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Team Time Trial (100 kilometres), Men

Date18 September 1988 — 9:00
StatusOlympic
LocationTongil-ro Circuit, Paju
Participants124 from 31 countries
FormatFour-man teams.

The event was fairly open, with the last three World Championships split among East Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands. Italy had been on the podium at all three races, but no nation had really dominated the event since Los Angeles. In the end, East Germany won the gold medal but it was close over the unheralded Polish team. At 25 km., East Germany had the fastest split, with Poland 20 seconds back. But Poland closed to trail by only 11.5 second at 50 km. They then fell back to a 31.6 second deficit at 75 km. However, Poland had the fastest finish of any team and almost caught the East Germans, as the GDR won the gold by only 6.5 seconds. Another surprising team, Sweden, won the bronze medal. Italy placed fifth while the Netherlands was well-beaten in 11th.

PosCompetitorsNOCTime
1East GermanyGDR1-57:47.7Gold
Uwe Ampler • Mario Kummer • Maik Landsmann • Jan Schur
2PolandPOL1-57:54.2Silver
Joachim Halupczok • Zenon Jaskuła • Marek Leśniewski • Andrzej Sypytkowski
3SwedenSWE1-59:47.3Bronze
Björn Johansson • Jan Karlsson • Michel Lafis • Anders Jarl
4FranceFRA1-59:49.8
Laurent Bezault • Eric Heulot • Pascal Lance • Thierry Laurent
5ItalyITA1-59:58.3
Roberto Maggioni • Eros Poli • Mario Scirea • Flavio Vanzella
6West GermanyFRG2-00:06.3
Ernst Christl • Bernd Gröne • Rajmund Lehnert • Remig Stumpf
7Soviet UnionURS2-00:27.0
Vasily Zhdanov • Viktor Klimov • Asyat Saitov • Igor Sumnikov
8CzechoslovakiaTCH2-00:57.1
Vladimír Hrůza • Vladimír Kinšt • Milan Křen • Jozef Regec
9AustraliaAUS2-02:24.6
Stephen Fairless • Bruce Keech • Clayton Stevenson • Scott Steward
10United StatesUSA2-02:35.7
Norm Alvis • Jim Copeland • Tony Palmer • Andy Paulin
11NetherlandsNED2-03:28.4
Tom Cordes • Gerrit de Vries • Maarten den Bakker • Michel Zanoli
12New ZealandNZL2-03:48.7
Brian Fowler • Greg Fraine • Paul Leitch • Gavin Stevens
13CanadaCAN2-04:09.0
Chris Koberstein • David Spears • Yvan Waddell • Brian Walton
14SpainESP2-05:11.4
Javier Aldanondo • Javier Carbayeda • Arturo Gériz • José Rodríguez
15YugoslaviaYUG2-05:35.1
Valter Bonča • Sandi Papež • Robert Šebenik • Jože Smole
16AustriaAUT2-06:14.5
Dietmar Hauer • Norbert Kostel • Hans Lienhart • Mario Traxl
17People's Republic of ChinaCHN2-06:22.51
Guo Longchen • Liu Hong • Tang Xuezhong • Wu Weipei
18BrazilBRA2-07:11.7
Wanderley Magalhães • Cezar Daneliczen • Cássio Freitas • Marcos Mazzaron
19IrelandIRL2-07:59.7
Philip Cassidy • Cormac McCann • John McQuaid • Stephen Spratt
20Great BritainGBR2-08:07.8
Phil Bateman • Harry Lodge • Ben Luckwell • David Spencer
21ColombiaCOL2-10:34.3
Ángel Noé Alayón • Pedro Bonilla • Orlando Castillo • Julio César Rodríguez
22MexicoMEX2-12:46.4
Gary Cano • Guillermo Gutiérrez • Héctor Pérez • Luis Rosendo Ramos
23Islamic Republic of IranIRI2-15:29.5
Moustafa Chichi • Abas Ismaili • Mehrdad Zafarzadeh • Syamak Zafarzadeh
24Republic of KoreaKOR2-16:16.9
Jo Deok-Haeng • Lee Jin-Ok • Park Hyeon-Gon • Yu Byeong-Heon
25Hong KongHKG2-16:43.6
Hui Chak Bor • Hung Chung Yam • Leung Hung Tak • Yu Kau Wai
26GuatemalaGUA2-18:58.7
Óscar Aquino • Julio Illescas • Víctor Lechuga • Andrés Torres
27Cayman IslandsCAY2-19:08.0
Nicholas Baker • Alfred Ebanks • Craig Merren • Richard Pascal
28ZaireCOD2-21:37.3
Mobange Amisi • Ndjibu N'Golomingi • Pasi Mbenza • Kimpale Mosengo
29United Arab EmiratesUAE2-26:11.3
Ali Al-Abed • Ali Hayyaz • Sultan Khalifa • Naji Sayed
30MalawiMAW2-32:37.6
Dyton Chimwaza • Daniel Kaswanga • George Nayeja • Amadu Yusufu
DNFBelizeBIZ–
Fitzgerald Joseph • Charles Lewis • Michael Lewis • Earl Theus