Herrarnas sprint i bancykling vid olympiska sommarspelen 1972
| Cykling vid olympiska sommarspelen 1972 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
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| Linjelopp | Herrar | |||
| Tempolopp lag | Herrar | |||
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| Individuell förföljelse | Herrar | |||
| Lagförföljelse | Herrar | |||
| Sprint | Herrar | |||
| Tempolopp | Herrar | |||
| Tandem | Herrar | |||
Herrarnas sprint i bancykling vid olympiska sommarspelen 1972 ägde rum den 1-2 september 1972 i München.
Medaljörer
| Event | Guld | Silver | Brons |
| Herrarnas sprint |  Daniel MorelonFrankrike |  John NicholsonAustralien |  Omar PkhakadzeSovjetunionen |
Slutliga placeringar
| Placering | Slutlig placering |
|---|---|
 | Daniel Morelon (FRA) |
 | John Nicholson (AUS) |
 | Omar Pkhakadze (URS) |
| 4 |  Klaas Balk (NED) |
| 5T |  Niels Fredborg (DEN) |
| 5T |  Hans-Jürgen Geschke (GDR) |
| 5T |  Massimo Marino (ITA) |
| 5T | Peter van Doorn (NED) |
| 2 h1 r7/10 |  Karl Köther (FRG) |
| 2 h2 r7/10 |  Vladimír Vačkář (TCH) |
| 2 h1 r6/10 | Ivan Kučírek (TCH) |
| 2 h2 r6/10 |  Robert Maveau (BEL) |
| 2 h3 r6/10 |  Leslie King (TRI) |
| 2 h4 r6/10 | Peder Pedersen (DEN) |
| 3 h1 r6/10 | Gérard Quintyn (FRA) |
| 3 h2 r6/10 | Ezio Cardi (ITA) |
| 3 h3 r6/10 | Serhiy Kravtsov (URS) |
| 3 h4 r6/10 |  Andrzej Bek (POL) |
| 2 h1 r4/10 |  Jeffrey Spencer (USA) |
| 2 h2 r4/10 | Benedykt Kocot (POL) |
| 2 h3 r4/10 | Roger Young (USA) |
| 2 h4 r4/10 | Dieter Berkmann (FRG) |
| 2 h5 r4/10 |  Honson Chin (JAM) |
| 2 h6 r4/10 |  Ernie Crutchlow (GBR) |
| 2 h7 r4/10 |  Yoshikazu Cho (JPN) |
| 2 h8 r4/10 |  Carlos Reybaud (ARG) |
| 3 h6 r4/10 |  Neville Hunte (GUY) |
| 3 h7 r4/10 |  Ed McRae (CAN) |
| 3 h8 r4/10 | Geoff Cooke (GBR) |
| 2 h1 r2/10 |  Hector Edwards (BAR) |
| 2 h2 r2/10 | Werner Otto (GDR) |
| 2 h3 r2/10 |  Taworn Tarwan (THA) |
| 2 h4 r2/10 |  Félix Suárez (ESP) |
| 2 h5 r2/10 |  Jairo Díaz (COL) |
| 2 h6 r2/10 | Kensley Reece (BAR) |
| 2 h7 r2/10 | Maurice Hugh-Sam (JAM) |
| 2 h8 r2/10 | Yaichi Numata (JPN) |
| 2 h10 r2/10 |  Arturo Cambroni (MEX) |
| 2 h11 r2/10 |  Geoffery Burnside (BAH) |
| 2 h12 r2/10 | Carlos Galeano (COL) |
| 3 h2 r2/10 | Suriya Chiarasapawong (THA) |
| 3 h4 r2/10 |  Shue Ming-Fa (TPE) |
| 3 h5 r2/10 | Winston Attong (TRI) |
| 3 h7 r2/10 |  Daud Ibrahim (MAS) |
| AC h3 r2/10 | Manu Snellinx (BEL) |
| AC h9 r2/10 | Víctor Limba (ARG) |
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