Cycling at the 1966 British Empire and Commonwealth Games

Cycling at the 1966 British Empire and Commonwealth Games
Venue	Track:National Stadium, Kingston Road:
Dates	4 to 13 August 1966

Cycling at the 1966 British Empire and Commonwealth Games was the seventh appearance of Cycling at the Commonwealth Games. The events were held from 4 to 13 August 1966.^[1]

The track events took place in the National Stadium in the Independence Park complex in Kingston.^[2] The road race was a 120 miles route, which was won by Peter Buckley for the Isle of Man. He had broken away with forty miles left and won despite having to change a punctured wheel with 18 miles left.^[3]

England topped the cycling medal table, by virtue of winning two gold medals, one silver and one bronze.^[4]

  *   Host nation (Jamaica)

Medals won by nation with totals, ranked by number of golds—sortable

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	England	2	1	1	4
2	Trinidad and Tobago	2	0	0	2
3	Isle of Man	1	0	0	1
4	Australia	0	3	3	6
5	New Zealand	0	1	1	2
Totals (5 entries)		5	5	5	15

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Road Race	Peter Buckley	Des Thomson	Laurie Byers
Time Trial	Roger Gibbon	Phil Bristow-Stagg	Richard Hine
Sprint	Roger Gibbon	Fred Booker	Daryl Perkins
Individual Pursuit	Hugh Porter	John Bylsma	Richard Hine
10 Miles Scratch	Ian Alsop	Hilton Clarke	Trevor Bull

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Pos	Athlete	Time
1	Peter Buckley	5:07:52.5
2	Des Thomson	5:12:11.2
3	Laurie Byers	5:12:19.8
4	Malcolm McCredie	5:12:20.4
5	Dave Kane	5:12:20.7
6	Colin Lewis	5:12:21.0
7	Morris Foster	5:14:39.6
8	Dave Nie	5:17:11.7
9	Billy Bilsland	5:18:30.1
10	Hugh Porter	5:25:22.2
11	Samuel Watson	5:36:17.9
12	Dominico Muro	5:37:04.1
13	Joseph Jones	5:39:59.2
14	Richie Thomson	5:39:59.4
15	Tino Tabak	5:40:50.6
16	Ray Bilney	5:43:10.0

Pos	Athlete	Time
1	Hugh Porter	4:56.6
2	John Bylsma	4:59.0
3	Richard Hine	5:03.7
4	Harry Jackson	5:07.7
5	Brendan McKeown	QF 5:09.3
5	Graham F. Wright	QF 5:21.3
5	David A. Comparini	QF 5:22.8
5	Douglas P. Lidster	QF Caught
9	Eddie Smart	ht 5:19.5
9	Colin Lewis	ht 5:22.5
9	Nigel J. Dean	ht 5:23.0
9	Roger Pratt	ht 5:23.6
9	Malcolm McCredie	ht 5:23.7
9	David de Freitas	ht 5:24.2
9	John N. Corkhill	ht 5:29.7
9	Andre Cloutier	ht 5:37.9

Pos	Athlete	Time
1	Roger Gibbon	1:09.60
2	Phil Bristow-Stagg	1:10.90
3	Richard Hine	1:11.08
4	Fred Booker	1:11.20
5	Graham F. Wright	1:11.50
6	Hilton Clarke	1:11.51
7	Ian Alsop	1:12.2
8	Billy Whiteside	1:12.9
9	Leslie King	1:15.2
9	Dave Comparini	1:15.2
11	Andre Gosselin	1:15.5
12	Nigel J. Dean	1:15.7
13	David de Freitas	1:15.9
14	Douglas P. Lidster	1:16.0
15	Eddie Smart	1:16.0
16	John Dyer	1:16.1

Pos	Athlete
1	Roger Gibbon
2	Fred Booker
3	Daryl Perkins
4	Hilton Clarke
5	Jeffrey Bruce Linden
5	Dave Watkins
5	Reg Barnett
5	Fitzroy Hoyte
9	Christopher W. Fields
9	Beresford K. Springer
9	Andre Gosselin
9	Andre Cloutier
9	Bryan Phillips
9	John A. Bigwood
9	Donald L. Booth
9	Leslie King

Quarter-final

Semi finals

Third place

Final

Pos	Athlete	Time
1	Ian Alsop	21:46
2	Hilton Clarke	21:46
3	Trevor Bull	21:47
4	H. Miranda
-	Richard Hine
-	Phil Bristow-Stagg
-	Michael Stoute
-	Dan D. Stoute
-	Christopher W. Fields
-	Lorenzo A. Zelaya
-	Kenneth Sutherland
-	John E. Miguel
-	Andre Gosselin
-	Andre Cloutier
-	Dave Watkins
-	David de Freitas
-	Archie Britton
-	Ernest Potter
-	Nigel J. Dean
-	John N. Corkhill
-	D. Beckford
-	T. Silvera
-	Graham F. Wright
-	John A. Bigwood
-	Donald L. Booth
-	Steve Chivers
-	Morris Foster
-	Fitzroy Hoyte
-	Roger Gibbon
-	Leslie King
-	John Dyer
-	Eddie Smart

• List of Commonwealth Games medallists in cycling