Geraint Thomas makes London track return
Welshman Geraint Thomas takes part in Revolution Series round at the Lee Valley Velodrome - the first time he has ridden there since the 2012 Olympic Games - Photos by Andy Jones

Geraint Thomas made his return to the boards of the Lee Valley Velodrome in London on Saturday evening, the scene of his gold-medal winning performance in the 2012 Olympic Games.
Thomas (Team Sky) was taking part in the London round of the Revolution Track Series, although he admitted that his form was slightly lacking.
"It was strange actually, there is lots of fond memories; my legs feel a little different to how they were back then," the 29-year-old Welshman commented after the event. "It’s great to be back in this velodrome, it’s my first time since the Olympics."
Thomas took part in the men's scratch race in which – despite his self-confessed low fitness level – he still managed to place third.
"It was hard going after my long break," said Thomas, who got married to partner Sara Elen at the beginning of October. "I got stuck in and hopefully when I return in Glasgow I can do better.
"It’s the biggest break I’ve ever had in the off season and I made the most of it but it’s time to knuckle down now."
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Team PedalSure came away as Elite Championship winners on the night with experienced Six Day riders Wim Stroetinga and Iljo Kiesse putting in a strong ride to claim the elimination race and points race.
Emily Kay took the spoils in the elite women's events, winning the points, scratch and elimination races.
Round four of the Revolution Series takes place at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome in Glasgow on November 28.
Full results from round three can be found on the Revolution Series website.
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