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Discipline: Track Cycling
10,000 metres is an Olympic track cycling endurance event contested over a long distance on the velodrome, where riders are ranked by finishing order after completing the full race distance. Unlike short sprint events, it emphasizes sustained pace, resistance to fatigue, tactical positioning, and the ability to manage effort over many laps. In early Olympic editions, the event format was relatively direct, but the discipline consistently represented long-distance endurance racing within track cycling.
| Event | Olympiad | Mode | Type | Data | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 000 metres - Men | 1896 | INDIVIDUAL | RANKING | PARTIAL | View |