Date: | 26–28 September 2015 |
Velodrome: | Manchester Velodrome |
Cyclists: | 100 |
Events: | 17 and 6 para-cycling |
Previous: | 2014 |
Next: | 2017 |
The 2015 British National Track Championships were a series of track cycling competitions held from 25–27 September 2015 at the Manchester Velodrome. They are organised and sanctioned by British Cycling, and were open to British cyclists.
Separate competitions will be held for both men and women, and 6 events are also included for paracyclists
Open to British cyclists, the winners of each event are entitled to wear the national champion's jersey - a white jersey with a red, white and blue front stripe - for the next year when competing in that discipline. Twenty-two gold medals will be awarded over three days and six sessions; the event had previously taken place over 5 days.[1]
The women's sprint events were dominated by rising star Katy Marchant, as she matched the 4 gold clean sweep of the sprint events achieved by Jessica Varnish in 2014. The women's endurance events were dominated by Laura Trott winning each of the individual endurance races ahead of main rival of the championships Katie Archibald. Archibald's victory in team pursuit being the sole race Trott was unable to win. Such was her dominance that Trott only just missed out on medals in sprint events as well, finishing a very close fourth in the 500 metre time trial.
On the men's side, unpredictable racing was the order of the day. With defending quadruple champion Callum Skinner injured and not competing, the remaining elite sprinters, Jason Kenny, Matt Crampton and Lewis Oliva shared the spoil's between themselves, with Kenny combining with Crampton and Philip Hindes to take team sprint honours.
Men's Events | |||||||
Kilo.[2] | Jason Kenny | 1:02.042 | Matthew Crampton | 1:02.186 | Steven Burke | 1:03.710 | |
Sprint | Lewis Oliva | Matt Rotherham | Jonathan Mitchell | ||||
Keirin | Matthew Crampton | ||||||
Team sprint[3] | Jason Kenny Matthew Crampton Philip Hindes | 44.001 | 46.763 | 46.242 | |||
Andy Tennant | 4:23.583 | Germain Burton Team 100%ME | 4:27.209 | Jon Dibben | 4:24.906 | ||
Team pursuit | 100%ME Germain Burton Jake Kelly Mark Stewart Oliver Wood | 4:06.417 | Scottish Development Peter Anderson Tom Arnstein Philip Trodden Ruari Yeoman | ct at 3:05.704 | 4:15.902 | ||
Points race | Oliver Wood | 66 | 63 | 47 | |||
Scratch race | Mark Stewart | Christopher Latham |
Women's Events | |||||||
500m time trial[4] | Katy Marchant | 34.496 | 34.743 | 35.960 | |||
Sprint | Katy Marchant | Becky James | |||||
Keirin | Katy Marchant | Becky James | |||||
Team sprint[5] | North West Region C Katy Marchant Jessica Varnish | 33.424 | North West Region B Shanaze Reade Victoria Williamson | 34.392 | North West Region D Eleanor Richardson Helen Scott | 35.257 | |
Individual Pursuit | Laura Trott Matrix-Fitness | 3.32.759 | Katie Archibald Pearl Izumi | 3.33.065 | Ciara Horne Pearl Izumi | 3.37.262 | |
Pearl Izumi Katie Archibald Ciara Horne Joanna Rowsell Shand Sarah Storey | ct. opp. | not awarded 3 entrants only | |||||
Points race | Laura Trott | 100 | 88 | 82 | |||
Scratch race | Laura Trott Matrix-Fitness | Katie Archibald Pearl Izumi |
A series of para-cycling national championships are also held over combined categories using a points system.
Para-cycling Events | |||||||
BVI Mixed Gender 1000m | Helen Scott and Sophie Thornhill | Neil Fachie and Peter Mitchell | Laura Cluxton and Lyndsey Carson | ||||
C1-5 Mixed Gender Sprint Time Trial | Kadeena Cox | Lauren Booth Carnac-Planet X | Megan Giglia | ||||
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BVI Mixed Gender Para Pursuit[6] | 04:14.030 F.T. 03:37.120 A.T. | 04:22.100 | Laura Cluxton and Lyndsey Carson | 04:37.912 F.T. 03:57.532 A.T. | |||
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C1-5 Mixed Gender Para Pursuit | Jonathan Gildea | 4.46.017 | 4.46.211 | 4.50.622 | |||
BVI Mixed Gender 200m flying lap | |||||||
C1-5 Mixed Gender 200m flying lap[7] | Jody Cundy | 10.380 F.T. 10.531 A.T. | 10.609 | 11.899F.T. 13.762 A.T. |
A.T. = Actual TimeF.T. = Factored time