Dave Willmott (Australia) on his way to taking the initial event in the UCI Track Cycling World Masters Championships 2009 at the Dunc Gray Velodrome. Willmott set a new World Best Time in taking the Mens 55-59 500m Time Trial Final. This was the second time Willmott had been able to achieve a World Best Time within the space of a week.

On day 1 in the Mens 75+ 500m Time Trial Final Thomas O'Rourke (USA) broke his own World Best Time to take the Gold Medal from Kenneth Orr (CAN) and Brian Kennedy (AUS). O'Rourke recorded 42.81 bettering his previous record of 43.11 set earlier this year in Colorado Springs.

On day 1 in the Mens 50-54 500m Time Trial Final, David Le Grys of Great Britain set a new World Best Time in taking the gold medal from Gary Mandy (AUS) and Paul Jackson (AUS). Le Grys' time of 34.450 broke the previous record set by Roy Simonson (USA) in Colorado Springs 2002.

In the Mens Time Trial 45-49, Philippe Vernet (FRA) was able to defend the title he won last year in 2008 Championships. Vernet defeated John Colette (AUS) and Ivor Reid (GBR) to take the Gold Medal in the time of 50.311.

On day 2, Annette Williams (USA) broke her own World Best Time by 5.11 stopping the clock at 2:31.270. Williams beat her rivals Helen Griffiths (AUS) and Megan Blatchford (NZL) to take the Gold Medal in the Womens 45-49 2000m Individual Pursuit Qualification.

On day 2, Lawrence Nolan (USA) produced a ride that broke a World Best Time that Ian Hallam (GBR) set 10 years ago, in the Mens 50-54 Pursuit Qualifying Rd. The new record is now 2:17.051 and allowed Nolan to take the Gold Medal at the Championships, defeating James Host (USA) and Stephane Le Beau (CAN).

In the 135+ Men’s Team Sprint, Australia set a new World Best Time with the team of David Willmott, Gavin White and Geoff Stoker. They broke a previous 6 year old record set in Manchester which stood at 48.311. The 2009 Gold Medallist team stopped the clock at 47.845 to better the previous mark.

Megan Blatchford from New Zealand won the 45-49 5000m Scratch Race Final on Day 3. She defeated Makiko Hamada (JPN) and Annette Williams (USA) after 20 laps of competition.

On day 4, Geoff Stoker (AUS) set a new World Best Time in the Mens 45-49 Sprint Qualifying Road. The previous World Best Time was set by Peter Barnard (AUS) in 2007 at the World Masters Championships recording a time of 11.117. The new record posted by Geoff Stoker is now 11.111.

On day 5, Gavin White (AUS) won the Gold Medal in the Mens 35-39 Sprint Final after having won the Silver Medal last year. White got his revenge after  being defeated  last year  when  the Gold Medallist  subsequently  ended up being positive at the doping control. The race  was contested in great sporting  spirit competing against  rival  Justin Grace (NZL) who took the Silver Medal.