World champion Campbell Stewart again belied his years to dominate the omnium event on day two of the Tissot UCI Track Cycling World Cup in Cambridge. The 21-year-old displayed speed, stamina and nous to stamp his class on a field that included nine-time world champion Cameron Meyer (Australia) and two-time world champion Roger Kluge (Germany) on Saturday night. He was fifth in the scratch race and the tempo, and won the elimination and points races in a classy display to push him to the top of the world rankings. Edmondston capped the second night of competition by winning the women's scratch race after being one of only four riders to lap the field. With the team sprint men secure for their place in February's world championships, Dawkins has been given a spell from next week's Brisbane World Cup with Sam Dakin to ride with Sam Webster and Ethan Mitchell.

Source: Stuff December 07, 2019 19:30 UTC