Having ridden for Great Britain in the team pursuit, Jon Dibben went solo in the men's points race to take a stunning victory.
Jon Dibben has been announced as Team Sky's sixth and final signing for the 2017 season, after racing as a stagiaire for Cannondale-Drapac at the end of this year.
The 22-year-old from Southampton will make the step up from Team Wiggins after a successful 2016 season that saw him become Points Race world champion, take second place in the U23 Tour of Flanders, and finish in the top ten of the U23 world championships. However, Dibben's season was not without disappointment, missing out on a spot in the Olympic squad after fracturing his elbow.
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