Star-studded line-up at 'best ever' Revolution track event
The starting line-up for Saturday's Revolution track meet at Manchester velodrome is possibly the most star-studded field the event has ever had in its eight-year history.
Road race world champion, Tour de France green jersey winner and all-round winning machine Mark Cavendish makes his return to the boards at the event. Cavendish rides on the Howies team with Andy Fenn and Jon Mould.
Cavendish will come up against a strong trio of his future Sky team-mates: British time trial champion Alex Dowsett, Olympic team pursuit champion Geraint Thomas and European team pursuit champion Peter Kennaugh.
Meanwhile, the UK Youth team benefits from the firepower of Swedish 2004 Paris-Roubaix winner Magnus Backstedt. He is accompanied on the squad by Olympic pursuit bronze medallist Steven Burke and 19-year-old talent James Lowsley Williams.
Olympic team pursuit champion and European Omnium champion Ed Clancy joins forces with Swiss six-day legend Franco Marvulli and Andy Tennant on the Rapha-Condor-Sharp team.
The sprint line-up is no less exciting, with 2012 Olympic hopefuls David Daniell and Matt Crampton rubbing shoulders with Peter Mitchell and Callum Skinner.
The senior races are supported by a full programme of Future Stars events, where young riders get the chance to race on the boards in front of a packed audience.
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With such a strong line-up in attendance, it's no surprise that the event is a complete sell-out. For those that missed out on getting a ticket, highlights of the racing will be broadcast on ITV4 at 7pm on Monday, November 21.
The full start list for Saturday's event is available on the Revolution website.
Revolution 34: Saturday November 19 2011
Elite start list
Endurance
Alex Dowsett (Sky Procycling)
Geraint Thomas (Sky Procycling)
Peter Kennaugh (Sky Procycling)
Andy Fenn (Howies)
Jon Mould (Howies)
Mark Cavendish (Howies)
Ed Clancy (Rapha-Condor-Sharp)
Andy Tennant (Rapha-Condor-Sharp)
Franco Marvulli (Rapha-Condor-Sharp)
Mark Christian (CHEP)
Tom Moses (CHEP)
Alistair Slater (CHEP)
Sam Harrison (Rouleur)
Joe Kelly (Rouleur)
Iljo Keisse (Rouleur)
Adam Yates (Maxgear Racing)
Simon Yates (Maxgear Racing)
Luke Rowe (Maxgear Racing)
Steven Burke (Team UK Youth)
James Lowsley Williams (Team UK Youth)
Magnus Backstedt (Team UK Youth)
David O'Loughlin (Cunga Bikes)
Owain Doull (Cunga Bikes)
George Atkins (Cunga Bikes)
Sprinters
David Daniell
Matt Crampton
Peter Mitchell
Callum Skinner
Related links
Cavendish makes Manchester return at Revolution
Revolution 33 (October 29, 2011) photo gallery
External links
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Nigel Wynn worked as associate editor on CyclingWeekly.com, he worked almost single-handedly on the Cycling Weekly website in its early days. His passion for cycling, his writing and his creativity, as well as his hard work and dedication, were the original driving force behind the website’s success. Without him, CyclingWeekly.com would certainly not exist on the size and scale that it enjoys today. Nigel sadly passed away, following a brave battle with a cancer-related illness, in 2018. He was a highly valued colleague, and more importantly, an exceptional person to work with - his presence is sorely missed.
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