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Team Sprint, Men

Date	17 September 2000
Status	Olympic
Location	Dunc Gray Velodrome, Bass Hill, New South Wales
Participants	36 from 12 countries

This was the Olympic début for the Olympic sprint. The Olympic sprint is a team sprint event, similar to a shorter team pursuit, with each team consisting of three riders. Two teams compete against each other, starting on opposite sides of the track, with the goal being to finish three laps of the track first. Each of the three riders leads their team for a single lap. The time for the final rider to finish the third lap is the time for the team. World Championships had only been contested in the team sprint since 1995.

Qualifying among the 12 teams was led by France, Great Britain, Australia, and Greece, in that order. And that was also the order of final placement, France winning the gold medal over Britain, not unexpectedly as they had won the last three World Championships.

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Qualifying	R1	Final
1	France	FRA	44,425 (1 h6)	44.302 (1 h4)	44.233 (1 h1)	Gold
	Laurent Gané • Florian Rousseau • Arnaud Tournant
2	Great Britain	GBR	44,659 (1 h5)	44.517 (1 h3)	44.680 (2 h1)	Silver
	Chris Hoy • Craig MacLean • Jason Queally
3	Australia	AUS	44,719 (2 h5)	44.745 (1 h2)	45.161 (1 h2)	Bronze
	Sean Eadie • Darryn Hill • Gary Neiwand
4	Greece	GRE	45,207 (2 h6)	45.079 (1 h1)	45.332 (2 h2)
	Lampros Vasilopoulos • Dimitrios Georgalis • Kleanthis Bargkas
5	Japan	JPN	45,406 (1 h4)	45.264 (2 h1)	–
	Narihiro Inamura • Yuichiro Kamiyama • Tomohiro Nagatsuka
6	Slovakia	SVK	45,659 (1 h2)	45.523 (2 h3)	–
	Peter Bazálik • Ján Lepka • Jaroslav Jeřábek
7	Germany	GER	45,701 (2 h4)	45.537 (2 h4)	–
	Jens Fiedler • Sören Lausberg • Stefan Nimke
8	Latvia	LAT	45,589 (1 h1)	46.525 (2 h2)	–
	Viesturs Bērziņš • Ainārs Ķiksis • Ivo Lakučs
9	Spain	ESP	45,799 (1 h3)	–	–
	José Antonio Escuredo • José Antonio Villanueva • Salvador Meliá
10	Poland	POL	46,186 (2 h1)	–	–
	Konrad Czajkowski • Grzegorz Krejner • Marcin Mientki
11	Czech Republic	CZE	46,276 (2 h3)	–	–
	Pavel Buráň • Martin Polák • Ivan Vrba
12	United States	USA	46,337 (2 h2)	–	–
	Chelly Arrue • Johnny Bairos • Jonas Carney

Qualifying Round

Date	17 September 2000 — 18:00
Format	Top eight finishers advanced to round one.

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Time
1	France	FRA	44.425	QOR
	Laurent Gané • Florian Rousseau • Arnaud Tournant
2	Great Britain	GBR	44.659	QOR
	Chris Hoy • Craig MacLean • Jason Queally
3	Australia	AUS	44.719	Q
	Sean Eadie • Darryn Hill • Gary Neiwand
4	Greece	GRE	45.207	Q
	Lampros Vasilopoulos • Dimitrios Georgalis • Kleanthis Bargkas
5	Japan	JPN	45.406	QOR
	Narihiro Inamura • Yuichiro Kamiyama • Tomohiro Nagatsuka
6	Latvia	LAT	45.589	QOR
	Viesturs Bērziņš • Ainārs Ķiksis • Ivo Lakučs
7	Slovakia	SVK	45.659	Q
	Peter Bazálik • Ján Lepka • Jaroslav Jeřábek
8	Germany	GER	45.701	Q
	Jens Fiedler • Sören Lausberg • Stefan Nimke
9	Spain	ESP	45.799
	José Antonio Escuredo • José Antonio Villanueva • Salvador Meliá
10	Poland	POL	46.186
	Konrad Czajkowski • Grzegorz Krejner • Marcin Mientki
11	Czech Republic	CZE	46.276
	Pavel Buráň • Martin Polák • Ivan Vrba
12	United States	USA	46.337
	Chelly Arrue • Johnny Bairos • Jonas Carney

Heat #1

Time	18:00

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Time
1	Latvia	LAT	45,589	QOR
	Viesturs Bērziņš • Ainārs Ķiksis • Ivo Lakučs
2	Poland	POL	46,186
	Konrad Czajkowski • Grzegorz Krejner • Marcin Mientki

Heat #2

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Time
1	Slovakia	SVK	45,659	Q
	Peter Bazálik • Ján Lepka • Jaroslav Jeřábek
2	United States	USA	46,337
	Chelly Arrue • Johnny Bairos • Jonas Carney

Heat #3

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Time
2	Czech Republic	CZE	46,276
	Pavel Buráň • Martin Polák • Ivan Vrba
1	Spain	ESP	45,799
	José Antonio Escuredo • José Antonio Villanueva • Salvador Meliá

Heat #4

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Time
2	Germany	GER	45,701	Q
	Jens Fiedler • Sören Lausberg • Stefan Nimke
1	Japan	JPN	45,406	QOR
	Narihiro Inamura • Yuichiro Kamiyama • Tomohiro Nagatsuka

Heat #5

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Time
2	Australia	AUS	44,719	Q
	Sean Eadie • Darryn Hill • Gary Neiwand
1	Great Britain	GBR	44,659	QOR
	Chris Hoy • Craig MacLean • Jason Queally

Heat #6

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Time
1	France	FRA	44,425	QOR
	Laurent Gané • Florian Rousseau • Arnaud Tournant
2	Greece	GRE	45,207	Q
	Lampros Vasilopoulos • Dimitrios Georgalis • Kleanthis Bargkas

Round One

Date	17 September 2000 — 19:10
Format	Fastest two winners advance to final; next fastest two winners advance to bronze medal race.

Heat #1

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Time
1	Greece	GRE	45.079	Q
	Lampros Vasilopoulos • Dimitrios Georgalis • Kleanthis Bargkas
2	Japan	JPN	45.264
	Narihiro Inamura • Yuichiro Kamiyama • Tomohiro Nagatsuka

Heat #2

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Time
1	Australia	AUS	44.745	Q
	Sean Eadie • Darryn Hill • Gary Neiwand
2	Latvia	LAT	46.525
	Viesturs Bērziņš • Ainārs Ķiksis • Ivo Lakučs

Heat #3

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Time
1	Great Britain	GBR	44.517	Q
	Chris Hoy • Craig MacLean • Jason Queally
2	Slovakia	SVK	45.523
	Peter Bazálik • Ján Lepka • Jaroslav Jeřábek

Heat #4

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Time
1	France	FRA	44.302	QOR
	Laurent Gané • Florian Rousseau • Arnaud Tournant
2	Germany	GER	45.537
	Jens Fiedler • Sören Lausberg • Stefan Nimke

Final Round

Date	17 September 2000 — 20:15

Heat 1/2

Time	20:15

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Time
1	France	FRA	44.233	OR
	Laurent Gané • Florian Rousseau • Arnaud Tournant
2	Great Britain	GBR	44.680
	Chris Hoy • Craig MacLean • Jason Queally

Heat 3/4

Time	20:10

Pos	Competitors	NOC	Time
1	Australia	AUS	45.161
	Sean Eadie • Darryn Hill • Gary Neiwand
2	Greece	GRE	45.332
	Lampros Vasilopoulos • Dimitrios Georgalis • Kleanthis Bargkas