Abergavenny cyclist Becky James has won her second world title in as many days. She triumphed in the keirin, to add to the sprint gold medal she won yesterday at the Track Cycling World Championships in Minsk, Belarus.
Abergavenny cyclist Becky James has become a double world champion, adding gold in the women's keirin to the sprint title she won yesterday.
After cruising through to the final, the 21-year-old dominated the keirin decider at the Track Cycling World Championships in Minsk, Belarus.
Becky James is looking to win her fourth medal of the week at the Track Cycling World Championships today.
The 21-year-old from Abergavenny won the women's sprint last night, to add to two bronzes she had already claimed.
She cruised through her Keirin heat this morning.The second round and final are this afternoon, in Minsk, Belarus.
Wales winger George North took to Twitter to congratulate his girlfriend Becky James on becoming world sprint champion last night.
She triumphed at the Track Cycling World Championships, after Wales had beaten Italy in the Six Nations.
Great result for the boys tonight. And my beautiful girl @becksjames is a WORLD CHAMPION!! Well done becks!! ???? xxx
From @George_North on Twitter:Cannot believe I am a WORLD CHAMPION!!!! Thank you all for the amazing support and tweets! Soooo happy :)))))
From @BecksJames on Twitter:Congratulations to @becksjames on becoming world champion! I'm sat to @george_north and he's the happiest I've seen him! ????????
From @samwarburton_ on Twitter:
Welsh cyclist Becky James has won a gold medal in the women's sprint at the Track Cycling World Championships.
The 21-year-old from Abergavenny held off rival Kristina Vogel to take victory in the decisive race in Minsk, Belarus.