UCI Track World Championships, Men

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The UCI Track World Championships are a series of world championship events consisting of the various disciplines and distances in track cycling and are organized by the Union Cycliste Internationale. Current events include: sprint, 1 km time trial (the kilo), keirin, 4km individual pursuit, points race (30km), scratch race, madison, team sprint, and 4 km team pursuit. Events which are no longer held include: professional sprint, amateur sprint, professional pursuit (5km), amateur pursuit (4km), professional points race, amateur points race, professional team pursuit (5km), amateur team pursuit (4km), professional motor paced, and amateur motor paced.

[edit] World Track Cycling Champions

[edit] Women's - World Track Champions

See main article: UCI Track World Championships, Women

[edit] Men's - World Track Champions

In events where there are separate professional and amateur races, the professional winner is given first follwed by amateur.

Year	Venue	Sprint Champion	1 km Time Trial Champion	Keirin Champion	Individual Pursuit Champion	Scratch Race Champion	Points Race Champion
2006	Salzburg, Austria	Theo Bos,	Chris Hoy,	Theo Bos,	Robert Bartko,	Jerome Neuville,	Peter Schep,
2005	Los Angeles, United States	Rene Wolff,	Theo Bos,	Teun Mulder,
2004	Melbourne, Australia	Theo Bos,	Chris Hoy,	Jamie Staff,	Sergi Escobar Roure,
2003	Stuttgart, Germany	Laurent Gane,	Stefan Nimke,	Laurent Gane,
2002	Copenhagen, Denmark	Sean Eadie,	Chris Hoy,	Jobie Dajka,
2001	Antwerpen, Belgium	Arnaud Tournant,	Arnaud Tournant,	Ryan Bayley
2000	Manchester, United Kingdom	Jan Van Eijden,	Arnaud Tournant,	Jens Fiedler ,
1999	Berlin, Germany	Laurent Gane,	Arnaud Tournant,	Jens Fiedler,
1998	Bordeaux, France	Florian Rousseau,	Arnaud Tournant,	Frédéric Magne,
1997	Perth, Australia	Florian Rousseau,	Shane Kelly,	Frédéric Magne,
1996	Manchester, United Kingdom	Florian Rousseau,	Shane Kelly,	Marty Nothstein,
1995	Bogotá, Colombia	Darryn Hill,	Shane Kelly,	Frédéric Magne,
1994	Palermo, Italy	Marty Nothstein,	Florian Rousseau,	Marty Nothstein,
1993	Hamar, NOR	Gary Neiwand,	Florian Rousseau,	Gary Neiwand,
1992	Valencia, Spain	Michael Hubner,		Michael Hubner,
1991	Stuttgart, Germany	Carey Hall (Aus, disqualified, no gold medal awarded), Jens Fiedler,	José Moreno,	Michael Hubner,	Francis Moreau, Jens Lehmann,	not held	Viatcheslav Ekimov, Bruno Risi
1990	Maebashi, Japan	Michael Hubner, East Germany	Aleks. Kiritchenko,	Michael Hubner,
1989	Lyon, France	Claudio Golinelli,	Jens Glucklich ,	Claudio Golinelli
1988	Ghent, Belgium	Stephen Pate,		Claudio Golinelli
1987	Vienna, Austria	Nobuyuki Tawara,	Martin Vinnicombe (Aus)	Harumi Honda,
1986	Colorado Springs, United States	Koichi Nakano,	Malk Malchow ,	Michel Vaarten
1985	Bassano de Grappa, Italy	Koichi Nakano,	Malk Malchow ,	Urs Freuler,
1984	Barcelona, Spain	Koichi Nakano,		Robert Dill-Bundi,
1983	Zurich, Switzerland	Koichi Nakano,	Malk Malchow ,	Urs Freuler,
1982	Leicester, United Kingdom	Koichi Nakano,	Fredy Schmidtke,	Gordon Singleton,
1981	Brno, Czechoslovakia	Koichi Nakano,	Thoms Lothar,	Danny CLARK,
1980	Besancon, France	Koichi Nakano,		Danny CLARK,
1979	Amsterdam, Netherlands	Koichi Nakano,	Thoms Lothar,
1978	Munich, West Germany	Koichi Nakano,	Thoms Lothar,
1977	San Cristóbal, Venezuela	Koichi Nakano,	Thoms Lothar,
1976	Monteroni, Italy	John Nicholson,
1975	Rocourt, Belgium	John Nicholson,	K.J. Grunke,
1974	Montreal, Canada	Peder Pederson,	Ed.Rapp,
1973	San Sebastian, Spain	Robert Van Lancker,	J. Kierzkowski,
1972	Marseille, France	Robert Van Lancker,
1971	Varese, Italy	Leijn Loevesijn,	Ed.Rapp,
1970	Leicester, United Kingdom	Gordon Johnson,	Niels Fredborg ,
1969	Brno, Czechoslovakia /Antwerp, Belgium	Daniel Morelon, / Patrick Sercu,	Gianni Sartori ,
1968	Montevideo, BRA/Rome, Italy	Giuseppe Beghetto,	Niels Fredborg ,
1967	Amsterdam, Netherlands	Patrick Sercu,	Niels Fredborg ,
1966	Frankfurt, West Germany	Giuseppe Beghetto,	Pierre Trentin ,
1965	San Sebastian, Spain	Giuseppe Beghetto,
1964	Paris, France	Antonio Maspes,
1963	Rocourt, Belgium	Sante Gaiardoni,
1962	Milan, Italy	Antonio Maspes,
1961	Zurich, Switzerland	Antonio Maspes,
1960	Leipzig, East Germany	Antonio Maspes,
1959	Amsterdam, Netherlands	Antonio Maspes,
1958	Paris, France	Michel Rousseau,