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Jason Kenny at the back of the group in the first round of the kerin (Image credit: British Cycling)
Rene Enders celebrates Germany's win in the team sprint (Image credit: Getty Images)
New Zealand's Aaron Gate (Image credit: Getty Images)
The men's peloton during the elimination race (Image credit: Getty Images)
Thomas Boudat celebrates winning the elimination race in the men's omnium (Image credit: Getty Images)
Great Britain just beat France in the team sprint (Image credit: British Cycling)
Joanna Rowsell, Ciara Horne and Katie Archibold after taking bronze in the team pursuit (Image credit: British Cycling)
The elimination race in the men's omnium (Image credit: British Cycling)
Andy Tennant rides to second in the individual pursuit (Image credit: British Cycling)
The British women had to do most of their pursuit with just three riders (Image credit: British Cycling)
Bradley Wiggins gets ready to compete in the team pursuit (Image credit: British Cycling)
Laura Trott beats Tatsiana Sharakova in the Belarus (Image credit: British Cycling)
Max Levy ready for the men's kerin (Image credit: Getty Images)
World Champion Francois Pervis salutes the crowd after the Kerin (Image credit: Getty Images)
Russia take gold in the team pursuit (Image credit: Getty Images)
Switzerland ride to silver in the team pursuit (Image credit: Getty Images)
Joachim Eliers celebrates his gold medal (Image credit: Getty Images)
Joachim Eliers beats Matthew Glaetzer in the Kerin (Image credit: Getty Images)
Ausrine Trebaite (Ltu) Lithuania (Image credit: Getty Images)
The women's Omnium elimination race (Image credit: Getty Images)
Laura Trott waves to the crowd (Image credit: Getty Images)
Andy Tennant on the way to silver in the team pursuit (Image credit: Getty Images)
Joachim Eilers celebrates his win in the kerin (Image credit: Getty Images)
Domenic Weinstein in the individual pursuit (Image credit: Getty Images)
Francois Pervis sits on the wheel of Matthew Glaetzer (Image credit: Getty Images)
Laura Trott biding her time in the elimination race (Image credit: British Cycling)
The track season has revved up another gear with the first round of the World Cup in Cali, Colombia , this weekend.
It is the first time this season that all the major nations have had a chance to see how they match up against their rivals in the final season ahead of the Olympic Games in Rio next August.
Germany and China lead the way after two days of competition with two gold medals a piece. While Canada has enjoyed a strong weekend and sits in third in the medal standings, after taking a convincing gold in the women’s team pursuit.
Flick through the gallery above and look back on Day 1 and Day 2 of competition in the first round of the World Cup.
