TRACK WORLDS: SUNDAY AS IT HAPPENED

That's all from Manchester. We hope you enjoyed our coverage and that it filled in the gaps between the television coverage.

Look-out for Thursday's souvenir special of Cycling Weekly with pictures, reaction and analysis.

At the start of the week we predicted the medals the Great Britain team would win.

How did we do? Well, we thought we were asking a lot to think five gold, five silver and two bronze was possible. Rather than be daunted by high expectation levels, the GB team excelled themselves with a near-complete domination. They won half of the events in the championships and took silver in two others.

Our predictions were:

GOLD

Wiggins - individual pursuit. Result: Gold

Men's team pursuit. Result: Gold

Women's team sprint. Result: Gold

Chris Hoy - Keirin. Result: Gold

Victoria Pendleton - Keirin. Result: Silver

SILVER

Men's team sprint. Result: Silver

Rebecca Romero - individual pursuit. Result: Gold

Chris Hoy - sprint. Result: Gold

Women's team pursuit. Result: Gold

Victoria Pendleton - sprint. Result: Gold

BRONZE

Shanaze Reade - 500m. Result: 7th

Mark Cavendish - points race. Result: 15th

The one we missed:

Madison gold

FINAL MEDAL TABLE

1 Great Britain (9 gold, 2 silver, 0 bronze)

2 Netherlands (2 gold, 3 silver, 2 bronze)

3 Belarus (2 gold, 0 silver, 1 bronze)

4 France (1 gold, 3 silver, 3 bronze)

5 USA (1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze)

6 Cuba (1 gold, 1 silver, 0 bronze)

7 New Zealand (1 gold, 0 silver, 0 bronze)

8 Denmark (0 gold, 2 silver, 1 bronze)

9 Lithuania (0 gold, 2 silver, 0 bronze)

10 Germany (0 gold, 1 silver, 4 bronze)

11 Australia (0 gold, 1 silver, 3 bronze)

12 China (0 gold, 1 silver, 0 bronze)

= Ukraine (0 gold, 1 silver, 0 bronze)

14 Russia (0 gold, 0 silver, 1 bronze)

= Italy (0 gold, 0 silver, 1 bronze)

= Greece (0 gold, 0 silver, 1 bronze)

WOMEN'S KEIRIN FINAL

17.33 PENDLETON BEATEN Jennie Reed of the USA gets it to add to her bronze in the sprint. Pendleton led out and looked good but Reed came past in the final few metres. There's a photo finish for the other two places to see if Pendleton got a medal.

17.16 Both Victoria Pendleton and Anna Blyth are in the Keirin final, which is up soon.

17.13 Britain's Steven Burke has just won the kilometre time trial race in the men's Omnium (an event made up of five different disciplines). He recorded a time of 1-03.080 which would have been enough for 13th place in the actual kilometre competition held earlier.

For the record, Britain's other rider in the kilo, David Daniell, was 12th in 1-03.018.

WOMEN'S SCRATCH RACE

RESULTS

1 Eleonora Van Dijk (Netherlands)

2 Yumari Gonzalez Valdiviesco (Cuba)

3 Belinda Goss (Australia)

7 Lizzie Armitstead (Great Britain)

16.41 It's turning into Dutch Sunday here in Manchester. Eleonora Van Dijk gives them their second gold of the day (following Mulder in the kilo) by attacking late on and holding off a spirited chase. Yumari Gonzalez Valdiviesco of Cuba was second. Belinda Goss of Australia was third.

Lizzie Armitstead, the 19-year-old British rider, was in the thick of things throughout the race and looked very accomplished. She was swamped in the last couple of laps as the sprint opened up but she took seventh.

WOMEN'S KEIRIN SECOND ROUND

16.14 Victoria Pendleton and Anna Blyth were in the same race and they go through to the final after taking first and second places respectively. The judges gave Anna Blyth a warning for squeezing the French rider in that heat. No penalty though.

16.01 The men's Omnium has been in progress throughout the day. Steven Burke has just won the final sprint in the points race to clinch sixth place in the event, which is one of five in the competition. There's just the Omnium kilometre TT to go now.

MEN'S KILOMETRE TIME TRIAL

RESULTS - TOP 4

1 Teun Mulder (Netherlands) 1-01.332

2 Michael D'Almeida (France) 1-01.514

3 Francois Pervis (France) 1-01.579

4 Matt Crampton (Great Britain) 1-01.822

15.36 CRAMPTON DENIED Pervis went off very fast and was quickest man at the first split, but he faded first to silver position, then bronze over the second half of the race. Britain's Matt Crampton misses out narrowly, having held a medal position until the last man crossed the line.

15.33 Mulder's well out of the medals. Now the last man. Francois Pervis. The odds are he'll do enough to get in the top three - but Crampton will be crossing his fingers. Pervis won the World Cups in Sydney and Beijing.

15.30 NEW BEST TIME With two riders to go, Teun Mulder is guaranteed a medal. For the first time, Crampton's mark looks vulnerable. The last two are Tim Veldt and Francois Pervis, who are both fast.

15.24 Four to go now - Henriette of France, Mulder and Veldt of the Netherlands and Pervis, also of France.

Scott Sunderland - not the CSC team director, a different one - set off quickly and set a good time at the first two splits but faded.

The next ten minutes will determine whether Crampton gets a medal for his ride.

15.19 There are six riders to go now. Crampton is still in silver medal position.

15.09 NEW BEST TIME Crampton's mark is beaten by Frenchman Michael D'Almeida.

15.03 Half the riders have ridden now - 11 more to go. Tisin of Malaysia has just gone close-ish to Crampton's time.

14.44 Can Crampton's time withstand 18 cracks at it by the other riders in the field?

14.43 NEW BEST TIME Phew. Crampton has just done a 1-01.822. That might be enough for a medal.

14.40 Feng of China has beaten Daniell's time but now it's Matt Crampton, who is an outside medal chance.

14.38 Ben Kersten was first off and his time has been beaten by 18-year-old David Daniell.

14.27 Hope you had a pleasant lunch. Manchester Velodrome canteen sandwiches for us again today.

Two British riders in the 22-man field for the kilo. Both go off pretty early in the field. Middlesbrough youngster David Daniell is off second, Matt Crampton is off fourth.

12.10 Check in this afternoon for the results of the women's Keirin, the men's kilometre

WOMEN'S KEIRIN

12.09 In the repechage races, Anna Blyth got through but Jessica Varnish didn't. That means there are two British riders in round two.

11.40 In the final heat, Jessica Varnish - the youngest rider in the competition at 17 - was undaunted early on, trying to push her way into the front of the line. No one was willing to let her in, so she dropped to the back, then just as the motorpacer pulled off she attacked from last place and led out. The Russian rider Oksana Grishina crashed. Jennie Reed and Jinjie Gong go through.

11.36 Anna Blyth will have to go through the repechage if she's going to progress. Diana Gloss won heat two, with Swetlana Grankowskaja taking second.

11.33 Victoria Pendleton cruises through the first of three heats. With Lisandra Guerra Rodriguez of Cuba also going through to round two. The others, including sprint silver medallist Simona Krupeckaite, must go through the repechage.

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