The Vivster won the flying lap, so he now has a 14-point lead over Gav - which puts him on the verge of winning his first world title.
Cav was 4th in it, so he's currently just 8 points outside the podium. There's still a medal up for grabs...as is the case for Glenn O'Shea (just 4 points closer), who now rides for One Pro Cycling as well.
Hammer's omnium IP of 3:28.630 is even better than what she did in London 2012. Wow - after the disaster she had last year, I wasn't sure she'd regain that kind of form.
It has been a while since Kenny progressed beyond the sprint quarters in a global championship. Not before time...incidentally, Glaetzer put Baugé out for good. The Olympic final matchup of 2012 won't be repeated tonight.