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Aussies sizzle in teams pursuit
An untried Australian combination rode one of the fastest teams
pursuit times in history to beat arch-rivals Britain in the Melbourne
World Cup round on Friday.
Cameron Meyer, Rohan Dennis, Michael Hepburn and Luke Durbridge
clocked three minutes 59.599 seconds to win the gold medal ride-off.
"That's awesome. To go under four minutes in front of a home crowd is just sensational," Meyer said.
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Calm after the storm
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