00:00Day 2 was anticipated to be the day TNT made a mark in the men's carrying which has been one
00:06of our better events.
00:07But the promise didn't pan out as Nicholas Paul, Jason Phillip and Kwesi Brung all failed to advance beyond the
00:13first round and the rapid charge.
00:15It was the first time in four years a TNT man did not make it to the knockout round in
00:19the carrying at a major event.
00:21However, Dutch legend Harry Lovason added to his career medal hole in the final.
00:25But look at this, Japan coming three wide, Dornbach's in the middle, top and tailed by Japan, but Lovason comes
00:32through in the middle to win.
00:3320 seconds, world championship gold medal to Harry Lovason, the defending champion in the Kieran.
00:4020-year-old Makaira Wallis still adding to a repertoire at the senior stage, bowed out at the qualifying round
00:46of the women's sprint.
00:47Tomorrow's final will see two British women battling for a spot in the final against either a cyclist from China
00:53or Japan.
00:53And Alexi Ramirez finished 22nd in the women's elimination race, which was defended by the favorite from Belgium.
01:00Lota Capecchi, pre-race favorite, superstar of global cycling, and she's powering around to the elimination gold medal here.
01:09Goal for Capecchi.
01:11However, tomorrow will provide a chance at redemption as our cyclists will see action in the men's points race,
01:17kilometer time trial, individual pursuit and women's sprint and omnium events.
01:22Terence Clark, TV6 Sport.
