Hoy on Form as the Revolution Returns
The Unstoppable Chris
Hoy
Chris Hoy walked away from Saturday's Revolution 13 at
Manchester Velodrome, with three victories to his
name.
Hoy fought
off tough competition such as World Keirin and
Sprint Champion Theo Bos, Mickael Bourgain and the entire GB Sprint squad
to claim victory in the Sprint, Invitation Keirin and Team
Sprint
Chris commented: "It's been a
great night of racing and I can't wait for my next
Revolution, in two months"
Revolution 13 also saw the return to
racing of cycling legends, Andrea Tafi, Rolf Sorensen, Franco
Ballerini and Max Sciandri.
The four featured in the Station
Pursuit which Tafi easily won from Sciandri in
second.
Some of the Future Stars with DHL Exel Supply Chain
CEO Guy Elliott
In the DHL Future Stars events
Wales' Amy Greenfield claimed an impressive two wins, however Jess Varnish's win in the 5km
Scratch and the strong performances from the West Midlands region mean they are
the team to beat.
Meanwhile in the Boy's
events Erick Rowsell and Andy Fenn of the South East
region claimed the 5km Scratch and Devil respectively, despite an extremely
strong Yorkshire Region controlling the races.
Brooks Cycles' Steve Hill (West Mids) after winning the Mile
Dash
In the One Mile Dash event Brooks Cycles'
Steve Hill (West Midlands) destroyed the field with an attack
in the final laps. So devastating was Steve's attack that he
had time to salute the crowd as he crossed
the line, with the field over five bike
lengths back.
The Revolution continues on the 18th of November with
Revolution 14
