Jason Kenny and Laura Trott, Rio 2016 Olympic Games (Watson)
Rio 2016 Olympic Games champions Laura Trott and Jason Kenny have been confirmed to appear at the opening round of the 2016 Revolution Track Series at the National Cycling Centre in Manchester on Saturday, September 17.
The pair won five gold medals between them in the Rio velodrome in August, with Trott becoming Britain's most decorated female Olympian and Kenny equalling Sir Chris Hoy's British record tally of six golds.
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