Men's Team Sprint at the 2004 Summer Olympics (Cycling):

Germany Jens Fieldler Stefan Nimke Rene Wolff	Japan Toshiaki Fushimi Masaki Inoue Tomohiro Nagatsuka	France Mickael Bourgain Laurent Gane Arnaud Tournant

The 12 teams of three cyclists are split into 6 lots of two who race against each other but the winner will not necessarily go through to the next round as the top eight teams by fastest time qualify for the first round. The first round takes the shape of the fastest team from the qualifying round against the slowest and the second fastest against the second slowest etc.

Teams

• Australia: Ryan Bayley , Sean Eadie , Shane Kelly
• Cuba: Reinier Cartaya Jorge , Julio Cesar Herrera Cabrera , Ahmed Lopez Maranjo
• France: Mickael Bourgain , Laurent Gane , Arnaud Tournant
• Germany: Carsten Bergemann , Jens Fieldler , Rene Wolff
• Great Britain: Chris Hoy , Craig Maclean , Jamie Staff
• Greece: Georgios Cheimonetos , Dimitrios Georgalis , Labros Vasilopoulos
• Japan: Toshiaki Fushimi , Masaki Inoue , Tomohiro Nagatsuka
• Netherlands: Jan Bos, Theo Bos , Teun Mulder
• Poland: Rafal Furman , Lukasz Kwiatkowski , Damian Zielinski
• Slovakia: Peter Bazalik , Jaroslav Jerabek , Jan Lepka
• Spain: Jose Escuredo , Salvador Melia , Jose Villanueva
• United States: Adam Duvendeck , Giddeon Massie , Christian Stahl

Qualifying August 21

1. 44.179
2. 44.251
3. 44.355
4. 44.452
5. 44.512
6. 44.539
7. 44.693
8. 44.986
9. 45.093
10. 45.548
11. 45.742
12. 45.978

First Round August 21

• Heat 1

1. Australia 44.320
2. Spain 44.687

• Heat 2

1. Japan 44.081
2. Netherlands 44.370

• Heat 3

1. Germany 43.955
2. Great Britain 44.075

• Heat 4

1. France 44.128
2. Greece 45.708

Final Round August 21

• Gold

1. Germany 43.980
2. Japan 44.246

• Bronze

1. France 44.359
2. Australia 44.404

Final classification

1. Germany
2. Japan
3. France
4. Australia
5. Great Britain
6. Netherlands
7. Spain
8. Greece
9. Poland
10. Cuba
11. United States of America
12. Slovakia