You wont be surprised to read that on day three of competition at the Laoshan velodrome there was another gold medal for the Great British cycling team at the Olympic Games.
Today it was Rebecca Romero's turn. The former rower made history by winning a second Olympic medal in a different event. She won a rowing silver in Athens. Wendy Houvenaghel put up a fantastic challenge in the all British final, but in the end faded away. A silver is medal is still a great achievement, and just outlines GB's pursuiting dominance.
Victoria Pendleton also got her games underway with an Olympic record in sprint qualifying. She looks very fast, and her rivals know it.
Jason Kenny continues to amaze, he too broke the Olympic record in sprint qualifying, but had to then settle for second when that time was beaten by, guess who? Yes, Chris Hoy.
Oh, and did we mention there was a world record for the team pursuit quartet? The Brits broke their own world record by over a second with 3-55.205 minutes. And they looked like they could go a whole lot faster.
All photo's by everyone's favourite cycling photographers, Andy Jones and Graham Watson. Good work fellas.
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The British team pursuit quartet set the fastest time in qualifying. Every event that featured a qualifying round had a Brit at the top of the leaderboard.
Poetry in motion on the Laoshan track. Surely another gold medal is coming GB's way in the team pursuit.
The Brits beat their own world record by over a second in round one of the team pursuit. Bada bing.
Romero takes Britain's cycling team's fifth gold of these games with a gutsy performance.
Former dentist Wendy Houvenaghel makes it one-two for Great Britain in the women's pursuit. Not a bad effort by their coach, Dan Hunt.
Winning an event simply isn't good enough anymore. We now expect gold and silver in every event. Even if we only have one competitor in it.
Queen of the track Victoria Pendleton focuses as she starts her Olympics. She had a bit of a nightmare four years ago but is a completely different beast these days.
Pendleton gets herself in the zone as she starts her sprint campaign. You wont be surprised to hear she also set an Olympic record for the 200m in qualifying. Do you think she has someone to polish that helmet for her?
Pendleton races to the line to set a mark of 10.963 seconds, throwing down the gauntlet to her rivals.
Chris Hoy sets up his Olympic record ride in sprint qualification
Chris Hoy kicks off his campaign for a third gold medal with a new Olympic record in the 200m tt qualifying round. If he wins this gold CW expects nothing less than him being awarded the Beeb?s Sports Personality of the Year award. If not, we wont be paying our TV licences this year. Got it, BBC?!
Easy peesy, lemon Squeezey. Chris Hoy shows no ill effects of having won the team sprint and Keirin in the last two days as he dispatches of another rival.
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OLYMPIC GAMES 2008: TRACK
Day four as it happened: Team pursuit gold and another world record
Day three summary: Gold for Romero. Pendleton, Hoy in charge in sprints. Kenny the revelation
From rower to cyclist: Romero takes an emotional gold
Brits smash world team pursuit record in round one
Tough day for the Dutch
Preview: Monday at the Laoshan
Day two in pictures
Sunday's action as it happened
Preview: Sunday at the Laoshan
Day two at the track: Summary of the action
Hoy and Edgar clean up in the Keirin
Wiggins gets pursuit gold, Burke wins bronze
Newton storms to bronze in points race
Saturday's action as it happened: Two gold, a silver and two bronze for Britain
Blog: Life in Laoshan
Day one in pictures
Brits blast to team sprint gold
Day one at the track: Summary of the action
Friday's action as it happened: Gold for team sprint trio; Wiggins, Houvenaghel and Romero well in control
Burke blasts to new individual pursuit PB
British track stars raring to go
What makes the Laoshan such a challenge
Picture special: CW takes you inside the Laoshan velodrome
Saturday's preview
Friday's preview
Can these legs make an Olympic champion?
Cavendish unlikely to ride individual pursuit
How many medals will Britain's riders win?
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OLYMPIC GAMES 2008: NEWS
Positive test for cyclist at Olympic Games
Bettini chasing second Olympic gold
Romero poses nude for ad
British quartet eyeing new world record
As Olympics approach two new drugs emerge
Beijing Blog
Beijing Blog 2
Beijing Blog 3
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OLYMPIC GAMES 2008: ROAD
Picture special: Women's time trial
Cancellara wins men's time trial gold
Men's time trial reaction: Steve Cummings on his ride
Women's time trial reaction: I feel fantastic, says Pooley
Pooley wins silver in women's time trial
Cooke's secret was the skinsuit
What the papers say... about Nicole Cooke
Analysis: women's road race
Gold for Nicole Cooke in Women?s road race
Reaction: It?s a dream to win Gold, says Cooke
Women's Olympic road race picture special
Sanchez gives Spain gold in thrilling men?s road race
Who is Samuel Sanchez?
Tactical analysis: Reading the men?s Olympic road race
British riders suffer in hot and humid Olympic road race
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