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Dutch racing cyclist
Matthijs Büchli (born 13 December 1992) is a Dutch
road and
track cyclist,
[2] who currently rides for UCI Track Team
BEAT Cycling Club.
[3]
He became world champion in the keirin at the
2018 UCI Track Cycling World Championships. In 2016, Büchli won the silver medal in the
men's keirin at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro,
[4] despite experiencing a severe knee injury only five months before the Olympic Games.
[5] Büchli was also a part of the team that won the gold medal at the 2020 Summer Olympics in the
team sprint event.
Büchli has been a member of the commercial team of
BEAT Cycling Club together with
Theo Bos since 2017.
Major results
Source:
[6]
- 2011
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National Championships
- 2nd Kilo
- 2nd Omnium
- 3rd Keirin
- 2012
-
National Championships
- 1st
Sprint
- 3rd Keirin
- 2013
- 1st Keirin,
2012–13 UCI Track Cycling World Cup, Aguascalientes
- 3rd
Keirin,
UCI World Championships
- 2014
- 3rd
Keirin,
UCI World Championships
- 2016
- 2nd
Keirin,
Summer Olympics
- 2nd
Team sprint,
UCI World Championships
- 2017
- 2nd
Team sprint,
UCI World Championships
- 3rd Team sprint,
UEC European Championships
- 2018
- 1st
Team sprint,
UCI World Championships
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National Championships
- 1st
Sprint
- 3rd Team sprint
- 2019
-
UCI Track Cycling World Championships
- 1st
Team sprint
- 1st
Keirin
- 2021
- 1st
Team sprint,
Olympic Games
Further information
- "Double delight for GB cyclists.(Sport)." Birmingham Mail (England). MGN Ltd. 2013. HighBeam Research. 30 April 2013
- "Kenny grabs keirin crown; UPDATE.(Sport)." Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland). MGN Ltd. 2013. 30 April 2013
- "Yates wins points race at track cycling worlds." Yakima Herald-Republic. Yakima Herald-Republic. 2013. 30 April 2013
References
External links
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2000:
Gané,
Rousseau,
Tournant (
FRA)
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2004:
Fiedler,
Nimke,
Wolff (
GER)
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2008:
Hoy,
Kenny,
Staff (
GBR)
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2012:
Hindes,
Hoy,
Kenny (
GBR)
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2016:
Hindes,
Skinner,
Kenny (
GBR)
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2020:
Hoogland,
Lavreysen,
van den Berg,
Büchli (
NED)
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1995: Germany (
Jens Fiedler,
Michael Hübner,
Jan van Eijden)
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1996: Australia (
Darryn Hill,
Shane Kelly,
Gary Neiwand)
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1997–
98: France (
Vincent Le Quellec,
Florian Rousseau,
Arnaud Tournant)
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1999–
2001: France (
Laurent Gané,
Florian Rousseau,
Arnaud Tournant)
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2002: Great Britain (
Chris Hoy,
Craig MacLean,
Jamie Staff)
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2003: Germany (
Carsten Bergemann,
Jens Fiedler,
René Wolff)
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2004: France (
Mickaël Bourgain,
Laurent Gané,
Arnaud Tournant)
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2005: Great Britain (
Chris Hoy,
Jamie Staff,
Jason Queally)
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2006–
07: France (
Grégory Baugé,
Mickaël Bourgain,
Arnaud Tournant)
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2008: France (
Grégory Baugé,
Kévin Sireau,
Arnaud Tournant)
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2009: France (
Grégory Baugé,
Mickaël Bourgain,
Kévin Sireau)
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2010: Germany (
Robert Förstemann,
Maximilian Levy,
Stefan Nimke)
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2011: Germany (
René Enders,
Maximilian Levy,
Stefan Nimke)
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2012: Australia (
Shane Perkins,
Scott Sunderland,
Matthew Glaetzer)
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2013: Germany (
René Enders,
Stefan Bötticher,
Maximilian Levy)
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2014: New Zealand (
Ethan Mitchell,
Sam Webster,
Edward Dawkins)
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2015: France (
Grégory Baugé,
Michaël D'Almeida,
Kévin Sireau)
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2016–
17: New Zealand (
Ethan Mitchell,
Sam Webster,
Edward Dawkins)
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2018: Netherlands (
Nils van 't Hoenderdaal,
Harrie Lavreysen,
Jeffrey Hoogland,
Matthijs Büchli)
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2019–
20: Netherlands (
Roy van den Berg,
Harrie Lavreysen,
Jeffrey Hoogland,
Matthijs Büchli)
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2021: Netherlands (
Roy van den Berg,
Harrie Lavreysen,
Jeffrey Hoogland)
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2022: Australia (
Leigh Hoffman,
Matthew Richardson,
Matthew Glaetzer)
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2023: Netherlands (
Roy van den Berg,
Harrie Lavreysen,
Jeffrey Hoogland)
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2010:
Germany : (
Forstemann,
Levy,
Nimke)
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2011:
Germany : (
Forstemann,
Enders,
Nimke)
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2012:
Germany : (
Wachter,
Eilers,
Niederlag)
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2013:
Germany : (
Forstemann,
Levy,
Enders)
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2014:
Germany : (
Forstemann,
Wachter,
Eilers)
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2015:
Netherlands :
v.t. Hoenderdaal,
Hoogland,
Haak
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2016:
Poland :
Bielecki,
Kuczyński,
Rudyk,
Lipa
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2017:
France : (
Edelin,
Vigier,
LaFague)
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2018:
Netherlands : (
Hoogland,
Lavreysen,
v.d. Berg,
Bucjli)
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2019:
Netherlands : (
Hoogland,
Lavreysen,
v.d. Berg)
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2020:
Russia : (
Dmitriev,
Yakushevskiy,
Gladyshev,
Sharapov)
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2021:
Netherlands : (
Hoogland,
Lavreysen,
v.d. Berg,
Ligtlee)
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2022:
Netherlands : (
Hoogland,
Lavreysen,
v.d. Berg)
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2023:
Netherlands : (
Hoogland,
Lavreysen,
v.d. Berg,
v. Loon)
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2024:
Netherlands : (
Hoogland,
Lavreysen,
v.d. Berg,
v. Loon)
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