
Denmark wins gold in the team pursuit. Women in title final against Great Britain.
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The Track Cycling World Championships are held in Shanghai.
Italy's men's pursuit team wins silver medal at the Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai.
Denmark won the final without history, with a time of 3'40"865, ahead of the four Italians by 4"731: Filippo Ganna, Francesco Lamon, Alessio Magagnotti and Jonathan Milan.
The team pursuit also gives satisfaction to the women. Martina Alzini, Elisa Balsamo, Martina Fidanza and Vittoria Guazzini won the final for gold by beating Germany with a time of 4'06"771, 914 thousandths better than their opponents. The Italians will compete (just before 2pm Italian time) for the rainbow jersey against Great Britain, who beat the Netherlands with a time of 4'07"238.
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Women's final between Italy and Great Britain for the rainbow jersey
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