Update: 17 December 2018, Monday
Well done to all the participants for the U.K event. Netherlands lead the medal standings with a total of 7 medals, followed by Great Britain and Australia with a total of 6 and 4 medals respectively. See the full medal standings here. Coming up, we’ll move on to New Zealand’s Avantidrome in Cambridge which starts on 18 — 20 January for the next stage. UCI’s YouTube will be providing a free live stream for Day 3 of all events.

 
Update: 3 December 2018, Monday
Well done to all the participants for the Germany event. Great Britain lead the medal standings with a total of 5 medals, followed by Australia and Germany with a total of 4 medals each. See the full medal standings here. Coming up, we’ll move on to London’s Lee Valley VeloPark which starts on 14 — 16 December for the next stage. UCI’s YouTube will be providing a free live stream for Day 3 of all events.

 
Update: 29 October 2018, Monday
Well done to all the participants for the Canada event. Great Britain lead the medal standings with a total of 9 medals, followed by Australia and USA with a total of 4 medals each. See the full medal standings here. Coming up, we’ll move on to Berlin’s Velodrom which starts on 30 November — 2 December for the next stage. UCI’s YouTube will be providing a free live stream for Day 3 of all events.

 
Update: 22 October 2018, Monday
Well done to all the participants for the France event. Australia lead the medal standings with a total of 8 medals, followed by Great Britain with a total of 6 medals and Netherlands with 5 medals. See the full medal standings here. Coming up, we’ll move on to the Mattamy National Cycling Centre in Canada which starts on 26 — 28 October for the next stage. UCI’s YouTube will be providing a free live stream for Day 3 of all events.

 
The 2018-19 UCI Track Cycling World Cup is about to take place in six nation states starting with Saint-Quentin-En-Yvelines in France. Having been founded in 1993, the 27th series of the World Cup includes some of the most prestigious track cycling events such as Time Trial, Keirin, Individual Pursuit, Team Pursuit, Points Race, Scratch Race, Sprint, Team Sprint, Omnium, and Madison (better known as The American).
 

2018-19 Track Cycling World Cup Trailer

 
Starting from 19th of October 2018 in France, the live action will take us through Canada, Germany, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and Hong Kong. Live coverage will be available through the official UCI YouTube Channel, Eurosport, BBC (U.K), FuboTV and FloBikes (U.S and Canada), L’Equipe (France), and Sky Sport (NZL). Here are the match coverage breakdown for the different countries:
 

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2018-19 Track Cycling World Cup Schedule

Event Period: 19 October 2018 – 27 January 2019
 

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Round One: 19 — 21 October, 2018

France: Vélodrome National, Saint-Quentin-En-Yvelines, Paris
Live Stream: Starting on 19 October at 19:20CEST | 17:00UTC
Round One Event Page (France)
Round One Official Bulletin (France)
Round One Schedule (France)
Official Results (France)
 

Round Two: 26 — 28 October, 2018

Canada: Mattamy National Cycling Centre, Milton, Ontario
Live Stream: Starting on 26 October at 19:00EDT | 23:00UTC
Round Two Event Page (Canada)
Round Two Official Bulletin (Canada)
Round Two Schedule (Canada)
Official Results (Canada)
 

Round Three: 30 November — 2 December, 2018

Germany: Velodrom, Berlin
Live Stream: Starting on 30 November at 18:30CEST | 16:30UTC
Round Three Event Page (Germany)
Round Three Official Bulletin (Germany)
Round Three Schedule (Germany)
Official Results (Germany)
 

Round Four: 14 — 16 December, 2018

United Kingdom: Lee Valley VeloPark, London
Live Stream: Starting on 14 December at 19:00BST | 18:00UTC
Round Four Event Page (United Kingdom)
Round Four Official Bulletin (United Kingdom)
Round Four Schedule (United Kingdom)
Official Results (United Kingdom)
 

Round Five: 18 — 20 January, 2019

New Zealand: Avantidrome, Cambridge
Live Stream: Starting on 18 January at 18:00NZDT | 05:00UTC
Round Five Event Page (New Zealand)
Round Five Official Bulletin (New Zealand)
Round Five Schedule (New Zealand)
 

Round Six: 25 — 27 January, 2019

Hong Kong: Hong Kong Velodrome
Live Stream: Starting on 25 January at 19:00HKT | 11:00UTC
Round Six Event Page (Hong Kong)
Round Six Official Bulletin (Hong Kong)
Round Six Schedule (Hong Kong)

 

Track Cycling World Cup Resources

Official Event Page

 

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