Laura Trott's amazing Revolution Series winning streak came to an end on Saturday afternoon, but not until she had added a further two victories to bring her winning run to 19.
It was the Longest Lap race that proved to be the Olympic and World champion's undoing, as she faltered during a track stand and was eliminated, with the win going to Ellie Coster.
Elsewhere, Sky's Peter Kennaugh came a close second to Maloja Pushbiker's Nico Hesslich in the men's points race, and triple world champion Francois Pervis qualified in the sprint discipline with British rider Lewis Oliva to contest the evening's semi-finals.
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Laura Trott back in action at Revolution Series this weekend
Can Olympic track champion Laura Trott add to her 17 race winning streak in Manchester on Saturday?
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