10.613+  
Ray Mariano/Paul Orton (KRY)               10.850   10.670  

  QF2
Timothé Senft/Azriel Schenck (DAR)         10.893   10.566+  10.605+ 
Tex Sauvageon/Craig Ó Donndubháin (DAR)    10.596+  10.684   10.636 

  QF3
Peter Wade/Matthew Faulkner (LEN)          10.577+  10.445+  
Nathan Santi/Eddie Goode (KRY)             10.859   11.230   

  QF4
Evan Newman/Ty Montana (KWP)               10.588   10.341+  10.039+ 
Gregory Zeal/Raj Singh (KWP)               10.537+  10.629   10.324 

Ranking
5 Gregory Zeal/Raj Singh (KWP) 
6 Nathan Santi/Eddie Goode (KRY)
7 Tex Sauvageon/Craig Ó Donndubháin (DAR) 
8 Ray Mariano/Paul Orton (KRY) 

Semifinals
  SF1
James Marsh/Mitchell Maxwell (LEN)    10.406+  10.138+
Evan Newman/Ty Montana (KWP)          10.427   10.526 

  SF2
Timothé Senft/Azriel Schenck (DAR)    10.970   11.118  
Peter Wade/Matthew Faulkner (LEN)     10.403+  10.339+ 

Finals
  Gold medal final
James Marsh/Mitchell Maxwell (LEN)    10.521   10.108+  10.649+  G
Peter Wade/Matthew Faulkner (LEN)     10.469+  10.453   10.722   S

  Bronze medal final
Evan Newman/Ty Montana (KWP)          10.599+     REL   10.424+  B
Timothé Senft/Azriel Schenck (DAR)    11.198   10.671+  10.567

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Medal table

TEAM             G   S   B Tot
Liventia         8   8   7  23
Krytenia         5   4   4  13
Darmen           4   2   3   9
Dunnes           4   1   4   9
Kenmoria         3   6   3  12
West Phoenicia   2   4   3   9
Banija           0   1   1   2
Darkmania        0   0   1   1
New Doltania     0   0   0   0

Team standings

Liventia	196
Krytenia	126
Kenmoria	114
West Phoenicia	108
Darmen		104
Dunnes		100
Banija		 23
Darkmania	  7
New Doltania	  0

[Kenmoria]

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There has been amazing successes recently, which has included a new championship record! Many great successses, including numerous bronze medals and a few higher placements. This has had the result of jettisoning planning Kenmoria into one of its best positions in the positioning table so far; coming in 3rd with West Princess below and Krytenia above. This feat has become even more impressive as Kenmoria also managed to come 5th in the medal table, beating several other countries.

Kenmoria remains in a good position for the championships but only time will tell if this remains constant.

[Liventia]

Day 8 results
Men's omnium
Scratch race

.1 Anthony Sampaolo (KRY)          0
 2 Gavin Hoover (DUN)              0
 3 Baron Wayne Fountain (KWP)      0
 4 Jackson Andrews (KEN)           0
 5 Riley Doyle (KEN)               0
 6 David Simmonite (KRY)           0
 7 Fergal Eaton (DAR)              0
 8 Felix Bolton (DAR)              0
 9 Riley Kelly (LEN)               0
10 Bobby Asquith (LEN)            -1
11 Casper Van Deen (KWP)          -1
 — Jules Gill (DUN)              DNF

Tempo race

.1 David Simmonite (KRY)           44
 2 Riley Doyle (KEN)               42
 3 Fergal Eaton (DAR)              25
 4 Riley Kelly (LEN)               24
 5 Felix Bolton (DAR)              22
 6 Jackson Andrews (KEN)           22
 7 Gavin Hoover (DUN)               4
 8 Baron Wayne Fountain (KWP)       3
 9 Bobby Asquith (LEN)              2
10 Anthony Sampaolo (KRY)           1
11 Casper Van Deen (KWP)            1

Elimination race

.1 Felix Bolton (DAR)              1
 2 David Simmonite (KRY)           2
 3 Fergal Eaton (DAR)              3
 4 Gavin Hoover (DUN)              4
 5 Baron Wayne Fountain (KWP)      5
 6 Jackson Andrews (KEN)           6
 7 Anthony Sampaolo (KRY)          7
 8 Riley Doyle (KEN)               8
 9 Bobby Asquith (LEN)             9
10 Riley Kelly (LEN)              10
11 Casper Van Deen (KWP)          11

Points race

.1 David Simmonite (KRY)           9    2
 2 Felix Bolton (DAR)             18    1
 3 Bobby Asquith (LEN)            16    1
 4 Baron Wayne Fountain (KWP)     12    1
 5 Anthony Sampaolo (KRY)         11    1
 6 Gavin Hoover (DUN)              9    1
 7 Fergal Eaton (DAR)              8    1
 8 Jackson Andrews (KEN)           8    1
 9 Riley Doyle (KEN)               8    0
10 Riley Kelly (LEN)               8    0
11 Casper Van Deen (KWP)           7   -1

Final standings

40 points for winning each sub-event, 38 for second, 36 for third etc.
 G    David Simmonite (KRY)       30    40    38    40    148
 S    Felix Bolton (DAR)          26    32    40    38    136
 B    Gavin Hoover (DUN)          38    28    34    30    130
 4    Baron Wayne Fountain (KWP)  36    26    32    34    128
 5    Fergal Eaton (DAR)          28    36    36    28    128
 6    Anthony Sampaolo (KRY)      40    22    28    32    122
 7    Jackson Andrews (KEN)       34    30    30    26    120
 8    Riley Doyle (KEN)           32    38    26    24    120
 9    Bobby Asquith (LEN)         22    24    24    36    106
10    Riley Kelly (LEN)           24    34    22    22    102
11    Casper Van Deen (KWP)       20    20    20    20     80
 —    Jules Gill (DUN)           DNF                      DNF

Women's 500 m time trial

No current championship record
Qualifying
Top eight to final
 1 Carrie Riviera (DUN)        33.274  Q CR
 2 Pauline Tate (KRY)          33.316  Q
 3 Jennifer Lane (KRY)         33.446  Q
 4 Akire Vinscen (KEN)         33.453  Q
 5 Denise Robards (KRY)        33.530  Q
 6 Bethany Bell (LEN)          33.547  Q
 7 Martha Llewellyn (LEN)      33.556  Q
 8 Eva Morries (KEN)           33.772  Q
 9 Lady Rowena Indi (KWP)      33.791
10 Maseray Kuyateh (BNJ)       33.802
11 Sky Young (KEN)             34.040
12 Claudia Baines (DAR)        34.152
13 Marie Thiers (LEN)          34.245
14 Belinda Scone (KWP)         34.365
15 Sonia Nguyen (KWP)          34.518
16 Thóra Hayden (DAR)          34.640
17 Élisabeth Abrams (DAR)      34.684
18 Camilla Hones (DUN)         34.722

Final
Time trial against the clock - not straight race
G Denise Robards (KRY)        33.332
S Martha Llewellyn (LEN)      33.438
B Jennifer Lane (KRY)         33.675
4 Carrie Riviera (DUN)        33.690
5 Pauline Tate (KRY)          33.772
6 Bethany Bell (LEN)          33.898
7 Eva Morries (KEN)           33.998
8 Akire Vinscen (KEN)         34.092

New championship record: Carrie Riviera (DUN) 33.274

Women's para blind pursuit

No current championship record
Qualifying
Top two to gold medal race; next two to bronze medal race.
1 Abbie Coarn/Sazzy Coale (DUN)            3:35.983  QG CR
2 Sheila Fong/Kelly Wu (KWP)               3:37.147  QG
3 Meg Cameron/Grace Osborne (LEN)          3:37.347  QB
4 Emilie Willinsom/Hannah Windatt (KEN)    3:38.380  QB
5 Kristen Coyte/Sarah Lanning (LEN)        3:40.545
6 Ghotia Frost/Tabitha Frakes (KEN)        3:40.866
7 Xiang Bao/Xiang Yue (KRY)                3:41.376
8 Sheila Mann/Edith Gormley (KRY)          3:42.316
9 Kellie O'Brien/Hayley Debb (KWP)         3:49.136

Finals
  Gold medal final
G Sheila Fong/Kelly Wu (KWP)               3:34.942
S Abbie Coarn/Sazzy Coale (DUN)            3:35.204

  Bronze medal final
B Meg Cameron/Grace Osborne (LEN)          3:34.469  CR
2 Emilie Willinsom/Hannah Windatt (KEN)    3:34.825

New championship record: Meg Cameron/Grace Osborne (LEN) 3:34.469

Men's sprint

Quarter-finals
  QF1
Jacob Traves (DAR)          10.128+  10.365   10.134+ 
Ian Morton (KRY)            10.133   10.190+  10.196 

  QF2
Charlie Richardson (KEN)    10.137   10.111 
Jonathan Collins (LEN)      10.133+  10.017+

  QF3
Paul Jackson (KRY)          10.133+  10.013+
Steven Kay (KRY)            10.179   10.205 

  QF4
Karamba Corr (BNJ)          10.166   10.317+  10.090+ 
Jérémie McEwan (DAR)        10.040+  10.318   10.217 

Semifinals
  5th-8th Final
5 Steven Kay (KRY)             9.955
6 Charlie Richardson (KEN)    10.057
7 Jérémie McEwan (DAR)        10.122
8 Ian Morton (KRY)            10.215

  SF1
Jacob Traves (DAR)        10.156   10.277 
Karamba Corr (BNJ)        10.122+  10.070+

  SF2
Jonathan Collins (LEN)     9.924+  10.231   10.228 
Paul Jackson (KRY)        10.244    9.918+  10.170+ 

Finals
  Gold medal final
Karamba Corr (BNJ)        10.080+   9.956+  G
Paul Jackson (KRY)        10.274   10.217   S

  Bronze medal final
Jacob Traves (DAR)        10.114   10.321 
Jonathan Collins (LEN)     9.910+   9.893+  B

Women's pursuit

Championship record: Simone Gerrard (KRY) 3:27.655
Qualifying
Top two to gold medal race; next two to bronze medal race.
 1 Fiona Newsome (KRY)       3:27.573  QG CR
 2 Camille Walsh (LEN)       3:29.979  QG
 3 Pauline Tate (KRY)        3:30.300  QB
 4 Kitty Chen (KWP)          3:30.901  QB
 5 Eloise Dupree (KWP)       3:31.063
 6 Andrea Arica (DUN)        3:31.218
 7 Jade Black (KRY)          3:31.822
 8 Lexi Hanei (KEN)          3:32.309
 9 Wendi Mein (DAR)          3:32.843
10 Kora Rollins (KEN)        3:32.999
11 Chloe Wells (KEN)         3:33.096
12 Irene Wallace (LEN)       3:34.463
13 Daffodil Gwerder (DAR)    3:34.593
14 Lori Skyes (KWP)          3:35.034
15 Orna Nagel (DAR)          3:35.324
16 Danni Bennett (LEN)       3:35.839

Finals
  Gold medal final
G Fiona Newsome (KRY)     3:26.855  CR
S Camille Walsh (LEN)     3:29.500

  Bronze medal final
B Pauline Tate (KRY)      3:28.043
2 Kitty Chen (KWP)        3:32.407

New championship record: Fiona Newsome (KRY) 3:26.855

Women's madison

Final
 G Kate Wilbur/Carrie Riviera (DUN)                33    0
 S Jade Black/Fiona Newsome (KRY)                  29    0
 B Baroness Ivy Luckwood/ Colleen Murphy (KWP)     20    0
 4 Evie Gribbon/Cordelia Meeka (KEN)               19    0
 5 Pauline Tate/Denise Robards (KRY)               12    0
 6 Ashleigh Nolan/Perrine Lavigne (LEN)             8    0
 7 Beverly Richardson/Lauren Duncan (LEN)           7    0
 8 Sujanthan Pucen/Ameil Rabis (KEN)                6    0
 9 Zipporah Byrne/Kjersti Warren (DAR)              4    0
10 Johanna Fay/Loida Fried (DAR)                    3    0
11 Texas Malone/Eva Dye (KWP)                       2    0

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Medal table

TEAM             G   S   B Tot
Liventia         8  10   9  27
Krytenia         8   6   6  20
Dunnes           5   2   5  12
Darmen           4   3   3  10
Kenmoria         3   6   3  12
West Phoenicia   3   4   4  11
Banija           1   1   1   3
Darkmania        0   0   1   1
New Doltania     0   0   0   0

Team standings

Liventia         225
Krytenia         180
West Phoenicia   132
Dunnes           130
Kenmoria         128
Darmen           118
Banija            36
Darkmania          7
New Doltania       0

[West Phoenicia]

With the III Cycling World Championships slowly winding down West Phoenician sports pundits are happy with the 11 medals so far. With some more opportunities it is quite possible to obtain the 15 medals they were hoping for.

The end of the III Cycling World Championships also brings great news to a number of the winners. Any international championship that a West Phoenician obtains a medal for is under the new West Phoenician Olympic guidelines granted a sport on the West Phoenician Olympic team without having to try out.

Among the lucky cycling stars who will make an appearance at the next Olympic games will be;

• Count Whiskey Catt who will obtain on the slots in the Men's Bmx.

• Leah Overland who will slide into a slot in the Women's BMX.

• Marc Black who will be entered under the Mens Mountain Bike.

• Baroness Ivy Luckwood and Colleen Murphy who have secured a spot in the Women's Maddison.

These cycling winners will join the pre-selected Men's Water Polo team who have won back to back world Championships and are preparing to fight for their third

[Liventia]

Day 9 results
Men's 1 km time trial

No current championship record
Qualifying
Top eight to final
 1 Jarrad McCarthy (KWP)       1:00.741  Q CR
 2 Branden Edwards (LEN)       1:00.809  Q
 3 Liam Gray (LEN)             1:00.829  Q
 4 Ian Morton (KRY)            1:00.921  Q
 5 Will Butler (DUN)           1:01.029  Q
 6 Paul Jackson (KRY)          1:01.077  Q
 7 Paul Mainville (DUN)        1:01.165  Q
 8 Zachary Turner (KEN)        1:01.219  Q
 9 Kobel Thomí (KEN)           1:01.272
10 David Simmonite (KRY)       1:01.438
11 Landing Dibba (BNJ)         1:01.475
12 Fabricius Leach (DAR)       1:01.566
13 Roman Del Pinto (KWP)       1:01.652
14 Aviyah Baumgärtner (DAR)    1:01.837
15 Luc Mainville (DUN)         1:02.085
16 Chase Devlin (KWP)          1:02.095
17 Theo Hollande (KEN)         1:02.140
18 Robert Graham (LEN)         1:02.324
19 Xuan Griffin (DAR)          1:04.228

Final
G Paul Jackson (KRY)       1:00.368  CR
S Jarrad McCarthy (KWP)    1:00.733
B Liam Gray (LEN)          1:00.931
4 Zachary Turner (KEN)     1:01.088
5 Branden Edwards (LEN)    1:01.191
6 Will Butler (DUN)        1:01.556
7 Ian Morton (KRY)         1:01.797
8 Paul Mainville (DUN)     1:01.877

New championship record: Paul Jackson (KRY) 1:00.368

Women's keirin

First round
Top three per heat to semi-finals; rest to repêchage
  Heat 1
1 Morgan Johnstone (LEN)            Q
2 Sigrid Ó Cuanal (DAR)      0.255  Q
3 Pennie Steppin (KWP)       0.588  Q
4 Leah Hondo (KRY)           0.606  r
— Maria Duncan (KEN)           REL  r

  Heat 2
1 Jennifer Lane (KRY)               Q
2 Mary Christian (KWP)       0.096  Q
3 Karren Griffin (LEN)       0.307  Q
4 Amber Lowe (DUN)           0.315  r
— Zénaïde Lieberenz (DAR)      DNF  r
  Olivia Doyle (KEN)           REL  r

  Heat 3
1 Jade Black (KRY)                  Q
2 Libby Chambers (KEN)       0.099  Q
3 Ingrid Church (KWP)        0.116  Q
4 Julie Beatty (DAR)         0.150  r
5 Imogen Windsor (LEN)       0.152  r
6 Andrea Arica (DUN)         0.313  r

Repêchage
Heat winners semi-finals; rest to placing final
  Heat 1
1 Imogen Windsor (LEN)              Q
2 Leah Hondo (KRY)           0.064
3 Andrea Arica (DUN)         0.288
— Zénaïde Lieberenz (DAR)      REL

  Heat 2
1 Maria Duncan (KEN)                Q
2 Olivia Doyle (KEN)         0.049
3 Julie Beatty (DAR)         0.206
4 Amber Lowe (DUN)           0.345

Placement final and Semi-finals
Top three per semi to A Final; rest to B Final
  C Final
12 Julie Beatty (DAR)         
13 Zénaïde Lieberenz (DAR)    0.071
14 Leah Hondo (KRY)           0.158
15 Andrea Arica (DUN)         0.172
16 Olivia Doyle (KEN)         0.254
 — Amber Lowe (DUN)             REL

  Semi-final heat 1
1 Imogen Windsor (LEN)              A
2 Morgan Johnstone (LEN)     0.062  A
3 Maria Duncan (KEN)         0.152  A
4 Mary Christian (KWP)       0.350  B
— Ingrid Church (KWP)          DNF  B

  Semi-final heat 2
1 Jennifer Lane (KRY)               A
2 Sigrid Ó Cuanal (DAR)      0.039  A
3 Libby Chambers (KEN)       0.106  A
4 Jade Black (KRY)           0.213  B
5 Karren Griffin (LEN)       0.254  B
6 Pennie Steppin (KWP)       0.779  B

Finals
  B Final
 7 Karren Griffin (LEN)      
 8 Mary Christian (KWP)      0.173
 9 Ingrid Church (KWP)       0.175
10 Jade Black (KRY)          0.276
11 Pennie Steppin (KWP)      0.397

  A Final
G Morgan Johnstone (LEN)    
S Libby Chambers (KEN)      0.042
B Imogen Windsor (LEN)      0.069
4 Sigrid Ó Cuanal (DAR)     0.080
5 Maria Duncan (KEN)        0.082
6 Jennifer Lane (KRY)       0.184

Men's madison

Final
 G Tim Bainwater/Jimmy Bainwater (KWP)         30    0
 S Justin Kennedy/Corey Holloway (LEN)         20    0
 B Jordan du Toit/Louis Bruxelles (LEN)        20    0
 4 Kieran Pearson/Tommy Hearec (KEN)           18    0
 5 Ibrahim Copeland/Brentley Barlow (KEN)      17    0
 6 David Fenelli/Ian Morton (KRY)              13    0
 7 Rémy Lowell/Ioudas Ó Doibhilin (DAR)        31   -1
 8 Will Butler/Jules Gill (DUN)                19   -1
 9 Gavin Hoover/Paul Mainville (DUN)           16   -1
10 Ross Kay/Steven Kay (KRY)                   15   -1
11 Hrodgar Humphrey/Aeneas Pawlitzki (DAR)     13   -1
12 Joel Lucas/ Trey Porter (KWP)               13   -1

Women's points race

Final
 G Verna Michel (DAR)            13    2
 S Fiona Newsome (KRY)            7    2
 B Duchess Juliet Nome (KWP)     16    1
 4 Tommie Schroeter (DAR)        15    1
 5 Lily Robinson (KEN)           14    1
 6 Margot Gouin (LEN)            12    1
 7 Irene Moore (LEN)              9    1
 8 Leah Hondo (KRY)               2    1
 9 Franky Bloome (KWP)            0    1
10 Barbra Williamson (DAR)        4    0
11 Isabella Wallace (KEN)         3    0
12 Pauline Tate (KRY)             3    0
13 Morgan Devlin (DUN)            3    0
14 Lisa Cedai (KWP)               2    0
15 Fioled Baxter (LEN)            1    0
16 Camilla Hones (DUN)            2   -1
 — Cerys Patel (KEN)            DNF

This ends the action in the vélodrome. Six road events remain in the Championships.

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Medal table and team standings

TEAM             G   S   B Tot
Liventia         9  11  12  32
Krytenia         9   7   6  22
Darmen           5   3   3  11
Dunnes           5   2   5  12
West Phoenicia   4   5   5  14
Kenmoria         3   7   3  13
Banija           1   1   1   3
Darkmania        0   0   1   1
New Doltania     0   0   0   0

Liventia         252
Krytenia         204
West Phoenicia   159
Kenmoria         145
Darmen           136
Dunnes           135
Banija            36
Darkmania          7
New Doltania       0

[Dunnes]

“Damn I thought we were supposed to medal in the Madison.” remarked Neilson Powers to Danny Wilmer as he glanced at the results of the Men’s Madison on his phone.
The duo were waiting at the top of one of the many short punchy climbs on the time trial course, for the two other Dunians in the Men’s time trial, Brandon Nickmau, and Jack Maddux. The duo they were waiting for, were experimenting with gear ratios on this tricky course, and Power and Wilmer could tell by the grimace of Nickmau’s face that whatever gears he had in the back were off by quite a bit. He was right ahead of Maddux, who was fighting his carbon fiber machine, coaxing it up the hill.
When the trailing pair finally reached the summit of the grade, Powers broke the news to them as well.

“We didn’t even Podium in the Madison.” He remarked.

“What?” Remarked Maddux.

“Jules and Will finished in like 8th or something.” Remarked Powers back.

“Didn’t Jules win the Kerin and the Team Sprint?” added Nickmau.

“Something must have happened, there’s no way they bomb like that.” said Wilmer.

“Ah, it doesn’t matter right now, let’s just finish the bloody course.” said and obviously fatigued Nickmau.

“Oh ok we’ll just catch the replay at the hotel.” said Powers.

The team car following them then came alongside, and stopped besides them.

“Let’s go gentlemen, still got 15 k left.” Remarked the mechanic in the passengers seat.

[West Phoenicia]

Despite currently winning 14 medals at the III Cycling World Championships in Liventia and Dunnes, West Phoenician Minister of Olympic Sports and the West Phoenician Olympic Committee have voted against increasing the budget of the Cycling delegation.

"We applaud the fine our cycling delegation has done in Liventia and Dunnes but the fact is the West Phoenician Olympic budget is set. After a successful last Olympics which saw the nation pull in 62 medals alot of sports have been viewed for increased funding. Cycling only contributed to 3 medals.
While we have some great cyclists money needs to be allocated to those sports such as Swimming, Athletics, Equestrian and Boxing that pull in more viewers and sponsors."Baron Callum DeVine, Minister of Olympic Sports said.

As the III Cycling World Championships comes to a close at best we may obtain 2 more medals. Liventia has done a fantastic job on their home soil of course but for the West Phoenician Cycling team to be given more funding they really needed to have chipped away at Liventia and Krytenia medal wins which they have failed too do.
We of course will be sending a full Cycling delegation to the next Olympics made up of some champions of this event. In which an improvement of double medal haul in Cycling will need to be reached if they wish to see an increase in their funding. "

[Darmen]

Irvin Falk ready to ride in Road Race Championship

Irvin Falk, reigning Silver Medalist in the Men's Road Race from the 12th Summer Olympics in Kelssek and Vekaiyu, appears to be in prime condition for the upcoming race here in Liventia. After months of preparation leading up to these World Championships, Falk, along with his teammates, will be looking to sweep the podium in Darmeni cycling fans favorite event. Falk also finished in the Top 15 of the Olympic Time Trial, and will look to replicate that again here in Orean.

Following his Olympic accomplishments however, it looked as though Falk was finishing up his career. Suffering tendinitis in both his knees only a week after the conclusion of the Olympic cycling schedule, Falk was unable to participate in the Closing Ceremony. After four months of recovery and speculation about the future of his career, the 31 year old Falk surprised many by returning to practice with the Darmeni National Cycling Performance Program (DNCPP). Despite appearing to be more than prepared, there are some fears that Falk will not be fully recovered following the Time Trial, and his performance in the Road Race may suffer as a result.

Regardless of how well Falk does over the final two days of the World Championships, Darmen has performed well in its debut. Through Day 9, Darmen has won 11 medals, five of them Gold, and currently sits in fifth place of the Overall Team standings, one point ahead of co-hosts Dunnes. If only one further medal is won over the next two days, the World Championships will still be considered a success by Darmeni cycling and sporting authorities.

[Liventia]

Day 10 results
Women's individual time trial
The women's ITT consisted of a 19.5 mi (31.4 km) course running from Widmore in the north-west of the city to Addison. It was a mostly flat course, with a short, sharp climb near the end as the riders entered the neighbourhood of Addison.

Women's ITT final
 G Rebecca Naughton (DUN)          43:56.74
 S Anne Serre (LEN)                43:59.31
 B Paula Matthews (KRY)            44:08.37
 4 Lady Penelope Sinclair (KWP)    44:34.43
 5 Mia Griffin (LEN)               44:43.87
 6 Victoria Kennedy (KRY)          44:44.37
 7 Amanda Serazzin (KRY)           45:02.74
 8 Raziela Hogan (DAR)             45:07.77
 9 Amber Baxter (KEN)              45:20.02
10 Carolyn Defence (KWP)           45:40.03
11 Alex Cross (DUN)                45:45.33
12 Priscilla Devlin (DAR)          47:06.59
13 Demi Reid (KEN)                 47:20.66
14 Claire Beauchamp (LEN)          47:32.55
15 Kirsten Stevens (DUN)           47:33.15
16 Chantelle Sonnentag (KRY)       47:37.71
17 Maeleth Darwin (DAR)            47:50.77
18 Eloise Williamson (KEN)         48:07.93
19 Jennifer Fletcher (LEN)         48:08.06
20 Bella Jones (KEN)               48:19.00
21 Isabella Rye (DAR)              48:20.11
22 Jessica Banks (KWP)             48:27.26
23 Rita Dances (KWP)               48:29.18
24 Jackie Rose (DUN)               48:53.38

Men's individual time trial
The men's ITT featured an undulating course from Madford, 29 miles (47 km) east of Orean, to the capital across a 34 mi (54.7 km) route, finishing at Grovers Park Stadium in the Stratham neighbourhood. It consisted of eight categorised climbs with a maximum gradient over 6%, including two climbs near the start of the route with a maximum gradient over 12%.

Men's ITT final
 G Jack Maddux (DUN)                1:12:24
 S Charlie Huws (LEN)               1:12:49
 B Aaron Townsville (KWP)           1:13:02
 4 Joseph Casey (KRY)               1:13:46
 5 Christopher Kavanagh (KRY)       1:13:50
 6 Danny Wilmer (DUN)               1:13:54
 7 Brandon Nickmau (DUN)            1:14:25
 8 Alexandre Bevan (LEN)            1:14:51
 9 Raimund Brahms (DAR)             1:14:52
10 Neilson Powers (DUN)             1:14:53
   Nicky Salomon (DAR)              1:14:53
12 Bradley Swan (KWP)               1:15:00
   Hayden Amas (KEN)                1:15:00
14 Ken Ianucci (KRY)                1:15:11
15 Irvin Falk (DAR)                 1:15:34
16 Gabe King (LEN)                  1:16:02
17 Devin Gibson (LEN)               1:16:26
18 Aaren Ellis (DAR)                1:17:05
   Kyle Welsh (KWP)                 1:17:05
20 David Robson (KRY)               1:17:29
21 Jamie Fields (KWP)               1:18:19
22 Jason Brock (KEN)                1:24:08
23 Eleti Maneo (KEN)                1:26:27
24 Holden French (KEN)              1:26:47

Women's para blind road race
Ridden on the same course as the elite men's individual time trial.

Women's road race B
 G Madame Cynthia North/Golda Horne (KWP)    2:10:13
 S Marian Eclair/Rosanna Huff (LEN)          2:12:57
 B Meg Cameron/Grace Osborne (LEN)           2:13:01
 4 Abby Hershey/Ashley West (DUN)            2:13:02
 5 Kate Sendon/Cheste Fabine (KEN)           2:13:03
   Xiang Bao/Xiang Yue (KRY)                 2:13:03
 7 Sheila Mann/Edith Gormley (KRY)           2:18:21
 — Eliza Robén/Jade Theiro (KEN)                 DNF
   Louisa Voght/Terri Lewis (DUN)                DNF
   Taylor Preet/Nora Spanadopolous (KWP)         DNF

Men's para blind road race
Ridden on the same course as the elite men's individual time trial.

Men's road race B
 G Iou Way/Ragemprand Volk (DAR)           2:27:23
 S Trevor Heywood/Normie Valcoon (KWP)     2:27:37
 B Scott James/Dan Wharton (LEN)           2:27:40
 4 James Levantine/Earl Brown (DUN)        2:28:00
 5 Nathan Santi/Eddie Goode (KRY)          2:28:31
 6 Nico Ó Cléirigh/Buz Albrecht (DAR)      2:29:37
 7 Sebastian Willis/Charles Lewis (KEN)    2:29:42
 — Ivan Roberto/ Van Singh (KWP)               DNF
   Jay Mitchell/Jack Cox (KEN)                 DNF
   Ray Mariano/Paul Orton (KRY)                DNF
   Rhys Dawson/Michael Ryan (LEN)              DNF

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Medal table and team standings

TEAM             G   S   B Tot
Liventia         9  14  14  37
Krytenia         9   7   7  23
Dunnes           7   2   5  14
Darmen           6   3   3  12
West Phoenicia   5   6   6  17
Kenmoria         3   7   3  13
Banija           1   1   1   3
Darkmania        0   0   1   1
New Doltania     0   0   0   0

Liventia         281 — TEAM CHAMPIONS (cannot be caught by Krytenia)
Krytenia         216 — TEAM RUNNERS-UP (cannot be caught by West Phoenicia)
West Phoenicia   187
Dunnes           165
Darmen           151
Kenmoria         151
Banija            36
Darkmania          7
New Doltania       0

(OOC note — I will post route profiles for the elite road races tomorrow morning European time, before scorination at night.)

[Dunnes]

THE MIROLA REGISTER

DOUBLE RAINBOW!
MADUXX, NAUGHTON WIN TIME TRIAL WORLDS

OREAN, LIVENTIA- Dunnes swept the gold medals in the individual time trial at the Cycling World Championships yesterday, with Jack Maddux taking gold in the men's competition, and Rebecca Naughton taking gold in the women's competition. Maddux won by over twenty seconds on a hilly course that started outside of town and finished at the Grover's Park stadium. Holding back in the beginning part of the race, Maddux unleashed over the last 20km, moving up from fourth at the first time check to the top of the podium at the end of the race. Naughton employed a different strategy, getting up to nineteen seconds ahead at the midway check, before winning by less than three seconds.

"I knew the climbs at the beginning would take a toll on those who went out to strong, and maybe were too excited about racing at such an event." said Maduxx, wearing the rainbow jersey at the post race press conference. "I thought we prepared well, really analyzing where we could take time back later in the race, and I think that strategy worked well." he continued.

Compared to Maduxx, Naughton was ecstatic about holding on by the skin of her teeth. "Oh my goodness, I don't know where to start," she remarked after the race. "I really thought I had it after being up by that much, but then I kept getting splits from the team car that just kept dropping, but thankfully I was able to pull through for the win, I'm just so so so so pleased right now."

The riders in the men's race set out on a rather pleasant day in Orean to be greeted by multiple climbs with pitches in the double digits on there way in to the Stratham neighborhood of Liventia's capital city. Aaron Townsville of West Phoenicia was the early leader posting a time of 1:13:02, and would hold onto the bronze medal. One of the medal contenders from Dunnes, Neilson Powers also had an early start time, and was looking to play into contention, but crashed on the short descent of the final climb before the finish, when his chain became lodged in his front derailleur.

"Jeez that was scary, I was going so fast, but then my crank just locked up, and I was on the tarmac. Thankfully I'm ok and was able to get back on and get going again, but I'm quite sore, and disappointing I wasn't able to join Jack on the podium." remarked a visibly fatigued Powers, while cooling down after his race.

By the time Maddux went through the halfway checkpoint it was clear that it was going to be between him, Townsville, Joseph Casey of Krytenia and the home favorite, Charlie Huws, for the medals. Maddux had an unanswerable push however in the last half of the race, accelerating over the final climb like a man possessed.

"He was a complete cannibal out there." said an exuberant team coach Niels Cleveland. "He just ate up the competition with both his power and his cycling iq."

By the time Maddux came into the home straight outside of Grover Park Stadium, the race was a done deal as he finished in 1:12:24, 25 seconds ahead of Huws, and 38 ahead of Townsville.

Maddux and Powers will continue their run at the podium tomorrow in the Men's Elite Road Race, where they will be joined by Brandon Nickmau, Danny Wilmer, Jermey Lopez, and Dylan Caban.

The Women's Elite Road Race is also tomorrow where Naughton will be joined by Alex Cross, Sarah Cross, Autumn North, Kirsten Stevens, and Jackie Rose. Maddux and Naughton will look to feature in their respective races but also watch out for Powers, Wilmer, and North. Tomorrow's road races will conclude the competition, and while Dunnes is guaranteed to be outside the top two positions in the team standings, there is still a very slight chance that they could catch West Phoenicia.

[Kenmoria]

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Today has been a slow day for Kenmoria sport as the recent world cycling championships saw no major successes or rankings. In all four events taking place no athletes placed in the top five, and several, such as Jay Mitchell and Jack Cox, didn't even finish their respective events. The aforementioned failure was due to an incident where Hay, a blind cyclist, couldn't here his guide over another and, as a result, sadly crashed into a tree.

This has led to a disappointing ranking as Kenmoria is currently placed only sixth in the rankings, still impressive but nowhere near the high ranking team KEN attained earlier. However, there are a few events left to run that could prove decisive in determining final rankings.

[Liventia]

The Organising Committee for the Road Cycling World Championships can now confirm the final routes for the men's and women's road races, after a minor change to the plan for the men's road race while maintaining the same race distance.

Both races will begin in Madford with a circuit that takes in a climb to the town's old quarry.


The women's road race then heads into Orean following the same route as the men's individual time trial.


The men's road race does the same, and while the original plan was to simply loop to City Hall and back twice for the remaining 80 km or so, organisers have now decided to send the cyclists on a sightseeing tour around the capital, passing notable landmarks including the Park Central Oval cricket ground and the famous Polarian Gardens botanical site, as well as the oldest baseball ground in the country. This part of the race does not feature a climb above 5% and should allow the sprinters back into position if they were dropped on the earlier climbs on the course.

[Liventia]

Day 11 results
Both races took place on the same day over much of the same course, with the women's start at 9 am and the men's departure at 11:30 am to ensure there would be no cross-over of riders that could affect each other's races.

Women's individual road race

Mass start
 G Agrippa Größel (DAR)            3:52:02
 S Beth Westwood (LEN)             3:52:28
 B Ash Townsville (KWP)            3:52:55
 4 Bassin Guiss (BNJ)              3:53:30
 5 Sara Lowchurch (KWP)            3:53:38
 6 Sarah Cross (DUN)               3:53:42
 7 Raziela Hogan (DAR)             3:53:45
 8 Zoé Deschanel (LEN)             3:54:47
 9 Kinteh Senghore (BNJ)           3:55:06
10 Liz Freeman (LEN)               3:55:16
11 Helen Suarez (KEN)              3:55:55
12 Maeleth Darwin (DAR)            3:56:03
13 Beck Church (KWP)               3:56:43
14 Jennifer Ward (KEN)             3:57:10
15 Alex Cross (DUN)                3:57:13
16 Priscilla Devlin (DAR)          3:57:19
17 Amanda Serazzin (KRY)           3:57:43
18 Alisha Church (KWP)             3:57:54
19 Heidi Jackson (KEN)             3:58:22
20 Sarjo Condeh (BNJ)              3:58:27
21 Patricia Clewley (KRY)          3:58:30
22 Autumn North (DUN)              3:59:03
   Jessica Polsen (KRY)                s/t
24 Rachel Stevenson (LEN)          3:59:27
25 Ajamboon Jawara (BNJ)           4:00:08
26 Kirsten Stevens (DUN)           4:00:10
27 Aba Kairaba (BNJ)               4:00:22
28 Jackie Rose (DUN)               4:00:25
29 Isabella Rye (DAR)              4:00:58
30 Christine Keith (KRY)           4:01:23
31 Claire Beauchamp (LEN)          4:03:07
32 Annett Waterman (DAR)           4:03:58
33 Gabby Salmat (KWP)              4:04:11
34 Phoebe Rogers (KEN)             4:06:53
35 Sally Ibsen (KRY)               4:12:38
 — Maimuna Jallow (BNJ)                OTL (over time limit)
   Alex Day (KEN)                      DNF
   Cerys Cooke (KEN)                   DNF
   Jennifer Fletcher (LEN)             DNF
   Lady Phoenicia Gryphon (KWP)        DNF
   Rebecca Naughton (DUN)              DNF
   Victoria Kennedy (KRY)              DNF

Men's individual road race

Mass start
 G Neilson Powers (DUN)          6:10:52
 S Isago Tekanyo (BNJ)           6:11:34
 B Nikolas Ó Leannáin (DAR)      6:12:13
 4 Stephen Windsor (LEN)         6:12:30
 5 Tom Larsson (NDO)             6:12:54
 6 Damian Avery (KEN)            6:13:00
 7 Aaren Ellis (DAR)             6:13:05
 8 Liam Perado (KRY)             6:15:19
 9 Titus Philo (KWP)             6:15:22
10 Ben Collins (KEN)             6:15:53
11 Ben Harper (NDO)              6:16:01
12 Nicky Salomon (DAR)           6:16:10
13 Otsile Tumelo (BNJ)           6:16:18
14 Danny Wilmer (DUN)            6:16:20
15 Seatla Sedireng (BNJ)         6:17:29
16 Hayden Chambers (KEN)         6:17:33
17 David Kik (KWP)               6:17:40
18 Matthew Connor (LEN)          6:19:26
19 Ken Ianucci (KRY)             6:19:29
20 Oaitse Keabetswe (BNJ)        6:22:05
21 Kgalefa Tumisang (BNJ)        6:22:31
22 Jack Maduxx (DUN)             6:23:29
23 Charles Baxter (KEN)          6:25:24
24 Patrick Price (KEN)           6:25:40
25 Ollie Brixham (KRY)           6:25:41
26 Raimund Brahms (DAR)          6:26:55
27 Obuile Mothibi (BNJ)          6:28:28
28 Joseph Casey (KRY)            6:29:28
29 Christopher Kavanagh (KRY)    6:30:02
   Thomas Kik (KWP)                  s/t
31 Gabe King (LEN)               6:30:05
32 Pawan Salmat (KWP)            6:34:18
 — Alexandre Bevan (LEN)             OTL
   Brandon Nickmau (DUN)             OTL
   Dylan Caban (DUN)                 DNF
   Hugo King (LEN)                   DNF
   Irvin Falk (DAR)                  DNF
   Jericho Hills (KWP)               DNF
   Jermey Lopez (DUN)                DNF
   Lawrence Winstanley (LEN)         DNF
   Lewis Francis (KRY)               DNF
   Nick Pine (NDO)                   DNF
   Sardar Cellular (NDO)             DNF
   Tariq Druize (KWP)                DNF
   Thomas Lyman (NDO)                DNF
   Thomas Nicholson (KEN)            DNF
   Web Calton (NDO)                  DNF
   Traugott Achterberg (DAR)         DNF

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Final medal table and team standings

TEAM             G   S   B Tot
Liventia         9  15  14  38
Krytenia         9   7   7  23
Dunnes           8   2   5  15
Darmen           7   3   4  14
West Phoenicia   5   6   7  18
Kenmoria         3   7   3  13
Banija           1   2   1   4
Darkmania        0   0   1   1
New Doltania     0   0   0   0

Liventia         292 — TEAM CHAMPIONS
Krytenia         218 — TEAM SILVER
West Phoenicia   193 — TEAM BRONZE
Dunnes           179
Darmen           168
Kenmoria         154
Banija            47
Darkmania          7
New Doltania       2

Congratulations to the 42 new world champions!