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.
Laura Trott back in action at Revolution Series this weekend
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