Revolution 36
Sir Chris Hoy set the fasest time in the afternoon qualifying session for this evening's Sprint competition at Revolution 36 with a time of 10.099 seconds with Matt Crampton second and Pete Mitchell third. In the preliminary round of three-up Match Sprints it was advantage Great Britain with Hoy, Crampton, Mitchell and newly crowned World Champion Jason Kenny progressing to this evening's Semi Finals leaving only the Team Sprint for the three French visitors Quentin Lafargue, Mikael Bourgain and Mikael D'Alemida.
1 Chris HOY Sky Pro Track Cycling 10.099
2 Matt CRAMPTON GBR 10.125
3 Pete MITCHELL V-Sprint 10.230
4 Jason KENNY Sky Pro Track Cycling 10.238
5 David DANIELL V-Sprint 10.253
GB National Madison Champtionships 2012Mark Christian and Simon Yates of 100% Me fought off a determined effort from Alex Dowsett of Sky and Tom Murray of IG Sigma Sport to take Gold in a very fast paced National Madison Championship at the National Cycling Centre in Manchester. Christian and Yates took the first Sprint and went on to dominate the early stages of the race, building up a healthy lead. A mid-race charge by Dowsett and Murray - aided, eventually, by Owain Doull and George Atkins, also of 100% Me - looked as though it would make things interesting. But shortly after Dowsett & Murray and Doull and Atkins lapped the field - which they'd blown apart in the process - Christian and Yates also made the junction to the back of the string. With two sprints remaining they were 11 points clear with 10 more up for grabs it was going to require the boys in the GB kit to lose a lap. Doull & Atkins had a pop in the closing stages, but Christian & Yates never let them get too far ahead and held on for a healthy win. Full report to follow. Calshot track cycling clinic announcedDo you want to ride a steep indoor track but have not had the confidence or had the opportunity? Fast Track Coaching - run by trackcycling coaching columnist Lee Povey and multiple World Masters Champion Dave Le Grys - have a Beginners-Intermediate clinic at Calshot Velodrome on 31st March and 1st April 2012. Probably the best and most fun way to learn track cycling in the world…. This 2 day weekend clinic will cover all aspects of track cycling and how to ride a steeply banked wooden track. There will be groups of differing abilities allowing you to progress in safety at your own pace. The sessions are aimed at novice and intermediate riders and will give you the confidence and ability to ride on Britain’s oldest indoor track. Once you can ride Calshot, you can ride anywhere! You will leave the course with the knowledge and competence of a skilled track rider, having learnt in a fun and unintimidating environment. Track bikes are available to hire direct from the velodrome. Course includes • How to ride a banked track All abilities welcomed, you don't even need to have ridden a track bike before. This will be a limited size camp to ensure each rider gets a lot of individual attention, encouragement and feedback. Email info@fasttrackcoaching.biz for more details or call for a booking form David Le Grys 07930 648469 Lee Povey 07967 000269 Beijing World Cup Day 4 - Fast French
The Chinese women continued their domination of the women's sprint competitions while it was the French, in the end, that cleaned up in the men's sprint and keirin.
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