Mark Christian leads GB men's team pursuit at the London leg of the Track World Cup
Great Britain’s track cyclists finished second overall in the UCI World Cup series but left Cali, Colombia, with only one medal this weekend.
The men’s team pursuit squad continued its good form, despite a complete change in personnel from the London leg, with Germain Burton, Matt Gibson, Chris Latham and Mark Stewart claiming bronze behind Australia and Russia.
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