Reports

  The final session of the 2018 Track World Cup London saw the conclusion of the Men's Omnium, Women's Keirin and Men's Sprint, along with a Women's Madison tailor-made for the home crowd.   Men's Omnium Elimination Race After a disappointing performance in the Tempo Race, Elia Viviani (ITA) bounced back to claim the victory

  The start of the Men's Sprint, Women's Keirin and Men's Omnium for Session 5 at the 2018 Track World Cup London.   Men’s Sprint Qualifying Over half of the Men’s Sprint field qualified in under 10 seconds, showing just how high the standard is at the moment.Olympic Sprint champion Jason Kenny CBE was

  A thrilling Men's Madison and the conclusion of the Women's Sprint, Men's Keirin and Women's Omnium for Session 4 at the 2018 Track World Cup London.   Women’s Sprint Semifinals As in the quarterfinals, both heats required just two of the three available rides. Stephanie Morton (AUS) did away with Starikova (UKR) and

  Women's Sprint, Men's Keirin and Women's Omnium for Session 3 at the 2018 Track World Cup London.   Women’s Sprint Qualifying Hetty van de Wouw of the Netherlands was the first rider to go sub-11 in the Women’s Sprint Qualifying. By the end, though, there were a total of 14 riders who could boast

  More Team Pursuit, more Team Sprint, and more Para events for Session Two at the 2018 Track World Cup London.   Women's Team Sprint First Round The first heat of the Women's Team Sprint First Round saw France take the win over Lithuania by the narrowest of margins. The second heat went to Germany with

  Team Pursuit, Team Sprint, and a host of Para events for Session One at the 2018 Track World Cup London.   Women’s Team Pursuit Round 1 The first heat was taken comfortably by the team from Poland who were just metres from catching their opponents. They set a time of 4:25.299, with the