Well, it's not going to be gold for Joseph Truman. Australia's Thomas Cornish takes the lead by going 0.270 of a second faster.

Should Matthew Glaetzer go slower Truman will be guaranteed a medal though.

Maximilian Dornbach is the first not to take the lead, going 0.153 of a second slower than Great Britain's Joseph Truman. Interesting.

Buoyed by that Glasgow roar, Joseph Truman made a swift start and kept the momentum going, building up a lead of just more than a second over Patryk Rajkowski.

That was impressive from the 26-year-old from Hampshire. There's still four riders to come but that should put Truman in contention for a medal.

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The Glasgow crowd roars Joseph Truman on to the quickest first lap yet.

It's gone to form so far, with Matteo Bianchi going quicker than Alejandro Chorro Martinez, and then Patryk Rajkowski going quicker than Bianchi.

Next up, it's home favourite Joseph Truman.

The finals for the men's 1km time trial are now up and running, with the top eight riders from qualifying set to lay down their quickest possible time over four laps.

They go in descending order from their earlier times, with Spain's Alejandro Chorro Martinez going first and defending champion Jeffrey Hoogland last. Great Britain's Joseph Truman will be the fourth out tonight.

But China get in front of Jaco van Gass on the second lap and Jody Cundy is unable to make up the deficit on the last so Great Britain have to surrender the mixed C team sprint title they won in Australia last year.

It's still a 27th para-cycling medal from these championships for GB though. Dominant.

It's Kadeena Cox leading the way on the first lap, giving GB a slight lead...

The mixed C team sprint finals are under way, over three laps at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome, and Spain have beaten France to take the bronze medal.

Next up it's China against defending champions Great Britain for the gold.

In the mixed B team sprint, Elizabeth Jordan and Neil Fachie set the fastest time in qualifying to book their place in the finals.

Malaysia face the USA for bronze from 19:37 BST, before the British pair take on Italy for gold.

Joseph Truman represented Great Britain in the men's 1km time trial earlier and qualified for the finals as the fifth quickest rider.

Defending champion Jeffrey Hoogland of the Netherlands set the fastest time, followed by the Australian pair of Matthew Glaetzer and Thomas Cornish.

The final will take place later, from 17:25 BST.

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They also held qualifying for the mixed C team sprint finals earlier and the British trio of Kadeena Cox, Jaco van Gass and Jody Cundy went second quickest to book their spot in the gold medal race.

Spain take on France for bronze at 17:15 BST, before GB face China for gold.

Emma Finucane and Sophie Capewell helped Great Britain win silver in the women's team sprint last week and earlier competed in the individual competition.

Finucane, 20, beat Japan's Mina Sato to reach the quarter-finals before Capewell, 24, won against Taky Marie-Divine Kouame of France.

Defending champion Mathilde Gros faced last year's runner-up Lea Friedrich in the last eight and the German gained some revenge by beating the Frenchwoman 2-0.

Finucane also won 2-0 - against Canada's Lauriane Genest - to set up a semi-final clash against last year's bronze medallist Emma Hinze on Wednesday.

And although Capewell won her opening race, she lost the second by just 0.014 seconds and New Zealand's Ellesse Andrews clinched the decider by 0.536 secs.

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Ben Turner had to pull out of the British team due to illness so Josh Charlton stepped in but he pulled up early in the men's lap and got in to the support car.

Dan Bigham and Ethan Vernon went on to set the second fastest men's time yet, before Elynor Backstedt, Pfeiffer Georgi and Anna Shackley put GB second behind France.

Germany then nudged GB down to third, with Switzerland still on the road, and despite a mishap which saw Marlen Reusser take a tumble, she recovered to help the defending champions retain their title by 7.08 seconds.

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That title that has already been decided was in the time trial mixed relay earlier, over two laps of a twisting, technical course of 20.15km in Glasgow.

Each team started with their three men going together, and once the second rider reaches the finish at George Square, the team's three women set off on their lap from the same Albion Street start house.

The combined times decided the winner, with Switzerland hoping to retain the title they won ahead of Italy and hosts Australia last year.

...to our live coverage of the 2023 Cycling World Championships, which are being held in Glasgow.

Hosts Great Britain are well clear at the top of the medal table for both the cycling and para-cycling events. How many can they add to those tallies today?

There are a total of nine gold medals up for grabs on Tuesday, with one having already been won on the road - more on that shortly.

The rest of today's action will take place on the track at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome, with three titles to be won in cycling and five in para-cycling.

So make yourself comfortable because the action's about to kick off, and remember, you can watch it all by clicking on the play icon above.

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Track

• Great Britain's Emma Finucane and Sophie Capewell race in the last 16 of the women's sprint (12:30 BST).
• Jaco van Gass, Jody Cundy and Kadeena Cox line up for GB in the mixed C team sprint qualification race (12:55)
• Women's sprint quarter-finals (13:48)
• The men's 1km time trial features GB's Joseph Truman (14:04)
• Elizabeth Jordan and Neil Fachie compete in the mixed B team sprint qualification race (14:55)

Road

• Team time trial mixed relay (13:00)

BMX freestyle flatland

• Men's qualification (15:00)
• Women's qualification (15:00)

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