The GB Mens team pursuit at the New Zealand World Cup track event in 2015
The youthful Great Britain endurance track squad has made a good start in the second round of the 2015/16 UCI Track World Cup in Cambridge, New Zealand. Both the men's and women's squads qualified to go through to round one of their respective competitions as they gain valuable experience at the top level of track racing.
The men's line-up of Chris Latham, Ollie Wood, Germain Burton and Mark Stewart clocked a 4-04.128 to qualify as seventh fastest, and will now face a ride against France.
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