• Briton takes third world title at scene of his 2012 Olympic triumph
• Kenny has habit of saving best form for when Olympics nearAs a result of Jason Kenny’s hibernation sample,in which he lies dormant for three years before awakening fully in Olympic seasons, until Saturday he had fewer world championships to his name than Olympic gold medals. He strikes only rarely in between Games, and which explained why going into Saturday night’s session here he had only two world senior titles to his name: the match sprint in 2011 and the keirin in 2013,but he has now taken his world title tally to parity with his Olympic palmarès thanks to a victory over Australia’s Matthew Glaetzer which he described as the hardest world title he had ever won. Related: Mark Cavendish dealt blow in Olympic quest after lost omnium medal Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com