MORE BRITISH SUCCESS AT SYDNEY TRACK WORLD CUP

British success in the Sydney round of the Track World Cup continued on Saturday with Craig Mclean and Ross Edgar taking gold and silver in the men?s sprint and Wendy Houvenhagel second in the women?s pursuit.

Mclean and Edgar qualified first and second with times of 10.309 and 10.325 and then comfortably made it to the final. Ross Edgar won the first sprint of the final with a 200m time of 10.937 but then Mclean sealed victory with two wins setting times of 10.684 and 10.834.Holland?s Teun Mulder took third by beating Australia?s Mark French 2-0 in the ride-off.

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