Some small compensation as the British girls get 7th and 8th in the keirin, so decent world ranking points.

Jason Kenny now in the men's final. Matt Crampton gets 8th overall.

Kenny gets silver behind Max Levy, who was the guy beaten by Chris Hoy in the Olympics.

Next up, medal ceremonies and the Madison, with Doull and Dibben going for GBR.

Don't forget Kenny pipped Levy in the 2013 World Champs to get the rainbow jersey he's wearing now. Whether or not the bands will change hands in Cali next year is another matter though.

Late attack from the Brits in the Madison, I think they have gained one lap but need to get another.

1) Ita
2) Spa
3) Bel

Revolution series begins in Manchester on the 26th http://www.cyclingrevolution.com/index.php

And before that is the Manchester World Cup, 1-3 November

http://www.trackworldcup.co.uk/Schedule

I wondered what some of the post race interviews over the weekend (in 'foreign', guessing dutch) were on about when they mentioned Manchester.

Most likely the World Cup in November as those count towards rankings for the next Worlds, but before that there's the 1st Revolution series also in Manchester this Saturday 26th October.

Hopefully both will be available on free TV in some form. ITV4 covered last season's revolution series IIRC.

To qualify for the Worlds you have to participate in at least one of the World Cups, and since nobody wants to go to Mexico....

Hour-long highlights on "free" BT Sport

http://sport.bt.com/moresporthub/mor...11363842866119

That's as much as ITV4 used to do.

British Team for Manchester WC named

http://road.cc/content/news/97050-br...cup-manchester

Pretty much the same as for Apeldoorn. Other GB riders will be competing for trade teams, junior teams etc.

TV coverage will be BBC Red button on the Friday and Saturday, live on BBC2 on the Sunday.

Also, Eurosport 2 have the Saitama Criterium live from Japan at 06:45 this Saturday morning.

Final medal table from Apeldoorn

http://www.britishcycling.org.uk/zuv...medaltable.pdf

Germany first with 3G 3S, but GBR second with most medals overall.

Three races; the last only 54 riders, lapping a short circuit, over ITT distance .

It marks the final race for Jean-Francois Pescheux: http://inrng.com/2013/10/pescheux-to...rt/#more-17207

Tour de France route announcement today.

Interesting views from Greg Lemond overnight talking last night on CNN. He believes Lance should be behind bars and was a top 30 cyclist in reality at best.

http://road.cc/content/news/97008-gr...-30-rider-best

Tour de France route details and reaction

http://www.letour.fr/le-tour/2014/us/

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/cycling/24625678
http://www.theguardian.com/sport/201...e-and-reaction

More live track on YouTube (with English commentary): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Zd8Y3HKZPk

Probably won't happen. It looks like it is all about chasing the money in civil actions.

Just a bump, highlights of the Revolution 1 event from last weekend on BT Sport 2 tonight, 19:00

The winner of the 2012 Giro, Canadian Ryder Hesjedal, has admitted to doping a decade ago. USADA/WADA were already aware of the offences that are too old to be actionable: http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/15...years-ago.aspx

A reminder that the Track Cycling World Cup at Manchester starts tonight, TV coverage by the BBC.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/cycling/24758158

In the meantime, British Cycling are posting updates every few minutes: http://www.britishcycling.org.uk/twclive

Off we go in Manchester...GB women's Team Pursuit squad set yet another world record in qualifying.