TRACK WORLDS: DAY TWO IN PICTURES
A gold and a silver on day one were followed by three golds on day two. Oh, and a world record to boot. Cycling Weekly?s photographer Andy Jones was a very busy man.
Two of the fastest men on the planet, CHris Hoy and Theo Bos, battle it out at 70kph
Expectations are sky high as the British quartet prepare for the team pursuit final
Bradley Wiggins celebrates as the British team break the world record in the team pursuit
The Australians congratulate the British team after they take the world record.
Bradley Wiggins has a joke with Geraint Thomas as the national anthem plays
Shanaze Reade and Victoria Pendleton are all ears as sprint coach Jan Van Eijden guides them through their gold medal ride
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Our girls in full flight
Reade and Pendleton take their second team sprint title. The other nations are going to have to go some to take that away from them.
Rebecca Romero looking like a seasoned pro as she rides to victory in the women's pursuit. She started cycling two years ago.
Rebecca Romero takes her first cycling world title, and looks rather happy about it!
Romero and the crowd celebrate yet another gold medal for the team in red, white and blue.
Men's endurance coach Matt Parker hugs Shane Sutton as his boys break the world record in the team pursuit.
2008 TRACK WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS: DAILY REPORTS
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Jo Rowsell's gold: the toast of Sutton Cycling Club
Belarussian wins men's points race
Britain going for more gold on Friday
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Hat-trick of golds for Britain
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Crowd step in as French anthem stalls
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Wiggins wins pursuit gold
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Cycling Weekly's 2008 Track World Championships preview
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