Team Sky rider Luke Rowe was equipped with an on-bike camera and microphone during the scratch race in round two of the Revolution Track Series in Manchester held last weekend.
Rowe's footage and 'commentary' has been edited in with external camera shots to give a unique insight into the inner workings of a scratch race from a rider's perspective.
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