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2016 Summer Olympics (Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL)
Men Sprint Finals
1st : KENNY Jason (GBR)
2nd : SKINNER Callum (GBR)
Photo : Yuzuru SUNADA<\/p><\/div>\n
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It goes without saying that the two riders know each other well: together, as a team in Rio, they won the first track gold. Jason, however, is a living legend \u2014 the team sprint gold in Rio was his fourth, while Callum added his first to Scotland’s gold collection. So the favorite was, of course, Jason, and he lived up to it. True, Callum gave nothing away, but Jason still won without problems and, with five Olympic gold medals, equaled Sir Bradley Wiggins. We wouldn’t say that this achievement marked the end of the sprint king’s Olympic dreams \u2014 but more on that later. The bronze medal went to the Russian rider Denis Dmitriev, who also beat Australia’s Matthew Glaetzer without problems.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>14 August 2016
2016 Summer Olympics (Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL)
Men Sprint
1st : KENNY Jason (GBR)
2nd : SKINNER Callum (GBR)
3rd : DMITRIEV Denis (RUS)
Photo : Yuzuru SUNADA<\/p><\/div>\n
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Besides this, the men’s omnium began on the fourth day, with three races held that only vaguely outlined the main contenders. The women’s individual sprint 1\/16 finals also took place.<\/p>\n
The omnium winner will be known the next day, while the women’s sprint is part of the program on the final day of the Olympics.<\/p>\n
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