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Reed scores gold in L.A. - Full Results
Read the race report2008 Los Angeles UCI Track World Cup
LDT Events Center Velodrome, Carson, California
Day 3
Women’s Pursuit
1. Ukraine (Yelizaveta Bochkarova, Svitlana Galyuk, Lesya Kalitovska) 3:27.44
2. Russia (Anastasiya Chulkova, Olga Slyusareva, Elena Tchalykh), 3:30.02
3. United States (Kristin Armstrong, Lauren Franges, Christen King), 3:31.45
4. Germany (Charlotte Becker, Christina Becker, Verena Joos), 3:31.86
Read the race reportLDT Events Center Velodrome, Carson, California
Day 3
Women’s Pursuit
1. Ukraine (Yelizaveta Bochkarova, Svitlana Galyuk, Lesya Kalitovska) 3:27.44
2. Russia (Anastasiya Chulkova, Olga Slyusareva, Elena Tchalykh), 3:30.02
3. United States (Kristin Armstrong, Lauren Franges, Christen King), 3:31.45
4. Germany (Charlotte Becker, Christina Becker, Verena Joos), 3:31.86
Men’s Sprint
1. Roberto Chiappa (I)
2. Kevin Sireau (F), Cofidis
3. Teun Mulder (Nl)
4. Gregory Bauge (F)
Women’s Keirin
1. Jennie Reed (USA), Momentum Cycling
2. Willy Kans (Nl)
3. Jinjie Gong (Chn), Giant Pro
4. Lisandra Guerra Rodriguez (Cub)
5. Swetlana Grankowskaja (Rus)
Men’s Madison
1. Belgium (Kenny De Ketele, Tim Mertens), 8 points (lapped the field)
2. Denmark (Michael Morkov, Alex Rasmussen), 18
3. Germany (Robert Kluge, Olaf Pollack), 12
4. Netherlands (Pim Ligthart, Wim Stroetinga), 8
5. Team Slipstream (Michael Friedman, Colby Pearce), 7
