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Great Britain’s Emma Finucane won the women’s keirin to claim her third gold medal at the Track Nations Cup in Hong Kong.<\/b><\/p>\n
The 21-year-old rode a superb tactical race and went into the final lap in second place behind Japan’s Mina Sato.<\/p>\n
She then went around Sato before powering to the line, with Emma Hinze second and Alina Lysenko third.<\/p>\n
Finucane had already won the individual women’s sprint title<\/a> and women’s team sprint gold<\/a> at round two of the series.<\/p>\n “It feels amazing – this is my first gold in a keirin event at this stage,” she said. <\/p>\n “It was such an interesting race. I loved just riding my bike and getting stuck in. To come away with a win is amazing and I can’t believe it.<\/p>\n “It puts GB women in a good step forward for the Olympics this year.”<\/p>\n The final round of the Track Nations Cup will take place will be held in Milton, Canada, from 12-14 April.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n