Cycling at the 1924 Summer Olympics – Men's team pursuit

The men's team pursuit event was part of the track cycling programme at the 1924 Summer Olympics.

Men's team pursuit
at the Games of the VIII Olympiad
VenueVélodrome de Vincennes
DatesJuly 26–27
Competitors40 from 10 nations
Medalists
Angelo de Martino, Alfredo Dinale, Aurelio Menegazzi, Francesco Zucchetti
 Italy
Józef Lange, Jan Lazarski, Tomasz Stankiewicz, Franciszek Szymczyk
 Poland
Léonard Daghelinckx, Henri Hoevenaers, Fernand Saivé, Jean Van Den Bosch
 Belgium

The field consisted of 10 teams of four, with each team representing a different country.[1] The Vélodrome de Vincennes track was a 500-metre (1,640 ft) loop.[2] The format was a 4-kilometre (8 lap) team pursuit.

Results

Source:[1][3]

First round

The top finisher in each heat qualified for the quarterfinals. All other teams were eliminated. Italy and Denmark received byes.

Heat 1
PlaceTeamCyclistsTimeQual.
1 BelgiumLéonard Daghelinckx
Henri Hoevenaers
Fernand Saivé
Jean Van Den Bosch
5:12.0Q
2 NetherlandsGerard Bosch
Jan Maas
Simon van Poelgeest
Franciscus Waterreus
Heat 2
PlaceTeamCyclistsTimeQual.
1 ItalyAngelo de Martino
Alfredo Dinale
Aurelio Menegazzi
Francesco Zucchetti
5:23.2Q
Heat 3
PlaceTeamCyclistsTimeQual.
1 SwitzerlandErnst Leutert
Arnold Nötzli
Ernst Richli
Gottfried Weilenmann
5:23.0Q
2 CzechoslovakiaJaroslav Brož
Oldřich Červinka
Miloš Knobloch
Karel Pechan
Heat 4
PlaceTeamCyclistsTimeQual.
1 DenmarkHolger Guldager
Edmund Hansen
Willy Hansen
Erik Kjeldsen
5:27.6Q
Heat 5
PlaceTeamCyclistsTimeQual.
1 FranceLucien Choury
René Guillemin
René Hournon
Marcel Renaud
5:11.4Q
2 Great BritainFrederick Habberfield
Thomas Harvey
Henry Lee
William Stewart
Heat 6
PlaceTeamCyclistsTimeQual.
1 PolandJózef Lange
Jan Lazarski
Tomasz Stankiewicz
Franciszek Szymczyk
5:16.0Q
2 LatviaAndrejs Aspītis
Roberts Plūme
Fridrihs Ukstiņš
Arturs Zeiberliņš

Quarterfinals

The six winners of the first round competed in the quarterfinals. Again, the winner of each heat advanced; this time, a fastest loser also qualified.

Quarterfinal 1
PlaceTeamCyclistsTimeQual.
1 BelgiumLéonard Daghelinckx
Henri Hoevenaers
Fernand Saivé
Jean Van Den Bosch
5:12.2Q
2 PolandJózef Lange
Jan Lazarski
Tomasz Stankiewicz
Franciszek Szymczyk
5:16.8q
Quarterfinal 2
PlaceTeamCyclistsTimeQual.
1 FranceLucien Choury
René Guillemin
René Hournon
Marcel Renaud
5:14.2Q
2 SwitzerlandErnst Leutert
Arnold Nötzli
Ernst Richli
Gottfried Weilenmann
5:21.6
Quarterfinal 3
PlaceTeamCyclistsTimeQual.
1 ItalyAngelo de Martino
Alfredo Dinale
Aurelio Menegazzi
Francesco Zucchetti
5:13.8Q
 DenmarkHolger Guldager
Edmund Hansen
Willy Hansen
Erik Kjeldsen
Did not start

Semifinals

The four remaining teams competed in two semifinals, with the winners advancing to the final and the losers facing off in a bronze medal race.

Semifinal 1
PlaceTeamCyclistsTimeQual.
1 ItalyAngelo de Martino
Alfredo Dinale
Aurelio Menegazzi
Francesco Zucchetti
5:12.0Q
2 BelgiumLéonard Daghelinckx
Henri Hoevenaers
Fernand Saivé
Jean Van Den Bosch
r
Semifinal 2
PlaceTeamCyclistsTimeQual.
1 PolandJózef Lange
Jan Lazarski
Tomasz Stankiewicz
Franciszek Szymczyk
5:18.0Q
2 FranceLucien Choury
René Guillemin
René Hournon
Marcel Renaud
5:19.6r

Bronze medal race

Belgium defeated France.

PlaceTeamCyclistsTime
1 () BelgiumLéonard Daghelinckx
Henri Hoevenaers
Fernand Saivé
Jean Van Den Bosch
2 (4) FranceLucien Choury
René Guillemin
René Hournon
Marcel Renaud

Final

Italy and Poland competed for the top two spots, with Italy taking the prime honors.

PlaceTeamCyclistsTime
 ItalyAngelo de Martino
Alfredo Dinale
Aurelio Menegazzi
Francesco Zucchetti
5:15.0
 PolandJózef Lange
Jan Lazarski
Tomasz Stankiewicz
Franciszek Szymczyk
5:23.0

References

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