1993 UCI Track Cycling World Championships – Men's individual pursuit

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1993 UCI Track Cycling World Championships – Men's individual pursuit was part of the 1993 UCI Track Cycling World Championships.

In 1993 the amateur 4 km and professional 5 km pursuit events were combined in a single championship run over 4 km. The format was different also, with the top 4 from the qualifying round going directly to the semi-finals, and the two winners of those races meeting in the final for silver and gold.

Qualifying[edit]

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       1. Philippe Ermenault, France,          4:23.283 world record          2. Graeme Obree, Britain,               4:24.321        3. Chris Boardman, Britain,             4:24.719        4. Shaun Wallace, Britain,              4:26.832        5. Jens Lehmann, Germany,               4:27.518        6. Roman Saprykin, Russia,              4:29.306        7. Torsten Schmidt, Germany,            4:29.785        8. Andreas Bach, Germany,               4:29.892        9. Steve Hegg, U.S.,                    4:32.170        10. Vadim Kravchenko, Kazakhstan,       4:32.215        11. Eddy Seigneur, France,              4:33.953        12. Jan-Bo Petersen, Denmark,           4:33.991        13. Michael Sandsted, Denmark,          4:34.362        14. Jesper Nielsen, Denmark,            4:34.461        15. Steffen Kjaergaard, Norway,         4:34.462        16. Francis Moreau, France,             4:34.927        17. Serguei Matveev, Ukraine,           4:35.831        18. Glenn McLeay, New Zealand,          4:36.101        19. Friedrich Berein, Austria,          4:36.310        20. Gunter De Winne, Belgium,           4:36.712        21. Bruno Risi, Switzerland,            4:37.403        22. Brian Walton, Canada,               4:38.244        23. Ryszard Dawidowicz, Poland,         4:38.284        24. Robert Karsnicki, Poland,           4:38.375        25. Bogdan Bondarev, Ukraine,           4:38.698        26. Fabio Placanica, Argentina,         4:39.358        27. Jonathan Garrido, Spain,            4:39.531        28. Noriyuki Iijima, Japan,             4:39.724        29. Richard Rozendaal, Netherlands,         4:40.304        30. George Portelanos, Greece,          4:40.350        31. Alexander Smirnov, Belarus,         4:40.472        32. Glen Thomson, New Zealand,          4:41.957        33. Edgardo Simón, Argentina,           4:42.150        34. Yasuhiro Ando, Japan,               4:42.460        35. Jukka Heinikanen, Finland,          4:42.803        36. Carlos Suarez, Colombia,            4:42.974        37. Gianni Patuelli, Italy,             4:44.461        38. Viktor Kunz, Switzerland,           4:44.898        39. Marcel Dunkel, Switzerland,         4:46.125        40. Alberny Vargas, Colombia,           4:48.153        41. Ho-Sung Cho, Korea,                 4:48.480        42. Stefano Casagranda, Italy,          4:48.572        43. Esteban Lopez, Colombia,            4:48.773        44. Patrick van Dijken, Netherlands,        4:48.880        45. Jose Jarque, Spain,                 4:49.450        46. Wayne Burgess, South Africa,        4:49.560        47. Christian Selin, Finland,           4:50.548        48. Henning Orre, Norway,               4:53.246        49. Sergey Lavrinenko, Kazakhstan,      4:53.784 

Semi-finals[edit]

• Ermenault beat Wallace
• Obree beat Boardman

Final[edit]

• Obree beat Ermenault

References[edit]