Report by Phil Ingham, Photos by Larry Hickmott (British Cycling)

10km Points Race
Huw Pritchard took a thrilling and fluctuating Points Race. After the opening two sprints had gone to Matt Brammeier and Huw Pritchard, Franz Stocker and Chris Newton took off in the company of Tom Smith.

Smith faded, but Stocker and Newton picked up the points in the next sprint and it began to look as though they would stay away and decide the race between themselves. However, they couldn't quite hold on and Huw Pritchard came through again to take his second sprint on the race and take the victory.

Impressive throughout was young Ed Clancy, who had a great evening as he and his Under 23 Endurance Academy team-mates Matt Brammeier and Mark Cavendish showed how much they have come on in the two months since the academy was launched.

1 Huw Pritchard 10points
2 Franz Stocker 5
3 M Brammieir 5
4 C Newton 4
5 Ed Clancy 3

1km Madison Time Trial
It took two world champions in Brad Wiggins and Franco Marvulli to beat an incredibly quick opening ride from Ed Clancy and Mark Cavendish in the Madison kilo. Clancy and Cavendish stunned the crowd with the fastest ride of the Revolution series to date and the two members of the GB Under 23 Endurance Academy were looking better with every team which failed to get close to them, with some very experienced riders struggling to match the youngsters’ combination of speed and skill. Inevitably Marvulli and Wiggins were on the pace from the start, but they still had to work hard to get inside their young rivals’ time.

1. Franco Marvulli and Brad Wiggins 57.990
2. Ed Clancy & Mark Cavendish 58.316
3. Tony Gibb & Chris Newton 59.101
4. James Taylor & Bryan Steel 59.790
5. Dean & Russell Downing 59.826
6. Rob Hayles & Franz Stocker 1.00.237

Elite 10km Scratch Race
A hard won victory for Franco Marvulli in the Scratch Race wound up the evening for the elite riders.

Going into the last lap, Brad Wiggins and Chris Newton looked to be odds on to take the race, but Marvulli and Huw Pritchard, who had both worked their way up the outside of the field - a hard route to take in a very fast race - came through on the line to provide the closest finish of the evening.

Pritchard - who looked in good form throughout the evening - thought he had it and was celebrating when the result came up on the scoreboard and confirmed that Swiss rider had taken it by a whisker. Marvulli was one of the real stars of the evening, playing to the crowd and taking time to talk to and wave at his many young fans.

1. Franco Marvulli Switzerland
2. Huw Pritchard Angliasport
3. Bradley Wiggins Credit Agricole
4. Ed Clancy Team Persil
5. Chris Newton Team Persil
6. James Taylor City Of Edinburgh RT
7. Malcolm Elliott Pinarello RT
8. Russell Downing recycling.co.uk/MG Xpower
9. Tony Gibb Plowman-Craven RT
Time: 11.40.710