Olympics: Gold and Silver for Britain in Women's Pursuit
Rebecca Romero beat her team-mate Wendy Houvenaghel to the gold in the women's individual pursuit
Rebecca Romero beat her team-mate Wendy Houvenaghel to the gold medal in the women's individual pursuit.
The 28-year-old Romero finished just over two seconds ahead of her compatriot in the 3000m race, to secure Britain's fifth cycling gold of the Games.
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The 28-year-old Romero finished just over two seconds ahead of her compatriot in the 3000m race, to secure Britain's fifth cycling gold of the Games.
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