Postpublished at 11:33 BST 16 October
Great Britain's Emma Finucane and Sophie Capewell head towards the line for their second race out of three.
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Mark Stewart wins gold for Great Britain in the Men's Point Race
Joseph Truman wins bronze in the Men's Time Trial final
Anna Morris wins gold for Great Britain in the Women's Omnium race
Emma Finucane wins silver in Women's Sprint final
Ella Gibbs
Great Britain's Emma Finucane and Sophie Capewell head towards the line for their second race out of three.
Back to the Women's Sprint semi-finals now.
Great Britain's Anna Morris places third in the Women's Omnium Elimination Race 3/4.
She will head into the final race 12 points clear at the top of the table.
Watch as GB's Emma Finucane wins the first heat of her sprint semi-final against Sophie Capewell.
Anna Morris features for Great Britain in the Women's Omnium Elimination Race 3/4 now.
Emma Finucane wins the first heat of her sprint semi-final against Capewell.
The double-world sprint champion can secure a place in the final against Japan’s Mina Sato or China’s Yuan Lying (who won their first heat) in her second heat against Capewell at around 11.30.
We now head into the Women's Sprint semi-finals featuring Great Britain's Emma Finucane and Sophie Capewell.
Mark Stewart lands the gold medal for Great Britain.
Stewart heads into the final sprint in top position with a two point lead on Portugal's Carlos Salgueiro.
Six laps to go.
Stewart has gained a five point lead off the back of that sprint. He sits at the top of the board with 28 points, Thomas now has 23.
Stewart has gone into gold position for the first time during this race with 50 laps to go.
All to ride for still as only two points separate him and second place, Benjamin Thomas of France.
The final sprint of this race is worth 10 points.
Mark Stewart races for Great Britain in the Men's Points Race now.
Josh Tarling won this race a year ago for Great Britain.
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Olympic and defending world champions are competing at the 2026 Track World Championships, with 22 titles up for grabs and qualification spots for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics also at stake.
Day one was an eventful day for Ireland, with Lara Gillespie securing the country’s first medal of the World Championships. Team GB claimed silver in the women’s team sprint, with China taking gold, while the Netherlands won the men’s team sprint, finishing ahead of Australia and China.
Yesterday, GB took medals in three events including golds for Matthew Bostock in the Men's Scratch Race, as well as Erin Boothman, Anna Morris, Millie Couzens and Josie Knight in the Women's Team Pursuit.
GB's Bostock wins men's scratch race gold
Gold for GB women in team pursuit
Today, Edward Lowe and Joseph Truman kick things off for Great Britain in the Men's Time Trial. Anna Morris competes in the Women's Scratch Race, and GB take on China with Emma Finucane and Sophie Capewell competing in the Women's Sprint.