Olympic sprint champion Jason Kenny says Team GB's track team need to improve if they want to match their 2012 medal haul at the Rio Games next year.
Kenny made his first appearance of the year at the Revolution Series in Glasgow this weekend, where he took gold in the men's sprint ahead of home favourite Callum Skinner.
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Jason Kenny begins build-up to Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Revolution Series
The six-time gold medallist will compete in the final round of the Revolution Series in Manchester
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Laura Kenny announces she's expecting with cryptic Instagram postPicture of two adult bikes with a kids bikes speaks louder than words
