Cycling: Trott races to omnium bronze
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Your support makes all the difference.Great Britain's Laura Trott won a second medal of the week by taking bronze in the omnium – which features six disciplines over two days – at the Track World Cup in Colombia.
The 19-year-old finished third in the individual pursuit, fifth in the scratch race and won the time trial to give her 29 points.
American Sarah Hammer took gold comfortably on 14 points after two wins, two runners-up and two fourth places and Canada's Tara Whitten the silver, just one point ahead of Trott.
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