South Africa’s Matthew Ferguson was unable to qualify for the sprint finals in the men’s 50 to 54 age category at the Masters Track Cycling World Championships in Los Angeles yesterday.
Ferguson finished 32nd in the 200m sprint in 12.755 seconds, with only the top eight qualifying for the quarter-finals.
South Africa’s Matthew Ferguson (pictured) was unable to qualify for the sprint finals in the men’s 50 to 54 age category at the Masters Track Cycling World Championships yesterday. Photo: Supplied
Australia’s Chris Murray won the qualifier in 10.909, beating USA’s Koh Annoura and Russia’s Victor Shapovalov into second and third respectively.
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Men’s 50-54 sprint qualifier
1. Chris Murray (Australia) 10.909
2. Koh Annoura (USA) 11.244
3. Victor Shapovalov (Russia) 11.280
4. Keith Bruneau (Canada) 11.327
5. Chris Pyatt (Great Britain) 11.348
6. Brian Abers (USA) 11.464
7. Steve Landry (USA) 11.492
8. Brent Atkins (Canada) 11.493
9. Mike Paulin (USA) 11.574
10. Kirk Robinson (USA) 11.614
*Selected
32. Matthew Ferguson (South Africa) 12.755
