Cycling at the 2008 Summer Paralympics – Men's time trial

The Men's 1 km time trial track cycling events at the 2008 Summer Paralympics took place on September 7–9 at the Laoshan Velodrome.

Classification

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Cyclists are given a classification depending on the type and extent of their disability. The classification system allows cyclists to compete against others with a similar level of function.

Cycling classes are:

B&VI 1–3

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The men's 1 km time trial (B&VI 1–3) took place on September 8.[1]

WR = World Record

Rank Name Country Time
  Anthony Kappes
Pilot: Barney Storey
  Great Britain 1:02.864 WR
  Ben Demery
Pilot: Shaun Hopkins
  Australia 1:03.718
  Kieran Modra
Pilot: Tyson Lawrence
  Australia 1:04.053
4 Gavin Kilpatrick
Pilot: Michael Thomson
  South Africa 1:04.130
5 Tatsuyuki Oshiro
Pilot: Hitosh Takahashi
  Japan 1:04.593
6 Bryce Lindores
Pilot: Steven George
  Australia 1:04.792
7 Daniel Chalifour
Pilot: Alexandre Cloutier
  Canada 1:06.371
8 Brian Cowie
Pilot: Marina Girona
  Canada 1:07.721
9 Francisco González
Pilot: Juan Francisco Suarez
  Spain 1:08.260
10 Michael Delaney
Pilot: David Patrick Peelo
  Ireland 1:08.593
11 Carlos Arciniegas
Pilot: Juan Carreno
  Colombia 1:08.867
12 Alfred Stelleman
Pilot: Jaco Tettelaar
  Netherlands 1:09.077
13 Stephane Cote
Pilot: Pierre-Olivier Boily
  Canada 1:10.292
14 Olivier Donval
Pilot: John Saccamandi
  France 1:10.667
15 Lujan Nattkemper
Pilot: Juan Ferrari (cyclist)
  Argentina 1:14.483
16 Arnold Csaba Butu
Pilot: Lehel Ruzsa
  Romania 1:22.296

CP 3

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The men's 1 km time trial (CP 3) took place on September 9 September.[2]

WR = World Record

Rank Name Country Time
  Darren Kenny   Great Britain 1.08.67 WR
  Rik Waddon   Great Britain 1.11.16
  Tomas Kvasnicka   Czech Republic 1.17.67
4 Javier Ochoa   Spain 1.18.52
5 Rodrigo Lopez   Argentina 1.20.57
6 Jean Quevillon   Canada 1.21.35
7 Brayden Mcdougall   Canada 1.22.78
8 Maurice Far Eckhard   Spain 1.27.45

CP 4

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The men's 1 km time trial (CP 4) took place on 9 September.[2]

WR = World Record

Rank Name Country Time
  Masashi Ishii   Japan 1.08.77 WR
  Jiri Bouska   Czech Republic 1.11.19
  Christopher Scott   Australia 1.12.23
4 Cesar Neira   Spain 1.15.39
5 Janos Plekker   South Africa 1.15.55
6 Lubos Jirka   Czech Republic 1.16.01
7 Enda Smyth   Ireland 1.16.07
8 Michael Farrell   United States 1.17.59

LC 1

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The men's 1 km time trial (LC 1) took place on 9 September.[2]

WR = World Record

Rank Name Country Time
  Mark Bristow   Great Britain 1.08.87 WR
  Kuidong Zhang   China 1.10.47
  Wolfgang Sacher   Germany 1.10.81
4 Michael Gallagher   Australia 1.11.01
5 Wolfgang Eibeck   Austria 1.11.24
6 Mario Hammer   Germany 1.11.34
7 Cathal Gustavus Miller   Ireland 1.11.82
8 Manfred Gattringer   Austria 1.12.17
9 Soelito Gohr   Brazil 1.13.56
10 Ivan Renggli   Switzerland 1.13.73
11 Kennedy Jacome   Colombia 1.14.69
12 Ioannis Kalaitzakis   Greece 1.16.45
13 Damien Severi   France 1.17.22
14 Mark Breton   Canada 1.17.59

LC 2

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The men's 1 km time trial (LC 2) took place on 9 September.[2]

WR = World Record

Rank Name Country Time
  Jody Cundy   Great Britain 1.05.47 WR
  Jiří Ježek   Czech Republic 1.11.18
  Yuanchao Zheng   China 1.11.20
4 Carol-Eduard Novak   Romania 1.12.74
5 Amador Granado   Spain 1.12.76
6 Eric Bourgault   Canada 1.14.39
7 Jan Boyen   Belgium 1.14.88
8 Roberto Alcaide   Spain 1.16.06
9 Luis Chacon   Colombia 1.16.92
10 Morten Jahr   Norway 1.17.05
11 David Kuster   Slovenia 1.19.76

LC 3–4

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The men's 1 km time trial (LC 3–4) took place on 7 September.[3]

Rank Name Country Time
  Simon Richardson   Great Britain 1:14.9
  Maskai Fujita   Japan +0.02.4
  Greg Ball   Australia +0.02.8
4 Paolo Vigano   Italy
5 Tobias Graf   Germany +0.03.6
6 Zhang Lu   China +0.03.7
7 Michael Teuber   Germany +0.04.0
8 Laurent Thirionet   France +0.05.7
9 Michael Milton   Australia +0.06.7
10 Antonio Garcia   Spain +0.07.1
11 Stephane Bahier   France +0.07.6
12 Erich Winkle   Germany +0.08.1
13 Pierre Seka   Germany +0.08.5
14 Alexander Hohlrieder   Austria +0.09.0
15 Juan José Méndez   Spain +0.09.7
16 Victor Garrido   Venezuela +0.12.2
17 Wolfgang Dabernig   Austria +0.13.0
18 Erich Stauffer   Austria
19 Flaviano Carvalho   Brazil +0.14.1
20 Anthony Zahn   United States +0.14.4

References

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