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| Medal record |
| Olympic Games |
| Gold |
1992 Barcelona |
1 km Time Trial |
| Gold |
1996 Atlanta |
1 km Time Trial |
| Gold |
2004 Athens |
Team Sprint |
| Bronze |
2000 Sydney |
1 km Time Trial |
| Bronze |
2000 Sydney |
Keirin |
| World Championship |
| Gold |
1995 Bogotá |
Team Sprint |
| Gold |
1998 Bordeaux |
Kierin |
| Gold |
1999 Berlin |
Kierin |
| Gold |
2003 Stuttgart |
Team Sprint |
| Silver |
1991 Stuttgart |
Sprint |
| Silver |
1996 Manchester |
Team Sprint |
| Silver |
1997 Perth |
Sprint |
| Silver |
1998 Bordeaux |
Sprint |
| Silver |
1999 Berlin |
Sprint |
| Silver |
2000 Manchester |
Kierin |
| Bronze |
2001 Antwerpen |
Kierin |
| Bronze |
2002 Copenhagen |
Team Sprint |
Jens Fiedler (born 15 February 1970) is a German triple Olympic champion and multiple world champion track cyclist. He retired from competitive cycling in early 2005.
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