Photo: Nick Bull
One Pro Cycling began their maiden Tour Series campaign with two victories in the space of five hours in Ryde on Thursday.
Their five-man squad of Chris Opie, Yanto Barker, George Harper, Jon Mould and Marcin Bialoblocki stormed to victory in the curtain-raising team time trial around the Isle of Wight town yesterday afternoon, before being the only team to place all five in the peloton during the evening's criterium, the individual win in which went to Madison-Genesis's Tom Scully.
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