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Track Cycling Qualification for Summer Olympic Games 2016


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13 minutes ago, dareza said:

so only one quota for Czech Republic in sprint and two for Colombia.

Did Colombia get men's team pursuit and women's team sprint? :d

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Men's Sprint

Qualified Nations:

  • :AUS Australia
  • :AUS Australia
  • :CHN China
  • :COL Colombia
  • :COL Colombia
  • :CZE Czech Republic
  • :FRA France
  • :FRA France
  • :GER Germany
  • :GER Germany
  • :GBR Great Britain
  • :GBR Great Britain
  • :JPN Japan
  • :NED Netherlands
  • :NED Netherlands
  • :NZL New Zealand
  • :NZL New Zealand
  • :POL Poland
  • :POL Poland
  • :RUS Russia
  • :RUS Russia
  • :KOR South Korea
  • :KOR South Korea
  • :ESP Spain
  • :TTO Trinidad and Tobago
  • :VEN Venezuela
  • :VEN Venezuela

 

Total Athletes Qualified  27

Total Nations Qualified  16

 

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Men's Team Sprint

Qualified Nations:

  • :AUS Australia
  • :FRA France
  • :GER Germany
  • :GBR Great Britain
  • :NED Netherlands
  • :NZL New Zealand
  • :POL Poland
  • :KOR South Korea
  • :VEN Venezuela

 

Total Athletes Qualified  27

Total Nations Qualified  9

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Men's Team Pursuit

Qualified Nations:

  • :AUS Australia
  • :CHN China
  • :DEN Denmark
  • :GER Germany
  • :GBR Great Britain
  • :NED Netherlands
  • :NZL New Zealand
  • :RUS Russia
  • :SUI Switzerland

 

Total Athletes Qualified  36

Total Nations Qualified  9

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Men's Keirin

Qualified Nations:

  • :AUS Australia
  • :AUS Australia
  • :CAN Canada
  • :COL Colombia
  • :CZE Czech Republic
  • :FRA France
  • :FRA France
  • :GER Germany
  • :GER Germany
  • :GBR Great Britain
  • :GBR Great Britain
  • :GRE Greece
  • :JPN Japan
  • :JPN Japan
  • :MAS Malaysia
  • :NED Netherlands
  • :NED Netherlands
  • :NZL New Zealand
  • :NZL New Zealand
  • :POL Poland
  • :POL Poland
  • :RUS Russia
  • :KOR South Korea
  • :KOR South Korea
  • :USA United States
  • :VEN Venezuela
  • :VEN Venezuela

 

 

Total Athletes Qualified  27

Total Nations Qualified  17

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Men's Omnium

Qualified Nations:

  • :AUS Australia
  • :BEL Belgium
  • :BRA Brazil
  • :COL Colombia
  • :DEN Denmark
  • :FRA France
  • :GER Germany
  • :GBR Great Britain
  • :HKG Hong Kong
  • :ITA Italy
  • :JPN Japan
  • :KAZ Kazakhstan
  • :MEX Mexico
  • :NED Netherlands
  • :NZL New Zealand
  • :KOR South Korea
  • :SUI Switzerland
  • :USA United States

 

Total Athletes Qualified  18

Total Nations Qualified  18

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Women's Sprint

Qualified Nations:

  • :AUS Australia
  • :AUS Australia
  • :AZE Azerbaijan
  • :CAN Canada
  • :CAN Canada
  • :CHN China
  • :CHN China
  • :COL Colombia
  • :CUB Cuba
  • :EGY Egypt
  • :FRA France
  • :FRA France
  • :GER Germany
  • :GER Germany
  • :GBR Great Britain
  • :GBR Great Britain
  • :HKG Hong Kong
  • :LTU Lithuania
  • :MAS Malaysia
  • :NED Netherlands
  • :NED Netherlands
  • :NZL New Zealand
  • :NZL New Zealand
  • :RUS Russia
  • :RUS Russia
  • :ESP Spain
  • :ESP Spain

 

Total Athletes Qualified  27

Total Nations Qualified  17

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Women's Team Sprint

Qualified Nations:

  • :AUS Australia
  • :CAN Canada
  • :CHN China
  • :FRA France
  • :GER Germany
  • :NED Netherlands
  • :NZL New Zealand
  • :RUS Russia
  • :ESP Spain

 

Total Athletes Qualified  18

Total Nations Qualified  9

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Women's Team Pursuit

Qualified Nations:

  • :AUS Australia
  • :CAN Canada
  • :CHN China
  • :GER Germany
  • :GBR Great Britain
  • :ITA Italy
  • :NZL New Zealand
  • :POL Poland
  • :USA United States

 

Total Athletes Qualified  36

Total Nations Qualified  9

 

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