The 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi, India, runs from Sunday October 3 to Thursday October 14.
This article tracks the results from all of the cycling disciplines, updated after each event.
There are a total of 18 cycling events on track and road - 10 for men, eight for women - with 54 medals on offer including gold, silver and bronze.
For more information on the 2010 Commonwealth Games, including schedule of events and TV coverage guide, see our Commonwealth Games coverage index article>>
For a guide to the track cycling disciplines, read Cycling Weekly's Dummies Guide to Track Racing>>
Medal table: Cycling disciplines
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Country
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Total
Australia
14
3
4
21
New Zealand
1
7
3
11
Malaysia
1
1
1
3
Scotland
1
1
1
3
Canada
1
0
4
5
England
0
4
2
6
Northern Ireland
0
1
1
2
Wales
0
1
1
2
Isle of Man
0
0
1
1
Track results
Tuesday October 5
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Women, 500m time trial
1. Anna Meares (Australia)
2. Kaarle McCulloch (Australia)
3. Becky James (Wales)
Men, kilometre time trial
1. Scott Sunderland (Australia) 1-01.411 - new CG record
2. Mohd Rizal Tisin (Malaysia) 1-02.768
3. Edward James Dawkins (New Zealand) 1-02.777
Men, 4,000m individual pursuit
1. Jack Bobridge (Australia) 4-17.495
2. Jesse Sergent (New Zealand)
3. Michael Hepburn (Australia)
Wednesday October 6
Women, 25km points race
1. Megan Dunn (Australia)
2. Lauren Ellis (New Zealand)
3. Tara Whitten (Canada)
Women, team sprint
1. Australia (McCulloch, Meares)
2. Scotland (Davis, Joiner)
3. Canada (Sullivan, Whitten)
Men, keirin
1. Josiah Ng (Malaysia)
2. David Daniell (England)
3. Simon Van Velthooven (New Zealand)
[NB: Azizulhasni Awang (Malaysia) relegated from gold]
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