The medals were still flooding in for the Great British team on the third day in Manchester. Today Chris Hoy took a historic gold in the men's sprint, Rebecca Romero won her second gold in two days, joined by 19-year-old Joanna Rowsell who rode like an old hand in the inaugural women's team pursuit
Chris Hoy gets rolled out to the start line
Chris Hoy raises the union flag after his gold medal ride in the sprint
Kevin Sireau gets past Chris Hoy on the banking. Unfortunately for the Frenchman this was as far as he got, as Hoy held his line before pulling back in front to win
Kevin Sireau congratulates a living legend
Chris Hoy explains the finer details of the sprint to Prince Edward
Hoy lets it all sink in
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That's one mighty impressive set of legs
The British girls focus before their gold medal ride
The starting effort shows as the women's team pursuit final gets under way
Great Britain: Winners of the first ever women's team pursuit
Victoria Pendleton gets in the zone before a sprint match
Mark Cavendish awaits the start of the men's points race
The men's points race in full flow
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