Great Britain in the Men's Team Pursuit Qualifying
Great Britain finished a disappointing eighth place in the men's team pursuit qualifying round in Cali, Colombia today.
Double Olympic champion Ed Clancy lead a new-look team that included Sam Harrison, Jon Dibben and Owain Doull. Their time of 4-04.419 minutes was over two seconds slower than fourth placed New Zealand.
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