Cycling at the 1982 Commonwealth Games

Cycling at the 1982 Commonwealth Games

These page represents the results at the Cycling Competition at the 1982 Commonwealth Games in Brisbane, Australia.

Contents

Road competition

Individual Road Race (185 km)

RANK 1982 CG INDIVIDUAL ROAD RACE TIME
Med 1.png  Malcolm Elliott (ENG) 4:34:40
Med 2.png  Steve Bauer (CAN) + 0.01
Med 3.png  Roger Sumich (NZL) —
4.  Steven Lawrence (ENG) —
5.  Russell Harrington (WAL) + 0.02
6.  Keith Jones (WAL) + 1.54
7.  Steve Joughin (Isle of Man) + 1.55
8.  David Gardiner (IRL) + 1.54
9.  Mark Bell (ENG) —
10.  Louis Garneau (CAN) + 1.54

Team Time Trial (100 km)

RANK 1982 CG TEAM TIME TRIAL TIME
Med 1.png  Joseph Waugh (ENG)
 Malcolm Elliott (ENG)
 Bob Downs (ENG)
 Steven Lawrence (ENG)		 2:09:27.00
Med 2.png  John Watters (AUS)
 Remo Sansonetti (AUS)
 Ricky Flood (AUS)
 Michael Lynch (AUS)		 2:09:33.620
Med 3.png  Blair Stockwell (NZL)
 Jack Swart (NZL)
 Stephen Carton (NZL)
 Stephen Cox (NZL)		 2:10:55.960


Track competition

1.000m Time Trial

RANK 1982 CG 1.000 TIME TRIAL TIME
Med 1.png  Craig Adair (NZL) 1:06.954
Med 2.png  Chris Wilson (AUS) 1:07.926
Med 3.png  Terence Tinsley (ENG) 1:07.932
4.  David Weller (JAM) 1:07.955
5.  Murray Steele (NZL) 1:07.984
6.  Jocelyn Lovell (CAN) 1:09.111
7.  Mark Barry (ENG) 1:09.356
8.  Gary Hammond (AUS) 1:09.730
9.  Anthony Cuff (NZL) 1:10.362
10.  Steve Joughin (IOM) 1:10.911

1.000m Match Sprint

RANK 1982 CG 1.000 MATCH SPRINT TIME
Med 1.png  Kenrick Tucker (AUS) —
Med 2.png  Michael McRedmond (NZL) —
Med 3.png  Murray Steele (NZL) —
4.  David Weller (JAM) —
5.  Terence Tinsley (ENG) —
6.  Mark Barry (ENG) —
7.  Alex Ongaro (CAN) —
8.  Chris Wilson (AUS) —

4.000m Individual Pursuit

RANK 1982 CG 4.000 INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT TIME
Med 1.png  Michael Turtur (AUS) 4:50.990
Med 2.png  Shaun Wallace (ENG) 4:51.347
Med 3.png  Alex Stieda (CAN) 4:54.254
4.  Michael Grenda (AUS) 4:55.869
5.  Craig Adair (NZL) —
6.  Anthony Cuff (NZL) —
7.  David Whitehall (SCO) —
8.  Brian Fowler (NZL) —

4.000m Team Pursuit

RANK 1982 CG 4.000 TEAM PURSUIT TIME
Med 1.png  Gary West (AUS)
 Kevin Nichols (AUS)
 Michael Grenda (AUS)
 Michael Turtur (AUS)		 4:26.090
Med 2.png  Brian Fowler (NZL)
 Clem Captein (NZL)
 Graeme Miller (NZL)
 Murray Steele (NZL)		 4:29.733
Med 3.png  Anthony Mayer (ENG)
 Darryl Webster (ENG)
 Gary Sadler (ENG)
 Paul Curran (ENG)
 Shaun Wallace (ENG)		 4:34.783

10 Mile Scratch Race

RANK 1982 CG 10 MILE SCRATCH RACE TIME
Med 1.png  Kevin Nichols (AUS) 19:56.559
Med 2.png  Gary Hammond (AUS) 19:56.639
Med 3.png  Michael Turtur (AUS) 19:56.660
4.  Steve Bauer (CAN) 19:56.672
5.  Craig Adair (NZL) 19:57.190
6.  Gary Altwasser (CAN) 19:57.380
7.  Christopher Chong-Tenn (JAM) 19:57.615
8.  Terence Tinsley (ENG) 19:57.730
9.  Shaun Wallace (ENG) 19:57.765
5.  Graeme Miller (NZL) 19:57.924

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