BRITISH U23 TEAM GETS READY FOR TRACK WORLD CUP

GB under 23 academy team pursuit 2008

Wednesday afternoon's track sessions at the Manchester veldrome saw many of the World Cup competing Great Britain and 100% Me riders stretching their legs and making their final preparations before the three days of competition starting on Friday October 31.

The recent recruits on the British Cycling under-23 academy were there putting in a team pursuit effort under the watchful eye of coach Rod Ellingworth.

The team of Andrew Fenn, Mark Christian, Erick Rowsell and Luke Rowe will compete as the 100% Me Team during the World Cup event on Saturday, November 1.

Great Britain has three teams at the event: Team GB, Sky+HD and 100% Me. You can find out who is riding what in our comprehensive online event guide.

Under 23 academy

Under 23 academy

Under-23 Academy team pursuiters (l-r): Andrew Fenn, Luke Rowe, Mark Christian and Erick Rowsell

MANCHESTER TRACK WORLD CUP 2008 LINKS

NEWS/REPORTS

Sky+HD track team officially unveiled

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EVENT GUIDE

Manchester World Cup preview: Who's riding for Britain ? and in which event?

CW's Dummies' Guide to track racing ? We explain how track racing works

Every major track result of the 2007-2008 season World Cups, World Championships and Olympic Games

PHOTOS

Wednesday's track training session

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EXTERNAL LINK

Manchester Track World Cup official site for full details of the race programme

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