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Great Britain’s Geraint Thomas was an emphatic winner of the men’s 4000m individual pursuit at the track World Cup in Manchester on Friday night. The Welshman caught his opponent Dominique Cornu (Belgium) with fewer than two laps to go,
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"I didn’t expect to catch him but I was on him quickly," said Thomas. "Job done, get the medal,
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Thomas got off to a fast start as he moved out to a lead of three quarters of a second after the first lap. Three laps later,
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With 2000m covered the Team GB rider had lit the afterburners. One and a half seconds behind Thomas,
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Less than three laps later the race was over as Thomas swung past Cornu in the approach to his home straight,
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"I’ve come away with silver and given it everything I had,
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"But if you’d said to me at the start of the event that I’d finish second I’d have told you, you were mad. Coming off the back of a hard road season this is a great result. Hats off to Thomas, he was really fast today."

In the bronze medal race, Vitaliy Shchedov (Ukraine) claimed a near three second victory over Spain’s David Muntaner Juaneda. After a fast start Shchedov settled into a smooth rhythm and although his opponent pulled back some of his disadvantage in the second 2000m, the Ukrainian had done enough to take his first individual World Cup medal.

Women’s Scratch Race final

Belinda Goss of Australia won her first World Cup event in the women’s scratch race in Manchester on Friday,
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The field began to fragment early on and after fifteen laps Leire Olaberria (Spain) broke clear. She was initially marked by World Champion Yumari Gonzalez Valdivieso (Cuba). However, Olaberria’s persistence paid off and she moved free altogether before the pack chased her down.

With 28 laps remaining Goss, Romanyuta, Jarmila Machacova (Czech Republic),
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For the USA’s Olds, the break was a good opportunity to test herself against her international colleagues. "I would have liked to have won but I’m feeling happy,
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Goss will compete in both the women’s points race and team pursuit over the coming two days,
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Men’s Keirin final

Chris Hoy (Sky+ HD) completed a grand return to World Cup competition as he claimed his first and Britain’s second gold medal of the Manchester World Cup. Hoy led from start to finish to defeat Christos Volikakis (Greece) and Maximilian Levy (Germany),
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Hoy’s stubborn refusal to shift from the front of the final was a response to the second round of the event,
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"The semifinal’s unpredictable and it was the hard way to do it,
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With the derny clear of the track it was Francesco Ceci who was the first to launch his sprint. Despite the attention of the Italian,
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"It was a measured performance,
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Winner of the bronze medal was the current Keirin World Champion Maximilian Levy. The German had played his part in setting up a clash between the discipline’s World and Olympic Champions for the final. While he was unable to unseat Hoy in Manchester,
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"It’s nice to race here because there are a lot of spectators and they give all the riders a big push,
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For the Keirin winner, Hoy,
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"Last week’s [British national championships] was a good warm up for this weekend," said Hoy. "If I can just keep my legs moving until Sunday night then I’ll be happy. This is the biggest workload I’ll do in three days. The important thing is to get the points in the sprint and the team sprint."

Men’s Points Race final

Chris Newton (Great Britain) stormed to victory in the first men’s World Cup points race event of the track season in Manchester,
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The first sprint went to Wai Cheung (Giant Pro Cycling) who collected five points,
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