Today's World Cup Final middle-distance race was fast and furious with the men's and women's winners both finishing under the estimated winning time. GB's top result came from Megan Carter Davies who finished in 18th. Ralph Street and Grace Molloy were our other top-30 finishers in 29th and 30th, respectively.
Tomorrow's relays will be the highlight of the week as the athletes get the chance to run with their teammates in the final race of the international season.
GB Performance Manager, Pippa Archer, said, "The athletes have been eagerly looking forward to the relays all week. We have a strong mix of experience and enthusiasm across the teams, and it has been exciting to see the athletes pull together and prepare for what is always their favourite race!"
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