Renascent Tennant chasing rainbow in Copenhagen

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Jason Queally is not the only renascent rider in Great Britain's pursuit squad for Copenhagen. In the space of a year, Andy Tennant has refound his track roots and gone from unsuccessful Academy graduate to an integral part of the line-up.

After becoming junior world individual pursuit champion in 2005, Wolverhampton-born Tennant spent several years fighting to establish himself on the road. After failig to make the grade with the Academy in Italy, he returned to race in the UK last winner facing a crossroads in his career.

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