READ MORE:* Rio Olympics full coverage - day six* Gold for New Zealand - Bond and Murray row to victory* Luuka Jones wins silver for NZ in the K100 canoe slalom* Olympics: Overnight recap - day six* Stuff's Rio 2016 Olympics guide* Rio Olympics: Meet New Zealand team* 2016 Rio Olympic Games medal table* Our Rio Olympics daily newsletter"Those are the three fastest times we've ever ridden by quite a fair bit. New Zealand ride again early on Sunday (NZT) and will need to go faster than either Australia or Canada to ride for bronze. Philip Hindes, Jason Kenny and Callum Skinner scorched around in an Olympic record 42.440sec, with the New Zealanders clocking 42.542. It was outside the New Zealand record of 3:54.088 set in their world championship victory in Paris in 2015. They were passed by Great Britain who posted a stunning world record of 4:13.260, United States (4:14.286), Australia (4:19.059) and Canada (4:19.599).

Source: Stuff August 11, 2016 19:36 UTC