Track and Road Cycling World Championships 2011
Track World Championships, Montichiari, Italy, 11 – 13 March.
Australian team won 8 medals – 4 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Susan Powell – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Felicity Johnson / Stephanie Morton (pilot) – 1 gold
- Kieran Modra / Scott McPhee (pilot) – 1 gold
- Michael Gallagher – 1 gold
- Andrew Panazzolo – 1 silver
- Alexandra Green – 1 bronze
- Bryce Lindores / Sean Finning (pilot)
Australian Team
Men
- Sean Finning (pilot for Lindores)
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Bryce Lindores – B
- Scott McPhee (pilot for Modra)
- Kieran Modra – B
- Andrew Panazzolo – C2
Women
- Alexandra Green – C4
- Felicity Johnson – B
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Stephanie Morton (pilot for Johnson)
- Brandie O’Connor – B
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
Road World Championships, Roskilde, Denmark, 8 – 11 September.
Australian team won – 7 medals – 3 gold and 4 silver medals. Jayme Paris won both events but insufficient competitors for medals to be awarded.
Medallists:
- Susan Powell – 2 gold
- David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Carol Cooke – 2 silver
- Michael Gallagher – 1 silver
Australian Team
Men
- Nigel Barley – H3
- Matthew Formston – B
- Michael Gallagher – C5
- Ryan Hughes – C4
- David Nicholas – C4
- Craig Parsons – H1
- Michael Taylor – H2
- Phil Thuaux
- Stuart Tripp – H4
Women
- Carol Cooke -T2
- Kerry Knowler (pilot for O’Connor)
- Melissa Leckie – H2
- Claire McLean – C5
- Jayme Paris – C1
- Susan Powell – C4
- Brandie O’Connor – B
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Australian teams and results for UCI Para Cycling Track World Championships, Montichiari, Italy, 11 – 13 March and Road World Championships, Roskilde, Denmark, 8 – 11 September.
Date: March 2011
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