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Mark Stewart and Anna Morris secured two more world titles for the United Kingdom on the third day of the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai, China. Stewart won the men’s points race to claim the first world title of his career at the age of 31, while Morris triumphed in the women’s omnium after a dominant performance throughout the day. These victories brought the total number of world titles won by British riders in endurance events to four since the start of the championships, following the successes in the women’s team pursuit and the men’s scratch race. Joe Truman and Emma Finucane also contributed to the United Kingdom’s medal haul, adding a bronze and a silver respectively.