Summary Legend TS — Team sprint KE — Keirin SP — Sprint TP — Team pursuit IP — Individual pursuit MA — Madison PR — Points race RR — Road race TT — Individual time trial Q — Quotas R — Riders Qualification timeline Track A National Olympic Committee (NOC) may enter up to 2 athletes in each individual event, except points race where it can enter only 1 athlete. NOC may also enter up to 1 team in each team event. Champions in the World Championship, World Cup, and "B" World Championship automatically qualify (Nontransferable place), as do several of the athletes with the highest UCI rankings in their event on 30 March 2008. Additionally, the tripartite commission (made up of the IOC, UCI and ANOC) may issue invitational places. Men's sprint * Since World Cup leader qualified through World Championships, the next competitor from the world rankings qualify. ** South Africa replaced by the next competitor from the world rankings Men's pursuit * Since World Cup leader qualified through World Championships, the next competitor from the world rankings qualify. Men's points * Bulgaria replaced by the next competitor from the world rankings Women Road An NOC may enter up to 5 men and 3 women if qualified through the UCI ranking. Otherwise it may enter up to 2 men and 2 women. Each NOC will receive athlete quota places according to the UCI ranking by nations in the tours. Also, each NOC with a rider in individual ranking in the Pro Tour and in the corresponding top places in continental tours will receive 1 place if not qualified through Nations Ranking. Places for the time trial event are included in the total quota for cycling disciplines. Only riders involved in the road, track or mountain biking or BMX can take part in the individual time trial race. Men's road race * Teams could qualify only the number of riders that they have in the corresponding tour. Luxembourg only qualified 3 riders in the pro tour. The left over places were taken by teams from the "B" World Championships. ** In tours where individual riders qualified, the teams that qualified more than one athlete lost quota places in order to maintain the overall quotas. Sweden, Tunisia, Venezuela, Mexico and Hong Kong all lost 1 quota place to China, Libya, Costa Rica, Cuba and South Korea respectively. *** Portugal had