Great Britain's Neah Evans and Matt Walls each secured their second gold medal of this year's European Track Cycling Championships on Friday, while there was also a silver for Laura Kenny.
Evans, part of Thursday's women's team pursuit success in Plovdiv, won the individual event as she posted a time of 3:29.456, beating Italy's Martina Alzini by more than two seconds. Team-mate Josie Knight finished fourth.
Walls added to his elimination race triumph on Wednesday by taking victory in the men's omnium by 12 points.
EUROPEAN INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT CHAMPION @neahevans 🥇 WHAT A RIDE! 👊#EuroTrack20#GBCT 🇬🇧 pic.twitter.com/mRpkH8W0wP — British Cycling (@BritishCycling) November 13, 2020
Kenny – another of the victorious team pursuit riders – finished second in the women's omnium, nine points behind Elisa Balsamo of Italy.
Evans said: "When it sinks in, it'll feel very special – I'm delighted!
"It's been a busy week; it's been a bit bizarre as effectively we've had a summer of no racing and then to come to the European track champs where it's just been non-stop. It's been great to get back racing, and to get some really good results is just amazing."
MATT WALLS IS EUROPEAN OMNIUM CHAMPION! 💫@wallsey_98 couldn't be touched today and takes his second title of #EuroTrack20 in style 🥇🥇#GBCT 🇬🇧 pic.twitter.com/VEg0eFkj0u — British Cycling (@BritishCycling) November 13, 2020
Walls said: "It was a tough race, it's been a long day. I managed to come into the final points race with a bit of a lead (four points), I was able to hold that lead and ended up with another win.
"I'm really happy to come away with a second jersey. I've got the Madison on Sunday so I'm looking forward to that and hopefully I can make it a third."
Saturday's action in Bulgaria will see British riders competing in the women's keirin and the men's and women's points races.
