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China beat GB to women's team sprint gold

China beat GB to women's team sprint gold
BBC Sport Wednesday 14 October 2026, 12:16 UTC 1 min read
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Great Britain's women have to settle for silver after being beaten by China in the women's team sprint final at the Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai.

Great Britain's women have to settle for silver after being beaten by China in the women's team sprint final at the Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai.
China (LOCATION) GB (LOCATION) Great Britain's (LOCATION) the Track Cycling World Championships (ORG) Shanghai (LOCATION)
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