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Cycling: Female pursuiters cure Olympic hangover after breaking own record at World Cup: British four take off seven seconds in beating Canada: The road to Rio starts here, says Ed Clancy
2013
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The big question was the time and the British quartet stepped up to the mark with 4min 19.604sec. They had their rivals in sight after half-distance, and came close to catching the Canadians in the end, helped by the disturbed air in their rivals' wake, meaning that in a single afternoon and evening, they had taken over 7sec off the record they had set two weeks earlier in winning the European championship in Apeldoorn. That is in addition to [Laura Trott]'s, [Joanna Rowsell]'s and King's run of six world records in the run-up to the 2012 Olympics - before [Elinor Barker] joined the party at this year's world championships in Minsk - and through to last year's World Cup in Glasgow. \"We tried [Owain Doull] out in the final in Apeldoorn, didn't know what we were going to get, ever since then he's had his foot in the door and he's looking good at the moment,\" said [Ed Clancy]. Doull, who will ride on the European professional circuit next season with Sean Kelly's development squad, is on a run of form that began in mid-September with the Tour of Britain, after which he has progressed through the world road championships and into the winter track season.
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