The British junior track team lines up to take on the world today at the track World Championships in Montichiari, Italy.
"Three of our four guys are now second year juniors who raced Moscow and who have stepped up a level: Lewis Oliva, Callum Skinner and Kian Emadi," said director of the sprint events, Jon Norfolk. "We are hoping for more from those riders."
"I think the Germans have a strong team this year, one guy is a second year rider and their first year guys are good," he said.
"We are focused on the process rather than the outcome because we have no idea what the other teams will do. The whole idea here is to develop Olympic champions and not junior champions. It is important that they get good experience, if they win then it is a bonus."
"This is the first time at the Worlds for all of the endurance riders," said Tudor.
"At the junior level, the important thing is the process behind the performance rather than the results. It is about understanding what it is like to be at a major championships: the feeling of going to the start line, the warm ups, the taper in the lead up to the champs..."
Junior Men's Sprint
Junior Men's Endurance
Junior Women's Sprint
Junior Women's Endurance
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