GOLD - Germany (VOGEL) SILVER - Great Britain (VARNISH) BRONZE - Great Britain (JAMES)
The semi-final saw last night's Team Sprint gold medallist Great Britain teammates Rebecca James and Jessica Varnish go head-to-head to earn a place in the gold medal race. After the first two legs of the semi-final the riders it was 1-1, with it all coming down to the decider. In a strong display by Varnish, she earned her place in the gold medal race.
Vogel took the shine out of Varnish in the opening race of the gold medal Women's Sprint final with a solid performance. The second race followed the same vein as Varnish attempted to go out early with the sprint only for Vogel to come back and take the win and secure gold.
James took the first of three races with a solid performance but Lee came back in the second to force a deciding duel.
World Cup standings after 2 round:
1. LEE (19 points)
2. VARNISH (18 points)
3. JAMES (18 points)
Women's Omnium
Omnium I - Flying Lap Rank 1 Australian (ANKUDINOFF) - 14.340 Rank 2 Fullgass.org (OLABERRIA DORRONSORO) - 14.364 Rank 3 Poland (PAWLOWSKA) - 14.524
Omnium II - Points Race 20km Rank 1 Bulguria (SHARAKOVA) Rank 2 Lithuania (TREBAITE) Rank 3 Mexico (ARREOLA NAVARRO)
Omnium III - Elimination Race Rank 1 Great Britain (TROTT) Rank 2 Poland (PAWLOWSKA) Rank 3 Russia (BALABOLINA)
In the first of the women's Omnium Flying Lap the current world champion came an unexpected fourth with the Australian, Ashlee Ankudinoff, taking the win with a solid performance.
Trott entered the Points Race as World and Olympic champion but faced tough competition from a strong field. In the end a couple 20 point lapping from the likes of Tatsiana Sharakova and Ausrine Trebaite were too much for Trott and she finished ninth.
The elimination race saw a rider go down hard and have to be taken off on a stretcher. After the restart Trott rode a great race with an enthralling sprint over the last lap to take the win.
The Omnium is set up well for the next stages tomorrow.
