Cycling at the 2000 Summer Olympics – Men's individual road race

























Men's cycling road race
at the Games of the XXVII Olympiad

Venue
Centennial Parklands, Sydney
Date 27 September
Competitors 152 from 41 nations
Winning time 5:29:08

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Cycling at the
2000 Summer Olympics
Road cycling
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Team pursuit men
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These are the official results of the men's individual road race at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia. The race was held on Wednesday, 27 September 2000 (the second day of competition of the games) with a race distance of 239.4 km. The estimated global TV audience was 600 million. They were specifically held in Bankstown, Sydney, New South Wales



Medallists














GoldGold
SilverSilver
BronzeBronze

 Jan Ullrich (GER)
 Alexander Vinokourov (KAZ)
 Andreas Klöden (GER)


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RANK CYCLIST NATION TIME
1
Jan Ullrich
 Germany
5:29:08
2
Alexander Vinokourov
 Kazakhstan
+ 0:09
3
Andreas Klöden
 Germany
+ 0:12
4
Michele Bartoli
 Italy
+ 1:26
5
Laurent Jalabert
 France
—
6
Frank Høj
 Denmark
—
7
Piotr Wadecki
 Poland
—
8
George Hincapie
 United States
—
9
Paolo Bettini
 Italy
—
10
Dmitri Konychev
 Russia
—
11
Danilo Di Luca
 Italy
+ 1:29
12
Axel Merckx
 Belgium
—
DSQ
Lance Armstrong[1]
 United States
—
14
Erik Zabel
 Germany
+ 1:38
15
Max van Heeswijk
 Netherlands
—
16
Gordon Fraser
 Canada
—
17
Óscar Freire
 Spain
—
18
Jaan Kirsipuu
 Estonia
—
19
Robbie McEwen
 Australia
—
20
Zbigniew Spruch
 Poland
—
21
Markus Zberg
 Switzerland
—
22
Arvis Piziks
 Latvia
—
23
Peter Wrolich
 Austria
—
24
Rolf Aldag
 Germany
—
25
Léon van Bon
 Netherlands
—
26
Andrej Hauptman
 Slovenia
—
27
Vladimir Duma
 Ukraine
—
28
Glenn Magnusson
 Sweden
—
29
Pavel Tonkov
 Russia
—
30
Henk Vogels
 Australia
—
31
Ruber Marín
 Colombia
—
32
Uros Murn
 Slovenia
—
33
Nico Mattan
 Belgium
—
34
Fred Rodriguez
 United States
—
35
Maximiliano Sciandri
 Great Britain
—
36
Serguei Ivanov
 Russia
—
37
Oscar Camenzind
 Switzerland
—
38
John Tanner
 Great Britain
—
39
Serguei Outchakov
 Ukraine
—
40
Nicki Sørensen
 Denmark
—
41
Gerrit Glomser
 Austria
—
42
Olexandr Fedenko
 Ukraine
—
43
David McCann
 Ireland
—
44
Raimondas Rumsas
 Lithuania
—
45
Laurent Brochard
 France
—
46
Andrei Teteriouk
 Kazakhstan
—
47
Christopher Jenner
 New Zealand
—
48
Zbigniew Piątek
 Poland
—
49
Tyler Hamilton
 United States
—
50
Omar Pumar
 Venezuela
—
51
Matthias Buxhofer
 Austria
—
52
Antonio Cruz
 United States
—
53
Alexandr Shefer
 Kazakhstan
—
54
Mauro Gianetti
 Switzerland
—
55
Erki Putsep
 Estonia
—
56
Jens Voigt
 Germany
—
57
Sergei Yakovlev
 Kazakhstan
—
58
Piotr Przydzial
 Poland
—
59
Rolf Sørensen
 Denmark
—
60
Abraham Olano
 Spain
—
61
Julian Dean
 New Zealand
—
62
Christophe Moreau
 France
—
63
Richard Virenque
 France
—
64
Laurent Dufaux
 Switzerland
—
65
Volodimir Gustov
 Ukraine
—
66
Francesco Casagrande
 Italy
—
67
Marc Wauters
 Belgium
—
68
Alex Zülle
 Switzerland
—
69
Marco Pantani
 Italy
—
70
Pavel Padrnos
 Czech Republic
—
71
Rik Verbrugghe
 Belgium
—
72
Eric Wohlberg
 Canada
—
73
Andrei Kivilev
 Kazakhstan
—
74
Ciarán Power
 Ireland
+ 5:50
75
Viacheslav Ekimov
 Russia
—
76
Tomáš Konečný
 Czech Republic
—
77
Stuart O'Grady
 Australia
+ 7:06
78
Bjørnar Vestøl
 Norway
—
79
Peter Van Petegem
 Belgium
—
80
Tristan Hoffman
 Netherlands
—
81
Andris Reiss
 Latvia
+ 12:53
82
José Medina
 Chile
+ 12:54
83
Manuel Guevara
 Venezuela
+ 13:35
84
Carlos Maya
 Venezuela
—
85
Scott Guyton
 New Zealand
+ 14:13
86
David George
 South Africa
+ 16:43
87
Milan Dvorščík
 Slovakia
+ 22:45
88
Alexis Méndez
 Venezuela
+ 23:39
89
Murilo Fischer
 Brazil
—
90
Martin Riska
 Slovakia
—
91
Óscar Pineda
 Guatemala
—
92
Pedro Pablo Pérez
 Cuba
+ 23:40



Scott McGrory
 Australia
DNF



Matt White
 Australia
DNF



René Haselbacher
 Austria
DNF



Thomas Mühlbacher
 Austria
DNF



Czeslaw Lukaszewicz
 Canada
DNF



Brian Walton
 Canada
DNF



Luis Fernando Sepúlveda
 Chile
DNF



Santiago Botero
 Colombia
DNF



Jhon García
 Colombia
DNF



Fredy González
 Colombia
DNF



Víctor Hugo Peña
 Colombia
DNF



Radim Kořínek
 Czech Republic
DNF



Ján Svorada
 Czech Republic
DNF



Lars Michaelsen
 Denmark
DNF



Michael Sandstød
 Denmark
DNF



Mahmoud Abbas
 Egypt
DNF



Amer El-Nady
 Egypt
DNF



Mohamed Abdel Fattah
 Egypt
DNF



Mohamed Kholafy
 Egypt
DNF



Juan Carlos Domínguez
 Spain
DNF



Santos González
 Spain
DNF



Miguel Ángel Martín Perdiguero
 Spain
DNF



Lauri Aus
 Estonia
DNF



Innar Mändoja
 Estonia
DNF



Janek Tombak
 Estonia
DNF



Christophe Capelle
 France
DNF



Nick Craig
 Great Britain
DNF



Rob Hayles
 Great Britain
DNF



Jeremy Hunt
 Great Britain
DNF



Jazy Garcia
 Guam
DNF



Hossein Askari
 Iran
DNF



Ahad Kazemi
 Iran
DNF



Yoshiyuki Abe
 Japan
DNF



Evgeny Vakker
 Kyrgyzstan
DNF



Raivis Belohvoščiks
 Latvia
DNF



Andris Naudužs
 Latvia
DNF



Dainis Ozols
 Latvia
DNF



Artūras Kasputis
 Lithuania
DNF



Remigijus Lupeikis
 Lithuania
DNF



Saulius Šarkauskas
 Lithuania
DNF



Erik Dekker
 Netherlands
DNF



Koos Moerenhout
 Netherlands
DNF



Kurt Asle Arvesen
 Norway
DNF



Svein Gaute Hølestøl
 Norway
DNF



Thor Hushovd
 Norway
DNF



Glen Mitchell
 New Zealand
DNF



Piotr Chmielewski
 Poland
DNF



José Azevedo
 Portugal
DNF



Bruno Castanheira
 Portugal
DNF



Vítor Gamito
 Portugal
DNF



Orlando Rodrigues
 Portugal
DNF



Robert Hunter
 South Africa
DNF



Evgeni Petrov
 Russia
DNF



Martin Hvastija
 Slovenia
DNF



Tadej Valjavec
 Slovenia
DNF



Roman Broniš
 Slovakia
DNF



Róbert Nagy
 Slovakia
DNF



Magnus Bäckstedt
 Sweden
DNF



Michel Lafis
 Sweden
DNF



Martin Rittsel
 Sweden
DNF



Serhiy Honchar
 Ukraine
DNF



Gregorio Bare
 Uruguay
DNF


References





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Source: Official Report of the 2000 Sydney Summer Olympics available at https://web.archive.org/web/20060622162855/http://www.la84foundation.org/5va/reports_frmst.htm









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