Great Britain's Ed Clancy has won the bronze medal in the track cycling omnium with a 1km time trial of one minute 00.981 seconds, with Denmark's Lasse Hansen taking the title.
On a day when Jason Kenny and Victoria Pendleton made serene progress in the men's and women's sprint competitions, Olympic team pursuit champion Clancy claimed third, but hailed the crowd after rising from fifth place with one discipline to go in the six-discipline event.
Clancy, the 2010 world omnium champion, won two of the events and finished second in a third, but ultimately fell short of the title due to two disappointing displays in the bunch races.
Hansen triumphed with 27 points, Bryan Coquard of France was second on 29 and Clancy finished with 30, while world champion Glenn O'Shea of Australia was fifth on 34.
Clancy's competition was varied - he won the flying lap on day one, finished 11th in the points race and fifth in the elimination race to sit fourth at the midway point overnight.
The 27-year-old Yorkshireman moved up to second with second place in the four-kilometre individual pursuit, but fell four points off the pace with a 10th-place finish in the penultimate event, the 15km (60 lap) scratch race.
Clancy clocked one minute 00.981 seconds to win the final discipline, the one-kilometre time-trial. It was a sensational time in the event which was removed as a stand-alone event from the programme after Sir Chris Hoy won in Athens in 2004 in 1min 00.711secs.
If rumours the kilo could return for Rio de Janeiro in 2016, possibly at the expense of the omnium, are true, Clancy would be well placed.