Shame for Hayter, really gave this Olympics his all.Hayter out of The Madison for GB with a thigh'strain, which he apparently picked up in the team pursuit on Wednesday. Mark Stewart partners Ollie Wood instead.
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Shame for Hayter, really gave this Olympics his all.Hayter out of The Madison for GB with a thigh'strain, which he apparently picked up in the team pursuit on Wednesday. Mark Stewart partners Ollie Wood instead.
Already lost 2 laps immediately after gaining one.It would be funny if the Austrians end up winning, but they probably won't score many points during the rest of the race and will possibly also lose laps later on.
Already lost 2 laps immediately after gaining one.
Wow, they do it, but must have been an absolutely insane effort. How tired must they be?
43 points was enough for gold in Tokyo!I think it ended up being a harder ride for the Danes, but not by much.
I went to the last meeting in Belgium and asked for a door to open but it couldn’t be done because of the wind flow. The one weekend it was really hot, it was like a sauna inside.Brennauer just made an interesting point, that the fast track usually means that the madison is much harder. It's fast because it's hot, and they haven't opened a door in weeks