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    Best male track rider Brad Wiggins Photo: © Roth The first British rider to top a poll this year,
    Bradley Wiggins shone in the individual pursuit at the worlds, taking gold, and won the Gent Six-
    day, paired with Matt Gilmore in a 'local' pairing.

    Runner-up Marty Nothstein remains hugely popular in the US, despite having concentrated on the road
    this year, while Bruno Risi always gets a nod for his history in the Sixes. Interesting to see the
    Australian pursuit team getting fourth - we suspect it might have been more if we'd made it clear
    that pursuit teams were eligible.

    Results Votes %ge 1 Bradley Wiggins 122 25.6 2 Marty Nothstein 64 13.4 3 Bruno Risi 22 4.6 4
    Australia's Pursuit Team 21 Not even close, was it. Bill C

  2. (TritonRider) said:

    cyclingnews.comawards03

    Best male track rider Brad Wiggins Photo: © Roth The first British rider to top a poll this year,
    Bradley Wiggins shone in the individual pursuit at the worlds, taking gold, and won the Gent Six-
    day, paired with Matt Gilmore in a 'local' pairing.

    Runner-up Marty Nothstein remains hugely popular in the US, despite having concentrated on the road
    this year, while Bruno Risi always gets a nod for his history in the Sixes. Interesting to see the
    Australian pursuit team getting fourth - we suspect it might have been more if we'd made it clear
    that pursuit teams were eligible.

    Results Votes %ge 1 Bradley Wiggins 122 25.6 2 Marty Nothstein 64 13.4 3 Bruno Risi 22 4.6 4
    Australia's Pursuit Team 21 Not even close, was it. Bill C

    And Nicole Cooke was the even more comprehensive winner of the female road award.

    cyclingnews.comawards03

    Votes - %ge 1 Nicole Cooke 407 - 43.3 2
    Genevieve Jeanson 154 - 16.4 3 Susanne
    Ljungskog 63 - 6.7 4 Joane Somarriba Arrola
    52 - 5.5 5 Jeannie Longo-Ciprelli 42 - 4.5 6
    Leontien Zijlaard-Van Moorsel 34 - 3.6

    Regards! Stephen

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