Ah, Daphne Schrager is down!

That's such a shame. She quickly receives medical assistance by the track.

Let's hope she's OK.

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The women's C2 500m time trial features GB's Daphne Schrager.

Schrager is joined by reigning champion Amanda Reid of Australia in the six-rider final, which also includes 2022 medallists Sabrina Custodia of Brazil and Switzerland's Flurina Rigling.

GB's Elizabeth Jordan and Amy Cole take victory over Argentine pair Maria Chicahuala and Micaela Barroso by almost two seconds in the first race as they aim to finish fifth in the women's B sprint.

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Mathieu Van Poel speaking after his world title winning performance, "It means everything it was one of the biggest goals and to win it today is amazing.

"It almost completes my career in my opinion, almost my biggest victory on the road."

Van Der Poel comments on his fall in the final 10km, "I was not taking risks, I don't know all of sudden I was on the ground.

"It was super slippery at times and it was really difficult.

"But to still manage to pull it off, I wouldn't say it makes it nicer as I would have loved to have stayed on the bike.

"But if it cost me a world title I would have not slept for a couple of days."

The finals in the women's B sprint are split over the schedule this evening.

First, in the fight for placings from fifth to eighth, GB's Elizabeth Jordan and Amy Cole take on Argentine pair Maria Chicahuala and Micaela Barroso.

Frances Brown is absolutely flying here!

The gold is hers - but how quick will this be?

WORLD RECORD! Wow.

The Briton crosses the line in four minutes 10.941 seconds, claiming victory by over six seconds. What a ride that is to land GB's first medal of the evening.

Around half an hour ago, Dutchman Mathieu van der Poel recovered from a nasty crash to claim victory in a thrilling men's road race, which was earlier halted by a protest.

The 28-year-old attacked in the final 25km and held on despite breaking his shoe as he fell on rain-soaked roads.

Belgium's Wout van Aert took silver and Tadej Pogacar of Slovenia outsprinted Denmark's Mads Pedersen for bronze

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The opening event on the track this evening is the women's C1 individual pursuit.

And it could deliver a golden start for Great Britain.

GB's Frances Brown is in the gold medal race, against Wangwei Qian of China.

China's Jiafang Yang has just moments ago beaten Britain's Katie Toft to bronze.

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Here's tonight's packed schedule on the track:

• Women's C1 individual pursuit
• Women's B sprint (5-6 and 7-8 finals)
• Women's C2 500m time trial
• Men's C4 scratch race
• Women's C4 500m time trial
• Women's keirin semi-finals
• Men's omnium - tempo race
• Women's elimination race
• Women's B sprint
• Men's individual pursuit
• Men's omnium - elimination race
• Men's C3 individual pursuit
• Women's keirin
• Men's omnium - points race

In case you missed any of yesterday's highlights, and to get you in the mood for more track cycling tonight, here are some of the best bits from day three in Scotland.

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Great Britain claimed another impressive haul of medals on Saturday, winning five golds, two silvers and a bronze.

Among them, Katie Archibald, Anna Morris, Josie Knight and Elinor Barker won Britain's first gold in the women's team pursuit since 2014.

Sam Ruddock and Blaine Hunt successfully defended their men's C1 and C5 1km para time-trial titles, while Jaco van Gass won gold in the men's C3 scratch race just ahead of compatriot Fin Graham.

Charlie Hatton was the first British rider to take gold on Saturday in the men's mountain bike downhill, with Laurie Greenland taking bronze.

Cat Ferguson also took silver in the women's junior road race, leaving GB's medal tally after three days of action at 22.

More to come on day four?

Hello and welcome to day four at the Cycling World Championships in Scotland!

The golds keep on coming for hosts GB across the disciplines and we've got another exciting night of track racing to come this evening.

Let's hope for more scenes like these.

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The men’s road race at the 2023 Cycling World Championships is halted for almost an hour as protesters block the road.