2007 in track cycling explained

News

January

2 – Bruno Risi and Franco Marvulli win the 2007 Six Days of Zürich with a total of 394 points, having 37 points advantage in favour of Robert Bartko and Iljo Keisse. The rest of the pack was one or more laps behind. cyclingnews.com
18 – Peter Schep returns into the sport after recovering from his injury. He will be able to defend his world title in Mallorca. telesport.nl

World championships

See main article: article and 2007 UCI Track Cycling World Championships.

Men's Events	Winner
Sprint
Keirin
1 km time trial
Points race
Individual pursuit
Scratch
Team sprint	Grégory Baugé Mickaël Bourgain Arnaud Tournant
Team pursuit	Edward Clancy Geraint Thomas Paul Manning Bradley Wiggins
Madison	Franco Marvulli Bruno Risi Arnaud Tournant
Omnium

Women's Events	Winner
Sprint
Keirin
500 m time trial
Points race
Individual pursuit
Scratch
Team sprint	Victoria Pendleton Shanaze Reade

World Cup Classics

See main article: article and 2006–2007 UCI Track Cycling World Cup Classics.

Continental championships

Asian championships

See main article: article and 2007 Asian Cycling Championships.

European championships

See main article: article and 2007 European Track Championships.

National championships

2007 Dutch National Track Championships
French National Track Championships
Australian National Track Championships
British National Track Championships
United States National Track Championships

Pan American Games

See main article: article and Cycling at the 2007 Pan American Games.

Southeast Asian Games

See main article: article and Cycling at the 2007 Southeast Asian Games.

Six-day events

The 2007 Six days track cycling events are multi-race competitions, each taking place over six days at various locations in mainland Europe. The riders challenge each other in track cycling disciplines including the madison, track time trials, sprints, and Derny motor-paced races.

The competitions are organised by the UCI.

Date	Place	Winners
1–6 June 2006	Fiorenzuola, Italy		Marco Villa
28 September −3 October 2006	Maastricht, Netherlands		Franco Marvulli
16–21 October 2006	Amsterdam, Netherlands		Peter Schep
26–31 October 2006	Grenoble, France		Franco Marvulli
26–31 October 2006	Dortmund, Germany		Bruno Risi
9–14 November 2006	Munich, Germany		Bruno Risi
21–26 November 2006	Ghent, Belgium	cancelled after day five due to the death of Isaac Gálvez
28 December −2 January 2007			Franco Marvulli
4–9 January 2007			Robert Bartko
11–16 January 2007			Bruno Risi
18–23 January 2007			Franco Marvulli Alexander Äschbach
25–30 January 2007			Leif Lampater

UIV Cup

Date	Place	Winners
16–21 October 2006	Amsterdam, Netherlands		Jonathan Bellis
26–31 October 2006	Dortmund, Germany		Maxime Bally
9–14 November 2006	Munich, Germany		Marcel Kalz
21–26 November 2006	Ghent, Belgium		Erik Mohs
4–9 January 2007			Ingmar De Poortere
11–16 January 2007			Daniel Kreutzfeldt
18–23 January 2007			Alexandre Pliușchin
25–30 January 2007	Berlin		Ingmar De Poortere

Sprint events

Date	Place	Winner	Runner-up
4–9 January 2007			Tim Veldt
6–6 January 2007			Craig MacLean