Cycling at the 2004 Summer Olympics – Men's track time trial

Men's track time trial at the Games of the XXVIII Olympiad
Medalists
Chris Hoy   Great Britain   Arnaud Tournant   France   Stefan Nimke   Germany

Cycling at the 2004 Summer Olympics
Road cycling
Road race		men		women
Time trial		men		women
Track cycling
Individual pursuit		men		women
Team pursuit		men
Sprint		men		women
Team sprint		men
Time trial		men		women
Points race		men		women
Keirin		men
Madison		men
Mountain biking
Cross-country		men		women

The men's 1 kilometre time trial in Cycling at the 2004 Summer Olympics was a time trial race in which each of the seventeen cyclists attempted to set the fastest time for four laps (1 kilometre) of the track.

Records

World Record	Arnaud Tournant (FRA)	La Paz, Bolivia	58.875 s	October 10, 2001
Olympic Record	Jason QUEALLY (GBR)	Sydney, Australia	1:01.609	September 16, 2000

Results

In a fascinating event the Olympic Record was broken four times, the final time by Chris Hoy of Great Britain retaining the title for his country that Jason Queally had won in Sydney four years previously.

Final results^[1]

Rank	Race Number	Name	NOC	- 250m	- 500m	- 750m	- 1,000m
1	58	Chris Hoy	United Kingdom	17.984	31.414	45.505	1:00.711
2	54	Arnaud Tournant	France	18.057	31.555	45.576	1:00.896
3	73	Stefan Nimke	Germany	18.487	31.919	46.027	1:01.186
4	7	Shane Kelly	Australia	18.351	31.861	46.057	1:01.224
5	101	Theo Bos	Netherlands	18.697	32.356	46.684	1:01.986
6	52	François Pervis	France	18.353	32.087	46.570	1:02.328
7	59	Craig Maclean	United Kingdom	18.445	32.367	46.611	1:02.369
8	68	Carsten Bergemann	Germany	18.901	32.850	47.272	1:02.551
9	28	Ahmed Lopez Naranjo	Cuba	18.272	31.855	46.436	1:02.739
10	30	Alois Kaňkovský	Czech Republic	18.903	32.625	47.152	1:03.038
11	105	Teun Mulder	Netherlands	18.591	32.446	47.084	1:03.165
12	35	Ruben Donet	Spain	18.683	32.725	47.391	1:03.505
13	24	Wilson Meneses Guitierrez	Colombia	18.713	32.700	47.505	1:03.614
14	120	Grzegorz Krejner	Poland	19.083	33.112	47.929	1:03.923
15	76	Dimitrios Georgalis	Greece	18.852	32.943	48.002	1:04.204
16	137	Lin Chih Hsun	Chinese Taipei	19.716	34.503	49.800	1:06.240
17	21	Radoslav Konstantinov	Bulgaria	19.377	33.976	49.474	1:06.265

References

• Official Olympic Report

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