Sprint giants fight it out in Manchester keirin

The giants of track sprinting will fight it out in the second international keirin during the Manchester round of the track world cup on December 11. With a £47,000 prize fund on offer at the Manchester Velodrome riders will be out for a large slice of the cash.

Olympic keirin champion Ryan Bayley and current world keirin champion Tuen Mulder have both signed up to race in Mancehster, with the Australian dual Olympic medallist the star attraction of the event. Dutch rider Mulder took the world title in Bayley's absence the world championships in Los Angeles earlier this year and will be looking to prove his dominance as the world champion.

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