Second off in the Gold Medal Winning Team Sprint squad, Jason Kenny
Great Britain finished the Moscow World Cup with a bang with wins in the Team Sprint and Women's Keirin
The unfamiliar trio of Matt Crampton, Jason Kenny and Craig MacLean stormed to Team Sprint victory beating the Netherlands trio of Theo Bos, Teun Mulder and Tim Veldt
This was a fantastic result for the British team as the three riders selected, with perhaps the exception of Craig MacLean, are not the first choice Team Sprint squad, whereas the Netherlands trio were
Team Sprint Gold for Matt Crampton (left) and Craig MacLean (right)
There was also success in the Women's Keirin when Victoria Pendleton made up for her disappointing performance in the Sprint when she took the Gold medal ahead of German pair Christin Muche and Diana Gloss.
In another superb performance, Britain's Junior World Keirin champion, Anna Blyth proved that she is hot on the heals of Pendleton in finishing sixth
Victoria Pendleton (Right) Keirin Gold, pictured with Anna Blyth (Left) who finished sixth
Former World Madison Champions Mark Cavendish and Rob Hayles put in a strong performance to finish fourth in the Madison, behind Jens Mouris and Danny Stam of the Netherlands (Gold), Konstantin Ponomarev and Alexey Shmidt of Russia (Silver) who both took a lap on the field
Danish pair Alex Rasmussen an Michael Morkov finished in the bronze medal position
Elsewhere Italian Annalisa Cucinotta took the Women's Scratch Race
Despite a relatively disappointing weekend by British standards, the team still managed to finish second in the medal table behind Germany
The UCI World Cup continues in Los Angeles on the 19th of January 2007
