GLASGOW, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Belgium's Lotte Kopecky underlined her status as one of the best all-round cyclists of her generation when she claimed a second track title at the UCI World Championships with victory in the points race on Tuesday.
Earlier, Dutch dominance of the men's sprint events continued as the 30-year-old Jeffrey Hoogland claimed a third successive 1km time trial world title.
Kopecky also won the elimination race earlier in the championships and will be one of the favourites for the women's road race which concludes the championships on Sunday.
Hoogland also won the men's sprint alongside Lavreysen and both of them will be going for a third gold in the keirin which reaches its conclusion on Wednesday.
Lavreysen retained his men's sprint world title on Monday.
Persons:
Lotte Kopecky, Jeffrey Hoogland, Georgia Baker, Britain's Neah Evans, Kopecky, Baker, Evans, Tsuyaka Uchino, Hoogland, Harrie Lavreysen, Matthew Glaetzer, Chris Hoy, Australia's Thomas Cornish, Lavreysen, Martyn Herman, Clare Fallon
Organizations:
GLASGOW, UCI, Tour de, Femmes, Lavreysen, Britain, Thomson
Locations:
Netherlands