Olympic champion Rebecca Romero has been forced to postpone her return to track racing at this weekend's Manchester round of the UCI Track Cycling World Cup due to injury.
The Londoner had been scheduled to be part of Great Britain's endurance line-up at the final round of the 2010-11 World Cup, but medical staff have advised her to sit out the round after suffering a minor injury. She will now focus on selection for the Track World Championships in March.
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