### Men’s Keirin – Heat 3
The third heat of the men’s keirin has invoked excitement among fans and competitors alike. The lineup features notable riders such as **Matthew Richardson**, **Leigh Hoffman**, **Mateusz Rudyk**, **Kevin Quintero**, **Harry Ledingham-Horn**, and **Vasilijus Lendel**. As the derny (motorbike) sets the pace, Lendel establishes himself in the front position, creating a competitive atmosphere. Although Richardson starts in fourth, he must leverage the pressure on him to make a successful move. The derny pulls away, igniting action as Richardson swiftly moves to the front followed by Rudyk, effectively securing their spots for the finals.
### Men’s Keirin – Heat 2
Moving on to the second heat, we find **Harrie Lavreysen**—the overall leader—and competitors **Mikhail Yakovlev**, **Cristian Ortega**, **Rayan Helal**, **Thomas Cornish**, and **Luca Spiegal**. All eyes are on Lavreysen, who needs a commanding performance to maintain his lead. Ortega surprises many as he takes an initial commanding position after an extended lap led by the derny. As the heat progresses, Lavreysen finds himself in a precarious position, battling for survival instead of control. Ultimately, Ortega outmaneuvers Lavreysen, signaling a shift in potential outcomes for future heats.
### Men’s Keirin – Heat 1
In the first heat, **Jair Tjon En Fa** and **Nicholas Paul** emerge victorious with district moves that highlight their sprinting capabilities. Technical difficulties had compromised the broadcast, leading to limited commentary, yet it was clear that Tjon En Fa and Paul demonstrated impressive strategies to secure their triumphs. Paul’s late surge stands as a testament to his growing confidence.
### Women’s Keirin – Heat 3
In the women’s category, the third heat features **Ellesse Andrews**, **Emma Finucane**, **Kristina Clonan**, **Hetty Van De Wouw**, **Stefany Cuadrado**, and **Shaane Fulton**. With Andrews currently holding the title of Olympic and World Champion, all eyes shift to her strategy. The race unfolds with Andrews taking the lead; however, Finucane, starting from the back, attempts to make a critical move. Sadly for her, it proves insufficient, while Andrews and Clonan advance confidently to the finals.
### Women’s Keirin – Heat 2
The second heat has athletes **Steffie Van Der Peet**, **Sophie Capewell**, **Alina Lysenko**, **Alessa-Catriona Propster**, and **Alla Biletska**. The matchup is highly anticipated, and predictions lean towards Capewell and Lysenko. A delay for Capewell heightens tension, but as the derny departs, action commences with strategic pacing. Lysenko impressively secures the top position, demonstrating her growing prowess in the competition.
### Women’s Keirin – Heat 1
Martha Bayona, **Daniel Gaxiola**, **Katy Marchant**, **Mathilde Gros**, **Miriam Vece**, and **Rebecca Petch** compete in the first women’s keirin heat. Bayona emerges as a frontrunner while Marchant and Gros put up noteworthy challenges. The excitement builds as Bayona and Marchant both qualify comfortably for the next stage of the competition.
### Women’s Elimination – Anita Stenberg Wins!
In a brutal elimination race format, **Anita Stenberg** captures victory. The race takes a toll on several competitors, including Ireland’s **Lucy Benezet-Minns**, who sadly comes up short despite the support of fans hoping for a comeback after last week’s performance. The heat sees multiple eliminations as riders fight for survival—Stenberg, though, rises to the top, exhibiting remarkable skill and composure.
### Men’s Sprint Final – Harrie Lavreysen Wins!
The men’s sprint final wraps up with a thrilling finish as **Harrie Lavreysen** outpaces **Nicholas Paul**, claiming his first win on home track at the UCI Track Champions League. Lavreysen’s performance solidifies his leading position in the tournament, as he prepares to face additional challenges in the keirin.
### Women’s Sprint Final – Alina Lysenko Wins!
In the women’s sprint final, **Alina Lysenko** achieves a remarkable victory against Olympic champion **Ellesse Andrews**. Lysenko’s tactical prowess and calculated pacing ultimately secure her the win, raising her profile in the tournament while compelling Andrews to reassess her strategy for future races.
### Men’s Scratch Race
The men’s scratch race initiates an exhilarating showdown as **Oscar Nilsson-Julien** and **Dylan Bibic** lead the pack. Tensions ramp up as teams appear synchronized, fostering an environment of potential aggression even in
