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Track Cycling UCI Junior World Championships 2019


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France set a new junior world record in men's team pursuit, Germany was also faster than the old world record. :yes

Germany lost women's team sprint for the first time in ages while Italy continues their dominance in women's team pursuit. In men's team sprint Germany was embarrassing once again. India won the gold medal in that event but i don't see them translating this success to senior level.

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Just now, OlympicsFan said:

France set a new junior world record in men's team pursuit, Germany was also faster than the old world record. :yes

Germany lost women's team sprint for the first time in ages while Italy continues their dominance in women's team pursuit. In men's team sprint Germany was embarrassing once again. India won the gold medal in that event but i don't see them translating this success to senior level.

India’s victory does say some positive about their currently developing program though. It shows that they do have some young talent amongst their ranks.

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Expecting another medal today :d(even a good performance would be fine). 

The funding given for cycling is minimum by government and despite the vast mainland we all have to turn our attention to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands to produce good cyclists. Cycling would more of be taken for educational scholarships, prize money for taking care of family. Hope the medal would be another gift on the country's independence day :clap:

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25 minutes ago, Fly_like_a_don said:

Expecting another medal today :d(even a good performance would be fine). 

The funding given for cycling is minimum by government and despite the vast mainland we all have to turn our attention to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands to produce good cyclists. Cycling would more of be taken for educational scholarships, prize money for taking care of family. Hope the medal would be another gift on the country's independence day :clap:

Which event  and what time?

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